A shift method allows a read, write, and shift operation to be performed. // Include the Class #include "ap_shift_reg.h" // Define a variable of type ap_shift_reg<type, depth> // - Sreg must use the static qualifier // - Sreg will hold integer data type
As for WC buffers, I don't think that the particular instruction sequence is what matters, it is more the time frame during which the stores are performed. I.e. you should perform the consecutive stores quickly, but it doesn't mean no other instructions are allowed in between. That ...
computer usable program code configured to receive a portion of code, wherein the portion of the code comprises a loop and includes non-vectorizable operations that affect multiple sub-parts of a storage location, wherein the non-vectorizable operations include operations that use non-alphanumeric...