Our system has the L1 cache that is physically addressed and direct mapped with a 8-byte line and 16 total entries. The current content of the cache appears below:Index012 1B345689ABCDEFTag1915PAST3632OD3116242D2DOB12161314Cache: Direct mapped, 8-byte block, 16 BlocksValidBlk 0Blk 1Blk 2Blk 39911231410T0110110100111004336E13A93048345026D72C20015967723048FFODF51DA341B1108091D03893B15D390Bik 421UA678F8920EAF45491Blk 5NIB 281551822OC786291EB91318CBlk 62310543413NIULISS22EC03075FBlk 72414FF181171E323ED181E43Given a physical address of 0xA7B, provide the following information (make sure you give youranswers in binary for parts a-d; enter the exact bits, no leading zeros and no spaces):a) What is the block offset (in binary)?b) What is the set index (in binary)?c) What is the tag (in binary)?d) Do we have a cache hit (yes or no)?e) If your answer in part d) is "yes", what is the value of the data (use the hex value from thetable directly; do not convert to binary)? Enter 0 if your answer in part d) is "no".

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Our system has the L1 cache that is physically addressed and direct mapped with a 8- byte line and 16 total entries. The current content of the cache appears below: Index 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Tag 19 15 18 36 32 OD 31 16 24 2D Cache: Direct mapped, 8-byte block, 16 Blocks Valid Blk 0 Blk 1 Blk 2 Blk 3 99 23 1 0 T 0 1 1 0 1 0 - 00 43 36 E1 3A FINIONIN 11 02 6D 72 C2 00 04 8F FO DF 51 14 08 18913312 09 1D 03 Bik 4 EN131618 21 OA 67 8F 89 20 Blk 5 22 OC 78 62 91 21 Blk 6 23 10 PIMINDS 54 34 13 22 Blk 7 24 FIFFIOR 14 E3 23

Our system has the L1 cache that is physically addressed and direct mapped with a 8- byte line and 16 total entries. The current content of the cache appears below: Index 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Tag 19 15 18 36 32 OD 31 16 24 2D Cache: Direct mapped, 8-byte block, 16 Blocks Valid Blk 0 Blk 1 Blk 2 Blk 3 99 23 1 0 T 0 1 1 0 1 0 - 00 43 36 E1 3A FINIONIN 11 02 6D 72 C2 00 04 8F FO DF 51 14 08 18913312 09 1D 03 Bik 4 EN131618 21 OA 67 8F 89 20 Blk 5 22 OC 78 62 91 21 Blk 6 23 10 PIMINDS 54 34 13 22 Blk 7 24 FIFFIOR 14 E3 23

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Chapter6: System Integration And Performance

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