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Cache Latency Computation is a command line application that can gather information about the cache hierarchy of your system. For each cache level, it provides its size and its latency.

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Cache Latency Computation is a command line application that can gather information about the cache hierarchy of your system.

For each cache level, it provides its size and its latency. It is especially useful for testing the behavior of the cache since you can reduce the number of values and see if the reduced number of queries bring about less significant cache loss.

It also provides analysis tools for the cache which you can use to identify, among other things, which caches are the source of cache loss in your system.

Cache Latency Computation Pro Features:

Supports loading the data from a file instead of a standard CERN RIO network server. However, if you specify a host name, the data will be loaded from it.

It supports the parsing of multiple lines with the?PARAM=value syntax in a single command line.

cache_latency()

$cache_latency -i=NIC

$cache_latency -i=NIC -dump=dma_cache_attributes

This command line takes input from the control file at NIC where the NIC is one of two Ethernet adapters on your system. The control file is in the ini.d format. See ini.d.html for more info on this format.

-dump=dma_cache_attributes

This command line dumps the data from NIC into the specified file with the dma_cache_attributes format in the generated file. If the file is not specified, it will print the generated file to the standard output.

-r=(-remove) [PROFILE=profile]

This command line takes input from the control file at NIC and then reads the cache attributes for the NIC. Once it has collected the data, it writes it to a file and removes the original data. The file is then named PROFILE and is a csv format. See csv.html for more info on this format.

Specify the NIC on which the cache latency information is gathered

no_post|-l=(-list) [NAME=host]

This command line takes input from a control file and then gathers the cache attributes for the specified NIC. It then lists the results for the specified host. If there are multiple results for the host, it will list them all. The results are given in the form:

/cache/level

Cache Latency Computation is a command line application that can gather information about the cache hierarchy of your system. For each cache level, it provides its size and its latency.

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Running Cache Latency Computation

If you are running on a 32-bit system, you can also download Cache Latency Computation 64-bit.

If you are running on a 64-bit system, you should only download the 64-bit version.

Cache Latency Computation Downloads

Cache Latency Computation’s download contains 2 components:

CacheLatencyCommand.exe (60 MB)

CacheLatencyArguments.zip (34 KB)

While the first component is a command line application that can gather information about the cache hierarchy of your system, the second component contains additional information about each cache level.

We have chosen to provide both components as files. The reason is that we provide for each cache level information about its cache size and its latency:

cacheSize – cache size in bytes

cacheLatency – number of ticks required to fetch data from memory when in a cache hit

Please note that the Cache Latency Command.exe does not gather any information about system parameters or about the current system context. It does the job of displaying information about the cache hierarchy.

Cache Latency Computation Categories

Cache Latency Computation has a few categories that display information about each cache level. The command line application will automatically display the cache level selected by default. However, if a user wants to see more information about a particular cache level, he can display the categories by using the -c argument. For instance, the following command line argument will show the categories for the Level3 cache:

-c Cache3

Cache Level 1: LEAST_FREQUENT

This category shows the most frequent cache levels of the lowest latency.

Unused Status

This category displays the status of each cache level. A cache level is considered unused if all of the following conditions are true:

Its cache size is 0

Its cache latency is 0

The current system context does not use it

If you are not sure whether a cache level is unused, you can use the -d argument. This argument will display for each cache level the following information:

cacheSize – cache size in bytes

cacheLatency – number of ticks required to fetch data from memory
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It is a command line application that gathers all cache information from your system. Currently, Cache Latency Computation can gather information about caches following Intel, AMD, ARM and VIA architectures.

This directory contains the following directories:

* *Cache Latency Computation Configuration Files* contain configuration files that define the specific architecture.

* *Cache Latency Computation Examples* are command lines that demonstrate how to define a new Cache Latency Computation configuration file.

* *Cache Latency Computation Programs* are command line applications that demonstrate the use of a particular configuration file.

There are currently no programs.

Cache Latency Computation Quick Start Guide:

The Cache Latency Computation Quick Start Guide describes how to configure a specific architecture using the cache latency computation configuration files in this directory.

NOTE: To use a specific configuration file, you must know the exact name of the file. You can use the cache latency computation program to determine the name of the configuration file for a specific architecture.

It includes:

* *An Introduction to Cache Latency Computation* defines the general features of Cache Latency Computation and its architecture-specific features.
* *An Overview of Cache Latency Computation* describes how to acquire cache information using Cache Latency Computation.
* *A Configuration File Example* describes how to define a configuration file for a specific architecture.
* *How to Build Cache Latency Computation* describes how to build Cache Latency Computation for a specific architecture.

Please read the documentation in this directory before using Cache Latency Computation.

You can read the Cache Latency Computation Quick Start Guide using one of the following methods:

* From this file at the root of this directory.
* Click here.

This file is best viewed with a web browser.

You can download Cache Latency Computation Quick Start Guide in various formats using one of the following methods:

* Click here.

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You can navigate to the Cache Latency Computation Quick Start Guide file from a web browser using one of the following methods:

* Click here.

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You can navigate to Cache Latency Computation Configuration Files using one of the following methods:

* Click here.

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Cache Latency Computation (CLC) is a command line application that computes the latencies of all the caches in your system. It allows you to get a global view of your system’s cache hierarchies, both on RAM and on disk.
CLC was designed to quickly help you diagnose performance issues and also to provide you useful statistics for your applications.
The information provided by CLC can help you get a clearer vision of your systems performance and help you to make decisions about the future of your systems.
CLC was developed by Jean-Gabriel Mercier with Daniel Lachowicz in 2012 and was inspired by a previous project of Brian Hackett – Cache Latency Displayer.
Purpose:
CLC was developed with an ultimate goal of showing the latency of the cache hierarchy of a system, including RAM and disk.
CLC uses the cache hierarchy built into the CPU, and is transparent to the user. A main advantage is that it provides you with information about the cache hierarchy of your system.
CLC can also provide information about the memory and disk hierarchy, as well as the overall system’s performance.
Available Options:
* [-c, –cpu] Level/sender of cache
* [-d, –disk] Level/sender of cache
* [-i, –in] Path to input/output files
* [-o, –out] Path to output file
* [-p, –print-percentile] Print percentile breakdown
* [-q, –quiet] Quiet mode (useful for debugging)
* [-r, –root] Path to root directory
* [-s, –size] Display filesize in Bytes
* [-t, –timestamp] Timestamp for output file
* [-u, –unit] Unit for output
* [-v, –verbose] More verbose output
* [-h, –help] Display help message
Cache Latency Computation:
Usage:
Cache Latency Computation [options]
Options:
* [-c, –cpu] Level/sender of cache
* [-d, –disk] Level/sender of cache
* [-i, –in] Path to input/output files
* [-o, –out] Path to output file
* [-p, –print-percentile] Print percentile breakdown
* [-q, –quiet] Quiet mode (useful for debugging)
* [-r, –root

Citadel requires full version of the game and Internet connection to play.
Citadel requires a display with a resolution of at least 800×600.
1066×768 is the best resolution as your game resolution.
1366×768 is acceptable, but there is a noticeable difference with every pixel.
The game will run on a 1.2 GHz Intel Core 2 Duo or AMD Athlon 64 X2.
The game will run on a 1.6 GHz Intel Core 2 Quad or AMD Phenom X3.

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