Are you trying to open a file from within the simulator code, or in a
program that you are trying to simulate? James's advice applies to the
latter. If you're having trouble with the former, then it's just a
plain old C++ programming issue that you can debug the same way you'd
debug any other C++ program. In fact, if you debug by adding printfs
and not by using a debugger, you can apply that technique to either
situation.
Steve
James Srinivasan wrote:
We are not able to open a file in the m5 simulator..
Try tracing the open syscall with --root.trace.flags="SyscallVerbose"
and seeing what it returns. I'm guessing you might have the wrong path
or something if trying to open an existing file.
James
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