No, M5 doesn't support anything like that at this time. You can create
a checkpoint of multi-programmed workloads, but you can't take two
checkpoints of simple workloads and restore them to multiple cpus.
It's not impossible to do but it would require a good bit of hacking
on M5 to make work.
Ali
On Feb 13, 2008, at 12:11 AM, dean michael ancajas wrote:
Hello Ali,
Under the 'checkpoints' and/or 'simpoints' section are you going to
discuss on how to restore multiple different checkpoints in a
heterogeneous multiprocessor setup(different checkpoints restored
for each processor or groups of processor) or possibly on an SMT
machine(different checkpoints restored for each thread)?
thanks,
dean
On 2/11/08, Ali Saidi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Everyone,
Below is roughly the outline we've used for previous M5 tutorials.
We're in the process of updating our slides for the ASPLOS
tutorial in
a few weeks and would like any input you have. Irrespective of if
you
plan to attend the tutorial or not we would like input about what
should be covered in more detail and what we're spending too much
time
on.
Thanks,
Ali
Introduction & Overview
History
Attributes
Objects/Events/Modes
Current work (lots has change)
Future Work (lots has changed)
Compiling and Running M5
Source Tree
Building
Output files
Checkpoints
Simpoints
Full system workloads
Network workloads
Parts of a workload
Current M5 Object models
CPU Models
Time buffers
Templates
Checker
State
Memory System
Requests/Packets
Access modes
Interconnects
Caches
Coherence
I/O
Device overview
Disks
NICs
Extending M5
M5 Internals
Configurations
Serialization
Events
ISA description
Statistics
Debugging M5
Tracing
Debugger
Remote debugger
Wrapup
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