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Partial reconfiguration (PR) enhances traditional FPGA-based reconfigurable embedded systems with benefits such as reduced resource requirements and increased functionality. Since fully realizing these PR benefits requires extensive PR design flow knowledge, as well as the target FPGA's low-level architectural details, PR has not yet gained widespread usage. To alleviate manual design-time effort,...
Modern field-programmable gate arrays (FPGAs) allow runtime partial reconfiguration (PR) of the FPGA, enabling PR benefits such as runtime adaptability and extensibility, and reduces the application's area requirement. However, PR application development requires non-traditional expertise and lengthy design time effort. Since high-level synthesis (HLS) languages afford fast application development...
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