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Reconfigurable systems, such as FPGAs, can change
their configuration according to user needs.
Recent FPGAs support advanced features: partial
reconfiguration, dynamic reconfiguration, self
reconfiguration and 2D reconfiguration.
2D Self partial and dynamical reconfiguration is a
powerful approach, allowing flexibility and high
performance, but causes a significant increase in the
complexity of reconfigurable systems management.
The main concern of the work described in this book
is to provide solutions to support this
reconfiguration approach. In particular, the goal
involves the definition of suitable area constraints
for Cores that will be configured on the
reconfigurable device and the creation of an
efficient allocation manager to perform placement
choices at runtime. The first aspect includes the
choice of a shaping policy, to define reasonable area
constraints for Cores. The second aspect includes
management of the empty space inside the
reconfigurable fabric and exploitation of different
placement policies to achieve high efficiency.
their configuration according to user needs.
Recent FPGAs support advanced features: partial
reconfiguration, dynamic reconfiguration, self
reconfiguration and 2D reconfiguration.
2D Self partial and dynamical reconfiguration is a
powerful approach, allowing flexibility and high
performance, but causes a significant increase in the
complexity of reconfigurable systems management.
The main concern of the work described in this book
is to provide solutions to support this
reconfiguration approach. In particular, the goal
involves the definition of suitable area constraints
for Cores that will be configured on the
reconfigurable device and the creation of an
efficient allocation manager to perform placement
choices at runtime. The first aspect includes the
choice of a shaping policy, to define reasonable area
constraints for Cores. The second aspect includes
management of the empty space inside the
reconfigurable fabric and exploitation of different
placement policies to achieve high efficiency.