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Cache Coherence Protocols

January 1, 2018, Filed Under: Cache Coherence Implementations, Cache Coherence Protocols, Computer Architecture, Computer Hardware, Reference

Notes on “non-temporal” (aka “streaming”) stores

Memory systems using caches have a lot more potential flexibility than most implementations are able to exploit – you get the standard behavior all the time, even if an alternative behavior would be allowable and desirable in a specific circumstance.  One area in which many vendors have provided an alternative… read more 

November 22, 2016, Filed Under: Cache Coherence Implementations, Cache Coherence Protocols, Computer Architecture

Some notes on producer/consumer communication in cached processors

In a recent Intel Software Developer Forum discussion (https://software.intel.com/en-us/forums/intel-moderncode-for-parallel-architectures/topic/700477), I put together a few notes on the steps required for a single-producer, single-consumer communication using separate cache lines for “data” and “flag” values. Although this was not a carefully-considered formal analysis, I think it is worth re-posting here as a… read more 

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