ATUNs: Modular and Scalable Support for Atomic Operations in a Shared Memory Multiprocessor

Andreas Kurth, Samuel Riedel, Florian Zaruba, T. Hoefler, L. Benini
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Atomic operations are crucial for most modern parallel and concurrent algorithms, which necessitates their optimized implementation in highly-scalable manycore processors. We pro-pose a modular and efficient, open-source ATomic UNit (ATUN) architecture that can be placed flexibly at different levels of the memory hierarchy. ATUN demonstrates near-optimal linear scaling for various synthetic and real-world workloads on an FPGA prototype with 32 RISC-V cores. We characterize the hardware complexity of our ATUN design in 22 nm FDSOI and find that it scales linearly in area (only 0.5 kGE per core) and logarithmically in the critical path.
atun:共享内存多处理器中原子操作的模块化和可伸缩支持
原子操作对于大多数现代并行和并发算法至关重要,这就需要在高可伸缩的多核处理器中对其进行优化实现。我们提出了一个模块化的、高效的、开源的原子单元(ATUN)架构,它可以灵活地放置在内存层次结构的不同级别。ATUN在具有32个RISC-V内核的FPGA原型上为各种合成和实际工作负载展示了近乎最佳的线性缩放。我们在22 nm FDSOI中表征了我们的ATUN设计的硬件复杂性,并发现它在面积上呈线性缩放(每核仅0.5 kGE),在关键路径上呈对数缩放。
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