Page operation-based electrically erasable programmable read-only memory (EEPROM) cache method
A buffering method and a unified technology, applied in the field of java cards, can solve problems such as EEPROM life discount, performance degradation, and severe problems, and achieve the effects of improving actual performance, saving use costs, and increasing service life
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[0047] The assignment operation of non-Transient objects will involve the write operation of EEPROM, such as:
[0048] byte array[] = new byte[256];
[0049] array[0]=(byte)0xA5;
[0050] array[1]=(byte)0x5A;
[0051] …
[0052] The array here is an object stored in the EEPROM, and the assignment to its members also occurs on the EEPROM. The corresponding bytecode is as follows:
[0053] sspush 256
[0054] newarray
[0055] astore_3
[0056] aload_3
[0057] sconst_0
[0058] bspush xa5
[0059] Bastore
[0060] aload_3
[0061] sconst_1
[0062] bspush x5a
[0063] Bastore
[0064] The cache mechanism based on page operation will assign values to object members. Bastore adopts the interface of EEPROM cache, first saves it in RAM, and then submits it once when all assignments are completed. The data of the same page only needs to be submitted once , from which we can see that for the frequent assignment of general objects, the performance of the Java Card can ...
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