G06F2209/462

Computer-implemented systems and methods for service provisioning

Versions of a service not reachable by a set of service requestors that use the service are removed. Multiple, different versions of a service are stored, along with metadata associated with the multiple, different versions of the service. The metadata is examined to determine one or more of the multiple, different versions of the service that are not reachable by the set of service requestors that use the service. Those versions are deleted.

Code update in system management mode

A computing device is provided, including memory storing an instruction storage location. The computing device may further include a processor system including a plurality of processor threads. The processor system may suspend execution of one or more respective processor threads of the plurality of processor threads. The processor system may store one or more respective processor thread contexts of the one or more processor threads in the memory. The processor system may enter a system management mode (SMM). The processor system may determine that the instruction storage location includes a code update instruction. The processor system may perform a code update based on the code update instruction. The processor system may exit the SMM. The processor system may retrieve the one or more processor thread contexts from the memory and resume execution of the one or more processor threads without rebooting the computing device.

CODE UPDATE IN SYSTEM MANAGEMENT MODE

A computing device is provided, including memory storing an instruction storage location. The computing device may further include a processor system including a plurality of processor threads. The processor system may suspend execution of one or more respective processor threads of the plurality of processor threads. The processor system may store one or more respective processor thread contexts of the one or more processor threads in the memory. The processor system may enter a system management mode (SMM). The processor system may determine that the instruction storage location includes a code update instruction. The processor system may perform a code update based on the code update instruction. The processor system may exit the SMM. The processor system may retrieve the one or more processor thread contexts from the memory and resume execution of the one or more processor threads without rebooting the computing device.

Apparatuses, methods, and computer program products for dynamic generation and traversal of object dependency data structures

Methods, apparatuses, or computer program products are disclosed providing for the dynamic generation and traversal of object dependency data structures. Examples enable generation of service dependency work graph structures for service dependencies associated with one or more services and dynamic replacement of service instances based upon traversal of the service dependency work graph data structures.

Class unloading method and electronic device

A class unloading method comprises: loading, by an electronic device, n classes after an application is started, where n is a positive integer; generating a reference mapping table, where the reference mapping table includes a reference relationship between the n classes and m class objects corresponding to the n classes and a dependency relationship between the m class objects corresponding to the n classes, the dependency relationship is used to represent an interdependency mapping relationship between different class objects, and m is a positive integer greater than or equal to n; and unloading a first class of the n classes based on the reference mapping table in an operation process of the application.

Techniques for ordering atomic operations

In various embodiments, an ordered atomic operation enables a parallel processing subsystem to executes an atomic operation associated with a memory location in a specified order relative to other ordered atomic operations associated with the memory location. A level 2 (L2) cache slice includes an atomic processing circuit and a content-addressable memory (CAM). The CAM stores an ordered atomic operation specifying at least a memory address, an atomic operation, and an ordering number. In operation, the atomic processing circuit performs a look-up operation on the CAM, where the look-up operation specifies the memory address. After the atomic processing circuit determines that the ordering number is equal to a current ordering number associated with the memory address, the atomic processing circuit executes the atomic operation and returns the result to a processor executing an algorithm. Advantageously, the ordered atomic operation enables the algorithm to achieve a deterministic result while optimizing latency.

CODE UPDATE IN SYSTEM MANAGEMENT MODE

A computing device is provided, including memory storing an instruction storage location. The computing device may further include a processor system including a plurality of processor threads. The processor system may suspend execution of one or more respective processor threads of the plurality of processor threads. The processor system may store one or more respective processor thread contexts of the one or more processor threads in the memory. The processor system may enter a system management mode (SMM). The processor system may determine that the instruction storage location includes a code update instruction. The processor system may perform a code update based on the code update instruction. The processor system may exit the SMM. The processor system may retrieve the one or more processor thread contexts from the memory and resume execution of the one or more processor threads without rebooting the computing device.

Class Unloading Method and Electronic Device
20200241892 · 2020-07-30 ·

A class unloading method comprises: loading, by an electronic device, n classes after an application is started, where n is a positive integer; generating a reference mapping table, where the reference mapping table includes a reference relationship between the n classes and m class objects corresponding to the n classes and a dependency relationship between the m class objects corresponding to the n classes, the dependency relationship is used to represent an interdependency mapping relationship between different class objects, and m is a positive integer greater than or equal to n; and unloading a first class of the n classes based on the reference mapping table in an operation process of the application.

METHOD AND APPARATUS FOR PERFORMING A VECTOR PERMUTE WITH AN INDEX AND AN IMMEDIATE

An apparatus and method for performing a vector permute. For example, one embodiment of a processor comprises: a source vector register to store a plurality of source data elements; a destination vector register to store a plurality of destination data elements; a control vector register to store a plurality of control data elements, each control data element corresponding to one of the destination data elements and including an N bit value indicating whether a source data element is to be copied to the corresponding destination data element; vector permute logic to compare the N bit value of each control data element to an N bit portion of an immediate to determine whether to copy a source data element to the corresponding destination data element, wherein if the N bit values match, then the vector permute logic is to identify a source data element using an index value included in the control data element and to responsively copy the source data element to the corresponding destination data element in the destination vector register.

Method and apparatus for performing a vector permute with an index and an immediate

A processor for performing a vector permute comprises: a source vector register to store a plurality of source data elements; a destination vector register to store a plurality of destination data elements; a control vector register to store a plurality of control data elements, each control data element corresponding to one of the destination data elements and including an N bit value indicating whether a source data element is to be copied to the corresponding destination data element; vector permute logic to compare the N bit value of each control data element to an N bit portion of an immediate to determine whether to copy a source data element to the corresponding destination data element, wherein if the N bit values match, then the vector permute logic is to identify a source data element using an index value included in the control data element.