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Hyperlink is a pt-to-pt. Even with Keystone II devices that have multiple ports, you can setup a TX memory translation window for each port, but you can't go directly from one port to the other. You must write to memory somewhere on the device and have the CPU write out the data to the other port in that case. There are no Hyperlink switches available today, though you could potentially develop one in an FPGA for example.
Regards,
Travis
Hi,Travis:
Thanks for you reply.I am glad that you understand what I want to say.
But I don't understand your meaning very much.
Firstly,we just say the situation about two hyperlinks on device,for example tci6638k2k.
tci6638k2k has two hyperlink interfaces-hyperlink0 and hyperlink1.
hyperlink0 data space0 :0x2800 0000 to 0x2fff ffff //128MB
hyperlink1 data space1: 0x4000 0000 to 0x4fff ffff //256MB
1.Do you think my solution below is wright?
I use DSP0's hyperlink0's data space to map DSP1,DSP2,DSP3 and DSP4'DDR memory.
like this:
DSP0's 0x2800 0000 maps DSP1'DDR 0x8000 0000 for 32MB len=0x0200 0000
DSP0's (0x2800 0000+len) maps DSP2'DDR 0x8000 0000 for 32MB
DSP0's (0x2800 0000+2*len) maps DSP3'DDR 0x8000 0000 for 32MB
DSP0's (0x2800 0000+3*len) maps DSP4'DDR 0x8000 0000 for 32MB
If DSP0 want to connect more and more DSPS ,such as DSP5,DSP6,DSP7..... continue like this.
Maybe I can reduce the len(32MB) of remap memory space between DSPs.That will hold more
DSPs to be mapped.for example. if len = 1MB.I think DSP0's hyperlink0 data space 128MB can hold
128MB/1MB = 128 DSPs to be mapped.So DSP0 can connect more and more DSPs via hyperlink.
The same way as hyperlink1.if you like .you can map like this:
DSP0's 0x4000 0000 maps DSP1'DDR 0x8000 0000 for 32MB len=0x0200 0000
DSP0's 0x4200 0000 maps DSP2'DDR 0x8000 0000 for 32MB len=0x0200 0000
DSP0's 0x4400 0000 maps DSP3'DDR 0x8000 0000 for 32MB len=0x0200 0000
....................................and so on.........
2.
Supposed that we just talk about tci6638k2k.it has two hyperlink interfaces.hyperlink0 and
hyperlink1.
Do you think how many DSPs can be mapped to one tci6638k2k device via hyperlink?
Also I ask in another way like this.
Do you think how many DSPs can be accessed on one tci6638k2k device via hyperlink?
Do you think it is decided by the len which how long memory space you want to map?
For example I proposal above.
For hyperlink0 data space 128MB .if the map memory space is 1MB for every DSP.
then one tci6638k2k can hold 128/1= 128 DSPs.
The same len = 1MB ,for hyperlink1 data space 256mb, one tci6638k2k can hold 256/1 = 256 DSPs.
So, the total number of one tci6638k2k device can hold is 128 + 256 .Isn't wright ?
3.
Hi,travis,Do you think my guess is wright or wrong?
I just have no idea about how many DSPs with which one tci6638k2k deivce can connect via hyperlink?
And how one tci6638k2k connect to muti-DSPs via hyperlink ?
And how one tci6638k2k can access the memory which belongs to other DSPs ?
As stated above, you can only connect one DSP Hyperlink port to one other DSP Hyplerlink port. It is a pt-to-pt connection.
If I'm am not understanding your question, please clarify.
Thanks,
Travis
Hi,Travis:
If DSP0 has two hyperlink interfaces.such as hyperlink0 and hyperlink1.
I let hyperlink0 connect with DSP1 and let hyperlink1 connect with DSP2.
Doesn't it?
I know you say hyperlink is a point-to-point port.But it stand up because c6678
just has only one hperlink port.So c6678 only connect with one c6678.
If one DSP which has N hyperlink port.Does it only connect with one DSP?
I guess that kind of DSP should connect N DSPs via hyperlink.Isn't it?
That's what I want to say!
steve zhang said:If DSP0 has two hyperlink interfaces.such as hyperlink0 and hyperlink1.
I let hyperlink0 connect with DSP1 and let hyperlink1 connect with DSP2.
Doesn't it?
Yes.
steve zhang said:I guess that kind of DSP should connect N DSPs via hyperlink.Isn't it?
Yes. Pt-to-Pt just means that each port can only connect to one other device. No multidrop. All SerDes based interfaces are like this.
Regards,
Travis