Hello All, I have been following Part-II of Jason's Book, where we create a simple MemObject. In the code, our Debug flag prints out the Address of Each Memory request in the from.
"Got Request for Address", pkt->Address. I created my own binary (not hello world) and using it as a process.cmd. In my binary, I am printing out the address of a variable (using printf). When I run this binary in GEM5, without any debug-flags, GEM5 successfully executes and My binary prints out the address of variable. This address remains same in multiple execution runs ( I compiled the binary as static). However, when I run the binary with debug-flags=SimpleMemobj, I was expecting that CPU will generate the request for the same Address where my variable is. But I never see my variable's address at all in "Got Request for Address", pkt->Address. Is the CPU not fetching the variables in my binary at all? if yes, than how come my binary is executing in GEM5?. Muhammad Ali Akhtar Principal Design Engineer http://www.linkedin.com/in/muhammadakhtar
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