
This paper presents a new many-core processor design to parallelize by hardware. The code pieces are distributed according to the sequential order in a way which favors neighbor cores communications. The ordered placement simplifies the processor interconnect and the memory sharing. The paper presents a VHDL implementation of a 64-core version of the processor. The synthesized prototype proves that the automatic parallelization technique works and the speed and size of the synthesis show that the design is scalable.
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