Thank you very much for the clarifications. 

How I can specify at which tick, statDump(period) starts dumping stats and at 
which tick, statDump(period) should terminate? I am asking this question 
because unless I do not specify how long statDump(period) should execute, I 
will get stats with a huge size. Is it possible to have such restriction at all?

Shervin

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From: Sascha Bischoff <sascha.bisch...@arm.com>
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Hi Shervin,

You want to add the following to one of your python files (fs.py, se.py
are good choices):

from m5.internal.stats import periodicStatDump as statDump
# Specify the period in Ticks
statDump(1000000000)

I hope that helps,

Sascha

On 08/10/12 08:08, Andreas Hansson wrote:
> Hi Shervin,
>
> Put it in which ever Python file you call on the gem5 command line (e.g. 
> se.py, fs.py)
>
> Andreas
>
> From: shervin 
> hajiamini<hajamini_2...@yahoo.com<mailto:hajamini_2...@yahoo.com>>
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> Could you please let me know of the exact file name where I should call 
> periodStatDump()? I searched through all the gem5 source codes for this 
> function but I did not find that.
>
> Thank you very much,
> Shervin
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> I would suggest calling it from the Python scripts, when creating the system. 
> You can call it from C++ as well, but why modify the source code if you don't 
> have to?
>
> Andreas
>
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> Andreas,
>
> Following your reply, I want to know that in which file I need to call 
> periodStatDump() such that the stats is dumped periodically regardless of 
> whether CPU goes to sleep or not. Can I call periodStatDump in "cpu.cc" file? 
> and if so, at which section of cpu.cc I need to call this function?
>
> Thanks,
> Shervin
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