Determining command rate based on dropped commands

摘要

In one or more embodiments, one or more systems, devices, methods, and/or processes described can send, via an interconnect, a rate master command to at least one of multiple processing nodes; determine that a message indicating a dropped command, associated with the rate master command, is received; determine that a count, associated with dropped commands, satisfies a threshold; and provide, to the processing nodes via the interconnect, a signal indicating a command rate, in response to determining that the count satisfies the threshold. Moreover, the count can be incremented in response to determining that the message is received. The at least one of multiple processing nodes can receive, via the interconnect, the signal indicating the command rate and can utilize the command rate in issuing speculative commands, via the interconnect.

主权项

1. A method of operating a data processing system including an interconnect and a plurality of processing nodes coupled to the interconnect, wherein a first processing node among the plurality of processing nodes has a first scheduler coupled to the interconnect and a second processing node among the plurality of processing nodes has a second scheduler coupled to the interconnect, the method comprising:
the first scheduler sending, via the interconnect, a first rate master command to at least one of the plurality of processing nodes coupled to the interconnect; the first scheduler determining that a first message is received, wherein the first message indicates that the first rate master command was dropped; the first scheduler determining that a count, associated with dropped commands, satisfies a threshold; the first scheduler providing, to the plurality of processing nodes via the interconnect, a signal indicating a command rate to be utilized by each of the plurality of processing nodes, in response to said determining that the count satisfies the threshold; and the second scheduler detecting the signal indicating the command rate, and in response thereto, causing the second processing node to utilize the command rate.