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Hardware interlocks that enforce semantic invariants and allow fine-grained privilege separation can be built with reasonable costs given modern semiconductor technology. In the common error-free case, these mechanisms operate largely in parallel with the intended computation, monitoring the semantic intent of the computation on an operation-by-operation basis without sacrificing cycles to perform...
Hardware binding plays an important role in the performance of a design on FPGAs. Good timing performance requires that the hardware binding be as efficient as possible. It is often acceptable to let the area increase within a tolerance limit if the timing could be improved. In this paper, we propose a new hardware binding algorithm.. It performs simultaneous FU and register binding incorporating...
Hardware binding is a crucial step in high-level synthesis. In this paper we propose a path based hardware binding algorithm to create area-time efficient designs. The algorithm performs simultaneous FU and register binding based on weighted and ordered compatibility graphs. The proposed algorithm tries to reduce interconnects in the design by exploiting flow dependencies in the DFG, leading to area...
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