论文信息 - Hardware/software interface codesign for embedded systems

Hardware/software interface codesign for embedded systems

Separate hardware- and software-only engineering approaches cannot meet the increasingly complex requirements of embedded systems. HW/SW interface codesign would enable the integration of components in heterogeneous multiprocessors. The authors analyze the evolution of this approach and define a long-term roadmap for future success.

Ahmed Amine Jerraya | Wayne H. Wolf

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