SIEVE (Simple, space-efficient, In-memory, EViction mEchanism) is a cache eviction algorithm that maintains a single bit per entry to track whether an item has been "visited" since it was last ...

Abstract: To always ensure that the best memory blocks are available in the Cache Memory, several Cache Replacement algorithms are used like Least Recently Used, Most Frequently Used, etc. but each ...

Storage servers, as well as storage clients, typically have large memories in which they cache data blocks. This creates a two-tier cache hierarchy in which the presence of a first-tier cache (at the ...

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•The execution time for the default case of Least Recently Used(LRU) replacement technique was calculated by running the program using SimpleScalar •Modifications made to the cache.c and cache.h to ...

This section reports our trace-driven simulation results of nine replacement algorithms including LRU, MRU, LFU, LRU-2, FBR, LFRU, 2Q, OPT (an optimal off-line algorithm), and MQ. Our goal is to ...