cfaed Publications

@Misc{castrillon15_dreams,
Title={Analysis and software synthesis of KPN applications},
Author={Jeronimo Castrillon},
HowPublished={Design of Robotics and Embedded systems, Analysis, and Modeling Seminar (DREAMS) (invited talk)},
Month=oct,
Year={2015},
Day={22},
Location={Berkeley, CA, USA},
comment={[link]},
Abstract={Programming models based on dataflow or process
networks are a good match for streaming
applications, common in the signal processing,
multimedia and automotive domains. In such models,
parallelism is expressed explicitly which makes
them well-suited for programming parallel
machines. Since today's applications are no
longer static, expressive programming models are
needed, such as those based on Kahn Process
Networks (KPNs). In these models, tasks cannot be
handled as black boxes, but have to be analyzed,
profiled and traced to characterize their
behavior. This is especially important in the case
of heterogenous platforms with many processors of
multiple different types. This presentation
describes a tool flow to handle KPN applications
and gives insights into mapping algorithms for
heterogeneous platforms.},
url={https://cfaed.tu-dresden.de/files/user/jcastrillon/publications/151022_castrillon_dreams.pdf},
}