A CPU has a 32 KB dirot marped cache wihmnsional aay of sire 512 512 with elementsdal eccupy K bytes each Consider the followingns.byte blocx Size. Suppne Ais a twoNoC code wymenos, Pl and P2.PI: for (i-0, s12, ifor (j-0: j<512t)12: for (i-0. is12, ifor j-d; je512, j+)x+-AU) ):)Pl and P2 are executed independenily withihe same initial state, namely, the aray A isnot in the cache and i, j. A are in registers. Letthe number of cache misses experienced byPI be Mi and that for P2 be M.07. The value of M, is

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Description: A CPU has a 32 KB dirot marped cache wihmnsional aay of sire 512 512 with elementsdal eccupy K bytes each Consider the followingns.byte blocx Size. Suppne Ais a twoNoC code wymenos, Pl and P2.PI: for (i-0, s12, ifor (j-0: j<512t)12: for (i-0. is12,

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125 hye block size, Suppone As a Iwo ional aay of sire 512 512 with elenan dal ncupy &hytes ench Consider the following A CPU has a 32 KB direct mapped cache wilh No Ccode wyne, Pl and P2 PI: for , 512, fer (-0. jes12) 12: for t0. S12, i for 0; jes12,j) Pl and P2 are execuled independenily with the same initial state, namely, the anay A is not in the cache and i, j.x are in registers. Let the number of cache misses experienced by PI be Mi and that for P2 be M.

125 hye block size, Suppone As a Iwo ional aay of sire 512 512 with elenan dal ncupy &hytes ench Consider the following A CPU has a 32 KB direct mapped cache wilh No Ccode wyne, Pl and P2 PI: for , 512, fer (-0. jes12) 12: for t0. S12, i for 0; jes12,j) Pl and P2 are execuled independenily with the same initial state, namely, the anay A is not in the cache and i, j.x are in registers. Let the number of cache misses experienced by PI be Mi and that for P2 be M.

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