Abstract:In multiprocessor systems, dynamic cache distribution has been used to increase system performance by effectively partitioning the cache resources. However, different performance metrics used at runtime used to dynamically decide the partition sizes can give different impacts on performance, as well as varying impacts on the hardware cost of the system. In this paper, we propose an Adaptive CPI-based Cache Partitioning (ACCP) scheme to provide better utilisation of the shared cache resources among the competin… Show more
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