Method and memory controller for optimizing an access scheme for memory accesss of a host to a data memory

A memory controller comprising:

• one or more processors;
• a non-volatile computer-readable memory having stored therein instructions, which, when executed on the one or more processors, cause the memory controller to perform a method comprising:
• receiving an access scenario communicated by a host, wherein the scenario defines a specific sequence of accesses to be performed by the memory controller to the data memory;
• optimizing an access scheme, corresponding to the received access scenario, which defines a specific sequence of physical memory accesses to the data memory to be executed by the memory controller to implement the access scenario, wherein said optimizing shortens a total access time for the access scenario including modifying at least one of the memory accesses by shifting a respective physical memory area to be addressed thereby in relation to one or more of an address mapping and a temporal advancement of the respective memory access;
• and
• saving access information defining the optimized access scheme, so that the optimized access scheme subsequently can be activated by a call in such a way that it is automatically executed in reaction to the call, in accordance with the stored access information.