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Hello, all --

I'm beginning to do some work in the efficient mapping of intensive
algorithms (high orders of complexity) into hardware. I was hoping
that some of you with similar experience may be able to suggest some
resources -- textbooks, journals, websites -- of particular interest.
Your input is greatly appreciated.

Sincerely,
Julian Kain

[email protected] wrote:
>
> I'm beginning to do some work in the efficient mapping of intensive
> algorithms (high orders of complexity) into hardware. I was hoping
> that some of you with similar experience may be able to suggest some
> resources -- textbooks, journals, websites -- of particular interest.
> Your input is greatly appreciated.

Look up Sedgewicks "Algorithms"

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On 28 Oct 2006 21:52:14 -0700, [email protected] wrote in
comp.programming:

> Hello, all --
>
> I'm beginning to do some work in the efficient mapping of intensive
> algorithms (high orders of complexity) into hardware. I was hoping
> that some of you with similar experience may be able to suggest some
> resources -- textbooks, journals, websites -- of particular interest.
> Your input is greatly appreciated.
>
> Sincerely,
> Julian Kain

Xilinx and Altera both have tools that do this, for their specific
FPGAs of course. I haven't used either of them, and I don't know the
name of the Xilinx tool, but the Altera C to hardware looks
interesting. Check their web sites.

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