Hi Carlos
I had the same problem
“
std::shared_ptr FDArray::getFDEntry(int): Assertion `0 <= tgt_fd &&
tgt_fd < _fdArray.size()' failed.
”
Have you solved it?
Thanks!
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Thank you so much ! It works.
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It should be able to run std::thread.
Make sure you have enough cores set in the simulation command. (E.g. -n 4)
Cheers,
Dan
On Fri, Jun 5, 2020 at 12:50 AM Taiyu Zhou via gem5-users <
gem5-users@gem5.org> wrote:
> Hi guys!
> I am trying to run a Muti-thread program in SE mode. But It can’t wor
Hi guys!
I am trying to run a Muti-thread program in SE mode. But It can’t work
in SE mode. It is gem5 se mode can’t support std::thread?
My program is simple:
"
void th(){
printf("thread\n");
}
int main(){
std::thread t1(th);
std::thread t2(th);
Are you mounting and modifying the disk on the host while gem5 is
using it at the same time? That likey cannot work because the Linux
kernel representation of guest and host will differ. Also gem5 does
not write back to disk.
The file sharing mechanisms I know to modify guest visible files from
ho
Hi guys,
I did not use gem5 for a long time and I try to get back at it. I am also new
to full system simulations.
I am facing a problem when I try to copy files on on my gem5 image disk and
access them through my gem5 simulation.
I have an ubuntu 16 img for ARM 64bits that boots and I can chec
Gourav,
I've just fixed this issue. Thanks for making us aware of those broken
lines. Those were the Dockerfiles though, you should be able to pull the
docker images just fine and run gem5 within a Docker container.
Please let me know if you run into any other issues.
Kind regards,
Bobby
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