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Runtime Environment for Dynamically Reconfigurable Systems

Dynamically reconfigurable architecture computational devices offer a promise of high speed, low cost, and small form-factor by (1) optimizing the architecture for the application, (2) adapting to changing requirements by reallocating hardware, and (3) using low-cost commodity components. These benefits, however, can be lost if the cost of implementing an efficient system is too high, and the ability to migrate to new technology is unsupported. A set of design and implementation tools, including a run-time architecture is required to meet these goals. The design tools must support high-level specification and synthesis of reconfigurable systems. The run-time environment must serve as a target