the caches so far described can be improved by further reorganiz-
ing so that each tag is associated with a line of long words which
can be burst filled using a page memory interface.
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Tag
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Tag2
Tag15
v0
v0
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The MC68030 direct mapped burst fill cache
The logic behind this idea is based on the sequential nature
of instruction execution and data access. Instruction fetches and
execution simply involve accesses to sequential memory locations
until a program flow change happens due to the execution of ...
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