Andreas Hansson arm.com> writes:
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> Hi Lluis,
>
> I don¹t want to hijack the thread, but if you want to use this you need:
>
> 1184 - 1186
>
> 1636 - 1647
>
> 1676 - 1678
>
> The performance is indeed closely coupled to how often you dump the stats,
> but it is a big enough issue at the mo
Seyedhamidreza Motaman writes:
> Hello Lluis
> I would really appreciate if you tell me how to run your script for
> extracting .
> xml file for mcpat is there any tutorial file. I used this site but after
> downloading the last file I confronted with this error." This program requires
> jinja2 v
Hello Lluis
I would really appreciate if you tell me how to run your script for
extracting .xml file for mcpat is there any tutorial file. I used this site
but after downloading the last file I confronted with this error." This
program requires jinja2 version 2.7 or later"
Regards,
Hamid
On Tue
hi everyone,
thanks for your reply and for help me.
Could you please show a example of multicore xml for giving to McPAT?
also when I give Mulicore output.xml to McPAT, I get below Error that I don't
know where file is incorrect.
The value of homogeneous_L1Directories or number_of_L1Directories i
Zohreh Naghibi writes:
> Hi Lluís Vilanova,
> Thanks for your useful patch...
> Could you please explain how to use this script file for calculating power
> which
> is using by cache coherence requests?
This script will only generate (from your gem5 results) an XML file that you can
later use
Hi
*Lluís Vilanova,*
*Thanks for your useful patch...*
Could you please explain how to use this script file for calculating power
which is using by cache coherence requests?
Thanks so much
Zohreh Naghibi
On Tue, Apr 15, 2014 at 4:13 AM, Lluís Vilanova wrote:
> Sobhan Niknam writes:
>
> > H
Hi Lluis,
It’s not the input/output to/from files that is slow, it is the passing of
data to/from C++ and Python. With this framework it would be trivial to
add JSON as a new backend, the SQLite is just an example.
An opportunity would be to try and use swig’s —builtin option to try and
reduce th
Andreas Hansson writes:
> Hi Lluis,
> I don¹t want to hijack the thread, but if you want to use this you need:
> 1184 - 1186
> 1636 - 1647
> 1676 - 1678
> The performance is indeed closely coupled to how often you dump the stats,
> but it is a big enough issue at the moment that it needs to be
Hi Lluis,
I don¹t want to hijack the thread, but if you want to use this you need:
1184 - 1186
1636 - 1647
1676 - 1678
The performance is indeed closely coupled to how often you dump the stats,
but it is a big enough issue at the moment that it needs to be resolved
before the patches can go in
I'm curious. Why do you use python shelves instead of plain JSON? Is
serialization faster, or just more convenient to implement?
As for the performance bottleneck, I imagine it should not be a problem unless
you're producing dumps very frequently during the execution.
I've also tried to see which
Hi everyone,
As the issue of having a better stats format popped up, I merely wanted to
grab the opportunity and highlight that there are already patches to turn
the stats into Python data structures, and dump them either as shelves, or
in a SQLite database (see e.g. http://reviews.gem5.org/r/1638
Good to know. Then I suppose the correct accounting is:
If so, I'll commit a fix for that. I started writing this code using a very old
gem5 version, thus the "oldstable" templates.
BTW, are there any plans for dumping stats in JSON format? That would greatly
simplify post-proc
In O3, numCycles includes idleCycles. So busy cycles is numCycles -
idleCycles.
As a side note, there is also quiesceCycles.
Thanks,
Amin
On Tue, Apr 15, 2014 at 2:45 PM, Tiago Mück wrote:
> Hi Lluíz,
>
> I've noticed that you are using this mapping in your core template:
>
>
>
>
Hi Lluíz,
I've noticed that you are using this mapping in your core template:
I think *core.numCycles* accounts only for busy cycles, so the correct
would be:
Please let me know if I'm wrong.
Also, why are you using *core.iew.iewIdleCycle* instead o
Sobhan Niknam writes:
> Hi,
> I need to use GEM5 and McPAT together. Also, I use ALPHA Architectures over
> GEM5. I need to have the power analysis of all components in Gem5 simulation.
> for extracting power from output of Gem5 with McPAT, I searched a lot, and
> find
> valid parsers or methods
Hi,
I need to use GEM5 and McPAT together. Also, I use ALPHA Architectures over
GEM5. I need to have the power analysis of all components in Gem5 simulation.
for extracting power from output of Gem5 with McPAT, I searched a lot, and find
valid parsers or methods to integrate GEM5 with McPAT,
Hi all,
Is there anyone who has an up to date gem5-to-McPat parser to generate the
input xml files for McPat?? All I found were very old ones which keep
giving errors including the ones below:
https://bitbucket.org/rickshin/m5-mcpat-parser
https://www.cl.cam.ac.uk/~acr31/sicsa/
I am using gem5 stab
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