Scale-invariant topology and traffic allocation in multi-node system-on-chip switching fabrics
AssigneeLSI Logic Corporation
InventorChristopher L. Hamlin
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Abstract
The present invention is directed to a scale-invariant topology and traffic allocation in multi-node system-on-chip switching fabrics. A method for allocating resources in a design of an integrated circuit may include receiving resource data for components of an integrated circuit. The resource data is suitable for indicating consumption by the components of at least one resource. Integrated circuit resources for the components of the integrated circuit are allocated according to a power law distribution as applied to the received resource data.
Claims20
A method for allocating resources in a design of an integrated circuit, comprising:
- receiving resource data for components of an integrated circuit, the resource data suitable for indicating consumption by the components of at least one resource;
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- allocating integrated circuit resources for the components of the integrated circuit according to a power law distribution as applied to the received resource data.
A method for allocating resources in a design of an integrated circuit, comprising:
- receiving resource data for components of an integrated circuit, the resource data suitable for indicating consumption by the components of at least one resource;
- allocating integrated circuit resources for the components of the integrated circuit according to a power law distribution as applied to the received resource data;
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- optimizing the allocation of integrated circuit resources by utilizing a genetic algorithm.
A system for allocating resources in a design of an integrated circuit, comprising:
- a memory suitable for storing a program of instructions;
- and
- a processor suitable for performing a program of instructions, wherein the program of instructions configures the processor to
- receive resource data for components of an integrated circuit, the resource data suitable for indicating consumption by the components of at least one resource;
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- allocate integrated circuit resources for the components of the integrated circuit according to a power law distribution as applied to the received resource data.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.