Thanks Fernando for your reply. 


I am using Gem5 FS mode with ARM detailed. 

I have been trying m5_dumpreset_stats and m5_dump_stats to know the execution time in ticks for my ROI.

The stats file produced has tens or even hundreds of stats printings[1], which is justified[2] in FS mode. 


Whereas, in SE mode this is not the case, where a couple of stats printings[3] happen which can easily be associated to the inserted m5op[4]. 


So, is there a way a user in FS mode can associate a stats printing to the m5op used? To know that, Aha! this one is about my ROI in FS mode.


[1] stats printing refers to: 


---------- Begin Simulation Statistics ----------

............................................................................

- - - - -  - - -  - - - -- - -  --   - - - - -- -  - -- - - - - - 

............................................................................

---------- End Simulation Statistics -------------


[2] Please see the answer (Where Andreas has explained the fact) to this question: 

http://comments.gmane.org/gmane.comp.emulators.m5.users/18824 


[3] Please see the answer (Where Joel has explained the fact) to this question:

https://www.mail-archive.com/[email protected]/msg08083.html


[4] Anything like m5_dumpreset_stats or m5_dump_stats etc. 



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제목: Re: [gem5-users] How to associate stats printings to m5ops in FSmode?
Hello,

Please, could you give us more information or/and an example of what you're observing?

Regards,

--
Fernando A. Endo, Post-doc

INRIA Rennes-Bretagne Atlantique
France


2015-12-02 6:19 GMT+01:00 Tod <[email protected]>:

Hi everyone,


In SE mode, it's much easier to associate each stats printing to its corresponding m5op. 

However, in FS mode where there are multiple (tens or even hundreds of) stats printings take place in the same 'stats.txt' file; How can we identify the following: 

Which of the stats printing corresponds to what?

OR 

At least, which of the stats printings are the sequel of m5ops invoked by a user?


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