Hi Michael and Tony,

I tried to assign individual register space to each wavefront to increase the 
number of active wavefronts per SIMD unit. Therefore, GPU can switch the 
schedule to another ready wavefront when the current one gets into stall 
status. However, I got the null pointer because the memstate cannot find the 
virtual space through lookup call in page walk TLB stage. This error was raised 
by the one wavefront gains the incorrect virtual space and the "fixupFault" 
could not find that address within the virtual memory space list and did not 
fix it. Michael, I found your "lazy physical page allocation" commit changed 
the virtual memory mapping. This error was gone when I set the wavefront slot 
number per SIMD to 1, but that is different from the real machine. Do you have 
any thoughts regarding this error, Michael?


Tsung Tai


1372255724303: system.l3_tlb: Doing a page walk for address 0x7ffee93cb000

1372255760321: system.cpu2.CUs.wavefronts3: CU0: WF[1][1]: wave[135] Executing 
inst: flat_load_dword v0, v[2:3] (pc: 0x7ffee9284440; seqNum: 38814)

1372255760321: system.cpu2.CUs.wavefronts3: CU0: WF[1][1]: wave[135] (pc: 
0x7ffee9284448)

1372255760988: system.cpu2.CUs.wavefronts3: CU0: WF[1][1]: wave[135] Executing 
inst: s_waitcnt vmcnt(0) & lgkmcnt(0) (pc: 0x7ffee9284448; seqNum: 38815)

1372255760988: system.cpu2.CUs.wavefronts3: CU0: WF[1][1]: wave[135] (pc: 
0x7ffee928444c)

1372255803009: system.l3_tlb: Doing a page walk for address 0x4e5db000

1372255803009: global: pTable LOOKUP FAIL[0x4e5db392], fixupFault:0

1372255803009: system.l3_tlb: NULL PageWalk address 0x4e5db000
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