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ISLE
INPUT MANAGEMENT
MONITORING OPERATIONS
DYNAMIC ADAPTION OF THE SYSTEM
ISLE Custom FFT
ISLE Localization algorithm
ISLE Accelerator
To host
SHAR
ED M
EMOR
Y
LEON3 LEON3
AXIController LEON3 AHB/APB
Bridge
MemoryController
PHY
AMBA AHB
UART
UART - USB
SRAMS1 S2 S3
LEON3
ARM
ARM
MemoryController
EthernetMAC
ISLE #1
ISLE #2
Non-parallel region:Master thread only
Parallel region starts:#pragma omp parallel
ID:0fork
ID:0 ID:1 ID:2 ID:3
Parallel region:Several thread executesimultaneously
joinParallel region ends:program waits for all threads to terminate
ID:0
Program reverts to single threaded execution
APBInterface
DecodeSection
EventMonitor
TimeMonitor
Counter
AHB - Adapter
APBBus
AHB BusSNIFFER BLOCK DIAGRAM
LEON37 - Stage
Integer Pipeline
3-Port Register FileIEEE-754 FPUCo-ProcessorHW MUL/DIV
Trace BufferDebug port
Interrupt port
I-Cache D-CacheSRMMUAHB I/F
Local IRAMITLB
Local DRAMDTLB
AMBA AHB Master (32-bit)
SYSTEM BEHAVIOURPerfomance evaluation of the platform by means of Pi calculation algorithm, proposed in four different versions: serial computation, single process multiple data (SPMD) technique with false sharing, SPMD technique without false sharing and OMP reduction function.
Proposed profiling technique, used to monitor computational behaviour of the A-LOOP platform, follows the approach of runtime bus sampling.
LEGEND:1 Thread2 Threads3 Threads4 Threads
Event monitor: strobe generation (ld_ac_event) during access on specified address range (delimited by sig_out_inf and sig_out_sup).
Time monitor: counter activated by read operation (during_read) and stopped by write operation (during_write), both on specified address (0x808).
LEON3 HW PROFILING SYSTEM
SYSTEM DESCRIPTION
The LEON3 processor is designed for Embedded applications, combining high performance with low complexity and low power consumption. The LEON3 processor is highly configurable.
A distributed hardware profiling system has been developed for runtime analysis. It is composed of distributed AHB bus monitoring elements (sniffers) that moni-tor AHB bus, initialized by means of an AXI bus. A global monitor unit, represented by Isle #1, provides sniffers initialization and collects results.
Isle #1 runs a customized SMP Linux distribution provided by Xilinx.Isle #2 runs a customized SMP Linux distribution provided by Gaisler.
Libraries required to execute shared memoryparallel applications, developed with OpenMP C/C++, have been cross-compiled and added to the adopted Leon3 Linux distribution.
LINUX OPENMPPROPOSED ARCHITECTURE
THE CONCEPT
OVERVIEW
Embedded systems development is driven by basic functional specifications, enriched with a
set of non-functional requirements (performances, power dissipation, etc.).
One of the techniques that can be exploited is to develop Isles of computational elements (Mo-
dules) with different characteristics, each one able to satisfy some non-functional specifica-
tions, in order to realize smart System On Modules (SoM).
SoC with FPGA can be viewed as platforms useful to prototype these kind of architectures.
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2)
3)
Proposed platform represents a SoM with 2 modules that share a memory region on external
memory:
-> ISLE #1: a dual-core ARM Cortex A9 with SMP Linux OS, able to interface with external world,
provides data to Isle #2 and collects results from it. It is also able to monitor performances
of Isle#2, without introducing software overhead, by means of a hardware profiling system.
-> ISLE #2: a quad-core Leon3 with SMP Linux OS, able to execute parallel applications based
on OpenMP library. In particular, in this demo, it executes a MANET localization algorithm.
PROPOSED PLATFORMMOTIVATIONS
A-LOOP IS A SYSTEM ON MODULE (SoM) PROTOTYPE FOR AEROSPACE APPLICATIONS, DEVELOPED STARTING FROM ZYNQ7000, THAT FOCUSES ON THE INTERACTIONS BETWEEN 2 MODULES ("ISLES OF COMPUTATIONAL ELEMENTS") AND ON THE MONITORING ACTION WITHOUT OVERHEAD INSERTION
A - LOOP AMP system: 2-cores ARM Cortex A9/Linux OS and 4-cores Leon3/Linux OS, OpenMP library and Hardware Profiling system
G. Valente, V. Muttillo, A. Bufalino, M. Santic, L. Pomante, M. Faccio, F. Federici
Main Contacts: [email protected], [email protected], [email protected], [email protected], [email protected], [email protected], [email protected],
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