hi_vpc_chn_attr

Description

Defines the VPC attributes.

Prototype

hi_vpc_chn_attr = {"attr": attr, 
                   "pic_width": pic_width, # RW; reserved
                   "pic_height": pic_height} # RW; reserved

Members

Member	Description
attr	Task queue depth, in the range of [0, 350]. A larger value indicates that the queue depth is deeper and more tasks can be delivered in a channel, but leads to linearly increased memory consumption in the system. attr is in the range of [0, 350]. If this parameter is set to 0, the value 32 is used by default. If this parameter is set to [1, 10), VPC automatically sets the queue depth to 10 to implement batch processing (for example, acl.himpi.vpc_batch_crop_resize_paste). If this parameter is set to [10, 350], the value configured by the user is used. NOTE: If the task queue depth is greater than 350, the value 350 is used in the current version. To avoid incompatibility with future versions, you are advised to set the task queue depth to a value in the range of [Minimum queue depth, 350]. In the scenario where a VPC processing channel is associated with n threads, to prevent task delivery from being blocked due to full channel queue, you are advised to increase the task queue depth to ensure performance. When the number of threads is less than or equal to 32, the default queue depth 32 can be used. If the number of threads is greater than or equal to 32, set the queue depth to a number that is greater than or equal to the number of threads.
pic_width	Int, maximum width of the processed image supported by a channel, in pixels. Reserved. Manually set this parameter to 0 to avoid incompatibility with future versions. This is a static attribute.
pic_height	Int, maximum height of the processed image supported by a channel, in pixels. Reserved. Manually set this parameter to 0 to avoid incompatibility with future versions. This is a static attribute.

Member

Description

attr

Task queue depth, in the range of [0, 350]. A larger value indicates that the queue depth is deeper and more tasks can be delivered in a channel, but leads to linearly increased memory consumption in the system.

attr is in the range of [0, 350].

If this parameter is set to 0, the value 32 is used by default.
If this parameter is set to [1, 10), VPC automatically sets the queue depth to 10 to implement batch processing (for example, acl.himpi.vpc_batch_crop_resize_paste).
If this parameter is set to [10, 350], the value configured by the user is used.

NOTE:

If the task queue depth is greater than 350, the value 350 is used in the current version. To avoid incompatibility with future versions, you are advised to set the task queue depth to a value in the range of [Minimum queue depth, 350].

In the scenario where a VPC processing channel is associated with n threads, to prevent task delivery from being blocked due to full channel queue, you are advised to increase the task queue depth to ensure performance. When the number of threads is less than or equal to 32, the default queue depth 32 can be used. If the number of threads is greater than or equal to 32, set the queue depth to a number that is greater than or equal to the number of threads.

pic_width

Int, maximum width of the processed image supported by a channel, in pixels. Reserved. Manually set this parameter to 0 to avoid incompatibility with future versions.

This is a static attribute.

pic_height

Int, maximum height of the processed image supported by a channel, in pixels. Reserved. Manually set this parameter to 0 to avoid incompatibility with future versions.

This is a static attribute.

Parent topic: Image Processing