xCORE ARRAY MICROPHONE board kernel source code and how to realize parallel processing

Technical discussions around xCORE processors (e.g. xcore-200 & xcore.ai).
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xCORE ARRAY MICROPHONE board kernel source code and how to realize parallel processing

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Hello,

I have two questions about the xCORE ARRAY MICROPHONE board:
1. Where can I download the kernel code used by the board? Can I compile and flash the machine by myself?
2. How is the parallel processing of xmos realized? Is it realized through software or hardware? Is there any relevant information?

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Re your second question, the parallel processing is provided in hardware. There is a lot of information on the xmos web site.
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CousinItt wrote: Wed Oct 13, 2021 2:53 pm Re your second question, the parallel processing is provided in hardware. There is a lot of information on the xmos web site.
Is the parallel processing of the xcore.ai platform realized through software?
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The xcore.ai (or XS3) also provides parallel processing through hardware. In addition, there is a FreeRTOS port coming in the sdk.
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CousinItt wrote: Thu Oct 14, 2021 11:15 am The xcore.ai (or XS3) also provides parallel processing through hardware. In addition, there is a FreeRTOS port coming in the sdk.
Is there any information about the implementation of hardware parallel processing? I did not find it .
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Just look at the relevant data sheets or architecture documents. There is a lot of information available.
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CousinItt wrote: Sat Oct 16, 2021 12:14 pm Just look at the relevant data sheets or architecture documents. There is a lot of information available.
Thank you very much.
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