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Invisible system cache

Eden Liu 1 month ago

CI-700 HN‑F implements an invisible cache. It eliminates CMO when performing context switches from cacheable to non-cacheable, how to understand it?

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Christopher Tory 1 month ago +2 suggested

In general, an invisible cache means that it's behaviour is invisible to software and that it is beyond the point of coherency. The implications of this are that things like memory types and shareability...

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0 Eden Liu 1 month ago

Please help to move it to "Architectures and Processors forum", thanks.
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0 Eden Liu 1 month ago

Please help to move it to "Architectures and Processors forum", thanks.
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0 Annie 1 month ago in reply to Eden Liu

Thanks, I have moved it now.
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