scratchpad
scratchpad memory

These machines use tremendous quantities of semiconductor memory as a special "cache" or scratchpad memory.

Scratchpad memory occupies lesser area than on-chip caches.

In more expensive systems higher quality chips are used, providing faster response times and the scratchpad memory can be set apart from the main memory map.

Scratch space, space on the hard disk drive that is dedicated for only temporary storage (see also Scratchpad memory)

There is no data cache in the architecture, but half of each SRAM bank can be used as a scratchpad memory.

Embarrassed by his own self-pity, Derec purged the Scratchpad memory and pushed his chair away from the terminal.

Scratchpad memory (SPM)

Channel processors are simple, but self-contained, with minimal logic and sufficient on-board scratchpad memory (working storage) to handle I/O tasks.

Rajeshwari Banakar, Scratchpad Memory : A Design Alternative for Cache.

This may include dedicated network interfaces, Direct memory access (DMA) devices, mailboxes, FIFOs, and scratchpad memories, etc.

This does not preclude the use of a Forth-like data stack, and in fact the PicoBlaze is well suited to this approach, if the 64-byte scratchpad memory offers sufficient space.

A stylish black keypad with the silvery grey finish casing and 4-way mouse key give you one-touch access to a range of functions, including a scratchpad memory for recording short numeric messages.

This subsystem contains four general-purpose Tensilica cores (each with cache and scratchpad memory) and eight specialized but programmable SIMD cores called geometry cores.

A die can house multiple AMD TrueAudio DSP cores, each having 32KiB instruction and data caches and 8KiB of scratchpad memory for local operation.

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.

Scratchpad memory (SPM), also known as scratchpad, scratchpad RAM or local store in computer terminology, is a high-speed internal memory used for temporary storage of calculations, data, and other work in progress.