Hi,
I figured out an easy way of doing this. I went into Text.cc and changed the
output() routine to the following:
############
void
Text::output()
{
ccprintf(*stream, "\n---------- Begin Simulation Statistics
----------\n");
list<Info *>::const_iterator i, end = statsList().end();
for (i = statsList().begin(); i != end; ++i){
if((*i)->name.compare("system.l2.overall_hits")==0 ||
(*i)->name.compare("system.l2.overall_accesses")==0){
(*i)->visit(*this);
}
}
ccprintf(*stream, "\n---------- End Simulation Statistics
----------\n");
stream->flush();
}
###############
Essentially, I check for the name of the info before allowing it to be
visited.
While this works, I am encountering a very peculiar behavior. In the
Stats.txt in the M5out output folder, I am getting double amount of output.
For example, before changing Text.cc, I get
"-------------------Begin Simulation Statistics -------------"
(useful stats here...)
"-------------------End Simulation Statistics ---------------"
But after changing Text.cc by adding the underlined lines, I get the
following:
"-------------------Begin Simulation Statistics -------------"
(useful stats here...(A))
"-------------------End Simulation Statistics ---------------"
"-------------------Begin Simulation Statistics -------------"
(useful stats here...(B))
"-------------------End Simulation Statistics ---------------"
Where A and B are not the same. While I verified that the numbers in B are
what I want, I am very curious what the numbers for A represent and how to
prevent A from getting into the output file.
Does anyone have any ideas?
Thanks,
Steve
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