“…Therefore, it can be concluded that reconfigurable computing is a trade-off between general-purpose computing and application-specific computing because it tries to achieve a balance among performance, cost, power, flexibility, and design effort. Reconfigurable computing has enhanced the performance of applications in a large variety of domains, including embedded systems [57], SoCs [79], digital signal processing (DSP) [91], image processing [61,84,92], network security [37], bioinformatics [39,47], supercomputing [51,72,49,56,63], Boolean SATisfiability (SAT) [82,20], spacecrafts [48], and military applications [76]. It can be said that reconfigurable computing will widely, pervasively, and gradually impact human lives.…”