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How to use cache memory in c++ ?

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    i have heard that nowadays many workshop of c++ programming Focus on use of Cache memory for faster program execution. can any body suggest me how to use it in c++?

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      Hi,

      Please define the kind of cache you are referring to. The term cache is way too generic.

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        Hi,

        Please define the kind of cache you are referring to. The term cache is way too generic.

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        @SGaist i want to know answer about all kind of cache. i want to know Any reference, reference example in c++.

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          @SGaist i want to know answer about all kind of cache. i want to know Any reference, reference example in c++.

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          @Qt-embedded-developer
          Well, especially since it has nothing to do with Qt, there is plenty to read up on out there from Google cache memory in c++.

          You are likely to have to do a lot of your own library writing/usage, and I don't think it will usable with Qt library code which does not particularly use any cache. Do you really want to do any cache stuff yourself? I wonder how much benefit you think you will really achieve over just leaving C++ to its own devices...?

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