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The possibility of using Evolvable Hardware (EHW) for scheduling real-time traffic in Asynchronous Transfer Mode (ATM) networks have studied in this paper. EHW is hardware built on programmable logic devices and whose architecture can be reconfigured by using genetic learning to adapt to new environments. A novel design is the function-level EHW based on Field programmable Gate Array (FPGA) chips...
In this paper, we present an ILP formulation to assist designers to identify the architectural design, binding schema and scheduling algorithm while satisfying physical constraints such as available logic resources, computation time and memory usage used. Directing the solver to optimise for logic usage, execution time, or other parameters allows ease of exploration of the design space. This case...
This paper presents a novel methodology for modeling partially dynamic reconfigurable hardware at transaction-level. We cover the lack of tools and mechanisms for the design of reconfigurable logic at system-level and for the exploration of the different configurations of such architectures. The presented mechanisms have been implemented in ReSP, a transaction-level simulation platform especially...
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