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As an aside you have an interesting notation, using $ to substitute for cache, using that symbol never once crossed my mind hah
by Tsiklon 6y ago
As an aside you have an interesting notation, using $ to substitute for cache, using that symbol never once crossed my mind hah
- lhl 6y agoHmm, I suppose it's fallen a bit out of favor recently, I don't see it quite as much as I used to, but it's pretty much standard terminology in the semi industry showing up in everything from academic papers to data sheets (commonly you'll see that as D$ and I$ - data and instruction cache).
- Tsiklon 6y agoPerhaps why I've not seen it before is likely due to localization - I'm in the UK and of course the Pound has it's own symbol, thus the connection of $ -> Cash -> Cache may not be so readily made.