Customizable embedded processors [electronic resource] : design technologies and applications / Paolo Ienne, Rainer Leupers.
Customizable processors have been described as the next natural step in the evolution of the microprocessor business: a step in the life of a new technology where top performance alone is no longer sufficient to guarantee market success. Other factors become fundamental, such as time to market, conv...
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Elsevier/Morgan Kaufmann,
2007.
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| Series: | Morgan Kaufmann series in systems on silicon.
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Table of Contents:
- Introduction
- Business Opportunities: The Case of Wireless Applications
- Logistic Challenges: Lofty Ambitions and Stark Realities of Customizing Processors
- Architectural Description Languages
- Retargetable Toolsets
- Processor Configuration
- Automatic Instruction-Set Extensions
- Challenges to Automatic Customization
- Toolset Support for Instruction-Set Extensions
- Coprocessor Generation from Executable Code
- Datapath Synthesis
- Instruction Matching and Modelling
- Processor Verification
- Sub-RISC Processors
- An ASIP for UMTS-FDD Cell Search
- Hardware/software Trade-offs for Advanced 3G Channel Decoding
- FPGA-Based Processor Implementation
- Designing a H.264 Encoder with Real-World Tradeoffs.