Practical Cache Design Techniques For Today's RISC And CISC CPUS
Jim Handy · Electro International, 1991 · 1991
Cache memories are moving into the forefront of popularity. Most microprocessor system designers can now expect to be called upon to design or implement a cache at some time in their carreers. It is somewhat difficult deciding where to start when first confronted with the task of designing a cache from scratch. This paper will focus on techniques which can be used in microprocessor cache designs to improve system throughput. Examples are shown using Intel's i486 processor, and the P3000 RISC processor.