MEMORY INCLUSIVITY MANAGEMENT IN COMPUTING SYSTEMS

Techniques of memory inclusivity management are disclosed herein. One example technique includes receiving a request from a core of the CPU to write a block of data corresponding to a first cacheline to a swap buffer at a memory. In response to the request, the method can include retrieving metadata corresponding to the first cacheline that includes a bit encoding a status value indicating whether the memory block at the memory currently contains data of the first cacheline or data corresponding to a second cacheline. The first and second cachelines alternately sharing the swap buffer at the memory. When the decoded status value indicates that the memory block at the first memory currently contains the data corresponding to the first cacheline, an instruction is transmitted to the memory controller to directly write the block of data to the memory block at the first memory.