HI
On Tue, Feb 10, 2009 at 12:13 PM, Rick Strong <[email protected]> wrote: > > ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- > > > > *Do i need to hack configs/example/se.py or use the use the patch by > > Jiayuan Meng ?* > > > > Thanks > > HARI > > You need to do both. Jiayuan's patch is designed to run a single > benchmark with a mesh model. If you want to run a workload, you need to > assign each process to a different core in configs/example/se.py. While starting simulation we have....... max_insts_all_threads = 100000000 num of cpus = 8 num threads per cpu = 2 system.cpu[0].workload = [Mybench.sphinx3, Mybench.gobmk] system.cpu[1].workload = [Mybench.bwaves, Mybench.bzip2] system.cpu[2].workload = [Mybench.bwaves, Mybench.bwaves] system.cpu[3].workload = [Mybench.sphinx3, Mybench.libquantum] system.cpu[4].workload = [Mybench.gobmk, Mybench.h264ref] system.cpu[5].workload = [Mybench.namd, Mybench.bzip2] system.cpu[6].workload = [Mybench.libquantum, Mybench.h264ref] system.cpu[7].workload = [Mybench.libquantum, Mybench.namd] With the above running simulation, its clear that we are assigning each process to different cores. Again the situation is still the same as while running the simulation we got statistics file(m5stats.txt) with some cpu(s) have all the result values to be 0. We dont understand why this is happening even when we are assigning each process to different cores. Thanks Ashutosh Jain
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