Add to ORKGThe sensitivity of a cache replacement policy expresses to what extent the execution history may influence the number of cache hits and misses during program execution. We present an algorithm to compute the sensitivity of a replacement policy. We have implemented this algorithm in a tool called RELACS that can handle a large class of replacement policies including LRU, FIFO, PLRU, and MRU. Sensitivity properties obtained with RELACS demonstrate that the execution history can have a strong impact on the number of cache hits and misses if FIFO, PLRU, or MRU is used. A simple model of execution time is used to evaluate the impact of cache sensitivity on measured execution times. The model shows that measured execution times may strongly under...
Caching is a very important technique for improving the computer system performance, it employed to ...
Modern processors use high-performance cache replacement policies that outperform traditional altern...
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International audienceModern processors use cache memory: a memory access that “hits” the cache retu...
Abstract Hard real-time systems must obey strict timing constraints. Therefore, one needs to derive ...
Classic cache replacement policies assume that miss costs are uniform. However, the correlation betw...
This thesis describes a model used to analyze the replacement decisions made by LRU and OPT (Least-R...
The full text of this article is not available on SOAR. WSU users can access the article via IEEE Xp...
Poor cache memory management can have adverse impact on the overall system performance. In a Chip Mu...
An accurate, tractable, analytic cache model for time-shared systems is presented, which estimates t...
High-level performance models play an integral part in mi-croprocessor design in predicting performa...
This paper proposes a novel methodology for cache replacement policy based on techniques of genetic ...
We address the problem of improving cache predictability (worst-case performance) and performance in...
To reduce the latency of accessing backend servers, today\u27s web services usually adopt in-memory ...
The concept of caching is a fundamental feature in modern computing architectures and, has no doubt,...
Caching is a very important technique for improving the computer system performance, it employed to ...
Modern processors use high-performance cache replacement policies that outperform traditional altern...
The full text of this article is not available on SOAR. WSU users can access the article via IEEE Xp...
International audienceModern processors use cache memory: a memory access that “hits” the cache retu...
Abstract Hard real-time systems must obey strict timing constraints. Therefore, one needs to derive ...
Classic cache replacement policies assume that miss costs are uniform. However, the correlation betw...
This thesis describes a model used to analyze the replacement decisions made by LRU and OPT (Least-R...
The full text of this article is not available on SOAR. WSU users can access the article via IEEE Xp...
Poor cache memory management can have adverse impact on the overall system performance. In a Chip Mu...
An accurate, tractable, analytic cache model for time-shared systems is presented, which estimates t...
High-level performance models play an integral part in mi-croprocessor design in predicting performa...
This paper proposes a novel methodology for cache replacement policy based on techniques of genetic ...
We address the problem of improving cache predictability (worst-case performance) and performance in...
To reduce the latency of accessing backend servers, today\u27s web services usually adopt in-memory ...
The concept of caching is a fundamental feature in modern computing architectures and, has no doubt,...
Caching is a very important technique for improving the computer system performance, it employed to ...
Modern processors use high-performance cache replacement policies that outperform traditional altern...
The full text of this article is not available on SOAR. WSU users can access the article via IEEE Xp...