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In this page you will find a description and all the technical documentation related to the SCALP platform.
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# Quick Start
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As a first step, make sure that the following tools are installed :
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1. Git
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2. Vivado 2019.2
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Enter the following commands to create and open the Vivado project.
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```
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# git clone ssh://git@ssh.hesge.ch:10572/soma/scalp_firmware.git
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# cd designs/vivado/scalp_firmware/2019.2/lin64/
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# source setup.sh
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# create_project
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# open_gui
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```
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# SCALP: Self-configurable 3-D Cellular multi-FPGA Adaptive Platform.
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Parallel computation has appeared as the most promising technique to circumvent the limitations imposed by power consumption in order to continue increasing computation power, making thus manycore architectures a promising computer organization approach. Interconnecting and coordinating such high amount of computation nodes in an efficient manner is a hot research topic, several approaches to Network-on-chip architectures propose solutions for this. SCALP is a 3D multi-FPGA hardware platform permitting to prototype 3D NoC architectures with dynamic topologies.
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