Abstract: A method of virtual cache window headers for long term access history is disclosed. The method may include steps (A) to (C). Step (A) may receive a request at a circuit from a host to access an address in a memory. The circuit generally controls the memory and a cache. Step (B) may update the access history in a first of the headers in response to the request. The headers may divide an address space of the memory into a plurality of windows. Each window generally includes a plurality of subwindows. Each subwindow may be sized to match one of a plurality of cache lines in the cache. A first of the subwindows in a first of the windows may correspond to the address. Step (C) may copy data from the memory to the cache in response to the access history.

Abstract: A method of virtual cache window headers for long term access history is disclosed. The method may include steps (A) to (C). Step (A) may receive a request at a circuit from a host to access an address in a memory. The circuit generally controls the memory and a cache. Step (B) may update the access history in a first of the headers in response to the request. The headers may divide an address space of the memory into a plurality of windows. Each window generally includes a plurality of subwindows. Each subwindow may be sized to match one of a plurality of cache lines in the cache. A first of the subwindows in a first of the windows may correspond to the address. Step (C) may copy data from the memory to the cache in response to the access history.