Broadband Algorithms with the MicroUnity MediaProcessor

An important objective of the MicroUnity mediaprocessor is to allow the design of systems that replace hardwired functionality with software. One of the key design techniques that has been employed at the architectural level is an instruction set that processes 128-bit vectors of data of varying widths. This introduces the challenge of writing software that effectively uses the available vector processing across the broad range of algorithms of interest. In this paper, we focus on a selected set of algorithms that illustrate many of the techniques we have developed for vector parallel programming on the mediaprocessor.

• Type: Conference
• Year: 1996
• Where: COMPCON
• Authors: Curtis Abbott, Henry Massalin, Kevin Peterson, Tom Karzes, Larry Yamano, Gregg Kellogg
• Keywords: Available Vector Processing, COMPCON 1996, Computer Networks, Key Design Techniques, Processes 128-bit Vectors