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| Open Programmable Acceleration Engine is a software framework for managing and accessing programmable accelerators (FPGAs). Its main parts are: | |||
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Maybe include the OPAE acronym here too?
Open Programmable Acceleration Engine (OPAE) is a software framework ...
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| - Seldom in stress tests, kernel panic may be encountered in kernel version 3.10 |
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You may want to include that it may be related to Huge Pages support in Linux. Maybe something like:
Preliminary debug information seems to indicate it may be related to hugetlbpage support in the Linux kernel
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| - Memory leak detected by Valgrind due to token_cleanup() function not being called for global data structure allocation as part of enumerate. Does not impact memory performance. Will be addressed in next release. | ||
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Memory leak detected by Valgrind points to global data structures used by enumeration routines. This is due to token_cleanup() function not being called when the library is being unloaded. This does not impact memory performance and will be addressed in next release.
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| af2cp\_sTxPort.c1.hdr.rsvd2\[5:4\] has a value of X | ||
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| This issue will be resolved in the Intel Acceleration Stack 1.1 |
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Maybe include "future version of the Intel Acceleration Stack" here? Similar to line 83.
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| - A Python API which wraps the C++ Core API object model | ||
| - Disabled documentation generation by default in make to speed up development | ||
| - Implemented CMake build-chain for ASE | ||
| - Organized sample directory |
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| - Increased test coverage | ||
| - Added Error API | ||
| - Added SUSE support | ||
| - Cleaned up dead legacy code |
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missing period. Other notes have periods. Do we end notes with periods or no? I'm not sure what the best way to end notes is.
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| - MMemory leak detected by Valgrind points to global data structures used by enumeration routines. This is due to token_cleanup() function not being called when the library is being unloaded. This does not impact memory performance and will be addressed in next release. |
Rebase the vista-creek branch onto master-x: Cherry pick commits from master-x that are not on vista-creek Cherry pick commits from release/1.1.5 for Vista Creek alpha features
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