UNIX systems for modern architectures : symmetric multiprocesssing and caching for kernel programmers / Curt Schimmel.
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Schimmel, Curt, 1959-
UNIX systems for modern architectures.
Reading, Mass. : Addison-Wesley, c1994
(OCoLC)68237426
Includes bibliographical references and index.
TOC Ch. 1. Review of UNIX Kernel Internals --
Pt. I. Cache Memory Systems. Ch. 2. Introduction to Cache Memory Systems. Ch. 3. Virtual Caches. Ch. 4. Virtual Caches with Keys. Ch. 5. Virtual Caches with Physical Address Tags. Ch. 6. Physical Caches. Ch. 7. Efficient Cache Management Techniques --
Pt. II. Multiprocessor Systems. Ch. 8. Introduction to Multiprocessor Systems. Ch. 9. Master-Slave Kernels. Ch. 10. Spin-Locked Kernels. Ch. 11. Semaphored Kernels. Ch. 12. Other MP Primitives. Ch. 13. Other Memory Models --
Pt. III. Multiprocessor Systems with Caches. Ch. 14. Introduction to MP Cache Consistency. Ch. 15. Hardware Cache Consistency --
Appendix A: Architecture Summary --
Appendix B: Answers to Selected Exercises.
CSE
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