Hi all,
I think I see an option which could accomplish both what Nilay and Brad
want. It seems to me that the problem is that in the run script (
se.py/fs.py/etc) it is a complication to import Options.py, instantiate
optparse.OptionParser, then for every file you subsequently include and for
/Cache.py
http://reviews.gem5.org/r/1291/#comment3230
I think this should default to false here. Unless people take serious
consideration of the number of banks and latencies the timing results won't
make any sense.
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The problem is that all of the ruby test config files need to have
addToPath(configs/topologies) added to them in addition to configs/common
and configs/ruby which is already there. I missed that in the original
patch.
Would it be easier for me create a patch and submit it to reviewboard which
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This way if we need to include a file in the generated slicc code we can
put that file in the EXTRAS directory and not have to modify
mem/ruby/slicc_interface/RubySlicc_includes.hh.
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This guarantees that RubySystem object is created before the
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Hi all,
Since revision 9158:d152d34a4adf (Clock: Make Tick unsigned and remove
UTick) using the option --checkpoint-at-end has been broken. Tracking the
problem down it seems that in src/python/m5/simulate.py drain() the call to
simulate somehow is passing curTick()-1 to the event queue which
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Have you tried with this patch? I was getting similar problems with
drain(), although not with checkpointing. It works for me with this
patch.
http://reviews.gem5.org/r/1367/
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Since
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it!
What is the status of this patch? Can you check it in soon?
- Brad
On August 14th, 2012, 8:20 a.m., Jason Power wrote:
Review request for Default.
By Jason Power.
*Updated Aug. 14, 2012, 8:20 a.m.*
Description
Changeset 9121:1653229eceb3
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Also allows for header files which are required in slicc generated
code to be in a directory
? Are there other
things that you see being added to, or moved into ruby/structures? Is there a
difference between what goes in ruby/structures vs ruby/system?
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I would also like to agree with Nilay and Erik. There are a lot of users
out there which do not have much control over what is installed on our
machines and/or use server farms.
Is another options to just copy the source for protoc/libprotoc into the
gem5 source tree? We could also include some
Hi all,
On the Ruby side I implemented a similar feature in the caches instead of
in the core model. See src/mem/ruby/system/BankedArray
This implementation uses annotations to the state transitions within the
cache coherence protocol to model bank and port conflicts and bandwidth
to/from the
in each folder to the
commit message?
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Could you add an explanation for what kind of file goes in each folder to
the commit message?
Andreas Hansson wrote:
Same here, what is the rationale for the split in terms of what kind of
file goes where? I'm also curios as to why
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Hi Nilay,
Specifically on the issue of using gem5 stats vs keeping Ruby stats
a separate thing, how much work would it be to update gem5 stats to have an
option to output in a way that is more like the current ruby stats? What's
this work compared to the new functions for printing, clearing, etc
/#comment3715
Any reason to leave this commented out code?
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GenericMachineType is supposed to be.
Could you explain what the difference between MachineType and
GenericMachineType and when to use them?
src/mem/slicc/symbols/Type.py
http://reviews.gem5.org/r/1623/#comment3716
Debugging statement? Or is this used for something else?
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In the case where sql fails and you have a stats_file, will this initialize
the stats file twice?
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On April 8, 2013, 6:59 a.m., Jason Power wrote:
I just now was looking at your other patch and I see that for the option
maxtick the help says help=Stop after T ticks. This is ambiguous as to what
the expected behavior is. Can you update the help message in this patch to
clarify exactly
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Ruby: More descriptive message buffer connection fatal
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this with the random
tester?
configs/ruby/MESI_Three_Level.py
http://reviews.gem5.org/r/2140/#comment4543
I don't think this variable is needed anymore.
src/mem/protocol/MESI_Three_Level-L1.cache
http://reviews.gem5.org/r/2140/#comment4544
trailing space
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At a minimum, could you change this so that controllers defaults to the
empty list? This way current code which uses the cluster topology will still
work.
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On April 10, 2014, 4:58 p.m., Nilay Vaish wrote:
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I am not in favour of adding such ad hoc checks to the config file.
Malek Musleh wrote:
I am not quite sure what you mean. There
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Hi all,
I think that Nilay posted this patch after I found some strange performance
numbers when looking at divide. I wrote a homework for one of our graduate
architecture courses where the idea was to look at the effect of pipelining
on performance of an out-of-order processor. As an example of
Yes, I believe that the divide micro-ops currently uses the divide unit
latency, which I think is the cause of the large discrepancy between the
x86 and ARM performance.
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I see. The confusion all makes sense now.
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Hi Brad,
I personally would not like to see this patch pushed as it is. It breaks
our workflow for gem5-gpu. Also, it seems to me that making the
MachineTypes static is a step backwards. It's already hard with Ruby to
create a protocol that isn't a traditional CPU-oriented protocol, and by
not
name. That dependency goes away with this change.
Yes, we do have patches in the pipeline that implement non-CPU cache
controllers. They depend on this patch being checked in.
Brad
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on this to the
wiki?
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I do not recall having every seen a makefile with .mk extension, for that
matter
I don't think makefiles have extensions.
I agree that I have rarely seen Makefiles with extensions. However, looking
into this just now, there is a reference
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from idx to
way/set (in the comment)? It's in the code, but the code is not easily
parsable, at least to me.
Also, are you really getting the index, or are you getting the address at a
specific index? Maybe a more precise name is needed as well.
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/network/MessageBuffer.hh (line 177)
http://reviews.gem5.org/r/2805/#comment5376
Is this necessary with auto in C++11?
On second thought, it doesn't seem to be used in the patch anyway.
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and implement true
[name mangling](http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Name_mangling). (Joking!)
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wanted this ;).
I agree that it would be good if we could control the buffer sizes from Python,
and I don't think it would take too much effor, as Mark said. Seems appropriate
for a future patch, though, when someone needs that feature.
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is appropriate.
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the confusion
altogether.
As far as I know, no protocol uses this parameter (correctly). Am I mistaken
here?
I really hate changes that force all of the protocol-specific python config
files to change, but in this case I think it's worth it.
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On May 12, 2015, 5:45 a.m., Andreas Hansson wrote:
src/mem/packet_queue.cc, line 117
http://reviews.gem5.org/r/2776/diff/1/?file=45138#file45138line117
I strongly disagree with this change. This buffer should not exist, and
even 100 packets is a stretch. Any module hitting this
an
example of how this is used? Say, an example getNextState() function. I'm
having a hard time visualizing how this is supposed to work in a protocol.
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of this function and instead use an assert within the
function.
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On May 12, 2015, 2:15 p.m., Joel Hestness wrote:
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I'm not clear why it is necessary to serialize/unserialize m_phys_mem.
It is a SimpleMemory object, which inherits the empty
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time tomorrow morning trying to come up with a
reasonable solution (or decide it's impossible and give a ship it as is). It
should be possible to encapsulate the duplicated code in the SimObject Python
file.
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(with a cursory grep).
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At a high-level, I like that you're breaking out the replacement policies
this way. However, I really dislike that you
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I'm going to echo what Nilay has said in a other reviews: Could you give an
example of how this is used? Say, an example getNextState() function. I'm
having a hard time visualizing how this is supposed to work in a protocol.
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src/mem/ruby/system/Sequencer.cc, line 529
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What is the purpose of this change? Functionally, it's exactly the
same. Do you plan to make m_warmup_enabled not static
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All of these can be removed if you use Parent.any in CacheMemory.py
like you do in Sequencer.py
, Joel, Brad, Nate, etc. I see some
value in getting to the point where we have a formal structure that
allows
us to vote on issues where we can't reach a consensus.
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At the gem5 users workshop
: this is compatible (and required) with http://reviews.gem5.org/r/2787/ as
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Hi all,
At the gem5 users workshop, I brought up the importance of creating a
governance document (and other processes) for gem5. I have created an
initial proposal for the governance document. The link to a google doc is
below. Assuming no on on this list has any objections, I will also send
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to others that they use WireBuffers.
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on to Nilay, I'd suggest a better name while we're at it. What is abs?
abstract? absolute? I'd go with all_controllers, but I'm ok with how it is
too.
- Jason Power
On June 19, 2015, 4:40 a.m., Brandon Potter wrote
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