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@ -92,9 +92,7 @@ interfaced with the C core of fl and provides it with low-level and very fast
functions for this task.
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\section{Context \& AST}
\todo{Rename this section}
\section{Problem setting}
\subsection{Circuit description}
@ -162,18 +160,7 @@ sub-circuits, input pins and output pins. Each level can of course contain
because it allows the program to work on smaller areas the circuit (\eg{}
loading in memory only a part of the circuit, etc.).
\subsection{Sought efficiency}
The goal of \textit{isomatch} is to be applied to large circuits on-the-fly,
during their conception. Those circuits can (and will probably) be as large as
a full processor, and the software will be operated by a human, working on
their circuit. Thus, \textit{isomatch} must be as fast as possible, since
matching operation will be executed often, and often multiple times in a row.
It must then remain fast enough for the human not to lose too much time, and
eventually lose patience.
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\section{General approach}
\subsection{Objective}
More precisely, the problems that \emph{isomatch} must solve are the following.
@ -209,6 +196,19 @@ to be NP-complete~\cite{cook1971complexity}. Even though a few algorithms
is nevertheless necessary to implement them the right way, and with the right
heuristics, to get the desired efficiency for the given problem.
\subsection{Sought efficiency}
The goal of \textit{isomatch} is to be applied to large circuits on-the-fly,
during their conception. Those circuits can (and will probably) be as large as
a full processor, and the software will be operated by a human, working on
their circuit. Thus, \textit{isomatch} must be as fast as possible, since
matching operation will be executed often, and often multiple times in a row.
It must then remain fast enough for the human not to lose too much time, and
eventually lose patience.
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\section{General approach}
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\section{Signatures}
\todo{}