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Preliminary Design Review WODY Group Class Project Fall 2000 ECE 6276.

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1 Preliminary Design Review WODY Group Class Project Fall 2000 ECE 6276

2 Mission Statement To provide ISA for different profiles of a reconfigurable DSP and to assist and support other groups to perform tasks in a speedy and most efficient way

3 How WODY fits in the Big Picture To create ISA for different profiles of DSP To provide ISA to the Decoder group To assist algorithm and architecture group in testing the decoders and profiles

4 Overall Mission Plan TaskEstimated Date of Completion Regroup Modules into Profiles11/3 (Done) Create Mission Statement and Mission Plan11/10 (Done) Prepare for Preliminary Design Review11/15 (Done) Create ISA for Each Profile11/18 (Ongoing) Create Small Test Program in Assembly for Each Profile 11/19 (Ongoing) Execute Signal Tests for Each Profile11/24 (Ongoing) Create and Maintain Website11/29 (Ongoing) Prepare for Critical Design Review11/29

5 Mission Plan Specifics Create ISA for Each Profile MilestonesPreliminary ISA Reservation tables for Profile 1, Profile 2, and Profile 3 ProblemsSyntax of ISA for use in WinTim Solution: Modify ISA documentation Machine Code Format Solution: Modify Machine Code Format Example: change order of register operands InsightWork with Decoder group more closely in development of ISA No benefit to parallel instructions on Profile 1 and Profile 2 Tasks to be CompletedContinue working with Decoder group until decoder done and make any changes to ISA that they recommend

6 Mission Plan Specifics Create Small Test Program in Assembly for Each Profile MilestonesAssembly code for test algorithm for Profile 1 ProblemsNone InsightKeeping track of registers can get really confusing Tasks to be CompletedAssembly code for test algorithm for Profile 2 and Profile 3

7 Mission Plan Specifics Execute Signal Tests for Each Profile MilestonesDecoder and Data Path Integration for Profile 1 complete ProblemsNone InsightNone Tasks to be CompletedTesting

8 Mission Plan Specifics Create and Maintain Website MilestonesWebsite established at http://users.ece.gatech.edu/~gt1714a/ece6276/ ProblemsNone InsightFor professional and coherent look, need website template Tasks to be CompletedContinuing Updating Website with Latest Info and Data

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