Quality-driven design in the system-on-a-chip era: Why and how?

Jóźwiak, L.

doi:10.1016/s1383-7621(00)00046-1

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“…Our accelerator design method is based on the quality-driven design paradigm [10]. According to this paradigm, system design is actually about a definition of the required quality, in the sense of a satisfactory answer to the following two questions: what quality is required and how can it be achieved?…”

Section: Quality-driven Model-based Design Methodology For Hardware Mmentioning

confidence: 99%

Scalable communication architectures for massively parallel hardware multi-processors

Jan

Jówiak

2012

Journal of Parallel and Distributed Computing

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Section: Quality-driven Model-based Design Methodology For Hardware Mmentioning

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Scalable communication architectures for massively parallel hardware multi-processors

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2012

Journal of Parallel and Distributed Computing

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“…and "How can it be achieved?". Therefore the research of the ASAM project builds on the methodology of quality-driven model-based system design proposed in [1]. Moreover, the ASAM project builds on the platform-based design of heterogeneous multi-processor embedded systems [1], [2], ASIP design methods [3][4][5][6][7][8][9], hardware compilation techniques [2], and software analysis, re-structuring and compilation techniques [2], [10].…”

Section: Contribution and Related Workmentioning

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“…To effectively and efficiently cope with such a massive combination of design choices, ASAM exploits the abstraction, separation of concerns and quality-driven design decision making principles through introducing several abstraction levels in the design flow, decomposing the complex design problem into a hierarchical network of simpler sub-problems (issues), ordering the consideration of the sub-problems, and using various abstract and partial models when solving particular sub-problems [1]. The methods and tools used for each level/issue deal with a sub-set of correlated design concerns, and collaborate with each other in a well-defined coherent way to together deliver a high-quality application-specific HW/SW system design.…”

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“…Many published research results [1], [11], [24] and system design frameworks, e.g. Metropolis [25], Daedalus etc., target the heterogeneous MPSoC design, but none of them addresses the adaptable ASIP-based MPSoCs design being the target of ASAM, with all its complexity and difficult to solve issues as described in this paper.…”

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“…Nevertheless, some of the valuable ideas and general methodologies developed in this research can and will be reused for ASAM purposes. In particular, ASAM project builds on the methodology of quality-driven model-based system design proposed by Jóźwiak [1].…”

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ASAM: Automatic architecture synthesis and application mapping

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Lindwer²,

Corvino

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Microprocessors and Microsystems

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Life-Inspired Systems and Their Quality-Driven Design

Jóźwiak

2006

Architecture of Computing Systems - ARCS 2006

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Quality-driven design in the system-on-a-chip era: Why and how?

Cited by 25 publications

References 12 publications

Scalable communication architectures for massively parallel hardware multi-processors

Scalable communication architectures for massively parallel hardware multi-processors

ASAM: Automatic architecture synthesis and application mapping

Life-Inspired Systems and Their Quality-Driven Design

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