NASA NTRS · 20080004039
Method and device for maximizing memory system bandwidth by accessing data in a dynamically determined order
Abstract
A data processing system is disclosed which comprises a data processor and memory control device for controlling the access of information from the memory. The memory control device includes temporary storage and decision ability for determining what order to execute the memory accesses. The compiler detects the requirements of the data processor and selects the data to stream to the memory control device which determines a memory access order. The order in which to access said information is selected based on the location of information stored in the memory. The information is repeatedly accessed from memory and stored in the temporary storage until all streamed information is accessed. The information is stored until required by the data processor. The selection of the order in which to access information maximizes bandwidth and decreases the retrieval time.
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Wulf, William A., McKee, Sally A., Klenke, Robert, Schwab, Andrew J., Moyer, Stephen A., Aylor, James, Hitchcock, Charles Young. 2000-11-28. Method and device for maximizing memory system bandwidth by accessing data in a dynamically determined order. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20080004039
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