Operand processing and P-single operators
Liberios Vokorokos, N. Adam, Branislav Madoš, E. Dankova
Abstract
Liberios Vokorokos, N. Adam, Branislav Madoš, E. Dankova
Abstract
The data flow model of execution offers attractive properties for parallel processing. First, it is asynchronous: Because the readiness of data dictates the instruction execution. Second, it is self-scheduling: The data flow graph representation of a program eliminates the need to explicitly manage parallel execution. The architecture described in this article belongs to a class of dynamic dataflow architectures, in which the operand process control significantly affects the performance parameters as well as the system characteristics of the given architecture.
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The data flow model of execution offers attractive properties for parallel processing. First, it is asynchronous: Because the readiness of data dictates the instruction execution. Second, it is self-scheduling: The data flow graph representation of a program eliminates the need to explicitly manage parallel execution. The architecture described in this article belongs to a class of dynamic dataflow architectures, in which the operand process control significantly affects the performance parameters as well as the system characteristics of the given architecture.
Key concepts: Dataflow, Operand, Computer science, Dataflow architecture, Data-flow analysis, Asynchronous communication, Parallel computing, Control flow