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Request for DSP Code.

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From: Mike Takefman
Date: Mon, 16 Oct 1989 18:46
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Here at UofT we have a small group beginning to explore the area of
DSP microprocessor architectures with a vision to improving compiler
technology, and processor/system architecture to increase system
performance.

Shortly, I will be finishing a fully metered 56000 simulator thru
which we wish to run meaningful/realistic benchmarks and real
application code.  We are interested in all types of applications, and
have a great interest in applications that do not completely fit into
the on-board memory, especially those written in C, i.e. large systems
where the majority of code is written in C with hand written code for
the really critical sections.

We would appreciate hearing from anyone that could provide code for
analysis.  Thanks.

Michael Takefman:   	Email tak@eecg.toronto.edu
			Phone (416) 978-8935

Paul Chow:		Email pc@eecg.toronto.edu
			Phone (416) 978-2402
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From: tak@eecg.toronto.edu (Mike Takefman)
Newsgroups: comp.arch,comp.dsp
Subject: Request for DSP Code.
Message-ID: <1989Oct16.144644.13975@jarvis.csri.toronto.edu>
Date: 16 Oct 89 18:46:44 GMT
Organization: EECG, University of Toronto
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