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Methodology and tools for system analysis of parallel pipelines

✍ Scribed by Fleury, M.; Sarvan, N.; Downton, A. C.; Clark, A. F.

Publisher
John Wiley and Sons
Year
1999
Tongue
English
Weight
243 KB
Volume
11
Category
Article
ISSN
1040-3108

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✦ Synopsis

The pipelines of processor farms (PPF) design pattern, intended for continuous-flow embedded systems, has been augmented by a software toolkit at the system analysis level. Other relevant approaches to system support employing tools are reviewed. The PPF structure supports incrementally scalable systems which can meet real-time specifications. An outline of the design and development cycle of PPF systems follows. The paper considers in detail the prediction component of the cycle. A graphical simulation tool for modelling asynchronous pipeline behaviour uses a Java-based visual display. An extended example showing how the performance tool supports PPF design principles concludes the paper.

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