NETWORK PROCESSOR FOR HIGH-SPEED NETWORK AND QUICK PROGRAMMING
Takahiro Murooka, Akira Nagoya, Toshiaki Miyazaki, Hiroyuki Ochi, Yukihiro Nakamura
Abstract
Takahiro Murooka, Akira Nagoya, Toshiaki Miyazaki, Hiroyuki Ochi, Yukihiro Nakamura
Abstract
The paper describes the concept, architecture, and prototype test results of a packet processor that enables us to implement an application-specific high-speed packet processing system without expert-level programming skills. This processor has a pipelined processing architecture and features coarse-grained instructions that are based on the data formats of the telecommunication packet. Using this processor, target applications can be implemented within a short working period without degrading the processing performance. We implemented a prototype system to evaluate its packet propagation delay and packet forwarding performance. The measured results suggest that the architecture is useful for packet processing on high-speed telecommunication networks.
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The paper describes the concept, architecture, and prototype test results of a packet processor that enables us to implement an application-specific high-speed packet processing system without expert-level programming skills. This processor has a pipelined processing architecture and features coarse-grained instructions that are based on the data formats of the telecommunication packet. Using this processor, target applications can be implemented within a short working period without degrading the processing performance. We implemented a prototype system to evaluate its packet propagation delay and packet forwarding performance. The measured results suggest that the architecture is useful for packet processing on high-speed telecommunication networks.
Key concepts: Packet processing, Network processor, Computer science, Processing delay, Network packet, Packet analyzer, Computer architecture, Packet forwarding