STM32H7 Multicore FIR is a finite impulse response filter implementation for a family of multicore processors from STM32 - family H7. The algorithm runs in parallel on both cores and this helps users to achieve high sampling frequencies or higher FIR filter order.
Adds multicore processing support to a 64-bit x86 research operating system (InfOS). This involved designing the boot protocol to handle multiple cores, adapting the interrupt system to handle interprocessor interrupts, reworking the scheduler to distribute threads among multiple cores and writing locking primitives that prevent race conditions.
04/2016: Implementation of a high performance parallel Fish and Shark application targeting a multi-core architecture (AMD Opteron 2.3GHz processor with 12 cores and 12 contexts)
3rd Year: 1st - 90. Vectorized and multicore n-body simulators written and extensively optimised in C++ for scalability to millions of particles/planets (using Euler method and Runge-Kutta 2).
I totally forgot we have machinery for this in the "muti program" tests. We can likely reuse this on the "external ctrl-c" tests as well!