What is the difference between Cache and Translation LookAside Buffer [TLB] ?
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TLB is a special kind of cache which is associated with CPU.When We are Using Virtual Memory we need TLB for faster translation of virtual address to physical address. TLB only store page_no , offset, frame_no and some control bits. While Cache is for storing block of data which are used frequently. After getting physical address from the TLB/page_table we look for that address in cache if it is not found there,than we look for main memory.(fig 8.10 william stalling 6e)
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Cache
stores the actual contents of the memory.TLB
on the other hand, stores only mapping.TLB
speeds up the process of locating the operands in the memory.Cache
speeds up the process of reading those operands by copying them to a faster physical memory.Cache is to buffer memory accesses - actual reads and writes to memory. TLA buffer is to buffer mappings from virtual addresses in the address space of the process to physical addresses in memory - the service operations accompanying memory accesses.