Hi Prathap,

We have some patches to restrict way allocation in the cache itself (not per 
core though). You can probably use that as a starting point. I’m afraid beyond 
that you will need to add the appropriate functionality to look at e.g. 
masterId and decide on a way. I’ll try and get those patches posted in the next 
few days.

Andreas

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Date: Monday, 8 June 2015 17:29
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Subject: [gem5-users] L2 cache partitioning

Dear Users,

I am using ARM Full System configuration, where L2 is 8-way set associative 
shared Last Level Cache. I am trying to partition the L2 cache by ways among 
four cores, so that each core gets two ways.
Is there a hardware support(configuration register) available to do this? If 
not can anyone throw some pointers to achieve way partitioning.


Thanks in advance.

Prathap


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