How and why does it work?
Single-type computing elements produced ‘from scratch’ for a specific class of tasks are approximately 80% of any chip we develop. These elements determine productivity and chip power. There are hundreds to several thousands elements on the chip! All the computing elements are programmed in C language or in its subset. The elements are combined into groups controlled by compact universal RISC processors grouped into computational array that to a programmer looks like a typical multi-threaded processor programmed in C/C++ . he classic problems of multithreaded processing (conflict resolution mechanism of simultaneous access to shared data including atomic operations) are solved in hardware at the memory controller level.
