I am working my way through the tutorial and I have some questions. I noticed that the tutorial at: https://www.gem5.org/documentation/learning_gem5/part1/cache_config/ has a section called Adding parameters to your script. It describes the parser arguments that seem to be built in to the current caches.py. The segment of code is not in the example full scripts caches.py and two_level.py. Are these examples that should be added to new runs to make sure we can modify the parameters?
I found the statistics file for gem5 in the m5out directory. Is that the limit of the output statistics? I can see that to generate a performance versus size of cache experiment, I will have the students run through multiple parameters and then parse the stats.txt file. Also based on my reading, gem5 has several CPU designs built in to the system (X86, RISCV, MIPS, SPARC, and ARM). Are there block diagrams of the internal CPU simulations available? The diagram would assist the user in defining memory and control interfaces. I am working up a set of lecture for an advanced computer architecture class which will include a tutorial, and a class project. I am trying to find existing art that might help me tailor the lecture notes. Dr. Nick Beser Johns Hopkins University Whiting School of Engineering
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