Hi Steve,
That is pretty much what I had been doing. The problem I am facing is the
check I put in must have been incorrect. I put a check after
mq->deallocate(mshr) is called, this checks if the writeBuffer.allocated
and mshrQueue.allocated are 0. However, it never seems to reach this code
inside
MSHRs should take care of themselves if you just wait for the outstanding
transactions to complete. In timing mode you'll probably have to write
back lines until the write buffer is full, then as the write buffer
empties, add a check if you're in drain mode and keep iterating until
you're all the
Hello Everyone,
I am trying to clean and/or invalidate all cache lines during a drain. I
think I would need to iterate through every cache block and call
writebackBlock() to put them in the writeback buffer. Anybody have any
suggestions on how to do this? I.e., how to prevent drain from completing
