Hi
In the default prefetch code of gem5, we see
// We just remove the head if we are full
if (pf.size() == size) {
pfRemovedFull++;
PacketPtr old_pkt = *pf.begin();
DPRINTF(HWPrefetch, "Prefetch queue full, "
On Wed, 19 Sep 2012, Mahmood Naderan wrote:
Hi
In the default prefetch code of gem5, we see
// We just remove the head if we are full
if (pf.size() == size) {
pfRemovedFull++;
PacketPtr old_pkt = *pf.begin();
DPRINTF(HWPrefetch,
>What does correct mean?
I mean, do we have such implementation is a producer/consumer model?
Is this fuctionality correct?
>Do you think a not 'correct' event can occur if the packet is dropped?
Yes and that is a natural problem with a fix sized buffer.
So how do you deal with a full buffer?
In t
I am trying to add debug symbol information for the benchmark I am running.
I can see where the the debug symbol information is added from the kernel
binary itself, but is there a built-in way to pass a file with the symbol
table information for my binary into gem5? Or, do I need to manually add my
Hi Ali,
After some testing it seems that removing the flag does not cause any
problems. Moreover it solve my problem, so it's perfect :)
Thanks,
Nathanaël
Le 18/09/2012 15:55, Ali Saidi a écrit :
Hi Nathanaël,
I'd guess it shouldn't be. I think it was that way from when the ITSTATE
bits we
Would you mind posting a patch?
Thanks,
Ali
On 19.09.2012
14:43, nathanael.premill...@irisa.fr wrote:
> Hi Ali,
>
> After some
testing it seems that removing the flag does not cause any
> problems.
Moreover it solve my problem, so it's perfect :)
>
> Thanks,
>
>
Nathanaël
>
> Le 18/
On 19.09.2012 14:30, Anthony Gutierrez wrote:
> I am trying to add
debug symbol information for the benchmark I am running. I can see where
the the debug symbol information is added from the kernel binary itself,
but is there a built-in way to pass a file with the symbol table
information for
Ok, I'll have to add it myself. Right now I'm just objdumping the symbol
into a file then using SymbolTable::load() to populate the table. I don't
want only my binary's code either, so I don't care if other code is at the
address, I just want to be able to be able to see that code as well as my
bin
Done !
http://reviews.gem5.org/r/1423/
Le 19/09/2012 21:13, Ali Saidi a écrit :
Would you mind posting a patch?
Thanks,
Ali
On 19.09.2012 14:43, nathanael.premill...@irisa.fr wrote:
Hi Ali,
After some testing it seems that removing the flag does not cause any
problems. Moreover it solve my
When I first took a look ALPHA instruction description in
arm/isa/decoder.isa file, there are several different "format" for
different type of instructions.
While for ARM ISA, there is only one "format" named DataOp in the deocder
file, even worse I don't know where to find definition
like ArmMultA
That is a format defined in src/arch/arm/isa/formats/multi.isa
The decode_block from that file is used to handle instructions in that decode
block. I usually just grep for the uppercase version in src/arch/arm.
Hope this helps,
Jason
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Hi, All
I use zz_stallAndWaitRequest to stall and wait a messag in a busy state.
And when the busy state transits to a stable state, I use
ka_wakeUpAllDependents to wakeup
All the messages that are waiting in the waiting table. In most cases,
The waiting message can be woken up. However, som
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