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  1. ; ; ; ; (, Proceedings of the International Symposium on Memory Systems, {MEMSYS} 2023, Alexandria, VA, USA, October 2-5, 2023)
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    Traditional caching is transparent to software but cannot utilize program information directly. With Moore’s Law ending and general-purpose processor speed plateauing, there is in- creasing importance and interest in specialization including the interaction between the software and the cache. This paper presents Compiler Lease of cAche Memory (CLAM) which augments the interface between software and hardware and lets a compiler control cache management. The new software control enables optimization beyond what is possible in traditional memory system designs. CLAM has been implemented on a CycloneV-GT FPGA card with a RISC-V processor and the new hardware cache, and the evaluation has shown performance improvements over existing techniques in all of the 7 programs tested from the Polybench suite. 
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