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Student mini-kernel project based on an FPGA board

André Schiper
2011
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Abstract

The paper describes a mini-kernel project in the context of a Concurrent Programming course. The goal of the project is to implement Java monitors and interrupt handling. The platform for the project is an FPGA board developed initially at EPFL for Computer Architecture courses.

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