Hello everyone,
I try to write back all dirty blocks from the last level cache to main memory
without evicting any dirty blocks from the last level cache (cleaning dirty
blocks in LLC). To accomplish this, I plan to use the memwriteback() function.
How can I ensure that only dirty blocks from t
Hello,
Thank you very much for your response. I appreciate your assistance, and I made
an effort to understand the code, which provided me with a better understanding.
However, I couldn't determine the exact origin of the packet sent by
sendTimingResp() for it to be received by recvTimingResp(
Thank you for your response.\
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I would like to seek further clarification regarding the parameter
RecvTimingResp: \
void BaseCache::recvTimingResp(PacketPtr pkt)\
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Could you please confirm if this parameter represents a packet that is received
from memory? If it does, I would appreciate your
Hi everyone,\
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As we already know, a "Read miss" at the last cache level (LLC) means that the
desired block in the LLC for reading was not found. Consequently, it is
necessary to locate a victim block and copy the desired block from the main
memory to the victim block's location in the last cac
I have a question about the validity of a new block in the cache simulation,
specifically about the allocateBlock(pkt, writebacks) function within the
BaseCache class.
In the function definition, it is stated that “the allocateBlock(pkt,
writebacks) function finds a victim block, prepares any n
I need to clean a victim block from the cache instead of evicting it from the
last level of the cache (LLC). my objective is to write the block to the main
memory without removing it from the LLC.
To achieve this, I have identified the writecleanBlk() function within the base
cache class as a s
