Author: Tom Kerrigan
Date: 12:06:00 02/10/03
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On February 10, 2003 at 12:00:35, Robert Hyatt wrote: >>big your working set is. Just run your program on a certain processor and vary >>its clock speed. If the program scales [more or less] linearly, your working set >>is smaller than the CPU's caches. >Come on. Suppose the working set is 500mb? It will very likely scale >"linearly" >anyway. Because _all_ memory references are going to be memory references. I figured the "scale linearly with CPU clock speed" was implied, seeing as I was talking about varying a CPU's clock speed. I don't know what kind of memory you have that gets faster when you increase you're CPU's clock speed. -Tom
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