Abstract: A first first-in-first-out (FIFO) memory may receive first processor input from a first processor group that includes a first processor. The first processor group is configured to execute program code based on the first processor input that includes a set of input signals, a clock signal, and corresponding data. The first FIFO may store the first processor input and may output the first processor input to a second FIFO memory and to a second processor according to a first delay. The second FIFO memory may store the first processor input and may output the first processor input to a third processor according to a second delay. The second processor may execute at least a first portion of the program code and the third processor may execute at least a second portion of the program code responsive to the first processor input.

Abstract: A first first-in-first-out (FIFO) memory may receive first processor input from a first processor group that includes a first processor. The first processor group is configured to execute program code based on the first processor input that includes a set of input signals, a clock signal, and corresponding data. The first FIFO may store the first processor input and may output the first processor input to a second FIFO memory and to a second processor according to a first delay. The second FIFO memory may store the first processor input and may output the first processor input to a third processor according to a second delay. The second processor may execute at least a first portion of the program code and the third processor may execute at least a second portion of the program code responsive to the first processor input.

Abstract: A first first-in-first-out (FIFO) memory may receive first processor input from a first processor group that includes a first processor. The first processor group is configured to execute program code based on the first processor input that includes a set of input signals, a clock signal, and corresponding data. The first FIFO may store the first processor input and may output the first processor input to a second FIFO memory and to a second processor according to a first delay. The second FIFO memory may store the first processor input and may output the first processor input to a third processor according to a second delay. The second processor may execute at least a first portion of the program code and the third processor may execute at least a second portion of the program code responsive to the first processor input.

Abstract: In a particular embodiment, a method may include creating a plurality of variable depth instruction FIFOs and a plurality of data caches from a plurality of caches corresponding to a plurality of processors, where the plurality of caches and the plurality of processors correspond to MIMD architecture. The method may also include configuring the plurality of variable depth instruction FIFOs to implement SIMD architecture. The method may also include configuring the plurality of variable depth instruction FIFOs for at least one of SIMD operation, SIMD operation with staging, or RC-SIMD operation.

Abstract: A first first-in-first-out (FIFO) memory may receive first processor input from a first processor group that includes a first processor. The first processor group is configured to execute program code based on the first processor input that includes a set of input signals, a clock signal, and corresponding data. The first FIFO may store the first processor input and may output the first processor input to a second FIFO memory and to a second processor according to a first delay. The second FIFO memory may store the first processor input and may output the first processor input to a third processor according to a second delay. The second processor may execute at least a first portion of the program code and the third processor may execute at least a second portion of the program code responsive to the first processor input.

Abstract: A method and system for generating addresses in a memory card built in self-test (MCBIST) for testing memory devices. The method includes receiving a MCBIST command and determining an addressing mode of the MCBIST command. Sequential addresses are generated and modified in response to the addressing mode being a stress test mode. The modifying includes swapping bits in a sequential address with other bits in the sequential address to target selected portions of a memory. The modified sequential addresses are output to the memory to be utilized in a MCBIST stress test of the memory.

Abstract: A command translation method, apparatus and system are provided for interfacing a processor and a memory. The processor initiates a memory system command in an extreme data rate (XDR) command format which is automatically converted by the command translation method, apparatus and system into a memory system command in a double data rate (DDR) format for forwarding to the memory. Associated with converting the memory system command to the DDR command format is controlling timing of one or more signals presented to the memory interface, the one or more signals being associated with processing the memory system command in the DDR command format. The processor has associated therewith an XDR memory interface controller which adjusts one or more timing parameters of the memory system command in the XDR command format so that DDR timing requirements for the memory system command in the DDR command format are met.

Abstract: Embodiments of the present invention optimize data bandwidth across an asynchronous buffer in a system with a variable clock domain. A move signal may be asserted to transfer data associated with a command into the asynchronous buffer. After the data has been moved into the buffer, an acknowledge signal may indicate that the transfer is complete. A launch signal may transfer the data in the asynchronous buffer to memory. Embodiments of the present invention allow the processing of a next command to begin at the earliest possible time while data associated with a previous command is being transferred into and out of the buffer, thereby increasing throughput and improving performance.

Abstract: A memory control apparatus includes a data stream format converter and a physical layer converter. The data stream format converter is configured to convert an incoming data stream that has a data stream format corresponding to a first memory type into a format-converted data stream that has a data stream format corresponding to a second memory type. The second memory type is different from the first memory type. The physical layer converter is configured to convert the format-converted data stream into a physical-layer-converted data stream that has at least one physical parameter corresponding to the second memory type. The format-converted data stream has at least one physical parameter corresponding to the first memory type.

Abstract: A command translation method, apparatus and system are provided for interfacing a processor and a memory. The processor initiates a memory system command in an extreme data rate (XDR) command format which is automatically converted by the command translation method, apparatus and system into a memory system command in a double data rate (DDR) format for forwarding to the memory. Associated with converting the memory system command to the DDR command format is controlling timing of one or more signals presented to the memory interface, the one or more signals being associated with processing the memory system command in the DDR command format. The processor has associated therewith an XDR memory interface controller which adjusts one or more timing parameters of the memory system command in the XDR command format so that DDR timing requirements for the memory system command in the DDR command format are met.

Abstract: A memory controller capable of locating an open command cycle for the purpose of issuing a precharge packet to extreme data rate (XDR) dynamic random access memory (DRAM) devices is disclosed. In response to a receipt of two request packets concurrently, a determination is made as to whether one of the request packets includes a non-precharge command and the other one of the request packets includes a precharge command. If one of the request packets includes a non-precharge command and the other one of the request packets includes a precharge command, the request packet having a non-precharge command proceeds. In addition, the precharge command is deferred and its dynamic offset is adjusted accordingly.