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Glad to see that you have added info & a diagram on MESIF. Can you compare the protocols, e.g., search for "compare MESI MESIF" or "comparison MESI MESIF"? Same thing for comparing with MOSI and MOESI. It would be good if you could summarize quantitative comparisons, if available. | Glad to see that you have added info & a diagram on MESIF. Can you compare the protocols, e.g., search for "compare MESI MESIF" or "comparison MESI MESIF"? Same thing for comparing with MOSI and MOESI. It would be good if you could summarize quantitative comparisons, if available. | ||
== Comments on second draft == | |||
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Search Google Scholar for "MESIF performance." The second and third hits are good discussions. The performance advantages aren't measured in terms of time, but rather in number of messages required to perform certain operations. You may be possible to find comparisons of other protocols using the same metric. | |||
A good source for performance on other protocols is "Understanding performance issues on both single core and multi-core Architecture" from Computer Organization 2007; look it up in Google Scholar. | |||
Have you changed besides inserting the paragraph on MESI? I'm mainly interested in relevant performanc stats. | |||
Revision as of 00:40, 12 November 2013
Comments on first draft
Glad to see that you have added info & a diagram on MESIF. Can you compare the protocols, e.g., search for "compare MESI MESIF" or "comparison MESI MESIF"? Same thing for comparing with MOSI and MOESI. It would be good if you could summarize quantitative comparisons, if available.
Comments on second draft
At the top or your page, please insert a link to the old version of this page.
Search Google Scholar for "MESIF performance." The second and third hits are good discussions. The performance advantages aren't measured in terms of time, but rather in number of messages required to perform certain operations. You may be possible to find comparisons of other protocols using the same metric.
A good source for performance on other protocols is "Understanding performance issues on both single core and multi-core Architecture" from Computer Organization 2007; look it up in Google Scholar.
Have you changed besides inserting the paragraph on MESI? I'm mainly interested in relevant performanc stats.