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....Cache to cache misses are closely related to sharing misses and are often the result of true or false sharing. bandwidth use latency directory protocol broadcast snooping ideal Figure 1. Tradeoff Between Latency and Bandwidth (indirections) 2 recently proposed Token Coherence protocol [23] allows systems to implement destination set prediction without requiring a totally ordered interconnect [7] or introducing difficult to debug protocol races [1, 2, 7] This paper is the first to explore several predictors in the destination set predictor design space and the first to evaluate ....
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