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SIGCSE 1999 Technical Symposium on Computer Science Education

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SIGCSE
1999
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Cache conscious programming in undergraduate computer science

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The wide-spread use of microprocessor based systems that utilize cache memory to alleviate excessively long DRAM access times introduces a new dimension in the quest to obtain goo...

Alvin R. Lebeck

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