I'm trying to run a large number of tests, and I want to use the out of order core.
I use DetailedUniConfig and I end up with run times around 11-12x that
of simple scalar (the real one, not the simple scalar based m5 core).
It seems DetailedUniConfig is doing a lot of things I really
don't need but I'm not sure how to specify a configuration which is faster while using the encumbered simple scalar core (I tried using FullO3Config
but it appears to use the newer o3 cpu, and also asserts on every
test I've tried it on).  The encumbered core itself is
very close to simple scalar so it seems I should be able to get at least 50% (g++ isn't the best) the speed of simple scalar if I can pare down the extra details. Basically,
does anyone have such a config file?  It's sort of lazy but I have a lot
to do in a very short amount of time ;-)


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