An Overview of the Nyu Ultracomputer Project
An Overview of the Nyu Ultracomputer Project
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Pj) a message uses output port p- at a stage j switch.
The routing algorithm just presented generalizes immediately to a D-stage network composed of k-input-k-output switches (instead of the 2x2 switches used above) connect- ing k° PEs to k° MMs: The ports of a switch are numbered to k-1 and the identifiers are written in base k. Although the remainder of this section deals exclusively with 2X2 switches, all the results generalize to larger switches, which are considered in section 8.
7. 1. 2. ...Omega-Network Enhancements To prevent the network from becoming a bottleneck for machines comprising large numbers of PEs, an important design goal has been to attain a bandwidth proportional to the number of PEs. This has been achieved by a combination of three factors (see section 8 for an analysis of network bandwidth): Ultracomputer Note 100 Page 36 i 1 1 Figure 2. Omega-network (N = 8).
• The network is pipelined, i. E. The delay between messages equals the switch cycle time not the network transit time.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Pj) a message uses output port p- at a stage j switch.
The routing algorithm just presented generalizes immediately to a D-stage network composed of k-input-k-output switches (instead of the 2x2 switches used above) connect- ing k° PEs to k° MMs: The ports of a switch are numbered to k-1 and the identifiers are written in base k. Although the remainder of this section deals exclusively with 2X2 switches, all the results generalize to larger switches, which are considered in section 8.
7. 1. 2. ...Omega-Network Enhancements To prevent the network from becoming a bottleneck for machines comprising large numbers of PEs, an important design goal has been to attain a bandwidth proportional to the number of PEs. This has been achieved by a combination of three factors (see section 8 for an analysis of network bandwidth): Ultracomputer Note 100 Page 36 i 1 1 Figure 2. Omega-network (N = 8).
• The network is pipelined, i. E. The delay between messages equals the switch cycle time not the network transit time.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Allan Gottlieb to read onlineMoreLess
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