- A CPU
cache is a
hardware cache used by the
central processing unit (CPU) of a
computer to
reduce the
average cost (time or energy) to
access data from...
- scalable_free, scalable_realloc, scalable_calloc, scalable_
allocator,
cache_
aligned_
allocator Mutual exclusion: mutex, spin_mutex, queuing_mutex, spin_rw_mutex...
- sub-block of size 2n
aligned on 2n bytes. This is how a
dynamic allocator that has no
knowledge of alignment, can be used to
provide aligned buffers, at the...
-
memory allocator to Android's
Bionic C Library. ****d is an
allocator whose goal is
scalable memory allocation performance. Like OpenBSD's
allocator, ****d...
-
equivalent to an
aligned memset of a
cache-line
sized block to zero, but the
operation is
effectively free. This hint is used to
discard cache lines, without...
-
avoided by
caching blocks in
aligned buffers, that are
copied once into the peer's send buffer. The peer's send
buffer is not
guaranteed to be
aligned, even...
-
Archive Resources now retired". SGI. 2
January 2018. "dynamic_bitset<Block,
Allocator> - 1.66.0". www.boost.org. ".NET
mscorlib source code". github.com/microsoft...
- the
standard C++
allocators and C
memory allocator with its own implementation,
which also
includes memory guards around all
allocated blocks (with the...
-
modes reduce to the same order.
Cache line
toggle and
cache line wrap
modes are two
forms of critical-word-first
cache line fetching.
Toggle mode XORs...
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typically must be
aligned to 16 bytes, and so this is the
smallest possible randomization interval;
while the heap must be page-
aligned,
typically 4096...
