WO2005124550A1 - プロセッサ、情報処理装置およびプロセッサの制御方法 - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a processor technology, and relates to a processor that controls performance according to a temperature of a chip, and a method of controlling the processor.
- Patent Document 1 US Patent Application Publication No. 2002Z0065049
- the present invention has been made in view of such problems, and an object of the present invention is to provide a processor, an information processing apparatus, and a processor that can maintain a temperature within a range in which normal operation is guaranteed while suppressing a decrease in performance. It is to provide a control method.
- One embodiment of the present invention relates to a method for controlling a processor.
- the parallel utilization of a plurality of processing blocks provided in the processor is switched according to the temperature.
- the combination of the parallel utilization and the operating frequency may be switched according to the temperature of the processor.
- task Tasks may be allocated in consideration of the parallel available number of a plurality of processing blocks determined for each task, or a task may be allocated to at least the lowest temperature processing block among the plurality of processing blocks.
- the "processing block" may correspond to each sub-processor.
- the “parallel utilization” may correspond to the number of operating sub-processors.
- Another embodiment of the present invention also relates to a method for controlling a processor.
- the combination of the parallel utilization and the operating frequency of a plurality of processing blocks provided in the processor is switched with reference to a predetermined table.
- the table may describe processing performance for each of the combinations. Also, when the processor temperature is predicted to exceed or exceeds a predetermined threshold value, the calorific value is lower than the combination currently selected from the combinations! The switching to the combination may be performed. Furthermore, when there are a plurality of detected combinations, switching to the combination that maximizes the performance may be performed.
- Still another embodiment of the present invention relates to a processor.
- the processor includes a plurality of processing blocks, a sensor that measures a temperature, and a control unit that switches a degree of parallel use of the plurality of processing blocks according to the measured temperature.
- the control unit may switch the combination of the parallel utilization and the operating frequency according to the temperature.
- the control unit may allocate the task in consideration of the parallel available number of the plurality of processing blocks determined for each task, or may assign the task to at least the processing block of the lowest temperature among the plurality of processing blocks. May be allocated
- Still another embodiment of the present invention relates to a processor.
- the processor includes a plurality of processing blocks, a sensor that measures a temperature of the processor, and a control unit that switches a combination of a parallel use degree and an operating frequency of the plurality of processing blocks according to the measured temperature. .
- the table may describe processing performance for each of the combinations.
- the control unit selects a combination having a lower calorific value than the present among the combinations, and switches to the combination. You can go! [0013]
- Still another embodiment of the present invention relates to an information processing device.
- This device is an information processing device including a processor that performs various tasks.
- the processor includes a plurality of processing blocks, a sensor that measures temperature, and a plurality of processing blocks according to the measured temperature. And a control unit for switching the degree of parallel use of the data.
- the present invention it is possible to keep the processor temperature within a range in which a normal operation is guaranteed, while suppressing a decrease in performance.
- FIG. 1 is a diagram showing a configuration of a processor according to a first embodiment.
- FIG. 2 is a functional block diagram for explaining the first embodiment.
- FIG. 3 is a diagram showing operation points based on a combination of an operation frequency and the number of operating sub processors.
- FIG. 4 is a diagram showing a performance table.
- FIG. 5 is a flowchart for explaining the operation of the functional blocks in FIG. 2.
- FIG. 6 is a functional block diagram for explaining a second embodiment.
- FIG. 7 is a diagram showing a task table.
- FIG. 8 is a diagram illustrating a configuration of a processor according to a third embodiment.
- FIG. 9 is a flowchart for explaining a third embodiment.
- FIG. 10 is a functional block diagram for explaining a fourth embodiment.
- FIG. 11 is a diagram showing a table sorted in a low temperature order according to the fourth embodiment.
- FIG. 12 is a flowchart for explaining functional blocks in FIG. 10;
- One processor 100 main processor, 110 heating value estimator, 115 task table, 120 temperature controller, 121 task manager, 122 performance table, 130 subprocessor controller, 140 frequency controller, 200 subprocessor, 30 0 Storage unit, 400 temperature sensor, 500 clock generation unit.
- FIG. 1 is a diagram illustrating a configuration of a processor according to the first embodiment.
- the processor 1 includes a main processor 100, four first to fourth sub processors 200a to 200d, a storage unit 300, and a temperature sensor 400 in a chip. These are connected by a bus (not shown). Further, the number of sub-processors 200 is not limited to four, but may be any number. For example, eight may be provided. Also, these arrangement patterns are not limited to those shown in FIG. 1, and can be arbitrarily arranged.
- the clock generator 500 gives the processor 1 a fundamental frequency.
- the main processor 100 controls the entire processor 1.
- the first to fourth sub-processors 200a to 200d are managed, and tasks are appropriately assigned to them. It also manages temperature, power, and performance.
- the first to fourth sub-processors 200a to 200d execute tasks allocated from the main processor 100.
- Temperature sensor 400 outputs the measured temperature to main processor 100.
- the temperature sensor 400 may be provided outside the knock cage, but may be provided on a die in the knock cage to measure a steep temperature change.
- FIG. 2 is a functional block diagram mainly realized by cooperation of the main processor 100, the storage unit 300, and software loaded in the storage unit 300 in the first embodiment. It is understood by those skilled in the art that this functional block can be realized in various forms by a combination of hardware and software.
- the temperature sensor 400 outputs the current temperature of the chip to the temperature control unit 120.
- the temperature control unit 120 estimates the temperature after the At period based on the current temperature input from the temperature sensor 400 and the estimated heat value input from the heat value estimation unit 110. This relational expression is shown below (Equation 1).
- T is the temperature after the At period
- T is the current temperature
- E is the estimated heating value generated during the At period t + At t
- the temperature T after the ⁇ t period is calculated by comparing the current temperature T with the estimated heating value E by t + At t
- the calorific value estimating unit 110 is provided by the sub processor control unit 130 to the currently operating sub processor.
- the current operating frequency is obtained from the frequency control unit 140 by obtaining the number of the sensors 200. Then, based on them, the estimated calorific value E is obtained. This relational expression is shown below (Expression 2).
- a is a predetermined proportionality constant
- C is a variable equivalently representing load by capacity
- V is power supply voltage
- f is dd
- the power supply voltage V is used by squaring. These are multiplied by dd
- the value integrated by ⁇ t is the estimated heating value E.
- the load capacity C of the present embodiment is represented by the following (Equation 3).
- C is the capacity of the main processor
- C is the capacity of the subprocessor 200
- N is the subprocessor 2 ms
- the calorific value estimating unit 110 passes the estimated calorific value E obtained by the above calculation to the temperature control unit 120.
- the temperature control unit 120 estimates the temperature T after the At period based on the current temperature T acquired from the temperature sensor 400 and the estimated heating value E as shown in the above (Equation 1). t t + At. Then, as shown in (Equation 4) below, the estimated temperature T is equal to or higher than the predetermined
- the predetermined threshold temperature is a temperature at which normal operation of the entire processor 1 cannot be guaranteed.
- FIG. 3 is a diagram showing operation points based on a combination of an operation frequency and the number of operating sub processors 200.
- 4 GHz, 2 GHz, and 1 GHz are set as operating frequencies that can be shifted on the horizontal axis.
- the number of operating sub-processors 200 that can transition on the vertical axis is set to 4 to 0. If the number is zero, only the main processor 100 is operating.
- FIG. 3 has 15 operating points ao.
- the performance of the top-right operating point a is the highest and the performance of the bottom-left operating point o is the highest. In the case of normal full operation, the operation is performed at the operation point a, the operation number of the sub-processor 200 is 4, and the operation frequency is GHz.
- the task management unit 121 grasps the execution status of the task after the At period, and specifies the number of sub processors 200 that can be used in parallel at that time. Then, the number of possible parallel uses is passed to temperature control section 120.
- the execution status of a task may be different if one task is being executed. You may be performing a number of tasks. Depending on the nature of each task, there are some tasks that can be executed by only one sub-processor 200! / And tasks that can be executed by a plurality of sub-processors 200.
- FIG. 4 is a diagram showing the performance table 122. Operation point candidates for the number of parallel uses of the sub-processor 200 are registered. The operation points are registered in descending order of performance from the top. For example, when two sub-processors 200 are used, the operation points are as follows: high performance, d ⁇ g ⁇ h ⁇ j ⁇ k ⁇ l ⁇ m ⁇ n ⁇ o.
- the performance table 122 may preliminarily describe the amount of heat generated during the At period at each operation point.
- the temperature control unit 120 When the estimated temperature T reaches a predetermined threshold temperature, the temperature control unit 120
- the power to reduce the number of operating sub-processors 200 used and the operating frequency of processor 1 as a whole must be reduced to reduce the heat generation.
- the temperature control unit 120 obtains the number of sub processors 200 that can be used in parallel after the ⁇ t period input from the task management unit 121, and refers to the performance table 122 based on the number to make a transition. Identify candidate operation points.
- the sub-processor control unit 130 switches the operating number of the sub-processor 200 according to the instruction of the temperature control unit 120.
- the frequency control unit 140 switches the operating frequency according to an instruction from the temperature control unit 120.
- FIG. 5 is a flowchart for explaining the operation of the functional blocks shown in FIG.
- the temperature control unit 120 acquires the current temperature in the chip from the temperature sensor 400 (S10).
- the calorific value estimating unit 110 acquires the current operating number of the sub-processor 200 from the sub-processor control unit 130, and acquires the current operating frequency of the entire processor 1 from the frequency control unit 140. Then, they are substituted into the above (Equation 2) and (Equation 3) to estimate the amount of heat generated during the At period and pass it to the temperature control unit 120 (Sl l).
- the temperature control unit 120 estimates the temperature after the At period based on the current temperature acquired from the temperature sensor 400 and the calorific value estimated by the calorific value estimating unit 110 (S12).
- the temperature control unit 120 compares the estimated temperature with a predetermined threshold temperature (S13). If the estimated temperature does not reach the predetermined threshold temperature (N in S13), normal operation with respect to the temperature after the above At period is guaranteed, so that the current sub-processor 200 It is not necessary to switch the number of operations and the operating frequency.
- the performance table 122 is referred to (S15). More specifically, by referring to the item of the number of available parallel resources in the performance table 122, a candidate for the next operation point to transition from the current operation point is specified. In the performance table 122, the transitionable operation points are registered in the order in which the performance is not impaired for each of the items of the above-mentioned number of parallel uses. Therefore, the next operation point candidate is the operation point with the smallest performance degradation compared to the performance of the current operation point!
- the temperature control unit 120 acquires the number of operating sub-processors 200 at the operating point and the operating frequency of the entire processor 1 and passes them to the calorific value estimating unit 110.
- the calorific value estimating unit 110 substitutes the number of operating sub-processors 200 passed from the temperature control unit 120 and the operating frequency of the entire processor 1 into the above (Equation 2) and (Equation 3), and The calorific value generated during the t period is estimated again and returned to the temperature control unit 120 (S16). If the amount of heat generated in the At period of each operation point is described in advance in the performance table 122, it may be used.
- the temperature controller 120 estimates the temperature after the At period again based on the temperature acquired from the temperature sensor 400 and the calorific value estimated by the calorific value estimator 110 (S17).
- temperature control section 120 again compares the estimated temperature with a predetermined threshold temperature.
- the temperature control unit 120 instructs the sub-processor control unit 130 to reduce the number of operating sub-processors 200 or instructs the frequency control unit 140 to change the processor 1 Lower the operating frequency of Alternatively, both are performed (S19).
- the power of reducing the number of operating sub processors 200 and the operation of the entire processor 1 This can be avoided in advance by lowering the frequency.
- the performance table 122 it is possible to make a transition to the V ⁇ operation point where the performance is most impaired.
- the operating frequencies such as 1 GHz, 2 GHz, and 4 GHz described above are frequencies given to the chip, and the main processor 100 and the sub-processor 200 in the chip do not operate at these frequencies.
- the frequency effectively used for the operation that is, the effective frequency is lower than the above-mentioned frequency. This effective frequency depends on the task. Therefore, when estimating the calorific value by the above (Equation 2), the effective frequency may be substituted for f.
- the task management unit 121 specifies a task to be executed by the current time before the At period, and obtains an effective frequency according to the task.
- the calorific value estimating unit 110 calculates the estimated calorific value E by substituting the effective frequency into the above (Equation 2). According to this, the task can be considered even at the stage of calculating the estimated heat generation amount E, so that more accurate temperature estimation can be performed.
- the second embodiment is an example in which the estimated heat generation amount E is registered in a table in advance instead of being obtained by calculation as in the first embodiment.
- FIG. 6 is a functional block diagram mainly realized by the cooperation of the main processor 100, the storage unit 300, and the software loaded in the storage unit 300 in the second embodiment.
- the task table 115 stores the number of sub-processors 200 that can be used in parallel and the amount of heat generated for each task.
- FIG. 7 is a diagram showing the task table 115.
- Task types include, for example, waiting for key input, decoding of MPEG data, voice recognition, and the like.
- the number of sub processors 200 that can be used in parallel varies depending on the task. Tasks that must be executed only by the main processor 100 are 0. More than one task can be processed in parallel.
- the calorific value is the calorific value generated during the At period in the above (Equation 1) for each task. A value obtained experimentally may be registered in advance.
- the task management unit 121 grasps the execution status of the task in the At period and performs the task in the At period.
- One or more tasks to be executed are specified and passed to the calorific value estimating unit 110.
- the calorific value estimating unit 110 obtains the estimated calorific value E of the entire processor 1 by referring to the task table 115 based on the task type specified by the task managing unit 121. When multiple tasks are executed, the calorific value of each task may be added.
- the temperature sensor 400 outputs the current chip temperature to the temperature control unit 120.
- the temperature control unit 120 calculates the temperature T after the At period based on the current temperature T acquired from the temperature sensor 400 and the estimated heating value E. Is estimated.
- the estimated temperature T reaches a predetermined threshold or more and reaches a value temperature or higher.
- the operating point is changed. The transition of the operation point is performed with reference to the performance table 122 shown in FIGS. 3 and 4, as described in the first embodiment.
- the task management unit 121 grasps the execution state of the task after the At period, and specifies the number of sub processors 200 that can be used in parallel at that time. Then, the number of parallel uses is output to temperature control section 120.
- the temperature control unit 120 also considers the number of sub-processors 200 that can be used in parallel obtained from the task management unit 121.
- the sub-processor control unit 130 switches the number of operating sub-processors 200 according to an instruction from the temperature control unit 120.
- the frequency control unit 140 switches the operating frequency according to an instruction from the temperature control unit 120.
- the calorific value estimating unit 110 estimates the calorific value based on the task table 115 and the task execution status obtained from the task management unit 121. Are different.
- the heat generation amount of the entire chip is estimated with reference to the task table in which the heat generation amount for each task is described in advance, so that the accuracy in consideration of the task is high.
- the temperature can be estimated by a simple process.
- the third embodiment is an example in which a plurality of temperature sensors 400 are provided in a chip.
- FIG. 8 is a diagram illustrating a configuration of a processor according to the third embodiment.
- Processor 1 has a main
- the processor 100 includes four first to fourth sub-processors 200a to 200d, a storage unit 300, and four first to fourth temperature sensors 400a to 400d.
- the first temperature sensor 400a measures the temperature of the block a
- the second temperature sensor 400b measures the temperature of the block b.
- the number of temperature sensors 400 is not limited to four, and any number can be provided. For example, two may be provided. Also, these arrangement patterns are not limited to those shown in FIG. 1, and can be arbitrarily arranged. The rest is the same as the description of FIG.
- the third embodiment can be realized with the same configuration as the functional block diagrams shown in FIG. 2 and FIG.
- the difference from the first and second embodiments is that a plurality of temperature sensors 400 are provided. That is, the current temperature of each block is input to the temperature control unit 120.
- FIG. 9 is a flowchart for explaining the third embodiment.
- the temperature control unit 120 acquires the current temperature of each block from the plurality of temperature sensors 400 (S20).
- the temperature control unit 120 specifies the block with the highest temperature based on this (S21).
- the calorific value estimating unit 110 acquires the current operating number of the sub-processor 200 from the sub-processor control unit 130, and acquires the current operating frequency of the processor 1 from the frequency control unit 140. Then, they are substituted into the above (Equation 2) and (Equation 3) to estimate the amount of heat generated during the At period, and pass it to the temperature control unit 120 (S22).
- the heat generation amount estimation unit 110 may estimate the heat generation amount of the entire processor 1 by referring to the task table 115 based on the task type specified by the task management unit 121.
- the temperature control unit 120 estimates the temperature after the At period based on the specified maximum temperature and the calorific value estimated by the calorific value estimating unit 110 (S23).
- temperature control section 120 compares the estimated temperature with a predetermined threshold temperature (S24). If the estimated temperature does not reach the predetermined threshold temperature (N in S24), normal operation with respect to the temperature after the above At period is guaranteed. No need to switch.
- the estimated temperature is equal to or higher than the predetermined threshold temperature (Y in S 24)
- the number of sub processors 200 that can be used in parallel after the At period is acquired from the task management unit 121 (S 25).
- the performance table 122 is referred to (S26).
- the temperature control unit 120 specifies a candidate for a transitional operation point from the performance table 122, and The operating number of the processor 200 and the operating frequency of the processor 1 are obtained and passed to the calorific value estimating unit 110.
- the calorific value estimating unit 110 substitutes the operating number of the sub-processor 200 and the operating frequency of the processor 1 passed from the temperature control unit 120 into (Equation 2) and (Equation 3), and The calorific value generated during the period is estimated again and returned to the temperature control unit 120 (S27).
- the temperature control unit 120 re-estimates the temperature after the At period based on the maximum temperature and the calorific value estimated by the calorific value estimating unit 110 (S28).
- temperature control section 120 again compares the estimated temperature with a predetermined threshold temperature.
- the temperature control unit 120 instructs the sub-processor control unit 130 or the frequency control unit 140, or both, to transition to the operation point.
- the sub-processor control unit 130 controls the sub-processor 200 to which the temperature control unit 120 is also instructed. It stops (S31).
- the temperature control unit 120 instructs the stop of the sub-processors 200 belonging to the block with the highest temperature.
- the stop of the sub-processor 200 closest to the block is instructed.
- the first sub-processor 200a and the second sub-processor 200b are stopped.
- the sub-processors 200 belonging to the block having the highest temperature and the sub-processor 200 located near the block are stopped in this order.
- the order in which the sub-processor 200 is stopped when each block reaches the maximum temperature is described in advance in a table. It may be described. In that case, the temperature control unit 120 refers to the table and instructs the sub-processor control unit 130.
- the frequency control unit 140 performs the operation indicated by the temperature control unit 120. Change to frequency (S33).
- the temperature distribution in the chip is leveled out by stopping the sub-processor power belonging to or close to the block having the highest temperature when the operating point is shifted.
- the temperature in the chip can be controlled in the direction to be performed.
- the fourth embodiment is an example in which tasks are allocated according to the temperature of each block.
- the configuration of the processor in the fourth embodiment is the same as that described in FIG.
- FIG. 10 is a functional block diagram mainly realized by cooperation of the main processor 100, the storage unit 300, and the software loaded in the storage unit 300 in the fourth embodiment.
- the plurality of temperature sensors 400 output the current temperature of each of the sub-processors 200a to 200d or the current temperature of each of the blocks a to d set by dividing a region in the chip to the temperature control unit 120.
- the arrangement of the plurality of temperature sensors 400 may be at the position where the temperature of each sub-processor 200a-d is directly measured or at the position where the temperature of each block a-d is measured!
- the task management unit 121 grasps the current task execution status and queue status, and passes the number of tasks that can be executed next to be used in parallel to the temperature control unit 120. The number that can be used in parallel depends on the nature of each task.
- the temperature control unit 120 creates a table of each of the sub-port processors 200a to 200d based on the temperatures input from the plurality of temperature sensors 400 in order of the lowest temperature.
- FIG. 11 is a diagram showing a table sorted in the order of low temperature in the fourth embodiment.
- the fourth sub-processor d ⁇ the second sub-processor b ⁇ the third sub-processor c ⁇ the first sub-processor a are sorted in ascending order of temperature. This order is adaptively changed according to the temperatures input from the plurality of temperature sensors 400.
- This table may manage not only the temperature order of each of the sub-processors 200a to 200d but also the actual or estimated temperature of each of the sub-processors 200a to 200d.
- each sub-processor is calculated based on the distance relationship between the plurality of temperature sensors 400 and each of the sub-processors 200a to 200d. You can estimate the temperature of 200a ⁇ d! /.
- the temperature control unit 120 refers to the above table and allocates the next task to be executed to the low-temperature sub-processor.
- the sub-processor to be allocated is determined in consideration of the number of tasks to be executed next in parallel. That is, when the parallel utilization is 2, the task is allocated to the two sub-processors from the top in the order of the lowest temperature with reference to the above table. According to this, it is possible to level the temperature while suppressing a decrease in performance.
- a task may be allocated to only one sub-processor.
- the above table also manages the temperature of each of the sub-processors 200a to 200d, even if it is a sub-processor that is an allocation candidate based on the number of available parallel processors, the temperature of the sub-processor exceeds a predetermined threshold temperature. At that time, the allocation candidate power may also be excluded. In that case, the task will be executed by fewer sub-processors than the number available in parallel.
- the threshold temperature may be set by obtaining an optimum value by actual measurement simulation, but may be set slightly lower in consideration of the temperature rise after execution of the task to be allocated. According to this, spot-like heat generation can be suppressed.
- Temperature control unit 120 instructs sub-processor control unit 130 on the sub-processor to which the task is to be allocated.
- the sub-processor control unit 130 controls the operation Z non-operation of each of the sub-processors 200a to 200d according to the instruction of the temperature control unit 120.
- FIG. 12 is a flowchart for explaining the fourth embodiment.
- the temperature control unit 120 acquires the temperature of each of the sub-processors 200a to 200d or the current temperature of each of the blocks a to d from the plurality of temperature sensors 400 (S40).
- all the sub processors 200a to 200d are sorted in the order of the low temperature (S41).
- the task to be executed next is allocated to one or more sub-processors in the order of the temperature (S42).
- the task is preferentially assigned to the low-temperature sub-processors, and the control is performed such that the temperatures of the plurality of sub-processors are leveled, thereby reducing The temperature distribution in the inside can be leveled.
- spot-like heat generation can be prevented in advance.
- the subprocessor to which the task is allocated is determined based on the temperature of each subprocessor.
- each subprocessor may be replaced with each block set by dividing an area in the chip. In this case, the temperature of each block is sorted in ascending order of temperature, and tasks are allocated to the subprocessors that are close to the block with the lower temperature.
- the estimated temperature after the above ⁇ t period was compared with a predetermined threshold value temperature.
- the current temperature acquired from the temperature sensor 400 may be compared with a predetermined threshold temperature.
- the predetermined threshold temperature may be set lower than the temperature in each embodiment.
- the temperature T after the ⁇ t period is the current temperature T and the estimated heating value t + At t
- the temperature T after the above At period mainly depends on the task execution status.
- the temperature control unit 120 estimates the temperature T after the ⁇ t period in consideration of the combination of the sub-processors 200 due to the execution of the task.
- the blocks described in the third embodiment are ideally divided according to the size of the area where the peak of heat generation appears in a spot, but the size of the block is controlled by the heat generation control. It may be freely determined according to the target accuracy of the target and the required specifications of the processor 1. Also, the blocks may be regularly partitioned with the same size, or may be partitioned irregularly according to the boundaries of various processors.
- the number of sub-processors 200, their arrangement positions, and the number of temperature sensors 400 and their arrangement positions can be arbitrarily set. Also, the transition described in the performance table 122 The possible operating frequency and the number of sub-processors 200 that can be transitioned can also be arbitrarily set. Further, the order in which the sub-processors 200 described in the predetermined table are stopped can be arbitrarily set. The order of stopping is determined mainly by the position from the block with the highest temperature, but the order may be determined in consideration of the positional relationship from important circuit elements.
- the processor of the present invention can be applied to a control unit of an information processing device such as a PC, a workstation, a game machine, a PDA, or a portable telephone.
- the present invention is also applicable to an information processing system in which a system is constructed by sharing resources distributed on a network.
- the present invention can be applied to the field of controlling the performance of a processor including a plurality of processing blocks.
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