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A deadlock-free adaptive routing algorithm in a Torus network

A deadlock-free, self-adaptive technology, applied in the field of distributed networks, can solve problems such as network delay reduction, achieve the effect of avoiding deadlocks and improving data transmission efficiency

Active Publication Date: 2011-08-31
TSINGHUA UNIV
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The virtual pass-through method requires each node to have a large data cache area, but compared with store-and-forward, the network delay is greatly reduced

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[0045] The Torus network adopts the virtual cut-through switching method without flow control. The algorithm is implemented as follows:

[0046] 1) The R1 channel is fully adaptive, and data packets can request the R1 channel at any time;

[0047] 2) If the data packet is already in the Mesh subnet, that is, the data packet no longer needs to go through any turnaround link to reach the destination, the data packet can request the R2 channel, and the data packet should follow the Mesh network when using the R2 channel Deadlock-free routing algorithms in , such as dimension order algorithm, turn model (TurnModel), etc.;

[0048] 3) If the next hop of the data packet is through a turnaround link, and the dimension of the turnaround link is the lowest dimension among the turnaround links that the data packet needs to pass through to reach the destination, then on that turnaround link , the packet can request the R2 channel.

[0049] For a Torus network with n dimensions and k no...

Embodiment 2

[0099] The Torus network adopts the virtual cut-through switching mode and uses flow control, so it is necessary to first define the secure data packet and the non-secure data packet:

[0100] 1) If the data packet is already in the Mesh subnet, that is, the data packet does not need to go through any turnaround link to reach the destination, and the next hop of the data packet follows the deadlock-free routing algorithm in the Mesh network, then for the next The node on one hop, the data packet is a security data packet;

[0101] 2) If the next hop of the data packet is through a turnaround link, and the dimension of the turnaround link is the lowest dimension in the turnaround link that the data packet needs to pass through to reach the destination, for the node on the next hop, The packet is a security packet;

[0102] A data packet that does not meet any of the above conditions is a non-secure data packet,

[0103] After giving the definitions of secure and non-secure da...

Embodiment 3

[0110] If the Torus network adopts the wormhole exchange method, according to the distance from each node to the vertex in the Torus network, all nodes are divided into different sets Si, the set S0 contains all vertices, and the minimum path from the nodes in the set Si to all vertices , the shortest distance is i, the implementation of the algorithm is as follows:

[0111] 1) When the data packet needs to pass through the turnaround link, it can only apply for the R1 channel from the node in the set Si to the node in the set Sj, where j≤i, when the data packet does not need to pass through the turnaround link, the data packet There is no limit to request R1 channel;

[0112] 2) If the data packet is already in the Mesh subnet, that is, the data packet does not need to go through any turnaround link to reach the destination, then the data packet can request the R2 channel, and the data packet should follow the Mesh when using the R2 channel Deadlock-free routing algorithms i...

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Abstract

The invention belongs to the distributed network technology field, and relates to a deadlock-free adaptive routing algorithm in a Torus network. The deadlock-free adaptive routing algorithm in the Torus network is applied to a virtual cut-through switch mode or a wormhole switch mode, and is characterized by utilizing two virtual channels R1 and R2, wherein, the R1 is an adaptive channel that a data package can visit at any time, and the R2 applies a deadlock-free routing algorithm in a Mesh network. The novelty of the combination is that the first channel does not provide path for any pair of a source node and a destination node; in the Torus network based on the virtual cut-through switch technology, the deadlock-free adaptive routing algorithm is fully adaptive, and based on the wormhole switch, the deadlock-free adaptive routing algorithm is partially adaptive; when the deadlock-free adaptive routing algorithm is combined with a flow control system, under the virtual cut-through switch technology, the design of a router can be simplified substantially, and the performances can be advanced greatly. The simulation result shows that the performances of the algorithm all are better than those of the conventional algorithm based either on the virtual cut-through switch technology or on the wormhole switch technology.

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technical field [0001] The invention belongs to the technical field of distributed networks, relates to a Torus network, in particular to a deadlock-free self-adaptive routing algorithm in the Torus network. Background technique [0002] Direct Interconnection Network, as a common network topology, has been widely used in multi-processor systems (Multi-processor) and multi-computer systems (Multi-computer). [0003] In a large-scale multi-computer system, each node has its own processor and local memory, and the system realizes the connection between adjacent nodes through a direct network. The biggest advantage of the direct network is that it has good scalability. [0004] In a large-scale multi-computer system, each node has a separate router (Router), which handles communication-related tasks. Although this task can be performed by the corresponding processor, the overlapping execution of calculation and communication tasks in the node can be realized after the router ...

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Patent Type & Authority Applications(China)
IPC IPC(8): H04L12/56H04L45/18
CPCH04L45/18
Inventor 向东罗伟
Owner TSINGHUA UNIV
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