We propose a novel methodology to generate Appli-cation Specic Instruction Processors (ASIPs) including custom instructions. Our implementation balances perfor-mance and area requirements by making custom instruc-tions reusable across similar pieces of code. In addition to arithmetic and logic operations, table look-ups within cus-tom instructions reduce costly accesses to global memory. We present synthesis and cycle-accurate simulation results for six embedded benchmarks running on customised pro-cessors. Reusable custom instructions achieve an average 319 % speedup with only 5 % additional area. The maxi-mum speedup of 501 % for the Advanced Encryption Stan-dard (AES) requires only 3.6 % additional area. 1
We propose a complete methodology for extending our automatic ASIP (Architecture Specific Instructio...
This paper proposes an approach to tune embedded processor datapaths toward a specific application, ...
Apphcation Specific Instruction set Processors (A SIPS) are field or mask programmable processors of...
An Application Specific Instruction set Processors (ASIP) or alternatively known as customized proce...
Instruction set Processors) allow the designer to define individual pre-fabrication customizations, ...
Application-specific instructions can significantly improve the performance, energy, and code size o...
Application-specific instructions can significantly improve the performance, energy, and code size o...
We present a methodology that maximizes the performance of Tensilica based Application Specific Inst...
ASIPs (Application Specific Instruction set Processors) are custom processors that offer a good trad...
International audienceThe application-specific instruction set processors (ASIPs) have received more...
A well-known challenge during processor design is to obtain the best possible results for a typical ...
Instruction Set Customization is a well-known technique to enhance the performance and efficiency of...
This thesis presents design automation methodologies for extensible processor platforms in applicati...
Efficiency and flexibility are critical, but often conflicting, design goals in embedded system desi...
Application-Specific Instruction set Processor (ASIP) has become an increasingly popular platform fo...
We propose a complete methodology for extending our automatic ASIP (Architecture Specific Instructio...
This paper proposes an approach to tune embedded processor datapaths toward a specific application, ...
Apphcation Specific Instruction set Processors (A SIPS) are field or mask programmable processors of...
An Application Specific Instruction set Processors (ASIP) or alternatively known as customized proce...
Instruction set Processors) allow the designer to define individual pre-fabrication customizations, ...
Application-specific instructions can significantly improve the performance, energy, and code size o...
Application-specific instructions can significantly improve the performance, energy, and code size o...
We present a methodology that maximizes the performance of Tensilica based Application Specific Inst...
ASIPs (Application Specific Instruction set Processors) are custom processors that offer a good trad...
International audienceThe application-specific instruction set processors (ASIPs) have received more...
A well-known challenge during processor design is to obtain the best possible results for a typical ...
Instruction Set Customization is a well-known technique to enhance the performance and efficiency of...
This thesis presents design automation methodologies for extensible processor platforms in applicati...
Efficiency and flexibility are critical, but often conflicting, design goals in embedded system desi...
Application-Specific Instruction set Processor (ASIP) has become an increasingly popular platform fo...
We propose a complete methodology for extending our automatic ASIP (Architecture Specific Instructio...
This paper proposes an approach to tune embedded processor datapaths toward a specific application, ...
Apphcation Specific Instruction set Processors (A SIPS) are field or mask programmable processors of...