Kernel Definition

The Add Kernels element allows you to choose a kernel from a list of custom and library kernels. For details refer to Adding kernels to the graph.

The added kernel has the following properties:

• Index - The kernel index on the graph.
• Name - The kernel element name.
• Graph - The associated graph name.
• Kernel Info - The associated kernel name.
• Kernel Inputs - The list of kernel inputs.
• Kernel Outputs - The list of kernel outputs.

The input port of the added kernel has the following read-only properties:

• Name - The output port name.
• Element Data Type - The data type.
• Element Memory Part - The memory type.
• E0SizeX - The smallest width of a processing element <0> (or E0) needed by the kernel.
• E0SizeY - The smallest height of a processing element <0> (or E0) needed by the kernel.
• EkSizeX - The smallest width of a group of elements (or Ek) needed by the kernel.
• EkSizeY - The smallest height of a group of elements (or Ek) needed by the kernel.
• Kernel - The associated kernel name.
• Port Info - Extended port identifier.
• Graph Sinks - Name of the connected Output element. This field is empty when the output port is connected with the input port of another kernel.
• Kernel Inputs - Name of the connected kernel input port. This field is empty when the input port is connected with the Output element.