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Subject: Re: [gem5-users] Assertion `blocksInUse() == 0'
Thanks,
I'll look into that.
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Re: [gem5-users] Assertion `blocksInUse() == 0'
Well it's hard to suggest a solution given that we dont know what changed
w/the inorder code for this assert to get triggered.
The basics is just that you need to understand what that "blocksInUse"
variable is for. I think that
Well it's hard to suggest a solution given that we dont know what changed
w/the inorder code for this assert to get triggered.
The basics is just that you need to understand what that "blocksInUse"
variable is for. I think that it the number of blocks pending in the fetch
unit, but to double check
Hello,
I'm toying around with the inorder CPU code and I'm trying to run two
threads.
I get the following message:
gem5.debug: build/ALPHA_SE/cpu/inorder/resources/fetch_unit.cc:590: virtual
void FetchUnit::trap(Fault, ThreadID, ThePipeline::DynInstPtr): Assertion
`blocksInUse() == 0' fail
