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Executable System-Level Specifications of HW/SW Architecture for Embedded Multiprocessor Systems

DVOŘÁK, V. Executable System-Level Specifications of HW/SW Architecture for Embedded Multiprocessor Systems. Proceedings of the Joint Workshop on Formal Specifications of Computer-Based Systems, 2002. Stirling: University of Stirling, 2002. p. 65-70. ISBN: 1-85769-169-5.
Czech title
Proveditelné specifikace architektury HW/SW vestavěných multiprocesorů na systémové úrovni
Type
conference paper
Language
English
Authors
Dvořák Václav, prof. Ing., DrSc.
Keywords

performance-oriented specifications, multiprocessor simulation, parallel embedded systems, performance prediction

Abstract

The paper addresses the problem of preliminary system level modeling and simulation of parallel embedded applications oriented to performance estimation. A CSP-based simulation tool Transim, originally intended for simulating message-passing architectures, proved to be very useful in quest for optimum HW/SW architectures in much wider area of applications. Particularly, it has been retargeted for shared memory architectures with a bus. Processing of a formal description of a system architecture, communication as well as software modules and their mapping onto hardware leads directly to performance figures. The technique is demonstrated on the generic hybrid pipeline/farm architecture suitable for embedded tasks and on a small cluster of SMPs.

Published
2002
Pages
65–70
Proceedings
Proceedings of the Joint Workshop on Formal Specifications of Computer-Based Systems, 2002
ISBN
1-85769-169-5
Publisher
University of Stirling
Place
Stirling
BibTeX
@inproceedings{BUT9825,
  author="Václav {Dvořák}",
  title="Executable System-Level Specifications of HW/SW Architecture for Embedded Multiprocessor Systems",
  booktitle="Proceedings of the Joint Workshop on Formal Specifications of Computer-Based Systems, 2002",
  year="2002",
  pages="65--70",
  publisher="University of Stirling",
  address="Stirling",
  isbn="1-85769-169-5"
}
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