Hello,
You can check:
1) How many cores there are in the config.ini (or equivalent) file
2) How many cores the kernel detects during boot time (system.terminal
file: [0.060288] Brought up 2 CPUs)
Regards,
2015-01-31 10:53 GMT+01:00, Tayebe Sadeghi via gem5-users :
> HiExcuse me,i have a pro
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> I want to run my program in full system
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I want to run my program in full system mo
I want to run my program in full system mode. How can i manage threads and
memory in gem5?Thanks.
On Tuesday, January 13, 2015 9:30 AM, Tayebe Sadeghi
wrote:
Hi AllI want to write a multi thread program in c++ and run it on multi core
in gem5. I want to map threads onto cores for e