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Costum computing machines vs. Hardware/Software Co-Design: From a globalized point of view

  • Jan 1, 1996
  • Reiner W Hartenstein +2 more
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Abstract

The paper gives a generalized survey on Customized Computing with research activities of the emerging new research scenes of Application Specific Instruction Set Processors (ASIPs) and Custom Computing Machines (CCMs). Both scenes have strong relations to Hardware/Software Co-Design. CCMs are mainly based on field-programmable add-on hardware to accelerate microprocessors or computers. The CCM scene tries to make standard hardware more soft for flexible adaptation to a variety of particular application environments. The ASIP scene tries to design an instruction set as an interface between hardware and application closely matching their characteristics.

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