Hi Folks, I am currently working on modeling a system in which the L3 Cache is dynamically set. As a simple example of this, say there were two sets of addresses. If I get a LD/ST request to the first set, it takes twice as long as it would for retrieval in the second set. In any case, I have been able to model this phenomenon in gem5's SLICC structure under the guise of a new protocol and was able to see it working as intended using the protocol debugger. However, when I set up a python configuration file to get things going, I know that the RubyCache python object that my generated controller connects to also has a latency parameter. My question is, to accurately model this phenomenon, is the modification of the SLICC sufficient to model the new delays, or do modifications have to be made to RubyCache as well? I took a look at the RubyCache python object, and was left more puzzled when I didn't see any special methods directly in this class (I understand it pulls some of these from SimObject), which made me think this may a better place to ask in the meantime.
Thanks
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