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Cache Considerations for Programmers of Multiprocessors

James Richard Larus
1990
Journal paper

Abstract

Although caches in most computers are invisible to programmers, they significantly affect program performance. This is particularly true for cache-coherent, shared-memory multiprocessors. This article presents recent research into the performance of parallel programs and its implications for programmers who may know little about caches.

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