Hi
>For setting up multicores configurations with ISA x86,the simulator should be
>in FS.
Not necessarily...
You can see use X86 SE mode with a cmp configuration. Have a look at
http://www.m5sim.org/SPEC_CPU2006_benchmarks#M5_python_configure_script
it will give you the idea.
On 5/8/12, wael Amr
Hi
I think you should ask on the parsec mailing list.
http://parsec.cs.princeton.edu/help.htm#MailingLists
On 5/8/12, Udit Kumar wrote:
> Hello friends,
>
> I need help regarding traffic behavior of different benchmark.
>
> We designed an Adaptive routing algorithm, and we are looking
> benchmark
Hi,
You can use initparam to pass one parameter. Normally I would
have one rcS script per benchmark and use the initparam to select the
number (4) in this case.
Ali
On 07.05.2012 22:09, ef wrote:
> Is
it possible to pass any arguments to the rcS file?
> For instance on
the command line
Hi All,
For setting up multicores configurations with ISA x86,the simulator should
be in FS.
According to per configuration section at (http://www.m5sim.org/Build_System
)
So Is this the following configuration mandatory to use gem5 for simulating
the multicores ?
FULL_SYSTEM = TRUE
PROTOCOL = '
Is it possible to pass any arguments to the rcS file?
For instance on the command line to run gem5 I set -b Canneal and -n 4 can
I pass Canneal and 4 to the rcS file?
Thanks in advance.
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Hi,all
I am a beginner in gem5.
I am doing a project using SPEC OMP2001.
I am wondering how could I run this benchmark in gem5. I have read the
document but there are only instructions for SPEC CPU2000/2006 but not for
SPEC OMP2001.
Can anyone give me some suggestion on it? Or some
Ali,
Thanks for the pointers. The issues you pointed out about the cache are on
my to-do list. It seems like I need to dig into codes to work around them.
Since I am new to Gem5, I first plan to find a way to migrate the code
between the two different cpus (O3 and functional types), and then I wi
Hello friends,
I need help regarding traffic behavior of different benchmark.
We designed an Adaptive routing algorithm, and we are looking
benchmark with large contended traffic so that we can see real
adavantage of the adaptive routing.
I tried to look canneal application and my observation is
Hi Eng.Hamid,
I don't know as i am a new user to gem5 ,so i will start understanding it
first to be able to apply a scheduling algorithm ,then
i will search in using performance tools to measure cache misses.
Thanks
Best Regards
Wael Amr
On Mon, May 7, 2012 at 12:31 PM, Hamid Reza Khaleghzadeh <
Hamid,
You asked this same question 25 minutes before this email. Were you upset
that no one answered you in that intervening time? In the primary
developer's timezone, it was still 6 in the morning, and it is unlikely
anyone was awake to answer it.
Also, I've noticed that many of your questions
Hello,
Is there any way to reset ruby stats when m5 resetstats is invoked?
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Hi all,
As you know, Gem5 stats (stats.txt) can be reset by m5 resetstats. I found
that reseting stats in ruby stats (ruby.stat) is not possible. Could you
tell me where I can add this facility to Gem5?
Thanks
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Hi Wael,
Could you tell me which tool can be used in ALPHA_FS to obtain number of
cache misses?
Good luck
On Sun, May 6, 2012 at 9:03 AM, wael Amr wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I asked before about obtaining cache misses (
> http://www.mail-archive.com/gem5-users@gem5.org/msg03331.html)
> and i was advised
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