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A Case Study: Quantitative Evaluation of C-Based High-Level Synthesis Systems

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Embedded systems require a high-level abstraction modeling to tackle their complexity and improve design productivity. C-based design techniques and methodologies have been proposed for this purpose. Various IPs with diverse complexities and functionalities can be selected to build a system. However, area and energy issues are paramount in this selection process. Implementation hints should therefore be available at the highest possible level of abstraction. Some C-based tools have been proposed in this order through either true synthesis or estimation. In this paper, we conduct through a case study an evaluation of C-based design of embedded systems and point out the impact of behavioral synthesis on embedded systems multiobjective high-level partitioning.

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Hammami, O., Wang, Z., Fresse, V. et al. A Case Study: Quantitative Evaluation of C-Based High-Level Synthesis Systems. J Embedded Systems 2008, 685128 (2008). https://doi.org/10.1155/2008/685128

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