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A compiler infrastructure for accelerator generators

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AuthorsRachit Nigam; Samuel Thomas; Zhijing Li; Adrian Sampson
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Year2021
Citekeynigam2021compiler

Where it appeared

Pages804--817

Identifiers

DOI10.1145/3445814.3446712
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Abstract

We present Calyx, a new intermediate language (IL) for compiling high-level programs into hardware designs. Calyx combines a hardware-like structural language with a software-like control flow representation with loops and conditionals. This split representation enables a new class of hardware-focused optimizations that require both structural and control flow information which are crucial for high-level programming models for hardware design. The Calyx compiler lowers control flow constructs using finite-state machines and generates synthesizable hardware descriptions.

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@misc{nigam2021compiler,
  title        = {A compiler infrastructure for accelerator generators},
  author       = {Rachit Nigam and Samuel Thomas and Zhijing Li and Adrian Sampson},
  year         = {2021},
  pages        = {804--817},
  doi          = {10.1145/3445814.3446712},
}

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