Publication Date:
1989
abstract:
Traditional cache memory organisations base their usefulness on the locality of reference which characterises the memory behaviour of most programs. In a cache which has been specifically designed to support a given programming language, however, we can take advantage of a more precise knowledge of the characteristics of the memory behaviour of programs written in that language. In this letter, we present the architecture of a cache which limits the memory bandwidth requirements of Prolog programs by capturing the references to the Prolog stack.
Iris type:
01.01 Articolo in rivista
Keywords:
memories; computer software; parallel processing
List of contributors:
Lopriore, Lanfranco
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