Changes between Version 8 and Version 9 of user_applications

Timestamp:

Oct 13, 2015, 8:13:39 PM (9 years ago)

Author:

alain

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user_applications

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 This multi-threaded application implement a video game requiring 3D image synthesis. The gamer can dynamically explore a maze and the gamer vision (3D images) depends on the gamer moves.
 
-It that can run on a multi-processors, multi-clusters architecture, with one thread per processor, and can use any (width * height)
-for the frame buffer associated to the graphical display, as it does not use any pre-existing images.
+It that can run on a multi-processors, multi-clusters architecture, with one thread per processor, and can use any values for
+the frame buffer (width * height) associated to the graphical display, as it does not use any pre-existing images.
+It uses the ''chained buffer DMA'' peripheral to speed the display, but the heaviest part of the computation is the image synthesis. 
 
 After each gamer move, a new image is displayed. For a given image, the columns of pixels can be build in parallel by several threads running the same render() function for a given column. The number of threads is independent from the number of columns (image width), because the load is dynamically balanced between threads by a job allocator, until all columns