A technique for managing data storage obtains a batch of chunks of data. The technique generates, using multiple pipelined instructions operating on the batch, a measure of data entropy for each of the chunks in the batch. The technique selectively compresses chunks in the batch based at least in part on the measures of data entropy generated for the respective chunks.

Embodiments described herein are generally directed to a configuration-driven continuous delivery (CD) pipeline that can be used by multiple development teams and integrated with multiple repositories. According to an example, all commands to be run by a particular executor used by a particular development team are specified by the pipeline. A trigger event is received from an external source specifying a repository in which source code for an application being developed or maintained by the particular development team resides. Responsive to the trigger event, the pipeline is configured with information regarding subdirectories within the repository that are to be processed based on a first set of configuration information stored in the repository. Stages of the pipeline are performed by, for each subdirectory, causing the pipeline to issue a subset of the commands to the particular executor based on a second set of configuration information associated with the subdirectory.

An apparatus includes a CPU core and a L1 cache subsystem including a L1 main cache, a L1 victim cache, and a L1 controller. The apparatus includes a L2 cache subsystem including a L2 main cache, a shadow L1 main cache, a shadow L1 victim cache, and a L2 controller configured to receive a read request from the L1 controller as a single transaction. Read request includes a read address, a first indication of an address and a coherence state of a cache line A to be moved from the L1 main cache to the L1 victim cache to allocate space for data returned in response to the read request, and a second indication of an address and a coherence state of a cache line B to be removed from the L1 victim cache in response to the cache line A being moved to the L1 victim cache.

An information processing apparatus includes: a memory; and a processor configured to: acquire an instruction sequence including plural instructions; generate plural candidates of new instruction sequences capable of obtaining an execution result as same as in the instruction sequence, by replacing at least a part of plural nop instructions included in the instruction sequence with a wait instruction that waits for completion of all preceding instructions; delete any one of the nop instructions and the wait instruction from each of the new instruction sequences, when the execution result does not change in case any one of the nop instructions and the wait instruction is deleted from the new instruction sequences in the candidates; and select a one candidate among the candidates subjected to the delete, the one candidate including the number of instructions equal to or less than a certain number, and having a smallest number of execution cycles.

A system includes a non-coherent component; a coherent, non-caching component; a coherent, caching component; and a level two (L2) cache subsystem coupled to the non-coherent component, the coherent, non-caching component, and the coherent, caching component. The L2 cache subsystem includes a L2 cache; a shadow level one (L1) main cache; a shadow L1 victim cache; and a L2 controller. The L2 controller is configured to receive and process a first transaction from the non-coherent component; receive and process a second transaction from the coherent, non-caching component; and receive and process a third transaction from the coherent, caching component.

Systems, apparatuses and methods may provide for technology that detects, by an operation engine, a plurality of sub-instruction requests from a first memory engine in a plurality of memory engines, wherein the plurality of sub-instruction requests are associated with a direct memory access (DMA) bitmap manipulation request from a first pipeline, wherein each sub-instruction request corresponds to a data element in the DMA bitmap manipulation request, and wherein the first memory engine is to correspond to the first pipeline. The technology also detects, by the operation engine, one or more arguments in the plurality of sub-instruction requests, sends, by the operation engine, one or more load requests to a DRAM in the plurality of DRAMs in accordance with the one or more arguments, and sends, by the operation engine, one or more store requests to the DRAM in accordance with the one or more arguments, wherein the operation engine is to correspond to the DRAM.

A memory controller includes a request pipeline and a retry control circuit. The request pipeline receives an input of a request to a memory output from a processor core, stores the request, and causes the memory to process the request in order of storage. The retry control circuit stops a new request input to the request pipeline when an error occurs in the memory, and re-inputs, to the request pipeline, requests to be retried that includes the request in which the error has occurred and a subsequent request stored in the request pipeline.

A method includes receiving, by a level two (L2) controller, a first request for a cache line in a shared cache coherence state; mapping, by the L2 controller, the first request to a second request for a cache line in an exclusive cache coherence state; and responding, by the L2 controller, to the second request.

A processing device has a plurality of interfaces and a plurality of processors. During different phases of execution of a computer program, different processors are associated with different interfaces, such that the connectivity between processors and interfaces for the sending of egress data and the receiving of ingress data may change during execution of that computer program. The change in this connectivity is directed by the compiled code running on the processors. The compiled code selects which buses associated with which interfaces, given processors are to connect to for receipt of ingress data. Furthermore, the compiled code causes control messages to be sent to circuitry associated with the interfaces, so as to control which buses associated with which processors, given interfaces are to connect to.

A system includes a non-coherent component; a coherent, non-caching component; a coherent, caching component; and a level two (L2) cache subsystem coupled to the non-coherent component, the coherent, non-caching component, and the coherent, caching component. The L2 cache subsystem includes a L2 cache; a shadow level one (L1) main cache; a shadow L1 victim cache; and a L2 controller. The L2 controller is configured to receive and process a first transaction from the non-coherent component; receive and process a second transaction from the coherent, non-caching component; and receive and process a third transaction from the coherent, caching component.