Patent classifications
G06F13/1668
DATA TRANSMISSION METHOD AND APPARATUS, AND RELATED ASSEMBLY
A data transmission method applied to an APB bridge for connecting an APB and an AHB, includes: dividing transmission into an address phase and a data phase according to a feature of an AHB; in the address phase, when the AHB meets an address transmission condition corresponding to a current operation, transmitting address information and control information, which are sent by the AHB, to an APB; and in the data phase, when the APB meets a valid data transmission condition corresponding to the current operation, sending received data to a bus corresponding to the current operation, wherein the bus is the APB or the AHB. According to the present application, the address information, the control information, and the data do not need to be cached, whereby the occupation of a storage space is reduced. Further disclosed are a data transmission apparatus and an electronic device having the above beneficial effects.
STORAGE SYSTEM, DATA WRITE CONTROL METHOD, AND NON-TRANSITORY COMPUTER READABLE MEDIUM FOR STORING DATA WRITE CONTROL PROGRAM
Each storage controller comprises a first storage unit, an interface unit, and a processing unit which sends, to the interface unit, a parameter which instructs n-fold write of writing data in each of n-number of (n is a natural number of 2 or more) other storage controllers. When the interface unit receives the parameter, the interface unit executes each processing of acquiring the data from the first storage unit and storing the data in the second storage unit, generating n-number of requests of writing the data in each of n-number of the other storage controllers, storing each of the generated requests in n-number of the queues corresponding to each of n-number of the other storage controllers, and processing each request stored in each queue and transferring the data stored in the second storage unit to each of n-number of the other storage controllers.
Method, system, and apparatus for supporting multiple address spaces to facilitate data movement
Methods, systems, and apparatuses provide support for multiple address spaces in order to facilitate data movement. One system includes a host processor; a memory; a data fabric coupled to the host processor and to the memory; a first input/output memory manage unit (IOMMU) and a second IOMMU, each of the first and second IOMMUs coupled to the data fabric; a first root port and a second root port, each of the first and second root ports coupled to a corresponding IOMMU of the first and second IOMMUs; and a first peripheral component endpoint and a second peripheral component endpoint, each of the first and second peripheral component endpoints coupled to a corresponding root port of the first and second root ports, wherein each of the first and second root ports comprises hardware control logic operative to: synchronize the first and second root ports.
Tensorized direct memory access descriptors
To reduce direct memory access (DMA) overhead, a tensorized descriptor can be used to generate a series of memory descriptors to perform a series of DMA data transfers. The tensorized descriptor may include attributes such as a stride and a memory descriptor template, which can be used to generate the series of memory descriptors. Hence, instead of having to retrieve each of the memory descriptors to perform the series of DMA transfers, a single tensorized descriptor can be retrieved to perform a series of data transfers.
Region mismatch prediction for memory access control circuitry
Memory access control circuitry controls handling of a memory access request based on at least one memory access control attribute associated with a region of address space including the target address. The memory access control circuitry comprises: lookup circuitry comprising a plurality of sets of comparison circuitry, each set of comparison circuitry to detect, based on at least one address-region-indicating parameter associated with a corresponding region of address space, whether the target address is within the corresponding region of address space; region mismatch prediction circuitry to provide a region mismatch prediction indicative of which of the sets of comparison circuitry is predicted to detect a region mismatch condition; and comparison disabling circuitry to disable at least one of the sets of comparison circuitry that is predicted by the region mismatch prediction circuitry to detect the region mismatch condition for the target address.
Remapping techniques for message signaled interrupts
Techniques are disclosed relating to address mapping for message signaled interrupts. In some embodiments, an apparatus includes interrupt control circuitry configured to process, from multiple client circuits, message signaled interrupts that include addresses in an interrupt controller address space. First and second interface controller circuitry may control respective peripheral interfaces for multiple devices. Remap control circuitry may be configured to access a first table based on at least a portion of virtual addresses of a first message signaled interrupt from the first interface controller circuit and generate a first address in the interrupt controller address space based on an accessed entry in the first table and access a second table based on at least a portion of virtual addresses of a second message signaled interrupt from the second interface controller circuit and generate a second address in the interrupt controller address space based on an accessed entry in the second table.
ELECTRONIC DEVICE INCLUDING NEAR-MEMORY SUPPORTING MODE SETTING, AND METHOD OF OPERATING THE SAME
An electronic device includes: a system-on-chip (SoC) including a processor, a near-memory controller controlled by the processor, and a far-memory controller controlled by the processor; a near-memory device including a first memory channel configured to communicate with the near-memory controller and operate in a first mode of a plurality of modes, and a second memory channel configured to communicate with the near-memory controller and operate in a second mode different from the first mode from among the plurality of modes; and a far-memory device configured to communicate with the far-memory controller. The first memory channel is further configured to, based on a command from the near-memory controller, change an operation mode from the first mode to the second mode.
Transient software error handling in a distributed system
A method for use in a storage system is disclosed, comprising: receiving, at a first server in the storage system, a given block layer request for reservation of a storage resource, by the first server, an identifier corresponding to the given block layer request; performing a search of a database to detect whether the given block layer request has been completed, the search being performed by the first server, the search being performed based on the identifier corresponding to the given block layer request; when the database indicates that the given block layer request has not been completed: completing the given block layer request and transmitting a notification that the given block layer request is completed; and when the database indicates that given block layer request has been completed, re-transmitting a notification that the given block layer request is completed.
Memory device for receiving one clock signal as a multi-level signal and restoring original data encoded into the clock signal and method of operating the same
A method of operating a memory device including receiving a multilevel signal having M levels transmitted by an external controller through a clock receiving pin, where M is a natural number greater than 2, and decoding the multilevel signal to restore at least one of Data Bus Inversion (DBI) data, Data Mask (DM) data, Cyclic Redundancy Check (CRC) data, or Error Correction Code (ECC) data may be provided. The multilevel signal is a clock signal transmitted by the external controller, and is a signal swinging based on an intermediate reference signal that is an intermediate value between a minimum level and a maximum level among the M levels.
Data storage system for improving data throughput and decode capabilities
Systems and methods for storing data are described. A system can comprise a controller, one or more physical non-volatile memory devices, a bus comprising a plurality of input/output (I/O) lines. The controller configured to receive data, encode the received data into a codeword, and transfer, in parallel, different portions of the codeword to different physical non-volatile memory devices among the plurality of physical non-volatile memory devices.