Chenglong Xiao, Shanshan Wang, Wanjun Liu, Haicheng Qu, Xinlin Wang
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Runtime Estimation Model Based Graph Partitioning for Parallel Custom Instruction Selection
Custom instruction selection is one of the most com- putationally difficult problems involved in the custom instruction identification for application-specific instruction-set processors. Most of existing research try to solve the custom instruction selection problem using sequential algorithms on a single compute node. Considering the high complexity of the problem, this paper proposes an efficient parallel method based on multi-depth graph partitioning for selecting custom instruction. Experimental result- s show that the proposed parallel custom instruction selection method outperforms two of the latest parallel methods and can achieve near-linear speedup.