Actually, I don't know what is wrong with that indentation, but please note that there is also a memory debugger available. -Rick
Rick Strong wrote: > I made an indentation error and have resent my list. Note the correct > indentation of Memory Debugger. > > At the encouragement of Nate, I have formed a list of possible > contributions that I could make to the M5 community. Like many of you, > time is against me so if any of these features sounds interesting to > the community, please let me know and give me a relative order of > interest. If none of the additions seem interesting, I will not be > hurt as that means more development time ... ^_^. > > *Possible M5 Contributions* > > * Parsec Simulation > o shell script for running various workloads > o tips in compiling parsec for alpha while using the general > parsec build manager > o Observed difficulties with the different input sets and > solutions > o Performance numbers to compare against > * Directory Coherence Model -- based on a upgraded version Jiayuan > Meng's work > o MSI directory coherence model > o Supports packet piggy backing for invalidate, fetch, > writeback requests > o Banked model exists -- Based on Jiayuan Meng's work > o Verified to work in both the memory tester and Parsec > benchmarks for simsmall and medium > * Mesh Model --based on Jiayuan Meng's work > * Crossbar model > o Full connected network plugin that is a minor rewrite of the > current bus model. * Memory Debugger > o Timeout for each memory access > o Each memory access read is verified against a value stored > in atomic memory blog. > o Each memory write is recorded in the atomic memory blog > o Inserts at the cpu_side of each L1 cache. > o A separate memory debugger is plugged into IObus and each > cpu core. o All memory debuggers connect to the > same memory blog: > o Memory blog uses the default PhysicalMemory object already > in M5 > * New alpha console > o I have not had a large block of time to figure out how to > remake all the regression values. > * Memory check pointing works for 2GB and greater > * McPAT power model support > o New power model replacement for Wattch that offers greater > fidelity and completeness to actual systems. > o You can use output statistics to generate power numbers > o I have a script that generates a structured xml file with > the combined information of config.ini and m5stats.txt that > contains performance counter information and system settings. > > I am probably forgetting a few things here, but I think this includes > most of the interesting changes that I could release. Let me know your > thoughts. > > Thanks in advance, > Richard > > _______________________________________________ m5-users mailing list [email protected] http://m5sim.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/m5-users
