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Dynamic Partial Reconfiguration (DPR) is a promising technology ready for use, enabling the design of more flexible and efficient systems. However, existing design flows for DPR are either low-level and complex or lack support for automatic synthesis. In this paper, we present a SystemC based modelling and synthesis flow using the OSSS+R framework for reconfigurable systems. Our approach addresses...
Today, using dynamic partial reconfiguration of FPGAs leads to a longer and less predictable design cycle. To improve this, we developed a modelling, simulation, and synthesis framework for partial reconfiguration, named OSSS+R. It reduces design time and hides some of the complexity. The tool PART-E integrates the results into the Xilinx early access partial reconfiguration (EAPR) flow. It eases...
Today's heterogeneous embedded systems combine components from different domains, such as software, analogue hardware and digital hardware. The design and implementation of these systems is still a complex and error-prone task clue to the different Models of Computations (MoCs), design languages and tools associated with each of the domains. Though making such systems adaptive is technologically feasible,...
High level description languages and tools lack appropriate support to specify reconfigurable systems. We propose a methodology for partially self-reconfigurable systems, which consists of a SystemC based language, simulation abilities and the perspective of automated synthesis. We introduce a configuration management infrastructure, which frees designers of error-prone and time consuming tasks
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