Embedded systems hardware software partitioning using minimax algorithm

Iguider, Adil; Bousselam, Kaouthar; Elissati, Oussama; Chami, Mouhcine; En‐Nouaary, Abdeslam

doi:10.1145/3368756.3369009

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“…The results in Fig. 1 show that most articles focused on the whole system, while eight articles (7,15,16,50,51,56,58,59) focused on solving specific requests of special cases of these systems. Two articles (42,54) focused on the development of embedded software, and 15 articles (24,25,26,30,36,37,38,43,44,48,53,57,60,61,62) prescribed steps in the development process of embedded hardware.…”

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“…Out of 14 articles that tried to optimize the partitioning process for hardware and software components, ten articles (3,10,11,12,21,27,39,41,45,47) considered the whole system, and four articles (57,60,61,62) the hardware part of the system. Finally, eight articles (7,15,16,50,51,56,58,59) tried to solve problems for special cases of these systems.…”

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“…Out of these eight, in four articles (3,41,45,60) partitioning was improved by introduction of authors own partitioning algorithms, and in two articles (9,69), the MARTE extension and Web Ontology Language were used to create semantic representations of hardware and software components, from which system model and automatic code were generated, in one article (65), the authors focused on the synthesis phase, and in one article (40), software tools were proposed. Furthermore, eight articles (7,15,16,50,51,56,58,59) were oriented toward solving application-specific problems. With further development of hardware technology, eight articles proposed the introduction of dynamic reconfiguration architecture as the hardware part of the system.…”

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Embedded systems encompass software and hardware components developed in parallel. These systems have been the focus of interest for many scholars who emphasized development issues related to embedded systems. Moreover, they proposed different approaches for facilitating the development process. The aim of this work is to identify desirable characteristics of existing development methodologies, which provide a good foundation for development of new methodologies. For that purpose, systematic mapping methodology was applied to the area of embedded systems, resulting in a classification scheme, graphically represented by a multilayer conceptual network. Afterwards, the most significant clusters were identified, using the k-means algorithm and the squared Euclidean distance formula. Overall, the results provide guidelines for further research aiming to propose a holistic approach for the development of special case of embedded systems.

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