Abstract:
A technology for controlling a reconfigurable processor is provided. A determination is made as to whether configuration information is provided from a configuration buffer in a preset process performed by the reconfigurable processor, based on address values of the configuration information that are stored in the configuration buffer. Therefore, access to a configuration memory is controlled to reduce power consumption.
Abstract:
A memory management method includes determining a stride value for stride access by referring to a size of two-dimensional (2D) data, and allocating neighboring data in a vertical direction of the 2D data to a plurality of banks that are different from one another according to the determined stride value. Thus, the data in the vertical direction may be efficiently accessed by using a memory having a large data width.
Abstract:
A VLIW (Very Long Instruction Word) interface device includes a memory configured to store instructions and data, and a processor configured to process the instructions and the data, wherein the processor includes an instruction fetcher configured to output an instruction fetch request to load the instruction from the memory, a decoder configured to decode the instruction loaded on the instruction fetcher, an arithmetic logic unit (ALU) configured to perform an operation function if the decoded instruction is an operation instruction, a memory interface scheduler configured to schedule the instruction fetch request or a data fetch request that is input from the arithmetic logic unit, and a memory operator configured to perform a memory access operation in accordance with the scheduled instruction fetch request or data fetch request.