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Compile-time scheduling with resource-constraints
G. Bilsen,Rudy Lauwereins,Jean Peperstraete +2 more
- Vol. 2, pp 153-162
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A scheduling method is presented that takes non-CPU resource requirements into account as well while constructing the static schedule of a DSP application.Abstract:
Most tasks in DSP-applications require multiple execution. If only CPU-usage is considered while constructing a static schedule, the actual run-time performance of the application can differ a lot from the predicted one. We present a scheduling method that takes non-CPU resource requirements into account as well while constructing the static schedule. >read more
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