Hi, Javed
I think you can add your config at CHI.py like:
class HNFCache(RubyCache):
dataArrayBanks = 1
dataAccessLatency = 1
tagArrayBanks = 1
tagAccessLatency = 1
size = options.l3_size
assoc = options.l3_assoc
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Hi Jason and all,
We are looking for methods to speed up our gem5 simulations.
One of the methods we are very interested in is multi-threaded simulation
exploiting the multi-core resources in our host computers.
Howerver, it seems that the current version of gem5 is basically
single-threaded, n
Hi Jason and all,
We are looking for methods to speed up our gem5 simulations.
One of the methods we are very interested in is multi-threaded simulation
exploiting the multi-core resources in our host computers.
Howerver, it seems that the current version of gem5 is basically
single-threaded, n
Hi Jason and all,
We are looking for methods to speed up our gem5 simulations.
One of the methods we are very interested in is multi-threaded simulation
exploiting the multi-core resources in our host computers.
Howerver, it seems that the current version of gem5 is basically
single-threaded, n
Hi Jason and all,
We are looking for methods to speed up our gem5 simulations.
One of the methods we are very interested in is multi-threaded simulation
exploiting the multi-core resources in our host computers.
Howerver, it seems that the current version of gem5 is basically
single-threaded, n
Hello
I am trying to model a multicore SOC system using Ruby and CHI and I am trying
to model data/tag latency for the L3$ which resides in the HNF.
Looking in CHI.py and CHI_config.py, I could not see any mechanisms to model
this.
Could someone please let me know if this is possible and if so
