Computing device, computing equipment and programmable scheduling method
AssigneeShanghai Biren Technology Co., Ltd
InventorsZhou Hong, YuFei Zhang, ChengKun Sun, Lin Chen
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AssigneeShanghai Biren Technology Co., Ltd
InventorsZhou Hong, YuFei Zhang, ChengKun Sun, Lin Chen
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The embodiments of the disclosure relate to a computing device, a computing equipment, and a programmable scheduling method for data loading and execution, and relate to the field of computer. The computing device is coupled to a first computing core and a first memory. The computing device includes a scratchpad memory, a second computing core, a first hardware queue, a second hardware queue and a synchronization unit. The second computing core is configured for acceleration in a specific field. The first hardware queue receives a load request from the first computing core. The second hardware queue receives an execution request from the first computing core. The synchronization unit configured to make the triggering of the load request and the execution request to cooperate with each other. In this manner, flexibility, throughput, and overall performance can be enhanced.
A computing device, coupled to a first computing core and a first memory in a computing equipment, wherein the first computing core is configured for general graphics processing, and the computing device comprises:
A computing equipment, comprising a first computing core, a first memory, and the computing device comprises:
A programmable scheduling method for data loading and execution in a computing equipment, the computing equipment comprising a first computing core, a first memory, a first hardware queue, a second hardware queue, a scratchpad memory, a second computing core, and a synchronization unit, wherein the first computing core is configured for general graphics processing, and the second computing core is configured for acceleration in a specific field, and the method comprising:
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