&lt;title&gt;Producing design diagrams from declarative descriptions&lt;/title&gt;

Guo, Shaori; Luk, Wayne

doi:10.1117/12.235483

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“…· Develop the most ecient implementation of the repeating units before hardware compilation, using device-speci®c descriptions like OAL if necessary. The system has been used in developing a number of regular array designs, including a systolic convolver [11], a systolic priority queue [9], a systolic sorter [10], a sine calculator [8], and in developing recon®gurable libraries for FPGAs [24,25]. It has also been used in producing implementations partly in hardware and partly in software [23].…”

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An integrated system for developing regular array designs

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Luk

2001

Journal of Systems Architecture

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This paper describes an integrated system for developing regular array designs based on the block description language Ruby. Ruby supports concise design description and formal veri®cation. A parametrised Ruby description can be used in simulating, re®ning and visualising designs, and in compiling hardware implementations such as ®eld programmable gate arrays. Our system enables rapid design production, while good design quality is achieved by (a) the ecient instantiation of device-speci®c libraries, (b) the size optimisation of bit-level components using the design re®ner, and (c) the exploitation of regularity information at source level in the library composition process. The development and implementation of several median ®lters are used to illustrate the system. Ó

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“…Note that we adopt the convention that signals in the western and the northern sides are mapped onto the domain, and signals in the southern and the eastern sides are mapped onto the range [10]. Block diagram for beside and below are shown in Fig.…”

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