A dynamic stream link for efficient data flow control in NoC based heterogeneous MPSoC

C. Helmstetter, Sylvain Basset, R. Lemaire, F. Clermidy, P. Vivet, M. Langevin, Chuck Pilkington, P. Paulin, D. Fuin
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As Systems-on-Chip size increase, the communication costs become critical and Networks-on-Chip (NoC) bring innovative solutions. Efficient stream-based protocols over NoC have been widely studied to address dataflow communications. They are usually controlled by a set of static parameters. However, new applications, such as high-resolution video decoders, present more data-dependent behaviors forcing communication protocols to support higher dynamicity. For this purpose, we present in this paper dynamic stream links for stream-based end-to-end NoC communications by introducing two link protocols, both independent of the transfer size, allowing to improve the hardware/software control flexibility. The proposed protocols have been modeled in a MPSoC virtual platform and the hardware cost evaluated. Based on simulations, we provide guidelines to exploit these protocols according to application needs.
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基于NoC的异构MPSoC中高效数据流控制的动态流链路
随着片上系统尺寸的增加,通信成本变得至关重要,而片上网络(NoC)带来了创新的解决方案。基于NoC的高效流协议已被广泛研究以解决数据流通信问题。它们通常由一组静态参数控制。然而,新的应用,如高分辨率视频解码器,呈现出更多的数据依赖行为,迫使通信协议支持更高的动态性。为此,我们在本文中通过引入两个独立于传输大小的链路协议,提出了基于流的端到端NoC通信的动态流链路,从而提高了硬件/软件控制的灵活性。在MPSoC虚拟平台上对所提出的协议进行了建模,并对硬件成本进行了评估。在仿真的基础上,我们提供了根据应用需要利用这些协议的指南。
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