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Let us first define two terms now. First, an active cache line is defined in \cite{sp-pppcbrts-95} as a cache line that that contains a block of data that will be referenced in the future prior to its replacement. In other words, it is a cache line in which the next reference is a hit, had the task been allowed to run to completion.
Secondly, a preferred preemption point for a given task interval $ t_i $ to $ t_j $ is defined in \cite{sp-pppcbrts-95} as the instant within the interval having the minimum number of live cache lines. \\
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Bearing these in mind, the task we have at hand is to search for the preferred preemption points. There are two main ways that these points can be determined, using a compiler or manually. \\
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\subsection{Using a compiler}