Steve,
It depends on whether or not you want to run it in full system mode. If
you do, you will need to add it to your disk image (simply mount the
example image and copy the binary over to it), create a .rcS script, and
add it to m5/configs/common/Benchmarks.py. If you look in
m5/configs/boot/ and look at some of the .rcS scripts you should get an
idea how to do this. If you want to run in systemcall emulation mode you
only need to pass your benchmark as a parameter using -c. Check out the
help options for the example config scripts.
-Tony
On 02/28/2011 06:09 PM, Stevenson Jian wrote:
Hi everyone,
I wrote a simple 1 file c program to test the thrashing behavior of a
cache. I crossed-compiled it against ALPHA and have the static binary
executable. How do I run this c program on M5? I notice that there are
2 posts on the mailing list that asked a similar question. But they
were both 5 years ago and the script names and website links
referenced by the posts are no longer existent. Could someone tell me
what steps to take to run my own program? What scripts should I modify?
Thanks,
Steve
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