Computer Architecture: A quantitative approach - Cap4 - Section 4

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    1. Multiprocessors and Thread-Level Parallelism Distributed Shared Memory and Directory-Based Coherence “ A directory protocol also can be used to reduce the bandwidth demands in a centralized shared-memory machine, as the Sun T1 design does.” Hennessy and Patterson
    2. Distributed Shared Memory
      • Cache block states:
      • Shared: block cached, value up to date
      • Uncached: No processor has a copy
      • Modified: Has an owner, memory out of date
      Directory-Based Coherence: The Basics
    3. Messages among processors and directories
    4. Example of a Directory Protocol
    5. Example of a Directory Protocol
    6. Thank you! Author: Prof. Sergio Takeo, Marcelo Arbore. Bibliography: Patterson, D. A.; Hennessy, J. L. Computer Architecture: A quantitative Approach, 4 th Ed. Morgan Kaufmann Publishers. “ A directory protocol also can be used to reduce the bandwidth demands in a centralized shared-memory machine, as the Sun T1 design does.” Hennessy and Patterson

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