Method and system for reducing cache tag bits

Electrical computers and digital processing systems: memory – Storage accessing and control – Hierarchical memories

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C711S127000, C711S128000, C711S133000

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07546417

ABSTRACT:
A method of accessing data from a cache is disclosed. Tag bits of data among sets and ways of cache lines are divided into common subtags and remaining subtags. Similarly, an access address tag is divided into an address common subtag and address remaining tag. When the index of an access address selects a set, a match comparison of the address common subtag and the selected set common subtag is performed. Also, the address remaining tag and selected set remaining subtags are compared for matching before the selected set and associated data is supplied to the requester.

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Jeffrey Rothman and Alan Smith;Sector Cache Design and Performance, in Proceedings of Mascots 2000.

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