feat(hpu): HPU backend now uses a shared atomic counter#3195
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verifed stability with loop of x92 hpu test u64 (no error) and ERC20 throughput bench |
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seems to impact reloading of FPGA: because AMI proc file is open, cannot remove ami driver correctly, need a fix |
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with munmap before unloading of AMI driver, reload of FPGA works well |
…er to get the IOp acknowledge (expects AMI v3.2.0)
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to get IOp ack from AMI driver
requires AMI driver 3.2.0 currently in PR zama-ai/AVED#10
does not seem to have deep impact on bench performance because but still better than while (1) { open - read - close }
tested on simple run of hpu_bench, integer & erc20 throughput tests