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Date: Mon, 16 Sep 2013 19:00:52 +0200
From: Katja Malvoni <kmalvoni@...il.com>
To: john-dev@...ts.openwall.com
Subject: Re: bcrypt-parallella on 64-core (was: Katja's weekly
report #13)
Hi Alexander, Yaniv,
I found out why test on 64-core Epiphany failed.
On Epiphany side I do the following to get core number:
int coreID, row, col, corenum;
coreID = e_get_coreid();
row = e_group_config.core_row;
col = e_group_config.core_col;
corenum = row * e_group_config.group_cols + col;
Based on value in corenum variable, cores know from where to fetch data and
where to write result.
However, when I modified hello world (/home/linaro/hello-world/) on 64-core
system to calculate core number, all used cores returned zero as corenum
value. Yaniv, why does this happen? Except that, some cores return empty
buffer and I think this shouldn't happen either. This is the output:
0: Message from eCore 0x9ce ( 7, 6): "Hello World from core 0x9ce! (0)"
1: Message from eCore 0x84b ( 1, 3): "Hello World from core 0x84b! (0)"
2: Message from eCore 0x84f ( 1, 7): "Hello World from core 0x84f! (0)"
3: Message from eCore 0x88c ( 2, 4): ""
4: Message from eCore 0x84d ( 1, 5): "Hello World from core 0x84d! (0)"
5: Message from eCore 0x88b ( 2, 3): ""
6: Message from eCore 0x88b ( 2, 3): ""
7: Message from eCore 0x8ce ( 3, 6): "Hello World from core 0x8ce! (0)"
8: Message from eCore 0x90a ( 4, 2): "Hello World from core 0x90a! (0)"
9: Message from eCore 0x908 ( 4, 0): "Hello World from core 0x908! (0)"
10: Message from eCore 0x8c8 ( 3, 0): "Hello World from core 0x8c8! (0)"
11: Message from eCore 0x9cd ( 7, 5): "Hello World from core 0x9cd! (0)"
12: Message from eCore 0x98a ( 6, 2): "Hello World from core 0x98a! (0)"
13: Message from eCore 0x98b ( 6, 3): "Hello World from core 0x98b! (0)"
14: Message from eCore 0x8cf ( 3, 7): "Hello World from core 0x8cf! (0)"
15: Message from eCore 0x84a ( 1, 2): "Hello World from core 0x84a! (0)"
16: Message from eCore 0x98a ( 6, 2): "Hello World from core 0x98a! (0)"
17: Message from eCore 0x94f ( 5, 7): "Hello World from core 0x94f! (0)"
18: Message from eCore 0x848 ( 1, 0): "Hello World from core 0x848! (0)"
19: Message from eCore 0x8ca ( 3, 2): "Hello World from core 0x8ca! (0)"
Katja
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