SCALL: Software Component Allocator for Heterogeneous Embedded Systems
Ivan Svogor, Jan Carlson
TL;DR
SCALL is a prototype tool that aids system architects in early design phases by exploring software component allocation options on heterogeneous platforms using heuristics and AHP for multi-objective optimization.
Contribution
The paper introduces SCALL, a novel heuristic-based tool employing AHP for multi-objective exploration of software allocation in heterogeneous embedded systems.
Findings
Supports early design decision-making
Provides multiple deployment alternatives
Enhances platform utilization
Abstract
Allocation of software components on a heterogeneous computing platform involves hard decisions; handling different types of computing units with specific processing paradigms and a number of software components which require specific resources. An allocation method which explores the design space to provide a system architect with deployment alternatives in an early design phase can have a significant impact on the utilization of underlying platform. In this paper we present SCALL, an early prototype tool which uses heuristics and AHP for weighted multi-objective design space exploration to support systems architects in complex allocation decisions in early design phases.
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