Cache addressing mechanism that adapts multi-dimensional address

Electrical computers and digital processing systems: memory – Addressing combined with specific memory configuration or... – Addressing cache memories

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A cache addressing mechanism particularly useful for a data cache used with a floating point processor for spreadsheet calculations where the spreadsheet program has column and row address fields in a single address. The most active bits in the column and row address fields are hashed to provide set selection bits. The most significant bit of the most active bits of one field is exclusively ORed with the least significant bit of the most active bits of the other field as part of the hashing.

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