This disclosure relates generally to bus interface systems for mobile user devices. In one embodiment, the bus interface system includes a first bus interface subsystem that operates in accordance with a one wire bus protocol, a second bus interface subsystem that operates in accordance with a Mobile Industry Processor Interface (MIPI) radio frequency front end (RFFE) bus protocol, and a translation bus controller that translates commands between the first bus interface subsystem and the second bus interface system. The translation bus controller is configured to implement cross over bus operations between a master bus controller that operates in accordance with in the one wire bus protocol and a slave bus controller in the second bus interface system. In this manner, the translation bus allows the master bus controller to be the master of different bus systems that operate in accordance with different bus protocols.

A communication gateway for communicating data frames for a motor vehicle, the gateway being intended to be connected to a plurality of electronic control units via a communication bus, the gateway including: a memory region in which is stored a lookup table including an index list, with each of the indices of which is potentially associated a payload of a data frame received by the gateway and at least one indicator for determining at least one electronic control unit that is the recipient of the frame; as many management modules as there are electronic control units; the gateway being configured to record, in the lookup table, with a given index: the payload of the received data frame; at least one indicator of at least one recipient electronic control unit; each management module being configured to, when the communication bus is available, send the obtained payload via the communication bus.

A processor interface assembly includes: a first interface circuit including a plurality of sub-interface circuits and configured to couple with a plurality of peripheral devices, wherein the plurality of peripheral devices is configured to occupy a pre-determined address space, and the pre-determined address space includes multiple sub-address spaces; and a controller including a register and configured to set a sub-address space occupied by at least one type of peripheral devices among the plurality of peripheral devices based on at least a portion of data stored in the register.

In one embodiment, a processor comprises: a first configuration register to store a pointer to a process address space identifier (PASID) table; and an execution circuit coupled to the first configuration register. The execution circuit, in response to a first instruction, is to obtain command data from a first location identified in a source operand of the first instruction, obtain a PASID table handle from the command data, access a first entry of the PASID table using the pointer from the first configuration register and the PASID table handle to obtain a PASID value, insert the PASID value into the command data, and send the command data to a device coupled to the processor. Other embodiments are described and claimed.

Techniques are disclosed for tracking memory page accesses in a unified virtual memory system. An access tracking unit detects a memory page access generated by a first processor for accessing a memory page in a memory system of a second processor. The access tracking unit determines whether a cache memory includes an entry for the memory page. If so, then the access tracking unit increments an associated access counter. Otherwise, the access tracking unit attempts to find an unused entry in the cache memory that is available for allocation. If so, then the access tracking unit associates the second entry with the memory page, and sets an access counter associated with the second entry to an initial value. Otherwise, the access tracking unit selects a valid entry in the cache memory; clears an associated valid bit; associates the entry with the memory page; and initializes an associated access counter.

In order to achieve a packet processing device which make it possible to process a packet at high speed, a bus that transfers a communication packet, and a plurality of processors and executes at least one task including either of a first task and a second task are included, wherein the first task performs processing when a first task identifier given to the first task and a second task identifier added to the communication packet received from the bus coincide with each other, the second task performs the processing for the communication packet that is not added with the second task identifier, and the processing executes first processing, based on the packet identifier, and thereafter, adds, to the communication packet, the second task identifier indicating the different first task that executes second processing subsequent to the first processing, and transmits the communication packet to the bus.

System and method for sharing a PCIe endpoint device with a plurality of host computers, by allocating a quantum of time to a host computer of a plurality of host computers coupled to a PCIe switch, wherein the quantum of time identifies a duration of time during which the host computer has exclusive access to a shareable PCIe endpoint device coupled to the PCIe switch. Requests from the host computer are transmitted to an emulated PCIe endpoint device of the PCIe switch during the quantum of time and the requests are then redirected from the emulated PCIe endpoint device to the shareable PCIe endpoint device during the quantum of time allocated to the host computer.

Techniques for increasing link efficiency are disclosed. In one embodiment, a device handle table is created at each end of a link. Device handle allocation messages can be used to associate a particular device handle with a particular domain identifier, such as a bus/device/function (BDF) identifier or a processor address space identifier (PASID). Once a device handle is allocated, messages can be sent between the two ends of the link that include the device handle. The device handle can be used to determine the domain identifier associated with the message. As the device handle can be fewer bits than the domain identifier, the link efficiency can be increased.

There is disclosed in one example an apparatus, including: a plurality of interconnects to communicatively couple an accelerator device to a host device; and an address translation module (ATM) to provide address mapping between host-physical address (HPA) and guest-physical address (GPA) spaces for the accelerator device, wherein the plurality of devices share a common GPA domain and wherein address mapping is to be associated with only one of the plurality of interconnects.

A computing system includes a host, a first electronic device connected to the host, and a second electronic device that communicates with the host through the first electronic device. The first electronic device requests a command written in a submission queue of the host based on a doorbell transmitted from the host, stores the command transmitted from the host, requests write data stored in a data buffer of the host, and stores the write data of the data buffer transmitted from the host.