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In these days, every new added hardware feature must not change the underlying instruction set architecture (ISA), in order to avoid adaptation or recompilation of existing code. Nevertheless, this need for compatibility imposes a great number of restrictions to the designers, because it keeps them tied to a specific ISA and all its legacy hardware issues. Considering that the market is mainly dominated...
In most of the works concerning reconfigurable computing, the main objective is system optimization by taking into account the known requirements of a project, such as speedup, energy or area. However, as it will be shown in this paper, although very significant, the impact of the context memory is often ignored. Since the context memory is responsible for keeping configurations of the reconfigurable...
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