Chaitali,
You need to compile the programs with the cross compiler. Depending
on the programs this may be as simple as setting your CC variable to
the cross compiler, or if it is a more complex process it make have a
parameter you can pass to configure to do it or perhaps you'll have
to do some work to make it work. After you have a binary you'll need
to put it on the disk image -- look at www.m5sim.org for instructions.
Normally the linux scheduler will schedule the threads as it sees
fit. If you want to change this take a look at this article from IBM:
http://www-128.ibm.com/developerworks/linux/library/l-affinity.html?
ca=dgr-lnxw09Affinity
Ali
On Nov 11, 2006, at 12:51 PM, Chaitali Gupta wrote:
Hi,
I have successfully installed and run m5 2.0 in full
system mode. I can run the benchmarks in full system
and see the stats.
But, I want to run two programs - one single-threaded
and one multithreaded program on m5 in full system
mode. I have installed cross compiler - crosstool-0.42
from the kegel site mentioned in the m5 webpage.
My question is -
How can I compile and run my own programs on m5 and
also how can I specify the threads to be run on
different cores of the processor for the
multi-threaded program?
Eagerly waiting for a reply.
Regards-
Chaitali
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