Titlebook: Specification and Design Methodology for Real-Time Embedded Systems; Randall S. Janka Book 2002 Springer Science+Business Media New York 2

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,Extending Gajski’s SER Methodology,ication via the Sarkar basis has also shown this, and with specificity. Sarkar’s basis allows us to evaluate the CASE SDMs, but primarily from a software perspective. This chapter describes a methodology from the real-time . by Gajski et al., which provides a very useful foundation on which to build

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The MAGIC Specification and Design Methodology,irst establishing the rules, and then discuss the framework characteristics that will effectively support the rules. We then describe the DSP rapid prototyping and performance modeling tools useful for specification and for design according to our MAGIC SDM. We also provide an overview of VSIPL and

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Case Study: Validating the MAGIC SDM Using a SAR Processor Application,e the RASSP SAR benchmark (cf. §7.1) since it will be a level playing field on which to assess how our MAGIC SDM performs compared to the two main types of SDMs used with COTS MP technologies in our ADoI (cf. §2.2.2). The first type is virtual prototyping (VP), which is the specification and design

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MAGIC Quantification and Summary,MoCs that should underlie a SDM in our ADoI (3). Inspired by the SER SDM and how our design objects parallel those in the SER SDM domain (2), we developed the rules and tools of a new specification and design methodology, the MAGIC SDM (2). We have validated the MAGIC SDM and demonstrated its effica

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Introduction,g (MP) hardware and software. Powerful frameworks exist for each individual phase of this canonical design process, but no single methodology exists which enables these frameworks to work together coherently, i.e., allowing the output of a framework used in one phase to be consumed by a different framework used in the next phase.

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