Mehrdad Reshadi, PhD

Research Interests:

• Architecture and Compiler for Embedded Systems
• Just-In-Time (JIT) compilers and binary translation
• Digital and Microprocessor Simulation
• High level synthesis
• Architecture Description Languages (ADL) and ADL-based exploration

Education:

I received my PhD from School of Information and Computer Sciences at University of California, Irvine.

I joined the Embedded System Methodology Group in 2004 and worked with Professor Gajski on NISC (No Instruction-Set Computer). There I developed a "cycle accurate compiler" for the NISC toolchain to map and compile C programs on custom datapaths. The tool was also used for automatically generating custom datapaths for a given program. Read more ...

I joined the ACES Lab in 2001 and worked with Professor Dutt on High level Synthesis and then on Retargetable Tool chains. There I developed several techniques for Fast Retargetable Simulation. Read more ...

For a complete list please see my CV.