Near-optimal microprocessor and accelerators codesign with latency and throughput constraints

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Abstract

A systematic methodology for near-optimal software/hardware codesign mapping onto an FPGA platform with microprocessor and HW accelerators is proposed. The mapping steps deal with the inter-organization, the foreground memory management, and the datapath mapping. A step is described by parameters and equations combined in a scalable template. Mapping decisions are propagated as design constraints to prune suboptimal options in next steps. Several performance-area Pareto points are produced by instantiating the parameters. To evaluate our methodology we map a real-time bio-imaging application and loop-dominated benchmarks. © 2013 ACM.

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Kritikakou, A., Catthoor, F., Athanasiou, G. S., Kelefouras, V., & Goutis, C. (2013). Near-optimal microprocessor and accelerators codesign with latency and throughput constraints. Transactions on Architecture and Code Optimization, 10(2). https://doi.org/10.1145/2459316.2459317

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