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Is anyone doing anything related to a universal memory abstraction in the Linux kernel? He speaks for around 5 minutes at the 20 minute mark about a unified mem
by zanny 13y ago
Is anyone doing anything related to a universal memory abstraction in the Linux kernel? He speaks for around 5 minutes at the 20 minute mark about a unified memory architecture, and I just say hell yes. I think it might become one of the largest problems in the apu / dedicated card world, and just in general it is always an issue in a transition from dedicated plug in hardware cards with their own memories to integrated solutions using system memory. Having real universal reference would make all that a non problem.
- matthudson 13y agoHe actually started talking about unified memory architecture at about the 51 minute mark. (If anyone else is curious.)
- zanny 13y agoI meant after he started talking, my bad. I was watching it live. In the vod that might not make sense.
- matthudson 13y agoOops! No, that's my bad. I liked your comment by the way. I was just trying to give people a reference time if they were curious. I'm still watching the VOD because I didn't catch it live. I didn't realize the timing doesn't sync. In the VOD he first talks about unified memory architecture at about 51 minutes.