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Man-Ki Yoon, Jung-Eun Kim and Lui Sha, "WCET-Aware Optimization of Shared Cache Partition and Bus Arbitration for Hard Real-Time MulTechnicalstems," Technical report, Department of Computer Science, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, http://www.ideals.illinois.edu/handle/2142/25909, May 2011.

Figure 12 Access to public and private content on a shared cache partition.

Figure 14 Cache miss trends: public and private content on a shared cache partition.

The Remote Storage VM ensures that permanent copies of all the file objects to be requested by the users are kept on its storage partition, ready to be copied across to the local cache partition should any misses occur at the latter.

We begin the analysis of cache performance trends for mixed data access patterns on a shared cache partition by assigning a value of 50 to the common cache space, L, which is made up of L1 and L2 as the component caches for holding the private and public data respectively.

The remote storage capacity for S2 is set to 200 and the parameter, N Users, for number of active users that generate data requests increases uniformly from 0 to 250. Figure 12 shows the basic setup for user requests accessing data on a shared cache partition.

A Hardware Evaluation of Cache Partitioning to Improve Utilization and Energy-Efficiency while Preserving Responsiveness.

Different cache partitioning policies were tested, and it is shown that cache partitioning policies should take into account the network conditions experienced by concurrent flows, namely the status of the radio links and the flow lengths.

In this paper, we propose a new algorithm called the sharable cache partitioning algorithm (ShaParti), for scheduling the processor caches amongst co-running processes.

In this paper, we present a reconfigurable cache architecture which supports dynamic cache partitioning at hardware level and a framework that can exploit cache management for real-time MPSoCs.

In order to reduce the number of transaction aborts caused by the eviction of useful, but obsolete, object versions from the server, MICP divides the client cache into two variable-sized cache partitions and maintains non-re-cacheable object versions in a dedicated part of the cache called NON-REC (non-re-cacheable).