Hi Aritra,

CleanEvict packets are generated by caches which have the parameter
writeback_clean set to false whenever there is an eviction of a clean
block. This is primarily to inform the snoop filter that a cache has a
evicted a block.

Hope this helps,

Nikos


On 02/03/2021 12:24, bagchi95aritra--- via gem5-users wrote:
Hi all,

I observe a lot of packets (requests) of type “CleanEvict” on running some 
benchmarks on gem5. Surprisingly gem5’s default stat doesn’t seem to count 
them, and so I count the number of them by creating my own stat variables in 
gem5. I use classic memory model. And I see those CleanEvicts in the L3 (LLC. 
Could someone help me understand what CleanEvicts actually are, how are they 
generated in gem5 cache?

Thanks and regards,
Aritra
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