In this paper we present an optimal and a heuristic approach to solve the binding problem which occurs in high-level synthesis of digital systems. The optimal approach is based on an integer linear programming formulation. Given that such an approach is not practical for large problems, we then derive a heuristic from the ILP formulation which produces very good solutions in order of seconds. The heuristic is based on a network flow model and also considers floorplanning during the design process to minimize the interconnection area.

Optimal and heuristic algorithms for solving the binding problem

DE LEONE, Renato;
1994-01-01

Abstract

In this paper we present an optimal and a heuristic approach to solve the binding problem which occurs in high-level synthesis of digital systems. The optimal approach is based on an integer linear programming formulation. Given that such an approach is not practical for large problems, we then derive a heuristic from the ILP formulation which produces very good solutions in order of seconds. The heuristic is based on a network flow model and also considers floorplanning during the design process to minimize the interconnection area.
1994
Adders, Computational complexity, Computer architecture, Conformal mapping, Constraint theory, Electric network synthesis, Heuristic methods, Linear programming, Logic design, Optimization, Scheduling, Storage allocation (computer); Binding problem, Data flow graph, Heuristic algorithm, Network flow model, Optimal algorithm; Algorithms
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