[gem5-users] Some questions about FS mode multi core simulation?

Hi, All, I have some questions about multi core full system simulation: 1. Is there any way that I can specify the chip area in a CMP configuration? 2.For ARM FS mode, If I do not use checkpoint, can I use the detail CPU mode from the beginning to boot the system? 3.Any one

Re: [gem5-users] Ruby Message.clone() -- multicast

Thanks for the advice, Tushar. I think deleting it is fine; its a reference counted pointer (or so it appears to be), so it won't actually be deleted until all references have been cleared. At any rate, I did just go ahead and attach an extra id to the flits. Not terrible. Thanks! -Mark On Tue

Re: [gem5-users] Can I specify the chip floorplan( the location of cores and caches) in gem5?

Another question is where to define the parameter like chip area? Thanks. On Mon, Aug 6, 2012 at 5:28 AM, Erik Tomusk wrote: > gem5 doesn't do any sort of floor planning, so it's not that difficult to > give gem5 a configuration that isn't practical or even physically possible. > > You might be

Re: [gem5-users] Ruby Message.clone() -- multicast

Do you know http://code.google.com/p/tpzsimul/? It support multicast and much accurate router models than Garnet --Valentin El 08/08/2012, a las 00:27, Mark Browning escribió: > Is it generally safe to send multiple copies of the same > MsgPointer(ref-counted) around? That is, if a message