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I have read a few pieces about the design and programming on a higher level but not much on the lower-level interprocessor communication and cooridination. T
by Lerc 5y ago
I have read a few pieces about the design and programming on a higher level but not much on the lower-level interprocessor communication and cooridination. The comments here have a heap of links, are any on this aspect?
Has there been much research in non-SIMD n-cube programming models where each processor can go off on it's own path but farming work out to neighbours?
I'd like to have a play around with a n-dimensional multiprocessing system (maybe with some micro-controllers and n in the 4-7 range)
I have this crazy idea of a dual plane optical interconnect n-cube with all of the vertices with even parity on one plane and odd parity on the other. This way all of the neighboring vertices are on the opposite plane with a direct line of sight.