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In reference to a microprocessor ( " CPU " ), scratchpad refers to a special high-speed memory circuit used to hold small items of data for rapid retrieval.
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Capt bridger, you might be able to try Scratchpad Wiki Labs for this sort of thing .-- talk ) 01 : 13, 6 April 2008 ( UTC)
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Accumulators dramatically improve performance in systems like these by providing a scratchpad area where the results of one operation can be fed to the next one for little or no performance penalty.
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The integer register file contained forty 64-bit registers, of which thirty-two are specified by the Alpha Architecture and eight are for use by PALcode as scratchpad memory.
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At the entrance to the Delta Airlines terminal at the airport, a huge scratchpad sitting on an easel spelled out the growing list of flights into Atlanta that had already been canceled.
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Scratchpads are not used in mainstream desktop processors where generality is required for legacy software to run from generation to generation, in which the available on-chip memory size may change.
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For me, a private scratchpad would be useful, among other things, to store thoughts on disputes, other issues, and comment wording I plan to use in the future.
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:: : : I've started a proposal at http : / / scratchpad . wikicities . com / wiki / Business _ plans : MyWikicities and notified the Wikicities administrator.
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It also featured 64 bytes of scratchpad memory, accessed by the ISAR register in cells ( register windows ) of eight, which meant external RAM was not always needed for small applications.
