Hi,
As you say the stats file displays all the results. If your image
includes the m5 binary then you can reset the stats by adding to the rcS
file the following line:
/sbin/m5 resetstats
Just before the call to ls. That should work.
Regards,
Oscar
On 19/07/17 13:46, Saad Sheikh wrote:
Hello,
I am new to gem5. I ran a simple 'ls' script on full system mode using
the example/fs.py file i.e. "build/ARM/gem5.opt configs/example/fs.py
--disk-image=/home/saad/arm_image/disks/linux-aarch32-ael.img
--script=configs/boot/test.rcS" where test.rcS contains the command to
list the current directory items.
Using the stats.txt file, how to I differentiate between the results
(i.e. no. of hits) caused specifically by the system call 'ls' only
and those caused by the complete running system because I am assuming
the that stats.txt file display all the results caused by the system
from beginning to end(i.e. system startup, kernel system calls, etc..)
Thank you!
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