Warp is a data orchestration and synchronization layer for distributed Go backends.
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Warp is a data orchestration and synchronization layer for distributed Go backends.
Efficient caching for non-volatile memory-backed search indices. A thesis submitted for undergraduate honours for the degree Software Engineering.
A direct-mapped L1 cache supporting byte-, halfword-, and word-level accesses. Implements read-allocate on read miss and write-around on write miss, with proper hit/miss handling. Both design and verification focus on correctness across various access patterns.
This repository contains files related to Computer Architecture Lab (Autumn 2022).
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A from-scratch C++ implementation of a cache-aware CPU scheduler featuring score-based task selection, starvation prevention, and L1/L2/L3 cache simulation.
Inspired implementation of Paper: "AgentOS: From Token-Level Context to Emergent System-Level Intelligence". https://arxiv.org/html/2602.20934v1
A Verilog implementation of a two-level cache hierarchy with direct-mapped L1, 2-way set-associative L2, FSM controller, latency modeling, and simulation testbench.
Verilog implementation of L1 cache (direct-mapped, 4-way, fully-associative) with simulation outputs
Personal repository for COL216 assignments - pardon mistakes!
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