Unifying software and hardware of multithreaded reconfigurable applications within operating system processes

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With Moore's law coming to an end, increasingly more hope is being put in specialized hardware implemented on reconfigurable architectures such as Field-Programmable Gate Arrays (FPGAs). Yet, it is often neglected that these architectures themselves experi ...

Unifying software and hardware of multithreaded reconfigurable applications within operating system processes

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