Add to ORKGA new cache memory organization called “Shared-Way Set Associative” (SWSA) is described in this paper. It consists of a modified two-way set associative scheme in which one way is larger than the other. We show how better use of memory is obtained, without the costs that higher-associativities have. An expression for calculating the non-integer degree of associativity of SWSA caches is given. Several replacement policies are discussed. Miss rate statistics for the SPEC95 and additional benchmarks are presented for first and second level SWSA caches, together with a detailed analysis of conflicts using the D3C classification of misses. For large caches the miss rates of SWSA caches are similar to those 33 percent larger two-way set associati...
Data or instructions that are regularly used are saved in cache so that it is very easy to retrieve ...
Set-associative caches are traditionally managed using hardwarebased lookup and replacement schemes ...
In this paper, an efficient technique is proposed to manage the cache memory. The proposed technique...
We introduce a new organization for multi-bank caches: the skewed-associative cache. A two-way skewe...
We introduce a new organization for multi-bank cach es: the skewed-associative cache. A two-way skew...
We introduce a new organization for multi-bank caches: the skewed-associative cache. A two-way skewe...
During the past decade, microprocessors potential performance has increased at a tremendous rate usi...
Because of the infeasibility or expense of large fully-associative caches, cache memories are often ...
In 1993, sizes of on-chip caches on current commercial microprocessors range from 16 Kbytes to 36 Kb...
[[abstract]]Conventional set‐associative caches, with higher associativity, provide lower miss rates...
Abstract — While higher associativities are common at L-2 or Last-Level cache hierarchies, direct-ma...
Data caches are widely used in general-purpose pro-cessors as a means to hide long memory latencies....
Since the gap between main memory access time and processor cycle time is continuously increasing, p...
Abstract—The ever-increasing importance of main memory latency and bandwidth is pushing CMPs towards...
Skewed-associative caches have been shown to statisticaly exhibit lower miss ratios than set-associa...
Data or instructions that are regularly used are saved in cache so that it is very easy to retrieve ...
Set-associative caches are traditionally managed using hardwarebased lookup and replacement schemes ...
In this paper, an efficient technique is proposed to manage the cache memory. The proposed technique...
We introduce a new organization for multi-bank caches: the skewed-associative cache. A two-way skewe...
We introduce a new organization for multi-bank cach es: the skewed-associative cache. A two-way skew...
We introduce a new organization for multi-bank caches: the skewed-associative cache. A two-way skewe...
During the past decade, microprocessors potential performance has increased at a tremendous rate usi...
Because of the infeasibility or expense of large fully-associative caches, cache memories are often ...
In 1993, sizes of on-chip caches on current commercial microprocessors range from 16 Kbytes to 36 Kb...
[[abstract]]Conventional set‐associative caches, with higher associativity, provide lower miss rates...
Abstract — While higher associativities are common at L-2 or Last-Level cache hierarchies, direct-ma...
Data caches are widely used in general-purpose pro-cessors as a means to hide long memory latencies....
Since the gap between main memory access time and processor cycle time is continuously increasing, p...
Abstract—The ever-increasing importance of main memory latency and bandwidth is pushing CMPs towards...
Skewed-associative caches have been shown to statisticaly exhibit lower miss ratios than set-associa...
Data or instructions that are regularly used are saved in cache so that it is very easy to retrieve ...
Set-associative caches are traditionally managed using hardwarebased lookup and replacement schemes ...
In this paper, an efficient technique is proposed to manage the cache memory. The proposed technique...