Hi Gabriel,
First, Ruby is a bit of a mess as far as circular dependencies go. Some of
this is historic, and some of it is inherent to the design. I'm not too
surprised you're running into this issue.
The SimObject initialization is documented here:
http://doxygen.gem5.org/release/current/classSi
I am currently hacking my way through it using the NodeID (e.g, (A).version on
python side) as a parameter of controller (B) so that I can basically write in
(B)'s state machine :
MachineID proxiedController :=
createMachineID(MachineType:, proxiedNodeID);
It seems to work for now but I wou
Hi,
I need to reference an upstream controller (A) in the parameters of another
ruby controller (B).
(B) is a downstream_destination for (A) in the ruby system.
However, using a Param.RubyController in (B) to reference (A) obviously creates
a cycle in the hierarchy.
How can I get the MachineID o
