Unfortunately the support for MP benchmarks like Splash in SE mode is
tied to Tru64 (and furthermore requires special M5-specific
implementations of the PARMACS macro library).
We'd very much like to be able to run Linux pthreads programs in SE
mode, but we aren't actively working on that.
The easiest way to get them running would be to use FS mode and just run
them right on top of the Linux kernel. The added hassle of having to
copy the binaries to a disk image and boot the OS is pretty small
compared to the effort required to get them running in SE mode.
Steve
Chenjie Yu wrote:
Hi,
I am using M5 to study cache coherence things. I am trying to use
splash2 as benchmarks. But seems they are not easily compilable. I tried
to link the kernels with pthread library. But that gives segamentation
error when executed in the simulator. Does anyone have experience
porting them on Linux?
Thanks,
Chenjie
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