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Using a soft core in a SoC design: experiences with picoJava

S. Dey, Debashis Panigrahi, Li Chen, Clark N. Taylor, K. Sekar, Pablo Sánchez

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Through our experience in synthesis, validation, test, and integration of the picoJava processor core in a system-on-chip (SoC) design we point out the challenges faced and issues to address in efficient reuse of a soft core.

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Through our experience in synthesis, validation, test, and integration of the picoJava processor core in a system-on-chip (SoC) design we point out the challenges faced and issues to address in efficient reuse of a soft core.

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Through our experience in synthesis, validation, test, and integration of the picoJava processor core in a system-on-chip (SoC) design we point out the challenges faced and issues to address in efficient reuse of a soft core.

Key concepts: System on a chip, Reuse, Core (optical fiber), Computer science, Integrated circuit design, Computer architecture, Embedded system, Multi-core processor

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