multiprocessor
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A Concurrent data structure is a particular way of storing and organizing data for access by multiple computing threads (or processes) on a computer.
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Example roles and yaml files for performance-sensitive applications running on OpenShift
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Repositório para as aulas, exercícios e resumos da matéria: organização e arquitetura de computadores (INE5607).
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EE577b-Course-Project
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Multi-processor extensions for .NET
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concurrency, multiprocessor practice
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Open source ISA | Useful in co-processors/CISC add-ons, and limitless code compatibility
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This project aims to simulate the function of a multiprocessor
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Introduction to Multiprocessor Architecture @ EPFL
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Exerting coherency between caches with protocols in a Memory-Shared Multiprocessors system whether it has uniform memory access(UMA, symmetric) or not(non-UMA).
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Aug 23, 2022 - Verilog
Parallel Merge Sort is an optimized sorting algorithm that leverages parallel processing to enhance the performance of the traditional merge sort. This project implements a parallel version of the merge sort algorithm using Python, allowing for efficient sorting of large datasets.
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Aug 22, 2024 - Jupyter Notebook
A 2-core processor connected via a Unified Memory unit. Incorporates Cache Coherence by utilizing a snooping based mechanism. Contains a matrix multiplication task to evaluate enhanced parallel performance when compared to equiv. uniprocessor.
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[EXPERIMENTAL] Custom NUMA node scheduler - distributes non-adapted Windows programs into several NUMA nodes evenly
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This is our final project report for the course Computer Architecture.
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ReLM is the soft-core multiprocessor technology based on the unique memory architecture, enabling users to build a high-performance microcontroller on a relatively small FPGA board.
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