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Tag Archives: parallella-case-study

# Parallella (part 13): Closing notes

By Mateusz Kaczanowski in Linux, Miscellaneous September 6, 2020 0 Comment

The jury returned a unanimous guilty verdict. Guilty...

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# Parallella (part 12): Tensorflow?

By Mateusz Kaczanowski in C/C++, Linux August 31, 2020 0 Comment

What can you do with Parallella? - that question still haunts me in the night. Even though we wrote the scheduler application before, I think we all agree that there must be a better way to utilize Epiphany chip. In the search for a better usecase, I found a Tensorflow port for microcontrollers. That got me thinking...

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# Parallella (part 11): malloc

By Mateusz Kaczanowski in C/C++, Linux June 22, 2020 0 Comment
memory allocataor

If I were to name one thing that makes modern programming languages great, I'd pick dynamic memory allocator (often interfaced via malloc/free functions). Imagine yourself keeping track of memory allocations, drowning in seemingly random addresses, and handling the fragmentation manually... Madness to say, at least.

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# Parallella (part 10): Power efficiency

By Mateusz Kaczanowski in ARM, C/C++, CUDA, Linux May 23, 2020 0 Comment

Power consumption undoubtedly is one of the most important factors we look at today. Whether it's your smartphone, tablet, laptop, or machine in the datacenter, the goal is the same. You want to get the best possible performance for the lowest power cost.

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