Hello,
I have two questions about the xCORE ARRAY MICROPHONE board:
1. Where can I download the kernel code used by the board? Can I compile and flash the machine by myself?
2. How is the parallel processing of xmos realized? Is it realized through software or hardware? Is there any relevant information?
Best Regards,
Shanghaiwangyong
xCORE ARRAY MICROPHONE board kernel source code and how to realize parallel processing
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CousinItt
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Re your second question, the parallel processing is provided in hardware. There is a lot of information on the xmos web site.
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Is the parallel processing of the xcore.ai platform realized through software?CousinItt wrote: Wed Oct 13, 2021 2:53 pm Re your second question, the parallel processing is provided in hardware. There is a lot of information on the xmos web site.
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The xcore.ai (or XS3) also provides parallel processing through hardware. In addition, there is a FreeRTOS port coming in the sdk.
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Is there any information about the implementation of hardware parallel processing? I did not find it .CousinItt wrote: Thu Oct 14, 2021 11:15 am The xcore.ai (or XS3) also provides parallel processing through hardware. In addition, there is a FreeRTOS port coming in the sdk.
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Just look at the relevant data sheets or architecture documents. There is a lot of information available.
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Thank you very much.CousinItt wrote: Sat Oct 16, 2021 12:14 pm Just look at the relevant data sheets or architecture documents. There is a lot of information available.