The reason you are probably not getting traffic information is because you
are probably printing out the traffic in the bus object. In the case of
the cpu->L1 interface we use a specialized interface that is not a bus
object (hence the in_bus=null). If you turn on trace flags by doing
--root.trace.flags="Bus Cache" you should see all the traffic entering the
L1. If you have added some code to the Bus object trying to print out the
traffic you will also need to add some printouts in the specialized
interface to the L1 (m5/mem/memory_interface_impl.hh). You probably want
to add your printout in the access function.
-Ron
On Thu, 8 Dec 2005, Anupama Kunchakara wrote:
Hi all
In the m5 stats file we are not able to get the traffic from CPU to L1..
We have the traffic from L1->L2,L2->L3 and from L3->memory..
Please tell me what would be the reason for this ?
Ur help will be highly appreciated..
Thank you
--
Anupama
Graduate Student
Computer Science Department
(Webmaster for Lamar Career Center)
Lamar University
Texas
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