On Mon, 7 Jan 2013, Mostafa Mahmoud Hassan wrote:
No, the kernel is not missing anything. Download the source of the Linux
kernel and try to figure out how the information about caches is fetched
from the processor. Note that you do know the format in which the
kernel displays cache info during boot time.
--
Nilay
I guess the info shown on the terminal is misleading, I checked the
"config.ini" file in the results directory and found this :
[system.l1_cntrl0.L1DcacheMemory]
type=RubyCache
assoc=2
is_icache=false
latency=3
replacement_policy=PSEUDO_LRU
size=131072
start_index_bit=4
[system.l1_cntrl0.L1IcacheMemory]
type=RubyCache
assoc=2
is_icache=false
latency=3
replacement_policy=PSEUDO_LRU
size=131072
start_index_bit=4
the size is 128KB= 131072 B ......do you think that the info in the terminal is
misleading, or may be the info in config.ini ?? how should we know that
In order to know what is correct, what is not, you should do what I wrote
in my previous email.
--
Nilay
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