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Hierarchical conditional dependency graphs for mutual exclusiveness identification
Identifying operation mutual exclusiveness is important in order to improve the quality of high-level synthesis results, by reducing either the required number of control steps or the needed hardware resources by conditional resource sharing. To this end we propose the hierarchical conditional dependency graph representation and an algorithm for identification of mutually exclusive operations. A hierarchical control organization permits one to minimize the number of pair-wise exclusiveness tests during the identification process. Using graph transformations and reasoning on arithmetic inequalities, the proposed approach can produce results independent of description styles and identify more mutually exclusive operation pairs than previous approaches.