E. Lehman, Yosinori Watanabe, J. Grodstein, H. Harkness
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A problem in technology mapping is that quality of the final implementation depends significantly on the initially provided circuit structure. To resolve this problem, conventional techniques iteratively but separately apply technology independent transformations and technology mapping. In this paper, we propose a procedure which performs logic decomposition and technology mapping simultaneously. We show that the procedure effectively explores all possible algebraic decompositions. It finds an optimal tree implementation over all the circuit structures examined, while the run time is typically logarithmic in the number of decompositions.