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thecoderoaster / BlazeNoC_QoS

This is a 4x4 NoC representation of the BlazeRouter_M design called BlazeNoC_QoS. It's intent is to prove the overall operation of the individual routers within the NoC that can provide for predictable, Quality of Service delivery of data packets using a reservation/scheduling based mechanism. BlazeRouter_M will be the testbed for additional features to improve the QoS experience of BlazeNoC_QoS.

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