Snoopy and Directory Based Cache Coherence Protocols: A Critical Analysis
Safeeullah Soomro, Khurram Tanvir, Ruchi Tuli
Abstract
Safeeullah Soomro, Khurram Tanvir, Ruchi Tuli
Abstract
The computational systems (multi and uni-processors) need to avoid the cache coherence problem. The problem of cache coherence is solved by today's multiprocessors by implementing a cache coherence protocol. The cache coherence protocol affects the performance of a distributed shared memory multiprocessor system. This paper discusses several different varieties of cache coherence protocols including with their pros and cons, the way they are organized, common protocol transitions, and some examples of systems that implement those protocols
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The computational systems (multi and uni-processors) need to avoid the cache coherence problem. The problem of cache coherence is solved by today's multiprocessors by implementing a cache coherence protocol. The cache coherence protocol affects the performance of a distributed shared memory multiprocessor system. This paper discusses several different varieties of cache coherence protocols including with their pros and cons, the way they are organized, common protocol transitions, and some examples of systems that implement those protocols
Key concepts: MESI protocol, Cache coherence, MESIF protocol, Computer science, Bus sniffing, Cache invalidation, Cache algorithms, Cache