Hello,
My name is Chris and I'm a research student looking for network traffic
traces including source node, destination node, clock cycle, type of
message (read/write request or response), and memory address of read or
write. I was wondering where I should begin modifying code to efficiently
get me these data. I have been sifting my way through multiple
network-related files trying to find the best way to get me these data but
I hoped someone had already done something similar and could point me in
the right direction to speed up the process.
I'm using FS x86 MESI_CMP_dir with Ruby/Garnet on various Parsec benchmarks
Here is a sample command line to (hopefully) clear up any confusion on my
current implementation:
/build/X86_MESI_CMP_directory/gem5.opt
--outdir= ./RUBYRESULTS/
--trace-file=ruby_trace2.out
--debug-flags=ProtocolTrace,RubyGenerated,RubySlicc
--trace-start=1207957470000
./configs/example/ruby_fs.py --cpu-type=timing
--num-cpus=64 --l1i_size=64kB
--l1d_size=64kB --l2_size=64MB
--ruby --num-dirs=64 --num-l2caches=64 --cacheline_size=64
--garnet-network=flexible --topology=Mesh --mesh-rows=8
--kernel=/home/user/ALL_ITEMS/binaries/vmlinux
--disk-image=/home/user/ALL_ITEMS/disks/x86root-parsec.img
--script=/home/user/ALL_ITEMS/Runscripts/blackscholes_1c_test.rcSw
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