caching - How can caches be defeated? -



caching - How can caches be defeated? -

i have question on assignment week, , don't understand how caches can defeated, or how can show assembly program.. can point me in right direction?

show, assembly programme examples, how 2 different caches (associative , direct mapping) can defeated. explain why occurs , how can fixed. same programs used defeat caches same?

note: homework. don't reply question me, won't help me understand material.

a cache there increment performance. defeating cache means finding pattern of memory accesses decreases performance (in presence of cache) rather increases it.

bear in mind cache limited in size (smaller main memory, instance) typically defeating cache involves filling throws away info you're access, before access it.

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