A b s t r a c t- This paper proposes a distributed directory cache coherence protocol and compares the performance of the proposed protocol with fully mapped and single linked list protocols for the hyper cube multiprocessors. The directories of shared blocks are maintained as a tree structure which is motivated by the similarity of the indirect binary n-cube to the direct binary n-cube. The proposed protocol also takes advantage of the wormhole routing technique. Compared to the fully mapped and single linked list schemes, the proposed protocol reduces the memory reference latency and the network traffic. 1 Introduct ion Shared memory multiprocessors have become pop ular because of their simple programming model. Th
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[[abstract]]A cache coherence protocol for a multiprocessor system. Each processor in the system has...
Todays systems are designed with Multi Core Architecture. The idea behind this is to achieve high sy...
Directory-based cache coherence protocol is accepted as the common technique in large scale shared m...
DASH is a scalable shared-memory multiprocessor currently being developed at Stanford’s Computer Sys...
JUMP-1 is currently under development by seven Japanese universities to establish techniques of an e...
Abstract—As Internet and information technology have continued developing, the necessity for fast pa...
In this thesis we propose and evaluate an architecture to build large scale distributed shared memor...
This paper considers a large scale, cache-based multiprocessor that is interconnected by a hierarchi...
Thesis (Ph. D.)--University of Washington, 1987Shared-memory multiprocessors offer increased computa...
This paper presents a non-blocking directory-based cache coherence protocol to improve the performan...
Parallel applications exhibit a wide variety of memory reference patterns. Designing a memory archit...
A bus connected multiprocessor is one of the most promising types of small scale parallel machines b...
Cache coherence problem is a major concern in the design of shared-memory multiprocessors. As the nu...
This paper considers a large scale, cache-based multiprocessor that is interconnected by a hierarchi...
As the number of cores increases on chip multiprocessors, coherence is fast becoming a central issue...
[[abstract]]A cache coherence protocol for a multiprocessor system. Each processor in the system has...
Todays systems are designed with Multi Core Architecture. The idea behind this is to achieve high sy...
Directory-based cache coherence protocol is accepted as the common technique in large scale shared m...
DASH is a scalable shared-memory multiprocessor currently being developed at Stanford’s Computer Sys...
JUMP-1 is currently under development by seven Japanese universities to establish techniques of an e...
Abstract—As Internet and information technology have continued developing, the necessity for fast pa...