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Hardware/software co-design is a starting point in embedded systems architecture education

Schaumont, 2008

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7824947772412121996
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Schaumont P
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Proceedings of the Workshop on Embedded Systems Education

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ABSTRACT Embedded Systems Architectures are hard to design, and there is no generally accepted method of doing it. In recent years, this problem has become even harder because of the wide variety of programmable components (FPGA, ASIP, DSP,…). We propose …
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