Synchronous Data Flow¶
Lee, E. A., & Messerschmitt, D. G. (1987). Synchronous Data Flow. Proceedings of the IEEE, 1235-1245.
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- Synchronous Data Flow
- Lee and Messerschmitt introduced this restriction to make dataflow programs, particularly multirate signal-processing programs, amenable to scheduling before execution.
This sourceUC Berkeley author-institution publication page and abstract, https://ptolemy.berkeley.edu/publications/papers/87/synchdataflow/. Source access: author-hosted abstract only; it supports fixed a-priori token rates, multirate DSP, static scheduling, code generation and static buffering.
- Lee and Messerschmitt introduced this restriction to make dataflow programs, particularly multirate signal-processing programs, amenable to scheduling before execution.
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