Hi,
I have tried to use --trace-flags into command line(written in python
file) to invoke new traceflags as follow:
cmd = m5 + ' -d ' + out_dir +\
' --stats-file=' + sta_file +\
' ' + current_dir + sim_dir + 'configs/' + cf + '/fs.py' +\
' -b ' + benchmark +\
' --trace-flags=' + 'DRAM' +\
' > ' + std_file + ' 2> ' + err_file
When I run the simulation,error message shows:
usage: fs.py [options]
fs.py: error: no such option: --trace-flags
Does anybody know what the problem is ?
Thanks,
Tracy
>> I added a new traceflag into traceflags.py. How could I invoke this
>> trace flag in the simulation execution.
>> In m5_2.0b1, I could invoke traceflags by using the following
>> definition:
>> root.trace.flags = "UART"
>> What should I do in m5_2.0b3?
>
> --trace-flags= on the m5 command line.
>
> m5 --help
> will give you extensive help output.
>
>
> Nate
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