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Partial reconfiguration is possible since twenty-something years but only a small percentage of problems really benefit from it, see i.e. https://www.fpgakey.co
by jeffreygoesto 3y ago
Partial reconfiguration is possible since twenty-something years but only a small percentage of problems really benefit from it, see i.e. https://www.fpgakey.com/tutorial/section742 https://www.fpgakey.com/tutorial/section742
- pantantrant 3y agoWhat percentage of problems would benefit from parallel reconfiguration? I'm raising money for an FPGA in my profile where programs aren't bottlenecked in FPGA reconfiguration but instead are reconfigured in parallel.
- jeffreygoesto 3y agoWithout really deep experience (my FPGA time ended 15ish years ago), I would say that granularity and frequency of the swapped out parts need to hit a sweet spot and you need to be able to hide that latency. If I understand you correctly, you tsrget the latter? But as with all pipelining you need do have an early trigger or lookahead.
- vitarnixofntrnt 3y ago[dead]