Ruby does not keep data in its caches.
The presence of data is accounted for in various messages (eg message
sizes), though no actual data is "sent". Ruby relies on Simics to
provide data.
Regards,
Dan Gibson
Hemayet Hossain wrote:
Hi Everybody,
I have a dumb question. I would really appreciate if someone can clear
the thing. I am assuming data are maintained in Cache.
Let us consider a Store comes from a processor but that for that L1 miss
occurs. So L1 controller will issue a GETX and after getting the GETX
response from L2 controller (i.e Data), L1 controller needs to update
the specific bytes (for which Store was happened). But I am not clear
about how the data from processor is coming to L1 controller. Is it
through CacheMsg that was originally sent through Mandatory Queue? or
any other way? Can you plz explain?
Thanks.
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Hemayet Hossain
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