Energy-Optimal Integrated VLIW Code Generation
Andrzej Bednarski, Christoph Keßler
Abstract
Andrzej Bednarski, Christoph Keßler
Abstract
Optimal integrated code generation is a challenge in terms of problem complexity, but it provides important feedback for the resource-efficient design of embedded systems and is a valuable tool for the assessment of fast heuristics for code generation. We present a method for energy optimal integrated code generation for generic VLIW processor architectures that allows to explore trade-offs between energy consumption and execution time. 1
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Optimal integrated code generation is a challenge in terms of problem complexity, but it provides important feedback for the resource-efficient design of embedded systems and is a valuable tool for the assessment of fast heuristics for code generation. We present a method for energy optimal integrated code generation for generic VLIW processor architectures that allows to explore trade-offs between energy consumption and execution time. 1
Key concepts: Very long instruction word, Computer science, Code generation, Code (set theory), Heuristics, Energy consumption, Embedded system, Efficient energy use