Abstract:- This paper presents a high-level, algorithmic, single-assignment programming language and its optimizing compiler for reconfigurable systems. The compiler is capable of accepting our proposed instruction sets and generating a set of synthesizable VHDL codes. Simulated annealing algorithm at the heart of this compiler determines the design speed and resource needed on Field Programmable Gate Array (FPGA). Language features are introduced and the structure of the compiler is discussed. In the paper, we particularly study the effects of simulated annealing schemes on our compiler. Key-Words:- High-level, single assignment, VHDL, FPGA, compiler and simulated annealing
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This thesis deals with ways to describe hardware. It presents the methods used in the synthesis of t...
This paper describes the compilation of high-level language programs written in a single-assignment ...
This paper discusses a pair of synthesis algorithms that optimise a SystemC design to minimise area ...
Field Programmable Gate Array (FPGA) provides the ability to use, and re-use, hardware with minimal ...
Thesis (Ph.D.)--University of Washington, 2022Modern field-programmable gate arrays (FPGAs) have rec...
Field Programmable Gate Arrays (FPGAs) are configurable integrated circuits able to provide a good t...
We present an overview of the evolution of programming techniques for Field-Programmable Gate Arrays...
This paper describes an automated approach to hardware design space exploration, through a collabora...
Reconfigurable Architectures (RA) have been gaining popularity rapidly in the last decade for two re...
Field-Programmable Gate Arrays (FPGAs) are becoming increasingly important in embedded and high-perf...
This book provides a gradual description of very-high-speed integrated circuits hardware description...
We explain how programs specified in a sequential programming language can be translated automatical...
Reconfigurable computers based on field programmable gate array technology allow applications to be ...
Field programmable gate arrays or FPGAs are the Swiss army knife of the compute accelerators. They a...
In the past decade or so we have witnessed a steadily increasing interest in FPGAs as hardware accel...
This thesis deals with ways to describe hardware. It presents the methods used in the synthesis of t...
This paper describes the compilation of high-level language programs written in a single-assignment ...
This paper discusses a pair of synthesis algorithms that optimise a SystemC design to minimise area ...