I want to experiment with free-for-all execution, where each core basically starts with binary junk, and through successive empirical testing eventually evolve their machine code to do something useful, but this is risky if a core happens to execute a series of instructions that write to host memory. If this happens, the whole board could lock up, or even worse, go unstable via subtle corruption. It needs to be protected because each core is executing random code.
tl;dr is there any way to prevent cores from writing to the host memory on the Parallella with Epiphany III?Statistics: Posted by rowan194 — Wed Jan 28, 2015 9:33 pm
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