Hi Yongbing,
If you are using Ruby as the memory system, you can NOT leverage the fast
forwarding feature because Ruby doesn't support it. Please refer to
http://www.gem5.org/General_Memory_System for the comparison between classic
and ruby memory system.
-Tao
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Hi,
I want to enable fast forwarding when ruby module is loaded. In the
implementation, switching cpu should be happened between AtomicSimpleCPU and
TimingSimpleCPU (plus ruby enabled). However, their cache and memory
organization are different. What should I do in order to achieve thi
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From: Malek Musleh
Date: Tue, Sep 13, 2011 at 4:05 PM
Subject: Ruby Request Default Access Mode Type is always Supervisor?
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Hi,
I
Hi,
I have a question about the creation of Ruby Requests. It seems that
when a ruby request is created in the recvTiming() of RubyPorts, it
creates the request with the RubyAccessMode_Supervisor Attribute by
default.
RubyPort::recvTiming():
RubyRequest ruby_request(pkt->getAddr(), pkt->getPt
Hi,
Is it possible to execute the rcS files from a system restore point?
Or how can I run benchmarks automatically in FS mode without using the terminal?
Thanks,
Nil
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You could write your own execution trace object which checked for the PC
of interest and read/printed the registers you want. There are examples
of those in the cpu directory and they plug in in place of the thing
that makes --debug-flags=Exec work.
Also, you shouldn't ask the same question again
