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... write to finish , but we can fix that . Writes ( address and data together ) destined for main memory can always be kept on one side while the memory controller gets itself ready and completes the ... Write-Back Caches in Recent MIPS CPUs.
... write to finish , but we can fix that . Writes ( address and data together ) destined for main memory can always be kept on one side while the memory controller gets itself ready and completes the ... Write-Back Caches in Recent MIPS CPUs.
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Dominic Sweetman. 4.11 Invalidating or Writing Back a Region of Memory in the Cache The parameters for an invalidate or write back will invariably be a range of program or physical addresses corresponding to some I / O buffer . You will ...
Dominic Sweetman. 4.11 Invalidating or Writing Back a Region of Memory in the Cache The parameters for an invalidate or write back will invariably be a range of program or physical addresses corresponding to some I / O buffer . You will ...
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... write , or by a CPU uncached write - or in the case of the I - cache , by a D - cache write back . □ Stale data in memory : The CPU may have written some locations with new data , but the data hasn't yet been written back from the D ...
... write , or by a CPU uncached write - or in the case of the I - cache , by a D - cache write back . □ Stale data in memory : The CPU may have written some locations with new data , but the data hasn't yet been written back from the D ...
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64 bits 64-bit CPUs addr address space addu aligned argument assembler assembly language big-endian branch delay slot broffset byte cache line called chip clock cycle compiler convention coprocessor CPU's D-cache debugger define encoding endianness endif entry point exception handler field floating-point FP registers fs fd ft MIPS function function prologue general-purpose registers hardware IEEE implementation instruction set integer interrupt invalidate kernel label little-endian load load/store long long macro MDMX memory mfc0 MIPS architecture MIPS CPUs mode module mtc0 noreorder object code offset operands page table physical address pipeline pointer program address refill reset result return address RISC routine secondary cache Section sequence shft Silicon Graphics stack frame status register subroutine there's tion TLB entry TLB miss translation trap unaligned uncached unsigned variables word zero