Embedded Systems: Programmable Logic -> Reusable models trim software costs
Embedded Systems: Programmable Logic -> Reusable models trim software costs
Vendor:
Advanced Architectures
Category:
Control Logic
Queue Structure
The Queue Manager creates and maintains queues in memory for use in interprocess communication and I/O device communication with …
Overview
The Queue Manager creates and maintains queues in memory for use in interprocess communication and I/O device communication with processors in a system. It is capable of multiple queue coalescence and prioritization. These features provide significant performance improvement especially in multiprocessor applications or even single processor systems with multiple I/O mechanisms. In many applications the use of an RTOS can be avoided altogether freeing-up CPU cycles to do application work.
Specifications
Identity
Part Number
A2Q
Vendor
Advanced Architectures
Type
Silicon IP
Provider
HQ:
USA
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