Nvidia Corporation

Daniel Perrin

David Nister

Gary D Hicok

Michael Brian Cox

Karl Friedrich Greb

Jonathan Sweedler

John George Mathieson

Ram Ganapathi

Ashok Srinivasan

Clement Farabet

Mohammed Abdulla Yousuf

Michael Alan Ditty

Kevin Flory

Mike Truog

Dan Hettena

Peter Alexander Boonstoppel

TY Chan

A system is provided for monitoring and controlling program flow in an event-triggered system. A program (e.g., application, algorithm, routine, etc.) may be organized into operational units (e.g., nodes executed by one or more processors), each of which tasked with executing one or more respective events (e.g., tasks) within the larger program. At least some of the events of the larger program may be successively executed in a flow, one after another, using triggers sent directly from one node to the next. In addition, the system of the present disclosure may include a manager that may exchange communications with the nodes to monitor or assess a status of the system (e.g., determine when a node has completed an event) or to control or trigger a node to initiate an event.

Program flow monitoring and control of an event-triggered system

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Daniel Perrin