Abstract
Chip Multiprocessors (CMPs) are adopted by industry to deal with the speed limit of the single-processor. But memory access has become the bottleneck of the performance, especially in multimedia applications. In this paper, a set of management policies is proposed to improve the cache performance for a SoC platform of video application. By analyzing the behavior of Vedio Engine, the memory-friendly writeback and efficient prefetch policies are adopted. The experiment platform is simulated by System C with ARM Cotex-A9 processor model. Experimental study shows that the performance can be improved by the proposed mechanism in contrast to the general cache without Last Level Cache (LLC): up to 18.87% Hit Rate increased, 10.62% MM Latency and 46.43% CPU Read Latency decreased for VENC/16way/64bytes; up to 52.1% Hit Rate increased, 11.43% MM Latency and 47.48% CPU Read Latency decreased for VDEC/16way/64bytes, but with only 8.62% and 4.23% Bandwidth increased respectively
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