Assume a full associative cache which can allocate up to 4 blocks. The next sequ...
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Assume a full associative cache which can allocate up to 4 blocks. The next sequence of block references are generated by the processor:
Block references -->314, 1080, 566, 659, 2052, 1080, 566, 1503, 1080, 154
After the fourth reference, the state of the cache is:
cache block content block 0 --> block 314 of MM block 1 --> block 1080 of MM block 2 --> block 566 of MM block 3 --> block 659 of MM
What block of MM will be in the block 2 of the cache after the last reference (154) if the processor uses the LRU algorithm for replacement?
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