Jean-luc Dekeyser, PR (CE1)
Team-Project DaRT - LIFL
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Biography
I am professor in computer
science at Université des
Sciences et Technologies de Lille (USTL), France.
My research activities are done at Laboratoire d’Informatique
Fondamentale de Lille. I am also member of INRIA Lille
- Nord Europe Dreampal project.
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My research activities focus on modelling, design and
management of dynamically massivelly parallel
reconfigurable systems. More precisely I investigate the
following areas:
- MARTE extensions for reconfigurable systems
- Distributed reconfiguration control,
- Reflexive softcore processors, the Homade processor.
- Massivelly parallel reflexive processor,
NEW eBOOK for students(in french) : Construire un processeur en 12 leçons
Free access for students are available on the Je construis mon processeur en 12 leçons web_siteRecent research : The Homade processor
The Homade processor has the following characteristics.
- Ultra RISC processor with 12 different instructions
- Stack processor with ZERO address style
- A "All is IP" oriented hardware. A partiicular instruction IP allows to link ( static or dynamic way) any IP instance and to trig this IP during a Homade program
- Homade is reflexive with intercession facility. An Virtual Component can be dynamically associated to a hardcore developped in vhdl or to a softcore developped in Homade function. Switching is achieved by a particular native instrction WIM.
- Homade is a 3 stage Pipeline processor
- Homade supported multi SPMD execution model by
nature, up to 56 Homade was runing on ML605 board
- Homade is used for teaching with the Nexys 3 board
with 130 master'students each year
