I'm pretty sure the issues you are experiencing were fixed in the latest
hotfix release: v21.1.0.2. You can get this by pulling the latest version
from the gem5 repo's stable branch:
https://gem5.googlesource.com/public/gem5/
Kind regards,
Bobby
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I just saw you sent a fix to gem5 repo and there is a new minor version that
should solve this problem. I'll try it out. Thanks.
Pedro.
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Hi Meng,
Did you found a solution to this problem? Rollback the code to the previous
version?
I have the same weird behavior on my stats.txt with gem5 version 21.1.0.0.
Best,
Pedro.
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Hi Vincent,
Thanks for your experience.
After tracing back through the git history, I found the problematic commit is
70194795c3f41cc3f1e361b3cac24f839d86dd67 (The commit before it gave correct
stats, but this commit and all after it failed).
So here’s a temporary solution:
1. Create a n
Hi Meng,
probably no coincidence. I also observe this with all my statistic
outputs since upgrading to 21.1, both in example and customized
configurations.
It seems that scalar statistics are not affected, but vector and
histogram stats are.
I noticed this a few days ago and saw your mail wh
