COWOMO demo 2018

In this repository, it is possible to find two SDSoC projects:

• 2core_4hw_4slices
• async_2core_4hw_4slices

The two project were tested using SDSoC 2017.1.

The tutorial used to re-create the same source file for SDSoC using PREESM can be found at this link.

The board used for the demo is a ZedBoard developed by AVNET and equipped with a Xilinx Zynq-7000 SoC.

Moreover, the presentation slides can be found within the CERBERO-H2020 EU project website and, also, in this repository.

The demo was created with a joint effort of Universidad Politécnica de Madrid and INSA - Rennes.

To cite this work, please use:

 @article{suriano2019damhse,
  title={DAMHSE: Programming heterogeneous MPSoCs with hardware acceleration using dataflow-based design space exploration and automated rapid prototyping},
  author={Suriano, Leonardo and Arrestier, Florian and Rodriguez, Alfonso and Heulot, Julien and Desnos, Karol and Pelcat, Maxime and de la Torre, Eduardo},
  journal={Microprocessors and Microsystems},
  volume={71},
  pages={102882},
  year={2019},
  publisher={Elsevier}
}

PREESM and SDSoC are not available in this repo. Please use the original tools (availble under their own licenses).

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Snippet:

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