The SANDRA project: cooperative architecture/compiler technology for embedded real-time streaming applications

Zbigniew Chamski (1) , Albert Cohen (1) , Marc Duranton , Christine Eisenbeis (1) , Paul Feautrier , Daniela Genius , Laurent Pasquier , Valérie Rivierre-Vier , François Thomasset (1) , Qin Zhao

1 A3 - Advanced analysis to code optimization

The convergence of digital television, Internet access, gaming, and digital media capture and playback stresses the importance of high-quality and high-performance video and graphics processing. The SANDRA project, a collaboration between Philips Research and INRIA, develops a consistent and efficient system design approach for regular, real-time constrained stream processing. The project aims at providing a system template with its associated compiler chain and application development framework, enabling an early validation of both the functional and the non-functional requirements of the application at every system design stage.

Mots clés: EMBEDDED SYSTEM; STREAM PROCESSING; REAL TIME; PROGRAMMABLE COPROCESSOR; HIERARCHICAL PARALLELISM AND CONTROL; DOMAIN-SPECIFIC LANGUAGE; DOMAIN-SPECIFIC OPTIMIZATION; STATIC SCHEDULING; STATIC RESOURCE ALLOCATION

Domaines: Autre [cs.OH]

Zbigniew Chamski, Albert Cohen, Marc Duranton, Christine Eisenbeis, Paul Feautrier, et al.. The SANDRA project: cooperative architecture/compiler technology for embedded real-time streaming applications. [Research Report] RR-4773, INRIA. 2003. ⟨inria-00071813⟩