7. B-1 (P1) sends message to Bo (not mapped) Cache miss handled by owner P3 containing
A1 is chosen for pre-empting Ownero asks owner to undo (A1-) P3) map (A1-) P3) entry in …

Nowadays, the hardware of field programmable gate arrays (FPGAs) can be reconfigured
both dynamically and partially. A dynamically and partially reconfigurable system can share …

Heterogeneous Reconfigurable Systems-on-Chip (HRSoC) contain as their name suggests,
heterogeneous processing elements in a single chip. Namely, several processors, hardware …

Unified Modeling Language (UML), an industry de-facto standard, has been used to analyze
dynamically partially reconfigurable systems (DPRS) that can reconfigure their hardware …

With the gradually fading distinction between hardware and software, it is now possible to
relocate tasks from a microprocessor to reconfigurable logic and vice versa. However …

Partial reconfiguration (PR) offers the possibility to adaptively change part of the FPGA
design without stop** the remaining system. In this paper, we present a comprehensive …

Summary form only given. The gang scheduling paradigm allows timesharing of computing
nodes by multiple parallel applications and supports the coordinated context switches of …

To facilitate the development of the dynamically partially reconfigurable system (DPRS), we
propose a model-based platform-specific co-design (MPC) methodology for DPRS with …

In FPGA-based adaptive computing, Inter-Process Communications (IPC) are required to
exchange information among hardware processes which time-multiplex the resources in a …

Abstract FPGA Dynamic Partial Reconfiguration (DPR or PR) technology has emerged and
become gradually mature in the recent years. It provides the Time-Division Multiplexing …