Titlebook: Embedded Software for SoC; Ahmed Amine Jerraya,Sungjoo Yoo,Norbert Wehn Book 2003 Springer Science+Business Media New York 2003 SoC.archit

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Hardware/Software Partitioning of Operating Systemsof such partitioned RTOSes. Starting from the traditional view of an operating system, we explore novel ways to partition the OS functionality between hardware and software. We show how such partitioning can result in large performance gains in specific cases involving multiprocessor System-on-a-Chi

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Embedded SW in Digital AM-FM Chipsettion. A chipset is currently designed based upon an ARM9 multi-core architecture. This paper introduces the application itself, the HW architecture of the SoC and the SW architecture which includes physical layer, receiver management, the application layer and the global scheduler based on a real-ti

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Control Flow Driven Splitting of Loop Nests at the Source Code Leveled .-statements in loop nests of embedded multimedia applications. The goal of the optimization is to reduce runtimes and energy consumption. The analysis techniques are based on precise mathematical models combined with genetic algorithms. The application of our implemented algorithms to three real

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Data Space Oriented Schedulingd operating system (OS) that can take full advantage of the underlying hardware components. We present a locality conscious process scheduling strategy for embedded environments. The objective of our scheduling strategy is to maximize reuse in the data cache. It achieves this by restructuring the pr

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https://doi.org/10.1007/b105739SoC; architecture; design; integrated circuit; microprocessor; multimedia; object oriented design; operatin

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,Polyneuropathie bei heredit?rer Amyloidose,are development between manufacturers and control unit suppliers. One crucial requirement is that the integrated software must meet performance requirements in a certifiable way. However, at least for engine control units, there is today no well-defined software integration process that satisfies al