Coherency Management Unit Sample Clauses

Coherency Management Unit. The coherency management unit is responsible for notify all the cores, memories (e.g., L1 and L2 caches and the On-chip memory (OCM)), the programmable logic (PL) and others of changes to shared values, ensuring that all copies of the data are consistent. For example, in multi-core architectures coherency related issues usually arise with inconsistent data. For example, Core A (see Figure 6) has a copy of a memory block from a previous read and Core B changes the memory block. Therefore, Core A could be left with an invalid cache of memory, thus generating an inconsistency. CB CA
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