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We did an example of a multiprocessor without caches. Does that work more like a fast uniprocessor that does everything in (some type of) sequential order?

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We did an example of a multiprocessor without caches. Does that work more like a fast uniprocessor that does everything in (some type of) sequential order?

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A3.1: If it has a shared memory, yes. If not, it is a distributed memory machine, and you have to deal explicitly with placement of data to make sure it is where it will be needed.