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Formal specification of DSP gateway for data transmission between processor cores of OMAP platform

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In this article, formal models for the data transmission mechanism between ARM and DSP cores of OMAP platform 161x via DSP Gateway are presented. These models are represented as timed automata. The automata for the behavior of tasks running in the DSP when receiving requests of read or write operations from ARM are described. Data transmission between ARM and DSP is modelled according to the mechanism offered by tokliBIOS, the system kernel at DSP side. The formal model presented in this work helps developers to understand the communication mechanisms of DSP Gateway and facilitates its usage and future development.

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      SAC '08: Proceedings of the 2008 ACM symposium on Applied computing
      March 2008
      2586 pages
      ISBN:9781595937537
      DOI:10.1145/1363686

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