This invention relates to the field of
computer technology, specifically to an instruction control method, apparatus, device, and medium based on write-response words. Firstly, this application breaks away from the traditional reliance on hardware primitives by using a mechanism where asynchronous functional components write a write-response word to the corresponding register address area after completing a task. Traditional solutions suffer from limited hardware primitive adaptability, making it difficult to efficiently utilize resources across different cores. This solution, however, uses a unified write-response word to feedback
completion status, enabling flexible
resource allocation on demand and significantly improving
resource utilization. Secondly, this solution does not involve complex API calls. The write-response word mechanism is simple and direct, easily adapting to changes in the number of processor cores, enhancing
system scalability. Thirdly, traditional solutions struggle with complex dynamic cross-core task dependencies, while this solution can accurately grasp
task completion status through write-response words, flexibly scheduling tasks and effectively adapting to complex dynamic scenarios.