noc_async_read_barrier
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void noc_async_read_barrier(uint8_t noc = noc_index)
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Initiates an asynchronous write from a source address in L1 memory on the Tensix core executing this function call to an L-shaped destination which is defined by a grid and an exclusion zone. The destinations are specified using a uint64_t encoding referencing an on-chip grid of nodes located at NOC coordinate range (x_start,y_start,x_end,y_end) and a local address created using get_noc_multicast_addr function. Also, see noc_async_write_barrier. Similarly, the exclusion zone is specified using uint32_t encoding referencing an on-chip core and directions relative to it created using get_noc_exclude_region function.
The destination nodes can only be a set of Tensix cores + L1 memory address. The destination nodes must form an L-shaped grid (where dst_noc_addr_multicast defines a grid and exclude_region define a subgrid to exclude, the inner part of the L). The destination L1 memory address must be the same on all destination nodes.
With this API, the multicast sender cannot be part of the multicast destinations.
Note: The number of destinations needs to be non-zero. Besides that, there is no restriction on the number of destinations, i.e. the multicast destinations can span the full chip. However, as mentioned previously, the multicast source cannot be part of the destinations. So, the maximum number of destinations is number of cores - 1.
Return value: None
NOTE: only supported on Blackhole
Argument
Description
Type
Valid Range
Required
src_local_l1_addr
Source address in local L1 memory
uint32_t
0..1MB
True
dst_noc_addr_multicast
Encoding of the destinations nodes (x_start,y_start,x_end,y_end)+address
uint64_t
DOX-TODO(insert a reference to what constitutes valid coords)
True
size
Size of data transfer in bytes
uint32_t
0..1MB
True
num_dests
Number of destinations that the multicast source is targetting
uint32_t
0..(number of cores - 1)
True
exclude_region
Encoding of the excluded regin (x_start,y_start,x_direction,y_direction)
uint32_t
DOX-TODO(insert a reference to what constitutes valid coords)
True
Return value: None