Write a simple C program to simulate a two-way set associative cache. Assume the

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Question

Write a simple C program to simulate a two-way set associative cache.

Assume the following specifications:

Block size = 1 word (4 bytes)

Number of sets (height) = 4

Memory is 64 words

Ã‚ The program should read a series of memory addresses from an external file and display

whether a hit or miss occurred. At the termination, it should display the final contents of

the cache and give statistics on hits versus misses. To simplify parsing of the cache, you

can represent the tag and cache contents in separate array elements. The file called

addresses.txt will be placed on BlackBoard with the sequence of addresses (word level

as in class examples) to input to your program.

ANSWER

THIS WILL HELP YOU

In case you have not previously compiled C programs on Linux, you will find the following commands helpful.

Or you can copy the files out of /usr/local/cs316/pa4:
cp -R /usr/local/cs316/pa4/ ~

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