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Makespan minimization in automatic synthesis of multiprocessor systems from parallel programs

Harold Ishebabi, Philipp Mahr, Christophe Bobda

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This paper presents a method for makespan minimization during automatic synthesis of multiprocessor systems from parallel programs. The method jointly conduct task mapping, resource allocation and real-time scheduling.

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This paper presents a method for makespan minimization during automatic synthesis of multiprocessor systems from parallel programs. The method jointly conduct task mapping, resource allocation and real-time scheduling.

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This paper presents a method for makespan minimization during automatic synthesis of multiprocessor systems from parallel programs. The method jointly conduct task mapping, resource allocation and real-time scheduling.

Key concepts: Multiprocessing, Job shop scheduling, Computer science, Multiprocessor scheduling, Minification, Processor scheduling, Scheduling (production processes), Parallel computing

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