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Hierarchical pipelining of nested loops in high-level synthesis

Suba, 2014

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15657700815119624740
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Suba G
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Periodica Polytechnica Electrical Engineering and Computer Science

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Pipelining of the nested loops is very important in increasing the throughput of a system developed by a high-level synthesis tool. The most pipelining methods can handle only single loops. Therefore, nested loops are converted into a single loop, called loop flattened …
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