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How to generate a TLB file without registering? - Stack Overflow The tlb will not be built if the COM interop cannot be registered Registering the COM interop might fail due to missing administrator privileges, for example "TlbExp exe" is the command to build the tlb file To use it, uncheck the "Register for COM interop" option on the compile tab of the project properties, so the build will stop failing to register Then, add this as a post build event
How does the TLB identify a particular process? The TLB is a cache of mappings found in the page table It gets filled in as you go When you change which process is running, you change the page table (since now you need a different set of mappings), and you clear the TLB (so you don't have any old mappings that are only relevant to the previous process)
How to embed . tlb as a resource file into . NET Assembly DLL? The TLB will now be embedded as a resource in the DLL such that other COM applications can read it If you regenerate the TLB file later you will need to repeat step 5 to recompile the resource file, and step 8 to embed the new version in the DLL
How is the size of TLB in Intels Sandy Bridge CPU determined? A TLB cache is a highly specialized CAM with a fixed layout, it is not a scratch memory with a general purpose layout Some TLB can handle more that one page size but those are trade-offs were the information is cached in a common format Having different TLBs handling different page sizes improves cache hits, just like having a DTLB and an ITLB
c - Virtual memory system, page table and TLB - Stack Overflow Given a TLB of 64 entries, if you fully pre-populate it with virtual addresses 0*4096, 1*4096, 2*4096, , 63*4096 (you populate it by accessing memory in the relevant pages) and then request an access at a virtual address from 64*4096 to 64*4096+4095, that access will cause a TLB miss (because 64*4096 is not yet in the TLB)