Memory System Cache Eviction Policies
作者： Michael Henry Kass
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关键词: Cache pollution 、 Computer network 、 Eviction 、 Association (object-oriented programming) 、 CPU cache 、 Memory address 、 Cache 、 Computer science 、 Page table 、 Virtual address space
摘要: A memory system implements a plurality of cache eviction policies and optionally virtual address modification policies. storage unit the has sub-units. The is managed by management in accordance with polices. sub-units are allocated for retention information associated respective addresses addresses. For example, response to reference an that misses cache, used access page table entry having indicator specifying policy use when selecting line from evict association allocating retain data obtained via address.
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