I just pushed a bunch of stuff that gets the inorder cpu model working in the main tree and validated against a few shorter regressions (hello,twolf,vortex) that I added to keep it to some level of functionality.
Of some level of annoyance is that HG committed a couple of the "null"-merges I had to do with some of the recent changes that were in the tree. I called them null-merges because I really didnt do anything other than accept the changes (it affected no inorder-code). However, it caused to heads in my tree that had to be merged. I tried to commit each patch separately to avoid the committing of this code (e.g. hg push -r 6178) but everything just backfired on me. Yes, quite annoying. I think everything is still working and the damage done is a few redundant changesets, but let me know if there is a need of a revert. I kept all the patches together in a separate directory just in case something happened unexpectedly (and it did!). Lastly, I got the inorder model to work for a few longer regressions (eon, gzip, perl) but I need to do a couple of performance optimizations to speed up the simulation. Shouldnt take too long but we'll see. -- =========== Korey L Sewell PhD Candidate Computer Science & Engineering University of Michigan _______________________________________________ m5-dev mailing list [email protected] http://m5sim.org/mailman/listinfo/m5-dev
