@InProceedings{Moseley02,
  title =        "{R}econnetics: {A} {S}ystem for the {D}ynamic {I}mplementation of {M}obile {H}ardware {P}rocesses in {FPGA}s",
  author=        "Moseley,  Ralph",
  editor=        "Pascoe,  James S. and Loader,  Roger J. and Sunderam,  Vaidy S.",
  pages =        "167--180",
  booktitle=     "{C}ommunicating {P}rocess {A}rchitectures 2002",
  isbn=          "1 58603 268 2",
  year=          "2002",
  month=         "sep",
  abstract=      "The capacity to utilise FPGA designs in such a way that they
     are compositional, mobile, and *interactive*, offers many
     new possibilities. This holds true for both research and
     commercial applications. With the system described here,
     hardware becomes as easy to distribute as software and the
     mediating links between the two domains allow for
     manipulation of physical resources in real time. Designs are
     no longer monolithic *images* downloaded at one time, but
     mobile entities that can be communicated over a distance and
     dynamically installed at run-time many times and at many
     places. Such twin domain designs can be as complex as a
     processor, or as small in scale as a few logic gates. The
     run-time system, Reconnetics, provides an environment of
     high-level control over such elements, which requires little
     knowledge of the underlying hardware technology."
}