cache size

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meaningsofcacheandsize

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cache
noun
uk
/kæʃ/us
/kæʃ/
a hidden store of things, or the place where they ...
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size
noun
uk
/saɪz/us
/saɪz/
how large or small something or ...
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(Definition ofcacheandsizefrom theCambridge English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

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For this class of algorithms, we provide an explicit asymptotic characterization of the cache fault probability as thecachesizegrows.
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The value of the cache-limit depends on the machinecachesize.
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The block sizes may depend on the computer'scachesizeand architecture.
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Eventually, one reaches a subproblem size that fits into cache, regardless of thecachesize.
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Overall speed was limited by thecachesizeand cache cycle time.
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Steppings with a reducedcachesizeuse a separate naming scheme, which means that the releases are no longer in alphabetic order.
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The cost of dealing with virtual aliases grows withcachesize, and as a result most level-2 and larger caches are physically indexed.
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The curve of capacity miss rate versuscachesizegives some measure of the temporal locality of a particular reference stream.
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Cachesizeand associativity make no difference to the number of compulsory misses.
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More efficient replacement policies keep track of more usage information in order to improve the hit rate (for a givencachesize).
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Because thecachesizeis not known to the algorithm, the matrices will continue to be divided recursively even after this point, but these further subdivisions will be in cache.
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Since these situations normally coincide with the case of very large matrices (which exceed thecachesize), performing the transposition in-place with minimal additional storage becomes desirable.
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He conceived of the notion of cache-oblivious algorithms, which are algorithms that have no tuning parameters forcachesizeor cache-line length, but nevertheless use cache near-optimally.
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Current cache sizes are still too small to contain a complete generation, but that may change.
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More important enhancements were the doubling of the instruction and data cache sizes and a few microarchitectural changes for better performance.
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This effect pushes cache sizes larger in order to mask the latency of memory.
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