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<mardination> and i also say, you gonna have to manage your code your own, and make the code your own, if i will do it the world is upside down and rebellion and terror attacks take off.
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<mardination> anyway mali-t604 for instance is similar more to intel chips, where things work on quads of 2x2 not in quarter waves
<mardination> in other words, threads or work-item number is based of register usage there even though i have heard it's constant on intel
<mardination> "per core hence 256/4 on register usage 0" quads are running
<mardination> when register usage is 64 registers
<mardination> then they use only 8threads i.e 2quads
<mardination> when 128 registers than 4 threads i.e two quads
<mardination> so the queues internally are 256 entries in total for 4core mali t-640
<mardination> it is solid, weak but it does the job brilliantly
<mardination> err t604
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<sisterbro2> so it is a classical 32*32 arbiter, sorry 512 was the queue length per arithmetic and 512 load store and texture pipes, 1024/2=512
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<rellla> how can one prevent this effectively?
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<jonkerj> keep adding bans until he's exhausted his options
<jonkerj> *!*@2001:1530:1010:8d65:8f3a:4944:36b4:9bf
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<hellsenberg> rellla: i am afraid you'll have to deal with manual bans for now. Or maybe ask freenode staff
<hellsenberg> I wish I knew of a better approach :-/
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<libv> no, bans are not needed
<libv> why they did not work, i do not know
<libv> but bans are not necessary
<libv> just ignore mardinator, there's no other way
<libv> his mind is all over the place, and that's why he does this, if you ignore him, he will just blurt stuff out and then go away again
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<libv> trying to use power is not only not effective, as he just gets another address, it is not balanced compared to the overhead, and it is just overhead, he causes
<libv> plus, i know how power gets abused against people who do not hold the party line, cfr, the handful of people who made fd.o what it is today
<libv> and yours truly
<libv> that's two reasons why mardinator should just be ignore
<libv> just use /ignore yourself
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<libv> i have approached mardinator myself, and he now spends some time ranting at me
<libv> instead of ranting at the channel
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<malaga123> yeah i am sorry for wrong info, 16x16 is the max tile or quad group
<malaga123> but that did not diserve a ban, i had no code for mali gpu as a cycle accurate simulator
<malaga123> so handling that gpu is clear to me, very easy infact for any of the model, later look into powervr and adreno if there is enough info for them too, those all probably are similar
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<sibelius> but what are you talking about, this all over the place mind is the only rational thinker btw. in this crew. http://fileadmin.cs.lth.se/cs/Education/EDAN35/guestLectures/ARM-Mali.pdf it is written there, so still internally 32x32 , cause it has a dual scheduling like VLIW has, 64/2 is in fact 32
<sibelius> Tile size 16x16 (4x4-32x32 internally)
<sibelius> says in this pdf.
<sibelius> evergreen hence is one to one match for the scheduler
<sibelius> i told you long time ago, to change the column to a new column from any of the position, inside the row of any, you need to issue two instructions in a row, which by definition is in-order issue
<sibelius> and the column is changed to the second of arbitrated wfid of course of them
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<sibelius> this *is* the only rule involved, once you issue two in sequence the column is changed, once you do not even in full pipeline mode, it switches to greedy-then-oldest
<sibelius> which i call a line or row based wfid rendering of the matrix
<sibelius> rendering/computing
<sibelius> basically it means the queues per core on MALI is 32x32 matrix sort of, the queue controller where you are in the matrix, is determined by, whether you schedule in-order or out-of-order, in-order definition is anything arbitrated from and issued two in sequence
<sibelius> out-of-order is anything but this
<sibelius> hence to make matters easier, the last item on every line should be some special toggler, first item per every line also, this toggles the diagonal to block or succeed
<sibelius> it is called some sort of difficult name of factorization of matrix, i have that bookmarked also, it is well known trick, they did slightly differently
<sibelius> Cholesky factorization of tasks in the matrix
<sibelius> put the sucker in your mouths nastu conspirants, and fucking shut up for once or get a brain
<sibelius> i have a solution for you if you ain't gonna learn, then you go to a shop by some rope hang it to the roof somehow, and hang yourself idiots
<sibelius> that way we do not have to come after you
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<hellsenberg> libv: very true, will take into account. thanks!
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<JeansF_> what you have caused is a fucking war idiots!!!!! And you can not read with your thick occulars information that i give you, where any of the last detail is put on golden plates, but joller has thick occulars on his nose and a conspiring attitude to hire estonian agents against real man
<JeansF_> you have daily basis stalked me with using military forces and interpol infra. You clowns do not seem to understand anything what you do, you do not even see
<JeansF_> one way or another you scammers get your payday, that happens ONE FUCKING WAY OR ANOTHER, just like in the movie independence day where laws were broken and military equipment used for wrong purpose.
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<JeansF_> another google idiot hellsenberg who is that other moran with mental disability joller jonkerj
<JeansF_> incredible another dutch handycap
<JeansF_> bunch of quasimodos who want to have a programming image but instead are cockblockers right?
<JeansF_> you ain't gonna acheive anything in chess when you do not straighten up, all you acheive is another life as a worm behaving like this.
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<JeansF_> well i am not a mathematician but , i round about can read it fine, it is a modified cholesky factorization or decomposition, where it is modified to to work on blocks/tiles of the submatrices of the same size, it also called algorithm-by-blocks, the most important table is in 5.2.2 called tasks
<JeansF_> which demonstrates exactly what i have been saying, cause in contrast to you , I can read code too.
<JeansF_> allthough as you notice rows and columns are the other way around there, but this is based of how someone presents the algo.
<JeansF_> what you want to express as the tile in that algorithm is arbitary, it can be entry of the issue queue, it can be a separate GPU, a functional unit, or separate core/CU wtf. needed
<JeansF_> it is just fixed to be 3x3 tiled matrix, with some singletriangular
<JeansF_> matrix or whatever in this
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<JeansF_> such method itself is no work at all to bring in, as i have been talking, not for GPU nor CPU to the kernel scheduling, only an instruction stream needs to be manipulated minimally with
<JeansF_> on a cpu the driver is kernel, where you need to append a header to the scheduled blob only correctly, it is fewer than 1week job to get right for both
<JeansF_> are you telling me, that you do not know this monkeys?
<JeansF_> was it the clockblocking.edu or teddynecrophilia.edu where you got your education from fucking perverse bastards? maybe robert tomasulo should had been taught otherwise
<JeansF_> it is 50years ago taken place this theory roughly or so
<JeansF_> türa idiootide raisk!
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