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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Jun. 13, 2023
Filed:
Aug. 20, 2019
Liquid Instruments Pty. Ltd., Lyneham, AU;
Daniel Anthony Shaddock, Lyneham, AU;
Max Andrew Gordon Schwenke, Lyneham, AU;
Danielle Marie Rawles Wuchenich, Lyneham, AU;
Benjamin Paul Coughlan, Lyneham, AU;
Timothy Tien-Yue Lam, Lyneham, AU;
Paul Anthony Altin, Lyneham, AU;
LIQUID INSTRUMENTS PTY. LTD., Lyneham, AU;
Abstract
Programming field programmable gate array (FPGA) digital electronic integrated circuits (ICs) or other ICs that support partial reconfiguration, a particular FPGA having reconfigurable partitions and primitive variations configurable in each of the reconfigurable partitions, comprises: before writing configuration bitstreams to the FPGA, compiling and storing primitive bitstreams for different primitive functions that can be implemented on the particular FPGA; receiving input in a graphical user interface to connect graphical blocks representing functional logic of an algorithm to implement on the particular FPGA, the graphical blocks relating to reconfigurable logic; automatically determining a subset of the primitive functions comprising particular primitive functions that correspond to the graphical blocks; obtaining, from the digital storage, a subset of the primitive bitstreams that corresponds to the subset of the primitive functions; using partial reconfiguration operations, writing the subset of the primitive bitstreams to the particular FPGA.