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To minimize the access latency of set-associative caches, the data in all ways are read out in parallel with the tag lookup. However, this is energy inefficient, as only the data from the matching way is used and the others are discarded. This paper proposes an early tag lookup (ETL) technique for L1 instruction caches that determines the matching way one cycle earlier than the cache access, so that...
Pattern matching and regular expression matching are all the critical components for content inspection based applications. But current regular expression matching algorithms or architecture cannot provide a perfect solution for whole matching problem. In some real network security applications, exact strings are the biggest part of rule set, and the second part is simple regular expressions (dot-star...
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