Chaining multiple smaller store queue entries for more efficient store queue usage

A computer implemented method, a processor chip, a data processing system, and computer program product in a data processing system process information in a store cache of a data processing system. The store cache receives a first entry that includes a first address indicating a first segment of a c...

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Hauptverfasser: Guthrie, Guy Lynn, Jeremiah, Thomas Leo, McNeil, William Lloyd, Shen, Hugh, Starke, William John
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description A computer implemented method, a processor chip, a data processing system, and computer program product in a data processing system process information in a store cache of a data processing system. The store cache receives a first entry that includes a first address indicating a first segment of a cache line. The store cache then receives a second entry including a second address indicating a second segment of the cache line. Responsive to the first segment not being equal to the second segment, the first entry is chained to the second entry.
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