Memory Hierarchy and Caches (thank you for the help) 1. This works under the principle that if an item was recently accessed from memory, those items that have an address close by will have a high probability of also being referenced soon. a) Temporal Locality b) Principle of Locality c) Memory Hierarchy d) Spatial Locality 2. A program only accesses a relatively small portion of their address space at any instant of time. a) Temporal Locality b) Principle of Locality c) Memory Hierarchy d) Spatial Locality 3. Utilizes multiple levels of memory with different speeds and sizes. a) Temporal Locality b) Principle of Locality c) Memory Hierarchy d) Spatial Locality 4. This works under the principle that if something was recently accessed in memory then it is most likely to be accessed again soon. a) Temporal Locality b) Principle of Locality c) Memory Hierarchy d) Spatial Locality
Memory Hierarchy and Caches (thank you for the help)
1. This works under the principle that if an item was recently accessed from memory, those items that have an address close by will have a high probability of also being referenced soon.
a) Temporal Locality
b) Principle of Locality
c) Memory Hierarchy
d) Spatial Locality
2. A program only accesses a relatively small portion of their address space at any instant of time.
a) Temporal Locality
b) Principle of Locality
c) Memory Hierarchy
d) Spatial Locality
3. Utilizes multiple levels of memory with different speeds and sizes.
a) Temporal Locality
b) Principle of Locality
c) Memory Hierarchy
d) Spatial Locality
4. This works under the principle that if something was recently accessed in memory then it is most likely to be accessed again soon.
a) Temporal Locality
b) Principle of Locality
c) Memory Hierarchy
d) Spatial Locality
5. Even though looping instructions and the data used by the loops are likely to be accessed repeatedly, this does not create a sufficient enough need for temporal locality.
a) True
b) False
6. One example of spatial locality would be instructions that are accessed sequentially.
a) True
b) False
7. The concept of memory hierarchy is when the distance from the processor increases, the size of the memories and the access time both increase.
a) True
b) False
8. Access to data within arrays also creates a need for temporal locality since the data is usually stored sequentially.
a) True
b) False
9. Conceptually, memory closest to the processor is the largest in size.
a) True
b) False
10. The cache stores all of the data that is hidden from the programmer.
a) True
b) False
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