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1969 Chevrolet Camaro Yenko
- Stock #
- 135595
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- Hardtop
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- Date-correct 427 cubic inch Chevrolet V8
- Factory power steering
- Custom Emerald Green paint / Yenko Super Car decals
- Date-correct Muncie 4-speed manual transmission
- Factory power front disc and rear drum brakes
- Correct Standard Midnight Green interior
- Date-correct 12-bolt rear axle / Posi-traction differential / 3.55 gears
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- Ground-up restoration completed in 2012
- Ground-up restoration completed in 2012
- Date-correct 427 cubic inch Chevrolet V8
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- Custom Emerald Green paint / Yenko Super Car decals
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If you're a fan of televised collector car auctions, you've probably seen tributes like this awesome Yenko Camaro cross the block for rock-solid prices. That's because, in a market where investment grade cars and hobby cars are becoming increasingly polar, these high quality recreations are the best way to get the thrill of owning an otherwise unobtainable piece of automotive history. This top notch Yenko tribute is a complete, road ready big block car which features a date-correct 427, correct Midnight Green vinyl and custom Emerald Green paint. If you're one of those buyers who values absolute authenticity, we can certainly accommodate you. But if you're one of the growing number of enthusiasts who wants to actually enjoy the performance, look, and value of the storied Yenko name, your Super Car awaits!
One can't help but smile when they look at a Camaro this cool. Assembled in Norwood, Ohio, it's everything car guys dream of from the first time they say "muscle car" to the day they trade their high octane V8 for an electric rascal motor. Decked in custom Emerald Green 2-stage, and displaying a traditional array of Yenko Super Car stripes, this Chevy is the product of a detailed, ground-up restoration that was completed in 2012. Its profile is a carefully orchestrated combination of excellent panel gaps, doors that close better than new, and a flat finish that stretches from tip to tail. And presently, a mere 160 miles out of the paint booth, this Chevy is one high quality head turner which sets the standard for any pony car that dare show its face at the same cruise night.
The overall look of this F1 is beyond factory fresh. And thanks to an astute attention to detail, the car has the kind of killer eyeball appeal that makes casual by-standers stop and take notice. At the front of its body, a stainless-trimmed grille hangs traditional halogen headlights above a showroom-fresh bumper, clear parking lamps and an optional D80 chin spoiler. At the top of that grille, a familiar cowl induction hood shines bright "427" emblems in front of like-new glass that's cleared by polished wipers, topped with fresh drip rails and framed in straight stainless trim. At the sides of that hood, sculpted fenders hang "Camaro" and "YENKO" scripts above standard rocker trim that perfectly complements a correct mirror, traditional door handles, optional door guards and optional fender louvers. And at the back of the car, a "YENKO 427" branded valance aligns segmented taillights between polished exhaust tips, an optional D80 deck spoiler and a second showroom-fresh bumper.
While the exterior of the famed Yenko Camaros is a story all its own, what really made these cars special is what lived between their fenders. Lift this Chevy's glossy hood and you'll find a date-correct 427 that's been restored to a highly detailed, show worthy appearance. At the top of the hot block, oxygen flows from a polished and decaled air cleaner in to a Holley 4-barrel carburetor and date-correct Winters intake. At the sides of that intake, stamped and chromed valve covers hang multi-color Yenko decals above date-correct Winters rectangle-port heads. At the back of those covers, a rebuilt points distributor sends fire through familiar Packard TV R Suppression cables, which snake around date-correct exhaust manifolds. Opposite that distributor, traditional V-belts spin a date-correct crank pulley and date-correct water pump pulley behind a date-correct fan blade. Cooling is provided by a 4-core heavy duty radiator, which funnels water through reproduction GM hoses and fresh tower clamps. And since most '69 Camaros came factory-equipped with power disc brakes, an appropriate Delco Moraine booster is present and accounted for. Aesthetically, the Satin Black engine compartment is impressively clean and, for the most part, looks straight out of Don Yenko's Pennsylvania showroom. And bright Chevy Orange block skin is just the finishing touch to make you want to pop the lid as soon as you park the car.
While you could order a Yenko with a slushbox, the vast majority were equipped with 'row as you go' 4-speeds. And this particular tribute utilizes a date-correct Muncie, equipped with an 11-inch, date-correct bellhousing, to spin a date-correct rear end around 3.55 gears and a posi-traction differential. That drivetrain rides in a restored double A-arm front and solid axle rear suspension, which features factory power steering, and power front disc and rear drum brakes. A thrill-inducing soundtrack fills big pipes, an H-shaped crossover and a welded, dual-chamber muffler. At the corners of the chassis, American Racing Torq Thrust Ds spin 215/70R15 BF Goodrich Radial T/As in front of 225/70R15 BF Goodrich Radial T/As. And overall, this Chevy's fully restored chassis is completely sorted and ready to hit the road.
Inside this pristine tribute, it's 100% Camaro, and that's always a good thing! Correct Midnight Green upholstery features a simple, driver-oriented feel that just can't be matched by today's technology-laden cockpits. And bold "YSC" headrest decals provide just the right amount of detail to elevate an already impressive appearance to a whole new level. In front of the driver, a good looking dash hangs beautifully restored telemetry above small accessory gauges, a correct Delco radio and a Sunpro Super Tach II. Below that dash, a wood-trimmed console traces a chrome-capped Hurst shifter. Below that console, fade-free carpet is protected by color-keyed, Chevrolet-branded mats and traditional Fisher sills. At the sides of that carpet, Standard door panels are decorated with excellent looking stainless and correct "Camaro" emblems. Above those panels, a tight headliner, which retains all of its color, centers a chrome-trimmed dome lamp between fade-free shoulder belts. The driver stays connected through a traditional rosewood steering wheel. And passengers store essentials in a fully restored and correctly equipped trunk.
If a Super Sport is just too ordinary, and you really dig the magical appeal of that storied 4, 2, and 7 number combination, this high quality Yenko is just what you need. Restoring a Camaro to the show worthy level of this classic will cost a lot more than our asking price. And even if you started today, it would be at least a year before your project began to resemble a finished car. So go ahead: call your friends at RK Motors Charlotte and let this awesome Super Car show you exactly what instant gratification is all about!
- Year
- 1969
- Make
- Chevrolet
- Secondary Make
- n/a
- Model Name
- Camaro
- Secondary Model
- Yenko
- Vehicle Type
- Passenger Car
- Hobby Segment
- Muscle Car
- Mileage
- 71249
Engine / Transmission
- Engine Type
- Gasoline
- Engine Size
- Engine Number
- 3963512,
- Heads
- Stock
- Fuel Specification
- n/a
- Fuel Delivery System Type
- Single 4 Barrel
- Transmission Type
- 4 Speed Manual
- Transmission Spec
- Muncie
- Transmission Number
- 3925660
- Entertainment System Type
- AM Radio
- Battery Location
- RH Engine Compartment
- Battery Shut Off
- n/a
- Battery Charger
- n/a
- Power Steering
- Yes
- Air Conditioning
- No
- Interior Color
- Midnight Green
- Seating Type
- Bucket
- Seat Material
- Vinyl
- Shifter Type
- Floor
- Center Console
- Yes
- Body Style
- Hardtop
- Doors
- 2
- Safe Body Color
- Emerald Green
- Paint Type
- Basecoat/Clearcoat
- Stripes
- Yes
- Front Suspension Type
- Double A-arm
- Rear Suspension Type
- Leaf Spring
- Axle Specification
- 12 Bolt 3.55 Posi
- Front Wheel Specification
- 15"
- Rear Wheel Specification
- 15"
- Front Tire Specification
- Rear Tire Specification
- Front Brakes Specification
- Power Disc
- Rear Brakes Specification
- Power Drum
- Spare
- Full Size
- Exhaust Type
- Dual Exhaust
- Muffler Type
- n/a
- Restoration Status
- Restored
- Mileage Since Restoration
- 160
- Awards Summary
- n/a
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- n/a
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I've never had a real bedroom set; just hand me downs. when I saw this set with the headboard and bed, 2 end tables, and 6 drawer chest in a modern style I liked and on sale for I think about ***, **% off normal price, I had to have it. Have gotten many compliments. It's true drawers are small so I hope to order the upright chest in the future when there is a killer price again. What amazed me is they said the delivery would include setting in place but not assembly, but they disappeared back there and when I came in they had assembled everything and put it in place and carried out the old boxes. It does collect dust, but easy to wipe or dust. glass is a nice touch.Read More
takes two heavy folks every night and does not complain the following morning...this is a great bed.Read More
Love color and style. Dresser a little smaller then expected and five drawer chest a little bigger and the bedside tables are bigger. But bigger is better? The bed is low so can't fit boxes under but we didn't plan to. Bed is classy. All seems to be quality ...delivery was easier than expected.Great assistance when a table was broken.Read More
This set is beautiful and solid! I love the way in looks in my bedroom. I want to give a high five to the white glove movers as well. They were excellent!Read More
everything is very much as I expected, good wood and color just as described; the only thing that I think can be improved is the drawer handles they look a little bit cheap.Read More
I read all the reviews prior to purchasing the bedroom set. Still I was a little apprehensive about purchasing on line furniture. However, once delivered I couldn't be happier. The delivery service was outstanding, they set everything up for me and were very helpful. I didn't have to put a thing together. The quality of workmanship in the bedroom set is outstanding. The wood looks richer in person and the frosted glass insets add an extra touch of class.Read More
I purchased this set thinking it was going to be the best out there. I was not home when the set was delivered. The draws of the set kept opening on there own. Not of the night stands were balanced and were wobbly. The bed was the absolute worst. Put together half ass. the bed moved and made tons of noise. The set was out of warranty by one month. Little did I know it only has a 1 year warranty on it. Buyer Beware on this overpriced piece of garbageRead More
I do really like this bedroom suite. The only complaint I have is that the image shown is misleading as to the dimensions of the pieces. The dresser in the photo looks far larger than the actual unit. The dimensions quoted are accurate, but visually misleading. I wish the dresser was larger. I have had to relocate many of my clothes...which, honestly may not be such a bad thing.Read More
Very nice, contemporary bedroom set - I love the clean lines! Beautiful dark brown/espresso color. The frosted glass inserts are a unique touch. We decided to keep our boxspring even though you don't need one with this bed, because we wanted to sit high on the bed and not be too low to the ground. The White Glove Delivery Service was great, since they set everything up exactly where we wanted it. The only thing I would caution about, is the dresser is VERY small, only 41" long!! Although it is mentioned in the product information details, the picture is quite deceiving (it looks much longer than it really is). I would much rather have a "regular" size dresser. That is the only reason I gave it 4 rather than 5 stars.Read More
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Raccoons are often roadkill or a danger to pets in the city. They can destroy a dog or cat or give it rabies. Their scat is also very dangerous.
In the city I kill raccoons for safety of pets and children.
In the country I watch raccoons play and really like them. I have even watched as they stole my shrimp from my bait cup while fishing. Couldn't get mad; I was in his territory.
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Atheists on belief threads. Why?(411 Posts)
While there are sometimes interesting threads where atheists and believers discuss and debate religion, it seems to me that increasingly atheists only come onto threads here to poopoo or disrespect the beliefs of others.
Am I right about this and if not then what is the reasoning behind the posts where atheists call the beliefs of others rubbish etc?
It is tempting because there is always the hope that they might eventually start questioning their
conditioning beliefs themselves.
But why is it any of your business Cote? Genuine question.
"I think the difference is that faith and religion are more complicated,"
Well that may be why you find it annoying that atheists come on threads and challenge your beliefs, but for atheists, religion really has no special status and is open for challenge just like a scientific hypothesis.
Think of it this way, if you saw a thread where people were arguing the finer points of alien culture, you may find yourself compelled to present alternatives.
I am an atheist but don't generally find myself in this section.
I'm not sure what you mean, Walter.
All topics on MN are everyone's "business". I come and post on this topic as I go and post on Sleep or Baby Names.
What seems to be the problem?
Because they think they're clever (written as an atheist myself). And they think it makes them look intellectual.
"And the smugness makes me want to tear my eyeballs out! Not because they make me doubt or believe anything differently, but because they're so annoying! "
Hang on- are Christians calling atheists smug???????
I wouldn't go on a prayer thread, obviously. But I am endlessly fascinated by belief and faith and non belief and philosophy, so I love talking about it and debating it.
And any thread where Christians talk about how they are persecuted in Britain today is a bit of a red rag to me. And how it it absolutely fine for there to be Church schools, and obligatory Christian worship in a state schools. That makes me a bit cross.
It always makes me side with the believers.
I think as well, the fact that Christianity has a privileged place in society is a problem. If it was just a matter of what individuals believed, then it is none of my business, although I enjoy discussing complex and difficult stuff like that. But it isn't a matter of what individuals believe- it impacts on all our lives, whether we want it to or not.
I'm an atheist and don't tend to post on those boards. Sometimes faith issues come up on the more general threads and I will post.
There are times when I am just at the intricacies of Catholicism fir example, how these rules are formulated based on supernatural, medieval beliefs, and people take them seriously! As an atheist I marvel at all this.
I also find it confusing when, for example, there are threads about homophobia in religious faith - Catholicism + Islam - but posters all deny that they believe this...and you wonder why some rules are followed and others are not - surely God is in charge and you have to follow the rules.
I'm not a fan of the sneering Dawkins style attitude though, I find it arrogant and irritating and I don't like rudeness.
Walter, maybe because many atheists would like to see a world free of religion and all the division, intolerance and bigotry that comes with it?
I don't know this is the answer, just guessing!
I'm a card carrying Dawkins-style atheist but I used to post on religion threads, though not so much lately. I grew up in an evangelical Christian household, as a teenager I was a keen Christian, and really, after 20 years of that I feel I do know an awful lot about Christianity.
Plus I feel angry at the effect, very negative in my view, that this had on me and many of my peers. In that sense I think that religion matters. I wish there had been more atheists engaging in debate with me when I was young. Growing up there were lots of people being actively Christian but the atheists I knew tended to keep quiet. And I think that's problematic, children and young people are often taught about religion but they don't always hear the counter-arguments from adults they respect.
Cote I'm not talking about specifically posting on MN.
You said you hoped that conditioned believers would eventually change their views and I wonder why their beliefs have anything to do with you.
I think it's important that I state here and now I have no problem with theological debate. I think it's important and interesting and certainly it's not for me to have a problem with it anyway!
But I gathered OP was talking about threads where believers are supporting each other and along comes the atheist full of self-importance and self-appointed superiority to slag everyone off. That's what annoys me.
I've said it a thousand times in rl. I believe what I believe. For my own personal reasons. I don't shove my beliefs down anyone's throat (though I'm oft accused of it simply by believing in god, without ever having actually said anything), so I don't see why I can't be extended the same courtesy.
It's not the matrix. I don't need my mind to be freed. I've come to my own conclusions as a reasonably intelligent adult and I don't want or need to be brow beaten into thinking anything different!
I'm not an atheist but I am fairly anti religion. That's my choice and I respect other people's choices just as I'd like them to respect mine. I was on a thread about Catholic priests which was very interesting, and more so because posters seem genuinely interested in debating rather than having a religious bun fight.
Some of the anti religion posting on religious threads is a but like trolling really. I wouldn't disrespect someone's belief to their face so why do it over the Internet. I think I act on here as tho I'm not anonymous and that I will only behave as I would in rl. So I'd steer clear of religion rather than posting my negative viewpoint.
I just thought I'd point out that forums, like mumsnet, are the only spaces it is ok for atheists to discuss their 'beliefs'.
In daily life its not acceptable, although its fine for religious people to openly talk about their beliefs, and try and convert others.
In terms religion being complicated...how about science?
One if the difficulties (and pleasures) of atheism is that when your daughter asks you 'mummy who was the first person?' Yu can't just say God made Adam and then Eve from Adam's rib' You have to go into evolution. Same as 'why is the sky blue' you can't just say 'because God liked the colour,' you have explain about photons.
My children really like astronomy - we like to find Jupiter and sometimes we see Andromeda which is 2.5million light years away, the furthest object that can be seen with the naked eye. And you are seeing it as it was 2.5m years ago, so you are actually travelling back through time when you look at it.
Mind blowing.
"I've said it a thousand times in rl. I believe what I believe. For my own personal reasons. I don't shove my beliefs down anyone's throat (though I'm oft accused of it simply by believing in god, without ever having actually said anything), so I don't see why I can't be extended the same courtesy."
Absolutely you can be- so long as you don't expect special treatment, or say that you are being persecuted when the special treatment you used to receive is withdrawn!
I've personally never received special treatment in my life due to religion.
But I can see why it is unjust if people do.
Yes you have. There are Bishops automatically in the House of Lords. Which means that all laws passed in this country have been run past Christians first, which is particularly problematic when it comes to social and scientific policy. children at state school are obliged to take part in "broadly Christian worship" every day. RE is compulsory throughout school.
For example.
Waltermitty - I am atheist and I don't go on "believer" threads to sneer. There are lots of atheists who don't so it's a poor conclusion to say that is how all atheists behave. Would you like me to judge all people of faith by those who picket the annual Pride marches and hurl abuse?
Where there is a discussion about why you do or don't believe or similar I might join in.
I completely agree with seeker's points about the privileged role Christianity has in our society. To quote Daniel Radcliffe "I am an atheist, and a militant one when religion starts to impact on legislation"
That's why I didn't say all atheists hermione
Seeker, I'm not in the uk.
Actually, I think there is only one prominent poster who posts the way you are saying "atheists" do.
I know that I have been accused of Christiian bashing for expressing even the mildest criticism of the Christian church.
I am an atheist, but I am find religion threads fascinating, and like to understand about people's beliefs.
I am not anti-religion at all, but am very anti established religion.
But then to answer the OPs question, I think the good thing about MN is that everyone with all sorts of opinions answer all types of threads. I often post on threads I know bugger all about. You can't stop that.
Never the twain shall meet when it comes to people who have faith in a religion/God/A God and atheists. It will always be the same.
Aside from the fact that it's a public forum and people are free to post whatever/wherever they choose, I find it fascinating.
I'm an atheist and post on religious threads sometimes. Because I like to question people's beliefs/faiths. It's interesting. Some posters are of the professionally offended brigade, others are extremely kind and post interesting viewpoints without being horrible or worked up into a religious frenzy. And that is what makes it stimulating.
Who knows, I may be converted one day
I never post on these threads....
But.. The posters who say that Christians do not trample into the lives of non believers, this is just not true! In my village there is one school, it's C of E. I won't send my kids to this school, so they have to travel, which costs us lots. (most other village schools are C of E). Also our house is on land contained in the parish boundary, this means the committee has say over planning permission, which means, because they are very strict compared to the council over the bridge, we cannot extend our house, so we have to think about how we will all fit. We also have to pay a special insurance, because through some ancient law we are libel if the church roof falls in, and would have to pay out. (the church doesn't own our house, we do).
When my daughter died, we had to have her cremated, as there is no non religious place nearby where we could bury her, although that would have been my choice. At the crematorium I had to argue over my daughters little coffin to remove the cross from the table she had to be put on, as the staff at the crem were christian volunteers from the church, and did not want it moved.
That's without getting into the (extremely painful) times people of faith asked if we prayed for our daughter while she was sick, or other comments too difficult to write). This is no less wrong than a Christian having to use Muslim ways and places to say goodbye, surely?
Please don't tell me your beliefs don't impact on my life, they do. And on the lives of my children. And I find them no more real than a belief in elves or hobgoblins. I don't get into religious argument, but to me it is no more real than that, if it was someone, a state, a school, a group who believed in goblins who were dictating anyone's life in this way it would be ludicrous and wrong, you have to see as an atheist, this is how I feel. I would be happier if we could all have our thoughts, and that they did not trample the lives and choices of others, but that is not how it is. And (although I am fearful enough of the rath this provokes) this makes me ANGRY. Surely that is understandable?
greengoose I'm so sorry for your loss. That was a heartbreaking story.
I am also an atheist. I agree with you and do wish religious people would realise that offering religious comfort to an atheist is at best meaningless and can sometimes be quite hurtful.
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For years our family made sweet potatoes for the sake of tradition on Thanksgiving. No one really ate them except maybe my Grandparents. Then about 10 years ago my Mom tried a new recipe for Sweet Potatoes and we have never looked back! They are so gooood! I cut the recipe in half for our little family so if the ingredients listed don't look the same in the pictures, that's why. There is a printable version at the bottom of the post.
First boil the sweet potatoes until soft. Then drain and allow them to cool.
Peel sweet potatoes and add to the mixing bowl.
2 large eggs
1 c sugar
3 c cooked and mashed sweet potatoes
1 stick butter
1 tsp vanilla
Mix well.
Add to 9×13 pan or deep pie dish (because I halved the recipe I used a 9×9 pan.)
Mix topping in a separate bowl:
1/3 c flour
6 Tbsp butter, softened
1 c brown sugar
1 c finely chopped pecans
Sprinkle topping over the filling.
Bake at 350 for 40-45 minutes.
Enjoy! Trust me, your family will love them and it just might end up your new family tradition too!
- 2 large eggs
- 1 c sugar
- 3 c cooked and mashed sweet potatoes
- 1 stick butter
- 1 tsp vanilla
- 1/3 c flour
- 6 Tbsp butter, softened
- 1 c brown sugar
- 1 c finely chopped pecans
- Lightly butter a deep pie dish. Beat eggs lightly in a bowl and add sugar and stir. Add in remaining filling ingredients. Turn into dish. Combine flour and brown sugar in a small bowl. Cut butter into mix until crumbly. Stir in pecans and spread over filling. Bake at 350 for 40-45 minutes or until a knife comes out clean. Cool and serve.
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These potatoes have been a thanksgiving tradition for years –
Everyone loves them, even people who swear they don't like sweet potatoes. I bake the sweet potatoes instead of boiling them – a taste test would be interesting!
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Looks good. Is the butter for the filling supposed to be melted. It looks like it in your picture, but the recipe doesn't say to melt it.
Yes melt the butter!
it looks like reindeer dump but it is sooooooooooooo good!
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This invention relates to the field of data processing, and, more particularly, to improvements in a personal computer having a memory system provided with a write-through cache and pipelined snoop cycles for invalidating lines in such cache.
Memory systems are known which include a main memory and a high speed cache for temporarily storing data, the data in the cache being readily accessible by a processor or microprocessor. If a computer is designed so that more than one device has access to the cacheable memory, cache coherency must be maintained to keep the cache contents consistent with memory. Consider the following situation: a central processing unit (CPU) is using a write-through cache to temporarily store data from main memory while an alternate bus master also has access to the data in main memory. If the bus master writes new data into a memory location which also happens to reside in the CPU cache, then an invalidation cycle must occur to let the CPU know that the data in its cache is no longer valid. An invalidation cycle, also known as a "snoop" cycle, must occur simultaneously with the bus master write cycle. Such action will eliminate any latency between the time that new data is written into main memory and the time that the CPU knows that its cache location is invalid.
If a bus master performs several write cycles to main memory, each cache line affected must be invalidated in the cache. As long as the basic snoop cycle is shorter in duration than a memory write cycle, there is no problem in performing consecutive snoop cycles. However, if the length of the basic snoop cycle is longer than a memory write cycle, one of two situations might occur: 1) cache coherency (contents of cache being the same as corresponding contents of main memory) will not be maintained because the snoop control mechanism cannot keep up with the bus master write cycles, or 2) the bus master is forced to run slower cycles so that the snoop cycles can be completed. If the snoop cycles can be pipelined, then such situations can be avoided.
One of the objects of the invention is to provide an improved snoop control mechanism for a memory system having a write-through cache, which mechanism pipelines successive snoop cycles having a basic snoop cycle duration longer than the duration of a memory write cycle.
Another object of the invention is to provide a snoop control mechanism in which snoop cycles are pipelined to prevent cache incoherency.
A further object of the invention is to pipeline snoop cycles so as to allow a bus master to run at full speed to perform successive write cycles.
Still another object of the invention is to write to memory locations having corresponding cache locations located in different cache lines and invalidate such cache lines using snoop cycles that are pipelined and have a basic duration longer than that of a memory write cycle.
Briefly, in accordance with the invention, a memory system has a write-through cache which is accessible by more than one device. A snoop mechanism includes logic that monitors bus master control signals to determine if a new memory write cycle has been started before a current snoop cycle has finished. If a new cycle has been started, then a corresponding snoop cycle occurs which overlaps and is pipelined with the previous snoop cycle so that the snooping mechanism does not fall behind the memory write cycles.
Other objects and advantages of the invention will be apparent from the following description taken in connection with the accompanying drawings wherein:
FIG. 1 is a block diagram of a personal computer embodying the invention;
FIG. 2 is a more detailed block diagram of a portion shown in FIG. 1;
FIG. 3 is a diagram of a state machine shown in FIG. 2; and
FIG. 4 is a timing diagram of waveforms illustrating pipelined snoop cycles produced by the state machine shown in FIG. 3.
The following description first describes an exemplary data processing system which incorporates the invention, and then describes details of a snoop mechanism constructed in accordance with the invention.
Referring to FIG. 1, computer system 10 includes system board (i.e., planar) 12 as well as processor complex 14. Processor complex 14 is connected to planar 12 via processor complex connector 15. Planar 12 includes a planar memory 16 as well as input/output (I/O) bus 18, which may for example conform to the MICRO CHANNEL computer architecture. Memory 16 includes two banks 17A and 17B which forms a two-way interleaved memory. Expansion devices 19 may be connected to computer 10 via I/O bus 18. Planar 12 may also include conventional video circuitry, timing circuitry, keyboard control circuitry and interrupt circuitry (all not shown) which are used by computer 10 during normal operation.
Processor complex 14 includes processor portion 20 and base portion 22. Processor portion 20 is connected to base portion 22 via local bus connector 24. Processor portion 20 operates at 50 MHz and base portion 22 operates at 40 MHz.
Processor portion 20 includes microprocessor 30 (e.g., available from Intel, Inc. under the trade designation 486), cache control module 32, memory 34 (e.g., static random access memory (SRAM)), and frequency control module 35 as well as address buffer 36 and data buffer 38. A data information path is provided between microprocessor 30, memory 34 and data buffer 38. An address information path is provided between microprocessor 30, cache control circuit 32 and address buffer 36. A control information path is provided between microprocessor 30, cache control module 32 and frequency control module 35. Additionally, an address information path and a control information path are provided between cache control module 32 and memory 34. The data, address and control information paths represent a processor bus.
Memory 34 provides a second level cache function by storing in short term memory information from memory 16 or from memory which is located on an expansion device 19. Cache control module 32 includes tag random access memory (RAM) 37 which stores the address of memory 16 to which the information, which is stored in memory 34, corresponds.
Frequency control module 35 synchronizes the 50 MHz processor portion with the 40 MHz base portion; frequency control module 35 also controls buffers 36, 38. Accordingly, frequency control module 35 determines when information is captured by buffers 36, 38 and when information that is stored in buffers 36, 38 is overwritten. Buffers 36, 38 are configured to allow two writes from memory 16 to be stored in buffers 36, 38 simultaneously. Buffers 36, 38 are bidirectional, i.e., buffers 36, 38 can latch information which is provided by processor portion 20 and information which is provided to processor portion 20. Because buffers 36, 38 are bidirectional, processor portion 20 may be replaced or upgraded while maintaining a standard base portion 22.
Base portion 22 includes memory controller 50, direct memory access (DMA)controller (DMAC) 52, central arbitration control point (CACP) circuit 53, bus interface unit (BIU) 54 and buffer/error correction code (ECC) circuit 56. Base portion 22 also includes driver circuit 58, read only memory (ROM) 60, self test circuit 62 and buffer circuit 64. A control information path is provided between memory controller 50 and frequency control module 35 of processor portion 20. Control information paths are also provided between: memory controller 50, DMA controller 52 and bus interface unit 54; memory controller 50 and driver 58; driver 58 and memory 16; bus interface unit 54 and buffer 64; buffer 64 and I/O bus 18 of planar 12; and, CACP 53 and I/O bus 18 of planar 12. An address information path is provided between memory controller 50, ROM 60 and self test circuit 62 as well as address buffer 36 of processor portion 20. Address information paths are also provided between: memory controller 50, DMA controller 52 and bus interface unit 54; memory controller 50 and driver 58; driver 58 and memory 16; bus interface unit 54 and buffer 64; and, buffer 64 and I/O bus 18 of planar 12. A data information path is provided between buffer/ECC circuit 56, ROM 60, and self test circuit 62 as well as data buffer 38 of processor portion 20. Data information paths are also provided between: buffer/ECC circuit 56, DMA controller 52 and bus interface unit 54; buffer/ECC circuit 56 and memory 16; buffer/ECC circuit 56 and memory 17; bus interface unit 54 and buffer 64; and, buffer 64 and I/O bus 18 of planar 12. The information paths may also be referred to hereinafter as "busses".
Memory controller 50 analyzes address information which is received from processor portion 20 to determine if this information corresponds to an address of planar memory 16 or to an address of memory which is on an expansion device 19 (i.e., expansion memory). If the address information corresponds to an address of memory 16, then memory controller 50 initiates a planar memory cycle to memory 16. The address information from processor 30 comprises thirty two bits which are converted by memory controller into the appropriate row and column address bits for accessing memory 16. While the planar memory cycle is occurring, memory controller 50 allows either DMA controller 52, or a bus master expansion device 19 to access information via I/O bus 18.
If the address information corresponds to an expansion memory address, then memory controller 50 initiates an expansion memory cycle with the expansion memory. During an expansion memory cycle, the address which is provided to memory controller 50 is provided via bus interface unit 54 to I/O bus 18. The expansion device which includes the memory to which the address corresponds receives the memory address from I/O bus 18. If the data is being retrieved from the expansion memory, the data information which is stored in the expansion memory is provided to processor portion 20 via I/O bus 18, buffer circuit 64, bus interface unit 54, buffer/ECC circuit 56 and driver circuit 58. If the data is being written to the expansion memory, the data information is provided to the expansion memory via bus interface unit 54 and I/O bus 18. Also, DMA controller 52 controls interchanging information between memory 16 and memory which is on an expansion device 19.
DMA controller 52 provides three functions for processor complex 14. DMA controller 52 utilizes a small computer subsystem control block (SCB) architecture to configure DMA channels, thus avoiding the necessity of using programmed I/O to configure DMA channels. DMA controller 52 also provides a buffering function to optimize transfers between slow expansion devices and fast memory devices. DMA controller 52 also provides an eight channel, 32-bit data, address and byte transfer count direct memory access function. When providing the DMA function, DMA controller 52 may function in two modes. In a first mode, DMA controller 52 functions in a programmed I/O mode in which DMA controller 52 is functionally an I/0 slave. In a second mode, DMA controller 52 functions as a DMA bus master, in which DMA controller 52 arbitrates for and controls I/O bus 18. During this second mode, DMA controller 52 uses a first in, first out (FIFO) register circuit; data from a source is passed through the FIFO register circuit prior to being provided to a destination. Accordingly, a serial DMA operation is performed.
CACP 53 functions as the arbiter for computer system 10. CACP 53 receives arbitration control signals from DMA controller 52 as well as expansion devices 19 and controls, by providing arbitration control information, which device may transfer information via I/O bus 18 and for how long a particular device may control (i.e., own) I/O bus 18.
Bus interface unit 54 provides the bi-directional interface between the architecture of processor complex 14 and the architecture of I/O bus 18. Bus interface unit 54 also provides a buffering function to optimize the interface between the two architectures. Bus interface unit 54 also provides a bus sizing function. I.e., bus interface unit 54 can receive information in 32-bit wide segments and provide the information to I/O bus 18 in smaller segments depending on the requirements of the expansion device 19 with which processor complex 14 is communicating.
Buffer/ECC circuit 56 provides a data path between processor portion 20 and memory 16, a data path between memory 16 and DMA controller 52 and bus controller 54. Buffer/ECC circuit 56 also provides a data path between processor portion 20 and DMA controller 52 and bus interface circuit 54. Buffer/ECC circuit 56 checks for errors via error correction code; additionally, buffer/ECC circuit 56 is capable of operating with and supporting parity memory for downward compatibility with planar 12 which include parity memory.
Driver circuit 58 provides control information and address information from memory controller 50 to memory 16. Driver circuit 58 drives this information based upon the number of SIMMs which are used in memory 16. I.e., driver circuit 58 varies the signal intensity of the control and address information which is provided to memory 16 based upon the size of memory 16. The size of memory 16 is determined by software during an initialization of computer 10.
Buffer circuit 64 provides isolation between base portion 22 and planar 12. Buffer circuit 64 uses buffers which allow buffer circuit 64 to capture boundary information between I/O bus 18 and bus interface unit 54 in real time; i.e., the buffers store the information as it appears at connector 15. Accordingly, if computer 10 experiences a failure condition, buffer circuit 64 may be accessed by a computer repair person to determine the information which was present at connector 15 upon failure of computer 10.
Self test circuit 62, which is connected to a plurality of locations within base portion 22, provides a plurality of self test features. Self test circuit 62 accesses buffer circuit 64 to determine if failure conditions exist. Self test circuit 62 also tests the other major components of base portion 22 upon power-on to determine whether computer 10 is ready for operation.
Microprocessor chip 30 has a CPU 66 and a first level write-through cache 68. Such cache has a plurality of storage location arranged in cache lines where each cache line holds sixteen bytes of information. When CPU accesses a location in main memory, that location along with adjacent locations are read into a line of caches 34 or 68. DMA controller 52 and BIU 54 act as bus masters and can access memory 16 directly. Should a bus master write to a location in memory 16, a check is also made to see if the contents of such location are also stored in either cache. If so, the cache line containing such location must be invalidated. Cache line invalidation is done by snoop cycles under the control of a snoop mechanism located in memory controller 50.
Referring to FIG. 2, controller 50 receives a plurality of input signals and produces a plurality of output signals, which signals are discussed in more detail hereinafter and control memory and snoop cycles. The operation of controller 50 is timed in accordance with a CLK signal received from a standard system clock or oscillator (not shown). Controller 50 generally comprises a snoop state machine (SM) 70, a system SM 72, decode logic 74, and an address driver 80. Snoop SM 70 controls snoop cycles and system SM 72 controls memory accesses including memory write cycles. Memory controller 50 is connected to DMAC 52 and to BIU 54 via address and control lines including an address bus 76 for receiving SADDR signals, control lines 77 for receiving SADS, SWR and SMIO signals, and control line 78 for sending a SRDY signal. Bus 76 is further connected to decode logic 74 and driver 80. Driver 80 is a bidirectional driver. Control lines 77 are further connected to both state machines 70 and 72, and control line 78 is connected to system SM 72. SM 72 is connected to memory through a planar memory bus 83 that includes lines for transmitting RAS, CAS, and MADDR signals from SM 72 to memory 16.
The general operation of system SM 72 is as follows. When a system address SADDR is received on bus 76, decode logic 74 determines if the address is a planar memory cacheable address, and if so, produces an output that is fed on bus 75 to both state machines. System SM 72 also receives the system address strobe, write/read, and memory IO signals SADS, SWR, and SMIO on lines 77. When the combination of such signals defines a memory write request to planar memory 16, state SM 72 transmits to memory 16 time multiplexed row and column addresses MADDR, and row and column address strobe signals RAS and CAS, to write to the addressed location. System SM 72 sends a SRDY signal to the bus master when data has been accepted, which signal may be used to gate the next data item to be stored. The SADS and SRDY signals define the beginning and end of a memory cycle.
Snoop SM 70 has inputs connected to lines 75 and 77. When a write request is made to cacheable memory, SM 70 determines if a snoop cycle is required. If a snoop cycle is required, snoop SM 70 then generates on lines 82, 86 and 88 ENABLE, AHOLD, and EADS signals. In response to receiving an active ENABLE signal, driver 80 gates a snoop address onto bus 84 which address goes to the caches in processor portion 20. The AHOLD and EADS signals control invalidating cycles in the caches. The AHOLD signal is sent to the microprocessor as a standard address hold request permitting access to the local processor bus for performing an invalidation. EADS is an external address valid input signal indicating a valid snoop address, and such signal causes a cache line invalidation to occur.
The memory controller external signals shown in FIG. 2 are standard and it is the timing thereof in accordance with the invention that produces pipelined snoop cycles. There are certain assumptions or conditions that the overall system must satisfy in order to utilize the invention. The system is a store-through memory/cache system which requires invalidation of bus master write cycles. The worst case conditions for snoop cycles to keep up with memory write cycles occur when memory writes occur back-to-back on consecutive cycles to different cache lines all having the same row address. A basic snoop cycle has a predetermined fixed length due to system timing and cache architecture. A memory write cycle is shorter than the basic snoop cycle. The basic snoop cycle can be shortened when operating in pipelined mode. In the exemplary embodiment, the memory write cycle requires four clock periods or simply "clocks", a basic snoop cycle requires seven clocks, and the basic snoop cycle can be shortened to four clocks in pipelined mode.
Referring to FIG. 3, snoop SM 70 has seven states respectively denoted S0-S6. State S0 is an idle state which remains in a loop denoted by path 100 until a negative going SADS signal is received from a bus master whereupon SM 70 switches to state S1. In state S1, the decode logic output becomes available, a determination is made if the current cycle is a memory write to cacheable planar memory and if it will require a corresponding invalidation or snoop cycle. It is possible that the address is to a cacheable planar memory location but that because a previous snoop cycle has already invalidated the corresponding cache line, a snoop cycle is not required. If no snoop cycle is required, a transition 102 switches SM 70 back to the idle state S0. If a snoop cycle is required, SM 70 switches to state S2 in which the AHOLD signal is driven high or activated. This action gains access to the local processor address bus and allows second level cache 34 to setup and prepare for receiving the snoop address. In the particular implementation, two clocks are required to accomplish such setup. Thus, following S2, two delay states S3 and S4 occur allowing the second level cache setup to be made.
State S5 generates the ENABLE signal causing driver 78 to place a snoop address onto bus 84. Then, address strobe EADS is driven in state S6 and this signal is received by the caches and causes the addressed cache line to be invalidated. State S4 also monitors or looks for an active SADS signal and makes note of such fact which note is made use of in state S6. If no active SADS signal is detected or noted in state S6, a snoop cycle ends and a transition 110 is made switching SM 70 back to state S0. If an active SADS signal is noted in S4, a transition 104 is made switching SM 70 back to state S3 to execute a pipelined snoop cycle having a duration of four clocks. Such transition eliminates or bypasses the first three clocks in a basic snoop cycle (BSC) for the following reasons. First, the first two clocks of a BSC are used to receive the SADDR signals and process them in decode logic 74 which is independent of the snoop SM. When the SADS signal becomes available in S4, decode logic 74 makes its determination during S5 and S6 and such determination thereupon becomes available to SM 70. Second, since the AHOLD signal is already driven high, state S2 can be eliminated.
The foregoing discussion of using transition 104 occurs using a fast memory that requires four clocks. If the memory is slower and requires five clocks, the SADS signal occurs in state S5 and a transition 106 returns from state S6 to S2. If the memory is still slower and requires six clocks, transition 108 is made from state S6 to state S1.
Referring to FIG. 4, the clocks as defined by CLK signal are consecutively numbered on the top line, and three consecutive memory write cycles (MwC) MWC1-MwC3 are shown as occurring during clocks 1-12. Each MRC has a duration of four clocks. During each memory write cycle, the address SADDR of the location to be written to, along with an address strobe signal SADS, is sent to controller 50 and the SMs. System SM 72 then acts in normal fashion to generate planar memory address MADDR and the column and row strobes CAS and RAS for writing to the addressed locations. FIG. 4 illustrates operation at the highest performance in which the snoop cycles are able to keep up with consecutive memory write cycles under the aforementioned worst case conditions. At the end of each memory cycle, SM 72 sends the SRDY signal back to the bus master thereby allowing the bus master to write to a new location.
A basic snoop cycle (BSC) lasts seven clocks and the consecutive pipelined snoop cycles (PSC) each last four cycles. In the BSC, states S1-S3 occur in clocks 1-3 and AHOLD is switched in clock 3 to prepare the caches for line invalidation. Such preparation occurs during clocks 4 and 5. A SNOOP ADDRESS is driven onto bus 84 and thereby becomes valid in clock 6 and the BSC ends with the EADS signal being transmitted in clock 7. Since a SADS appeared in clock 5, when the snoop SM is in state S4, PSC1 then follows in clocks 8-11, and because of the SADS signal in clock 12, PSC2 occurs in clocks 12-15. Note should be made that the memory write cycles precede the pipeline snoop cycles and thus allow a snoop cycle to determine before it ends that another memory write cycle is occurring which requires a subsequent pipeline snoop cycle.
It should be apparent to those skilled in the art that many changes can be made in the details and arrangements of steps and parts without departing from the scope of the invention as defined in the appended claims.
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