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Data prefetching in multiprocessor vector cache memories
This paper reports the cache performance of a set of vectorized numerical program from the Perfect Club benchmarks. Using a low cost trace driven simularion technique we show how a non-prefetching vector cache can result in unpredictable performance and how rhis unpredictability makes it difficult to find a good block size. We describe two simple prefetch schemes to reduce the influence of long stride vector accesses and misses due IO block invalidations in mulliprocessor vector caches. These two schemes are shown to have better performance than a non-prefetching cache.