Modern shared-memory multi-core processors typically have shared Level 2(L2)or Level 3(L3)caches.Cache bottlenecks and replacement strategies are the main problems of such architectures,where multiple cores try to acc...Modern shared-memory multi-core processors typically have shared Level 2(L2)or Level 3(L3)caches.Cache bottlenecks and replacement strategies are the main problems of such architectures,where multiple cores try to access the shared cache simultaneously.The main problem in improving memory performance is the shared cache architecture and cache replacement.This paper documents the implementation of a Dual-Port Content Addressable Memory(DPCAM)and a modified Near-Far Access Replacement Algorithm(NFRA),which was previously proposed as a shared L2 cache layer in a multi-core processor.Standard Performance Evaluation Corporation(SPEC)Central Processing Unit(CPU)2006 benchmark workloads are used to evaluate the benefit of the shared L2 cache layer.Results show improved performance of the multicore processor’s DPCAM and NFRA algorithms,corresponding to a higher number of concurrent accesses to shared memory.The new architecture significantly increases system throughput and records performance improvements of up to 8.7%on various types of SPEC 2006 benchmarks.The miss rate is also improved by about 13%,with some exceptions in the sphinx3 and bzip2 benchmarks.These results could open a new window for solving the long-standing problems with shared cache in multi-core processors.展开更多
Multicore systems oftentimes use multiple levels of cache to bridge the gap between processor and memory speed.This paper presents a new design of a dedicated pipeline cache memory for multicore processors called dual...Multicore systems oftentimes use multiple levels of cache to bridge the gap between processor and memory speed.This paper presents a new design of a dedicated pipeline cache memory for multicore processors called dual port content addressable memory(DPCAM).In addition,it proposes a new replacement algorithm based on hardware which is called a near-far access replacement algorithm(NFRA)to reduce the cost overhead of the cache controller and improve the cache access latency.The experimental results indicated that the latency for write and read operations are significantly less in comparison with a set-associative cache memory.Moreover,it was shown that a latency of a read operation is nearly constant regardless of the size of DPCAM.However,an estimation of the power dissipation showed that DPCAM consumes about 7%greater than a set-associative cache memory of the same size.These results encourage for embedding DPCAM within the multicore processors as a small shared cache memory.展开更多
A series of polymer- supported Pd -Fe2O3 composite catalysts were prepared and their hydrogenation property mas investigated. It was found that the above catalysts have good catalytic hydrogenation activity for carbon...A series of polymer- supported Pd -Fe2O3 composite catalysts were prepared and their hydrogenation property mas investigated. It was found that the above catalysts have good catalytic hydrogenation activity for carbon - carbon double bonds systems and reusability. Furthermore, XPS and IR spectra shouted that active component in the composite catalysts is atomic Pd(0). An addition of a small amount of Fe2O3 has a promotive action upon hydrogenation activity of the catalysts, which indicated that there are some strong interactions (electron transfer) between Pd(0) and Fe(Ⅲ) species. Based on these results, a possible catalytic hydrogenation mechanism was also suggested.展开更多
文摘Modern shared-memory multi-core processors typically have shared Level 2(L2)or Level 3(L3)caches.Cache bottlenecks and replacement strategies are the main problems of such architectures,where multiple cores try to access the shared cache simultaneously.The main problem in improving memory performance is the shared cache architecture and cache replacement.This paper documents the implementation of a Dual-Port Content Addressable Memory(DPCAM)and a modified Near-Far Access Replacement Algorithm(NFRA),which was previously proposed as a shared L2 cache layer in a multi-core processor.Standard Performance Evaluation Corporation(SPEC)Central Processing Unit(CPU)2006 benchmark workloads are used to evaluate the benefit of the shared L2 cache layer.Results show improved performance of the multicore processor’s DPCAM and NFRA algorithms,corresponding to a higher number of concurrent accesses to shared memory.The new architecture significantly increases system throughput and records performance improvements of up to 8.7%on various types of SPEC 2006 benchmarks.The miss rate is also improved by about 13%,with some exceptions in the sphinx3 and bzip2 benchmarks.These results could open a new window for solving the long-standing problems with shared cache in multi-core processors.
文摘Multicore systems oftentimes use multiple levels of cache to bridge the gap between processor and memory speed.This paper presents a new design of a dedicated pipeline cache memory for multicore processors called dual port content addressable memory(DPCAM).In addition,it proposes a new replacement algorithm based on hardware which is called a near-far access replacement algorithm(NFRA)to reduce the cost overhead of the cache controller and improve the cache access latency.The experimental results indicated that the latency for write and read operations are significantly less in comparison with a set-associative cache memory.Moreover,it was shown that a latency of a read operation is nearly constant regardless of the size of DPCAM.However,an estimation of the power dissipation showed that DPCAM consumes about 7%greater than a set-associative cache memory of the same size.These results encourage for embedding DPCAM within the multicore processors as a small shared cache memory.
文摘A series of polymer- supported Pd -Fe2O3 composite catalysts were prepared and their hydrogenation property mas investigated. It was found that the above catalysts have good catalytic hydrogenation activity for carbon - carbon double bonds systems and reusability. Furthermore, XPS and IR spectra shouted that active component in the composite catalysts is atomic Pd(0). An addition of a small amount of Fe2O3 has a promotive action upon hydrogenation activity of the catalysts, which indicated that there are some strong interactions (electron transfer) between Pd(0) and Fe(Ⅲ) species. Based on these results, a possible catalytic hydrogenation mechanism was also suggested.
