Please clarify. It's normal to have 64-bit registers on a system with a native pointer size of 32 bits.
E.g., a 32-bit SysCtrl on Ballast can still check the values of 64-bit registers available on the HPC system in a unified memory architecture. That would make the access non-atomic however but I think that's out of scope for keelhaul.
Please clarify. It's normal to have 64-bit registers on a system with a native pointer size of 32 bits.
E.g., a 32-bit SysCtrl on Ballast can still check the values of 64-bit registers available on the HPC system in a unified memory architecture. That would make the access non-atomic however but I think that's out of scope for keelhaul.