I'm not sure exactly what you want? Do you want multiple workloads
with or without smt? In either case you're probably going to have to
modify configs/example/se.py a bit to suite your use case.
Ali
On
24.08.2012 21:07, Nyunyi Tshibangu wrote:
> I saw the following answer
in FAQ: "In SE mode, simply create a system with multiple CPUs and
assign a different workload object to each CPU's workload parameter. If
you're using the O3 model, you can also assign a vector of workload
objects to one CPU, in which case the CPU will run all of the workloads
concurrently in SMT mode."
> I see a program line in se.py as:
> if
options.cpu_type == "detailed" or options.cpu_type == "inorder":
>
#check for SMT workload
> workloads = options.cmd.split(';')
> it looks
like the separator is a semi-colon (;)
> how do I assign different
workload to each CPU? is it by running se.py with the following
options
>
> --cmd=benchmark1 --options=option1; --cmd=benchmark2
--options=option2 doing this it ignore anything after the semi-colon
>
or
> --cmd=benchmark1;benchmark2 --options=option1;option2
>
> any
idea?
>
> Thanks
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