DASH is a scalable shared-memory multiprocessor currently being developed at Stanford’s Computer Systems Laboratory. The architecture consists of powerful processing nodes, each with a portion of the shared-memory, connected to a scalable interconnection network. A key feature of DASH is its dis-tributed directory-based cache coherence protocol. Unlike tra-ditional snoopy coherence protocols, the DASH protocol does not rely on broadcast; instead it uses point-to-point messages sent between the processors and memories to keep caches con-sistent. Furthermore, the DASH system does not contain any single serialization or control point, While these features pro-vide the basis for scalability, they also force a reevaluation of many fundamental is...
This thesis presents a new cache coherence protocol for shared bus multicache systems, and addresses...
Cache coherence problem is a major concern in the design of shared-memory multiprocessors. As the nu...
In this thesis we propose and evaluate an architecture to build large scale distributed shared memor...
The fundamental premise behind the DASH project is that it is fea-sible to build large-scale shared-...
Directory-based cache coherence protocol is accepted as the common technique in large scale shared m...
Cache coherence is one of the main challenges to tackle when designing a shared-memory multiprocesso...
Recent research shows that the occupancy of the coherence controllers is a major performance bottlen...
[[abstract]]A cache coherence protocol for a multiprocessor system. Each processor in the system has...
Thesis (Ph. D.)--University of Washington, 1987Shared-memory multiprocessors offer increased computa...
Todays systems are designed with Multi Core Architecture. The idea behind this is to achieve high sy...
This paper considers a large scale, cache-based multiprocessor that is interconnected by a hierarchi...
This paper presents a non-blocking directory-based cache coherence protocol to improve the performan...
Caches have the potential to provide multiprocessors with an automatic mechanism for reducing both n...
Emerging multiprocessor architectures such as chip multiprocessors, embedded architectures, and mas...
Click on the DOI link to access the article (may not be free).While addressing cache coherency in sh...
This thesis presents a new cache coherence protocol for shared bus multicache systems, and addresses...
Cache coherence problem is a major concern in the design of shared-memory multiprocessors. As the nu...
In this thesis we propose and evaluate an architecture to build large scale distributed shared memor...
The fundamental premise behind the DASH project is that it is fea-sible to build large-scale shared-...
Directory-based cache coherence protocol is accepted as the common technique in large scale shared m...
Cache coherence is one of the main challenges to tackle when designing a shared-memory multiprocesso...
Recent research shows that the occupancy of the coherence controllers is a major performance bottlen...
[[abstract]]A cache coherence protocol for a multiprocessor system. Each processor in the system has...
Thesis (Ph. D.)--University of Washington, 1987Shared-memory multiprocessors offer increased computa...
Todays systems are designed with Multi Core Architecture. The idea behind this is to achieve high sy...
This paper considers a large scale, cache-based multiprocessor that is interconnected by a hierarchi...
This paper presents a non-blocking directory-based cache coherence protocol to improve the performan...
Caches have the potential to provide multiprocessors with an automatic mechanism for reducing both n...
Emerging multiprocessor architectures such as chip multiprocessors, embedded architectures, and mas...
Click on the DOI link to access the article (may not be free).While addressing cache coherency in sh...
This thesis presents a new cache coherence protocol for shared bus multicache systems, and addresses...
Cache coherence problem is a major concern in the design of shared-memory multiprocessors. As the nu...
In this thesis we propose and evaluate an architecture to build large scale distributed shared memor...