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Perform memory optimization in cellular systems.
On cellular systems the available system memory can be accessed using two different approaches:
- Interleaved memory
Meaning that the average memory latency is constant for all processes in the system.
- Non-interleaved memory
Meaning that lower memory latency is provided for processes running in the same cell as the memory.
For each cell, it is possible to determine the amount of memory that should not be interleaved. The non-interleaved memory is known as cell local memory (CLM) or global non-interleaved (GNI) memory. The amount of cell local memory can affect directly the system overall performance. If running Windows, better performance can be obtained with maximum CLM.
Table 6-2 Options
Options | Description |
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-p <PARTITION> | Print the CLM values of the cells in the partition. |
-v | --version | Print the CLMChecking version. |
-h | --help | Print help. |
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