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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
May. 31, 2005
Filed:
May. 16, 2001
Jeremy Paul Kramskoy, Long Kitton, GB;
William Thomas Charnell, Bucks, GB;
Stephen Darnell, Maidenhead, GB;
Blaise Abel Alec Dias, Uxbridge, GB;
Philippa Joy Guthrie, Bucks, GB;
Wayne Plummer, Bucks, GB;
Jeremy James Sexton, Hemel Hempstead, GB;
Michael John Wynn, Maidenhead, GB;
Keith Rautenbach, Bucks, GB;
Stephen Paul Thomas, Bucks, GB;
Jeremy Paul Kramskoy, Long Kitton, GB;
William Thomas Charnell, Bucks, GB;
Stephen Darnell, Maidenhead, GB;
Blaise Abel Alec Dias, Uxbridge, GB;
Philippa Joy Guthrie, Bucks, GB;
Wayne Plummer, Bucks, GB;
Jeremy James Sexton, Hemel Hempstead, GB;
Michael John Wynn, Maidenhead, GB;
Keith Rautenbach, Bucks, GB;
Stephen Paul Thomas, Bucks, GB;
Esmertec AG, , CH;
Abstract
A method and a system of cache management using spatial separation of outliers. The system includes a dynamic compiler arranged to create compiled fragments of code having dominant code blocks and outliers. Memory coupled to the dynamic compiler is managed by a compiler manager such that dominant code blocks are stored in one portion of the memory and the outliers are stored in another portion of the memory. Storing the dominant path code separate from the outliers increases efficiency of the system.