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发表于 2020-11-25 10:34:04
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Chapter 1 covers the fundamental properties of hardware and software, and discusses the motivation for hardware/software codesign. Chapters 2 and 3 describe data-flow modeling and implementation. Data-flow modeling is a system-level specification technique, and a very useful one. Data-flow models are implementationagnostic: they map into software as well as into hardware. They also support high-level performance analysis and optimization. Chapter 2 in particular discusses stability analysis, and optimizations such as pipelining and retiming. Chapter 3 shows how dataflow models can be realized in hardware and software. Chapter 4 introduces control-flow and data-flow analysis of C programs. By analyzing the control dependencies and the data dependencies of a C program, a designer obtains insight into possible hardware implementations of that C program. |
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