think this is related to a bug in the cache, and I am pretty sure this
> patch: http://reviews.gem5.org/r/1294/ will fix it.
>
> Could you give it a go?
>
> Andreas
>
> From: Ali chaker mailto:ali.chaker2...@gmail.com
> >>
> Reply-To: gem5 users mailing list gem5-use
HI,
I'm running bbench in gem5 with 2 cores and I've the following error:
gem5.debug: build/ARM/mem/cache/cache_impl.hh:893: void
Cache::handleResponse(Packet*) [with TagStore = LRU]: Assertion
`pkt->req->masterId() < system->maxMasters()' failed.
Program received signal SIGABRT, Aborted.
0x00
s ?
Regards,
Ali Chaker
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d I've the following statistics:
>
>
>
> *system.l2.overall_avg_mshr_miss_latency::cpu.data 116713.648032*
>
> *system.l2.overall_avg_miss_latency::cpu.data 136045.358298*
>
> *
> *
>
> It seems like hit latency is used in acce
045.358298*
*
*
It seems like hit latency is used in access and response. So *
avg_miss_latency*= 15.8**2*+2.5+2(buses latency) +100=136.1? Is it right?
Thanks in advance
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Ali Chaker
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the committedOps?
What is the difference between (*system.cpu.committedOps* <<< *sim_ops*)
and between (*system.cpu.committedInsts <<< sim_insts) *? **
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2cache --cpu-type=arm_detailed -n 4*
Thanks in advance
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Hi,
The latency is mentioned as number of cycles, so can we convert
"cycle" to "ns". In another word, if I want to set the L1 latency to 2
cycles @1GHZ and @2GHZ:
@1GHZ l1 latency = (1/1,000,000,000)*2 seconds
@2GHZ l1 latency = (1/2,000,000,000)*2 seconds
Is that r
Hi,
I have a question regarding Cache statistics in gem5. Is there any
information about cache eviction in the statis.txt gem5 output file? what
about system.cpu.icache.writebacks::writebacks
and system.cpu.dcache.writebacks::writebacks?
Thanks,
Ali Chaker
et->pkt->cmdToIndex()][target->pkt->req->masterId()]
+= completion_time - target->recvTime;*
I don't understand how the cache miss latency is calculated ? the latency
cache parameter is for cache hit latency or cache miss latency?
Thanks,
Ali Chaker
2012/6/7 Nilay Vaish
> On
cache hitlatency is the time between sendind address and data returning
from cache and cache misslatency is the time between sending address and
data returning from next-level cache/memory.
BR,
Ali Chaker
2012/6/7 Nilay Vaish
> On Thu, 7 Jun 2012, Ali chaker wrote:
>
> Thanks!
>
Thanks!
I need this because I have this cache latency (cycle) configuration:
CPU -- L1---L2--DRAM
10 20 (Hit the L2)
10 29100 (Miss the L2)
BR,
ALI CHAKER
2012/6/7 Nilay Vaish
> On Thu, 7 Jun 2012, Ali chaker wr
Hello,
I found that there is only one cache parameter for the latency. Is it
possible to configure the memory cache with two different latency values
(misslatency and hitlatency)?
Thanks & Regards,
ALI CHAKER
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Thanks for these details.
Regards,
Ali Chaker
2012/6/1 Jack Harvard
> You wouldn't expect the O3CPU and Timing/Atomic to have exactly the same
> cache miss rate, for example, when the branch prediction is turned on in
> the O3 CPU, the i cache miss rate won't be the sam
erall accesses
system.l2.overall_miss_rate::cpu.data0.126456
# miss rate for overall accesses
* *Any help would be appreciated! Thanks!
BR, ALI CHAKER
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