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Clustered Multi-dictionary Code Compression for Embedded Systems

Authors: Ji Tu; Meisong Zheng; Zilong Wang; Lijian Li 0002; Junye Wang;

Clustered Multi-dictionary Code Compression for Embedded Systems

Abstract

A novel clustered multi-dictionary code compression method is proposed to effectively reduce the memory size which program code stored. According to the repeat times of distinct codes, the code set is clustered into several clusters. Each cluster is compressed with different dictionary and the codeword length is the same for the same dictionary. Shorter codeword is used for the dictionary whose size is smaller. Experimental results of MiBench benchmark compiled for ARM and MIPS show that the compression efficiency of this method is superior to the traditional multi-level dictionary-based code compression. The latency of instruction fetch is almost not increased, decode logic overhead is tiny and acceptable. Furthermore, the storage-bandwidth is increased.

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