Abstract
The shift in processor design towards manycore architectures necessitates effective management of data in cache memories, posing challenges related to cache coherence and parallel computing. This paper proposes a three-step teaching model to meet the demand for designing cache memory for many-core systems. The steps include: 1) acquiring a comprehension of an open-source simulator like FM-SIM (Flexible Multicore Cache Simulator), 2) learning the process of collecting trace files using Pin Tools, and 3) designing and integrating a new cache memory and/or cache coherence protocol into FM-SIM to assess their efficacy. The proposed model has demonstrated its capability to enable students to make significant progress in exploring and researching modern cache memory design, particularly in the context of manycore architectures.
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