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Scratch-pad memory allocation without compiler support for java applications
2007
Proceedings of the 2007 international conference on Compilers, architecture, and synthesis for embedded systems - CASES '07
This paper presents the first scratch-pad memory allocation scheme that requires no compiler support for interpreted-language based applications. A scratch-pad memory (SPM) is a fast compilermanaged SRAM that replaces the hardware-managed cache. Its uses are motivated by its better real-time guarantees as compared to cache and by its significantly lower overheads in energy consumption, area and access time. Interpreted languages are languages such as Java that are interpreted by a run-time
doi:10.1145/1289881.1289899
dblp:conf/cases/NguyenDB07
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