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Coherence
Coherence Coherence is from Latin cohaerere = stick together, to be connected with, logically consistent. See: Coherence (physics). Coherence is an attribute of physical quantities that ... can be defined, as in classical optics. Coherence (linguistics). In linguistics, coherence is what ...
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Cache (translated from Italian)
Cache Nota disambigua - If you are trying a ... of Aosta, you see Aosta . In informatica , cache (hiding place, secret warehouse, in English) it ... that the data are found in the cache, but that it convene however to make ... verify of the eventual existence. Tipologie of cache Types of cache are several, than they are distinguished ...
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Cache coherency
Cache coherency Cache coherence refers to the integrity of data stored ... in local caches of a shared resource. Cache coherence is a special case of memory ...
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Memory coherence
Memory coherence Memory coherence (also cache coherence or cache consistency) is the property of the ...
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CPU cache
CPU cache Diagram of a CPU memory cache A CPU cache is a cache used by the central processing unit of ... the average time to access memory. The cache is a smaller, faster memory which ...
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Coherence protocol
Coherence protocol In computer science, a coherence protocol is a protocol in systems with ... memory systems, including multiprocessors), which maintains memory coherence according to specified consistency model. Examples of ... more generally: the MOESI protocol), home-based coherence protocols , and many others. Most of the cache protocols in multiprocessors are supporting sequential ...
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Talk:Cache
Talk:Cache Pronunciation I'm aware there's another ... mis-pronunciation. This needed to be corrected. Cache towns Any reason why Cache, Utah and Cache, Oklahoma should be mentioned at all in ... the top; saying for other uses of Cache, see [[Cache (disambiguation}]]. Tim Rhymeless (Er... ...
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Directory-based coherence protocols
Directory-based coherence protocols Directory-based coherence protocols are a set of cache coherence protocols, that is, protocols which ensure cache coherence or memory coherence between multiple ...
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Memory I broke (translated from Spanish)
Memory I broke memory cache it is a special type of memory ... a zone of denominated disk memory disk cache (Disk breaks or Break buffer in English ... and the main memory. In addition the cache contains the data that are used more ... and still more still more expensive). The cache of first level contains very few kilobytes ... replacement, writing and the size of the cache and its blocks. Policy of location ...
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MESI protocol
... as Illinois protocol) is a widely used cache coherency and memory coherence protocol, which was later introduced by Intel ... to "support the more efficient write-back cache in addition to the write-through cache previously used by the Intel 486 processor". Every cache line is marked with one of ...
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