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This paper presents an approach to generating asynchronous schedules of various concurrency levels and describes novel net-based scheduling and allocation optimization techniques for asynchronous high-level synthesis. The asynchronous schedules are optimized through using the sets of concurrent variable and statement pairs. Experimental results and a comparison of the net-based techniques with the best sequential scheduling and allocation techniques are presented.
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