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A digit-serial silicon compiler

Published: 01 June 1988 Publication History

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A new silicon compiler is described, called PARSIFAL (not an acronym). It constructs chips with a data flow architecture in which data is passed in a digit-wide pipeline from one computational element to the next. The size of a digit may be specified by the user to be any value between one and the full word size of the chip. A digit size of one gives bit-serial chips whereas a digit-size equal to the word-size gives fully parallel computation. It is shown that an intermediate value of digit-size usually gives the most efficient chips in terms of throughput per unit area.

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DAC '88: Proceedings of the 25th ACM/IEEE Design Automation Conference
June 1988
730 pages
ISBN:0818688645

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