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Account Activated Your account has been reactivated. Sign in. Email Verification Required. Almost Done. Thank You for Registering. Create New Password. Pages Hardware Abstraction Layer. Back Matter Pages About this book Introduction Hardware-dependent Software HdS plays a key role in desktop computers and servers for many years. Mainly due to its flexibility, the possibility of late change, and the quick adaptability, the relevance of HdS in the domains of embedded systems and in Systems-on-Chip SoCs has significantly increased.
Despite its importance, the role of HdS is most often underestimated and the topic is not well represented in literature and education. To address this, Hardware-dependent Software brings together experts from different HdS areas. By providing a comprehensive overview of general HdS principles, tools, and applications, this book provides adequate insight into the current technology and upcoming developments in the domain of HdS. Other chapters cover industrial applications, verification, and tool environments.
Tool introductions cover the application of tools in the ASIP software tool chain i.
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