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Some snoop protocols rely
on network ordering properties to ensure that all caches receive snoop
broadcasts in the same order. This helps avoid starvation, dead-lock and
live-lock problems. This approach works well for small multiprocessors that use
bus or tree interconnects, but larger multiprocessors with arbitrary network
topologies cannot rely on the network to order requests. Fortunately, a number
of works have proposed solutions to allow snoop protocols to work on arbitrary
networks.