Hi Balls,
You can use SimObject::find for that purpose. You can get the name of
SimObjects from m5out/config.ini.
You could also implement a search-by-type template method that returns a vector
of matching SimObjects.
Something like:
static template <typename T>
std::vector<T*> findSimObjects() {
std::vector<T*> ret;
for(auto so_ptr: simObjectList) {
if (dynamic_cast<T*>(so_ptr)) ret.emplace_back(so_ptr);
}
return ret;
}
As to where are these SimObjects created? They are all on the heap. The
corresponding pointers all go into SimObject::SimObjectList. The SimObject that
are explicitely listed in a python SimObject subclass also go to the
corresponding C++ parameter structure. You can then do whatever you want with
these pointers in gem5. Note that SimObjetcs are never deleted if I believe my
experiments and I would advice you no to try to delete them either ;)
Best,
Gabriel
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