The paper presents an algorithm to determine the close-to-smallest possible data buffer sizes for arbitrary synchronous data flow (SDF) applications, such that we can guarantee the exis-tence of a deadlock free schedule. The presented algorithm fits in the design flow of GRAPE, an environment for the emulation and implementation of digital signal processing (DSP) systems on arbitrary target architectures, consisting of programmable DSP processors and FPGAs. Reducing the size of data buffers is of high importance when the application will be mapped on Field Programmable Gate Arrays (FPGA), since register resources are rather scarce. 1. Introduction an
The synchronous dataflow (SDF) model has proven efficient for represent-ing an important class of di...
This paper addresses the problem of trading-off between the minimization of program and data memory ...
In this paper, we develop a new technique called buffer merging for reducing memory requirements of ...
In the context of digital signal processing, synchronous data flow (SDF) graphs [12] are widely used...
International audienceThis paper introduces and assesses a new technique to minimize the memory foot...
Minimizing buffer sizes of dynamic dataflow implementations without introducing deadlocks or reducin...
Synchronous Dataflow (SDF) is a widely-used model of computation for digital signal processing and m...
Single-Rate Data-Flow (SRDF) graphs, also known as Homogeneous Synchronous Data-Flow (HSDF) graphs o...
Based on the model of synchronous data flow (SDF) [13], so called single appearance schedules are kn...
T his paper addresses trade-offs between the minimization of program memory and data memory requirem...
Synchronous Dataflow, a subset of dataflow, has proven to be a good match for specifying DSP program...
This paper addresses the problem of trading-off between the minimization of program and data memory ...
This paper addresses the problem of trading-off between the minimization of program and data memory ...
Abstract — Synchronous Dataflow (SDF) is a well-known model of computation for dataflow-oriented app...
There has been a proliferation of block-diagram environments for specifying and prototyping DSP sys-...
The synchronous dataflow (SDF) model has proven efficient for represent-ing an important class of di...
This paper addresses the problem of trading-off between the minimization of program and data memory ...
In this paper, we develop a new technique called buffer merging for reducing memory requirements of ...
In the context of digital signal processing, synchronous data flow (SDF) graphs [12] are widely used...
International audienceThis paper introduces and assesses a new technique to minimize the memory foot...
Minimizing buffer sizes of dynamic dataflow implementations without introducing deadlocks or reducin...
Synchronous Dataflow (SDF) is a widely-used model of computation for digital signal processing and m...
Single-Rate Data-Flow (SRDF) graphs, also known as Homogeneous Synchronous Data-Flow (HSDF) graphs o...
Based on the model of synchronous data flow (SDF) [13], so called single appearance schedules are kn...
T his paper addresses trade-offs between the minimization of program memory and data memory requirem...
Synchronous Dataflow, a subset of dataflow, has proven to be a good match for specifying DSP program...
This paper addresses the problem of trading-off between the minimization of program and data memory ...
This paper addresses the problem of trading-off between the minimization of program and data memory ...
Abstract — Synchronous Dataflow (SDF) is a well-known model of computation for dataflow-oriented app...
There has been a proliferation of block-diagram environments for specifying and prototyping DSP sys-...
The synchronous dataflow (SDF) model has proven efficient for represent-ing an important class of di...
This paper addresses the problem of trading-off between the minimization of program and data memory ...
In this paper, we develop a new technique called buffer merging for reducing memory requirements of ...