Cache Operations
ConceptCache operations refer to memory access functions performed by processors (e.g., CPU-initiated reads/writes that target cached memory regions). In hardware design verification, cache operations are commonly exercised by test templates and combined with operations from other subsystems (such as DMA from I/O devices) to produce combined test cases that expose inter-scenario events like address collisions.
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Cache Operations
Definition in Verification Context
In the context of hardware design verification, cache operations denote the memory access functions issued by processors that interact with the cache hierarchy of a design-under-verification (DUV). They are treated as one of the distinct functions of a processor-based design that can be targeted by an individual test template and exercised as part of a generated test case [1].
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