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8 years agoThe result is right in emulator mode, but is wrong in FPGA
My code result is right in emulator mode, but when I compiled it and run in FPGA, the result is wrong. What reasons will cause the problem? And how to debug code in the situation? The code need...
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8 years ago --- Quote Start --- Yes, if you have multiple kernels running in parallel which read from or write to the same global memory buffer, and read/write order will affect your output, you will likely get incorrect results. Trying to synchronize such kernels using channels will NOT work. --- Quote End --- But my code have no global variable that multiple kernels write to it. Is the problem of channel? In my code, many channel read/write have conditions. Or the problem of local memory access?? My local buffer is doubble-buffer, in a loop, there is read and write to it, but their address is different.