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VSC7511 Datasheet(HTML) 145 Page - Microsemi Corporation |
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145 / 324 page ![]() Functional Descriptions VMDS-10488 VSC7511 Datasheet Revision 4.2 130 3.12.1 Scheduler Element The following illustration shows the scheduler element. Figure 41 • Scheduler Element By default, the scheduler operates in strict priority between all 12 inputs. The inputs are searched in the following prioritized order: Input 11 has highest priority followed by 10, 9, 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1, and 0. In addition, the scheduler can operate either in a byte-based deficit weighted round robin (DWRR) mode or a frame-based round robin (RR) mode. This is an overall configuration for the scheduler element and cannot be selected per input. In DWRR mode, the participating inputs are given a weight and the scheduler selects frames from these inputs according to the weights. The DWRR is byte-based and takes the lengths of the frames into account. In RR mode, the participating inputs are selected one after another. The RR is frame-based and does not take the length of the frames into account. The scheduler supports a mixed mode where some inputs operate in strict priority and others operate in either DWRR or RR. Any number of inputs can be assigned to either group but strict priority inputs must always be selected from highest numbered inputs. Each scheduler element has an associated leaky-bucket shaper at the output. The shaper limits the overall transmission bandwidth from the scheduler element. Frames are only scheduled if the shaper is open. Each scheduling element determines whether it has a frame ready for scheduling based on status information of the scheduling element’s inputs. For each input, the scheduling element knows if the input has a frame ready for transmission and if the frame is ready due to a work conservation mode. The overall scheduling algorithm within a scheduling element is as follows: 1. If the output shaper is closed, frames are only scheduled from the element if the element is enabled for work conservation. Otherwise, frames are held back until the shaper opens. 2. If the output shaper is open or in work conservation mode, the scheduling element schedules between inputs that are not work conserving by following the rules for the scheduler configuration: strict inputs are scheduled first then round robin based inputs are scheduled according to either the DWRR algorithm or the RR algorithm. 3. If no frames are scheduled during step 2, a second round of scheduling is performed. Inputs that are work conserving become candidates for the second round of scheduling. The hierarchy of scheduling elements is traversed from the element connected to the egress port through to the element that connects to an egress queue by recursively deciding which input should be scheduled. 10 156 80 through 87 11 (CPU) 157 88 through 95 Table 102 • Scheduler Elements Numbering (continued) Egress Port Scheduler Elements - Level 1 Scheduler Elements - Level 2 Byte-based DWRR Frame-based RR N-Strict 11 0 Output S Shaper Inputs Scheduler |
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