Optimal synthesis of latency and throughput constrained pipelined MPSoCs targeting streaming applications
Haris Javaid, Xin He, Aleksander Ignjatovic, Sri Parameswaran · 2010
A streaming application, characterized by a kernel that can be broken down into independent tasks which can be executed in a pipelined fashion, inherently allows its implementation on a pipeline of Application Specific Instruction set Processors (ASIPs), called a pipelined MPSoC. The latency and throughput requirements of streaming applications put constraints on the design of such a pipelined MPSoC, where each ASIP has a number of available configurations differing by additional instructions, and instruction and data cache sizes. Thus, the design space of a pipelined MPSoC is all the possible combinations of ASIP configurations (design points).