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D. P. Winebrenner,D. G. Long,B. Holtcoherence’s role in supporting consistency, but we did not delve into how specific coherence protocols work or how they are implemented. This chapter discusses coherence protocols in general, before we move on to specific classes of protocols in the next two chapters. We start in Section 6.1 by pres

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Ton J. Cleophas,Aeilko H. Zwindermanr explaining the fundamental issues of these protocols. In this chapter, we extend our presentation of coherence in several directions. In Section 9.1, we discuss the issues involved in designing coherence protocols for more sophisticated system models. In Section 9.2, we describe optimizations that

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Blooms and visually similar phenomena,entors. These models define correctness so that programmers know what to expect and implementors know what to provide. We first motivate the need to define memory behavior (Section 3.1), say what a memory consistency model should do (Section 3.2), and compare and contrast consistency and coherence (Section 3.3).