aglew@urbana.mcd.mot.com (Andy-Krazy-Glew) (10/29/89)
Are there any variants of the AMD 29000 that have on-chip data caches?
(Not BTC or TLB or I-cache)
My last spec sheet is 1987, which is a bit dated.
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(I'll be posting a number of similar questions to the net in the near
future, pursuing completeness in a survey I am writing).
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may account for any possible bias I may have towards our products.tim@neutron.amd.com (Tim Olson) (11/09/89)
In article <AGLEW.89Oct29012438@chant.urbana.mcd.mot.com> aglew@urbana.mcd.mot.com (Andy-Krazy-Glew) writes: | Are there any variants of the AMD 29000 that have on-chip data caches? | (Not BTC or TLB or I-cache) | | My last spec sheet is 1987, which is a bit dated. Sorry about being late in responding here -- our main mail/news server has been down for 1 1/2 weeks. Anyway, there are currently no members of the 29K processor family that have on-chip data caches, at least in the traditional sense. You can consider the large register file to be a compiler-controlled scalar stack cache. -- Tim Olson Advanced Micro Devices (tim@amd.com)