Data read/write method and apparatus, and exchange chip and storage medium
AssigneeSuzhou Centec Communications Co., Ltd.
InventorsJie XIA, Jun XU, Guobing TENG
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Abstract
Disclosed are a data read/write method and apparatus, and an exchange chip and a storage medium. The method comprises: when the current clock cycle arrives, a kernel acquiring a read/write instruction that needs to be executed in the current clock cycle; the kernel acquiring a target storage area associated with the read/write instruction, wherein the target storage area is an unoccupied storage area in at least two storage areas in a random access memory (RAM); and the kernel performing, according to the read/write instruction, data reading and writing on the target storage area in the current clock cycle.
Claims21
A data read/write method, comprising:
- when a present clock cycle comes, acquiring, by a core, a read/write instruction required to be executed in the present clock cycle;
- acquiring, by the core, a target storage region associated with the read/write instruction, the target storage region being an unoccupied storage region in at least two storage regions in a Random Access Memory (RAM);
- and
- performing, by the core, data read/write on the target storage region in the present clock cycle according to the read/write instruction.
A data read/write device, comprising:
- a processor;
- and
- memory for storing instructions executable by the processor;
- wherein the processor is configured to execute the instructions to:
- when a present clock cycle comes, acquire a read/write instruction required to be executed in the present clock cycle;
- acquire a target storage region associated with the read/write instruction, the target storage region being an unoccupied storage region in at least two storage regions in a Random Access Memory (RAM);
- and
- perform data read/write on the target storage region in the present clock cycle according to the read/write instruction.
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