Data storage is an important contributor to power dis-sipation, particularly in multi-media embedded systems. To achieve low power implementation for these systems, the storage requirement can be reduced by exploiting lim-ited data life-times and reuse of memory locations. This optimisation can only be performed quite late in the de-sign trajectory because most of the decisions on e.g. detailed memory access organisation should have been fixed. Thus an early and fast estimate of the storage requirement is crucial for the system designer. This pa-per proposes a grouping technique that identifies simul-taneously alive sets of data dependencies. The group-ing technique extends previous work on storage size re-quirement estimation for individua...
Recent advancements in embedded systems have brought new challenges for industry and academia. In or...
For distributed networks which will be mass produced, such as computer systems in modern vehicles, i...
In this paper, we demonstrate how a novel technique for high-level memory requirement estimation can...
In this paper, we propose a novel storage requirement estimation methodology for use in the early sy...
In this paper, we propose a novel storage requirement estimation methodology for use in the early sy...
The performance gap between processors and storage systems has been increasingly critical overthe ye...
For distributed networks which will be mass produced, such as computer systems in modern cars, it is...
For distributed networks which will be mass-produced, such as computer systems in modern vehicles, i...
The demands and expectations on the system architectures of contemporary consumer products like cars...
Modern embedded systems are capable of performing a wide range of tasks and their popularity is incr...
Resources of embedded systems, such as memory size and CPU power, are expensive and (usually) not ex...
Data transfers and storage are dominating contributors to the area and power consumption for all mod...
Storing large amounts of data for different users has become the new normal in a modern distributed ...
Memory accesses account for a large percentage of total power in microprocessor-based embedded syste...
We present a technique for determining the best data cache size required for a given memory-intensiv...
Recent advancements in embedded systems have brought new challenges for industry and academia. In or...
For distributed networks which will be mass produced, such as computer systems in modern vehicles, i...
In this paper, we demonstrate how a novel technique for high-level memory requirement estimation can...
In this paper, we propose a novel storage requirement estimation methodology for use in the early sy...
In this paper, we propose a novel storage requirement estimation methodology for use in the early sy...
The performance gap between processors and storage systems has been increasingly critical overthe ye...
For distributed networks which will be mass produced, such as computer systems in modern cars, it is...
For distributed networks which will be mass-produced, such as computer systems in modern vehicles, i...
The demands and expectations on the system architectures of contemporary consumer products like cars...
Modern embedded systems are capable of performing a wide range of tasks and their popularity is incr...
Resources of embedded systems, such as memory size and CPU power, are expensive and (usually) not ex...
Data transfers and storage are dominating contributors to the area and power consumption for all mod...
Storing large amounts of data for different users has become the new normal in a modern distributed ...
Memory accesses account for a large percentage of total power in microprocessor-based embedded syste...
We present a technique for determining the best data cache size required for a given memory-intensiv...
Recent advancements in embedded systems have brought new challenges for industry and academia. In or...
For distributed networks which will be mass produced, such as computer systems in modern vehicles, i...
In this paper, we demonstrate how a novel technique for high-level memory requirement estimation can...