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From: markp@valid.UUCP (Mark P.)
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Subject: Re: Anyone got a list of references on cache memories?
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Date: Wed, 8-Oct-86 18:29:22 EDT
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Posted: Wed Oct  8 18:29:22 1986
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> 
> A couple of months ago, I asked this same question, and didn't
> get any answers. So, let's blame it to the holidays, and try
> again:
> 
> Does anyone out there have a list of references to articles on
> cache memories that they wouldn't mind sharing?
> What interests me most is work done on simple caches for multi-processors
> (so not the things that don't write through, and need funny memory
> boards that know their copy of a word is invalid, etc),
> and how they perform. The performance I'm most interested in is
> in keeping the bus free, not speeding up the processor.
> 
> As always, I'll summarize, if requested.
> -- 
> 	Jack Jansen, jack@mcvax.UUCP
> 	The shell is my oyster.

For those interested-- I have one of Alan J. Smith's cache bibliographies
that would make your head swim.  It is about 17 solid pages of references.
The note attached to my copy indicates that it was submitted to "Computer
Architecture News," although I don't know which issue it ended up in.
The latest references are for late 1985, so it should only be necessary
to check this year's issues.  I would suggest looking for this first, and
then if you are unsuccessful to contact Alan at UC-Berkeley.  I may have
his e-mail address around if you e-mail me.  In fact, if you really ask
nicely and promise to "reimburse" me, I could send off a copy.

	Mark Papamarcos
	Valid Logic
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