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> Thanks Andreas!
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> Is there a way to configure the bin size and/or # bins for reads and
> writes, like for other statistics?
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utput will indeed be in stats.txt.
Andreas
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> Hi,
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> I want to generate a heatmap of the addresses accessed i
True)
The output will indeed be in stats.txt.
Andreas
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Hi,
I want to generate a heatmap of the addresses accessed in memory. I got a
CommMonitor object hooked up but see two CommMonitor.py files, one under
src/mem and another under build/. Which one should be modified? I suppose
this needs no compilation afterwards, right? Is the heatmap dumped in
sta
