Today you can technically switch between two network models, simple and garnet, by setting --network = garnet or --network = simple from the command line. Seems like you want something like that? Check out configs/network/Network.py to see how that happens.
Best, Tushar On Dec 12, 2022, 5:29 PM -0500, Ali Karazmoodeh via gem5-users <gem5-users@gem5.org>, wrote: Hi, I want to create an NoC in the garnet network that instead of the router uses a different structure called RLInterface to connect the cores. I need both NoCs (the existing router-based NoC and the one I'm creating) to coexist so that I can compare their power and performance. As numerous files in the src/mem/ruby/network directory use Router to build the network (such as Topology, Network, GarnetNetwork, etc.), what approach is better to accomplish this goal? Can I modify the existing files and provide a command-line option to switch between the two networks, or do I need to create and build an entirely different network that uses RLInterface SimObject instead of Router SimObject? Warm regards, Ali Karazmoodeh
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