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Hi, I am adding a new prefetcher to m5 system. However it seems m5's current
cache implementation does not fully support the prefetching mechanism.
The problem is happening if a writeback request comes to cache while the
cache is issuing a prefetching on the same address.
The writeback request
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Summary
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This patch adds an option to the
Plain textual sort please. I don't completely follow the distinction here,
but I'm guessing that it's pretty subtle at best, and not worth requiring
something more than M-x sort-lines or equivalent to maintain compliance
with.
Steve
On Tue, Dec 28, 2010 at 11:05 AM, nathan binkert
Good catch... it's true that we don't typically run with the prefetcher on,
so it's not too surprising that there are some subtle latent bugs.
It seems to me like the easiest fix would be to detect on a prefetch
response that the cache already has valid data and just throw the prefetch
away.
On Mon, Dec 27, 2010 at 11:56 AM, nathan binkert n...@binkert.org wrote:
I like the former idea... just plain README as a filename seems good
enough
to me. The latter idea (putting it in the root directory with
GENERATED
in the name) has the problem that if you don't know that you're
Plain textual sort please. I don't completely follow the distinction here,
but I'm guessing that it's pretty subtle at best, and not worth requiring
something more than M-x sort-lines or equivalent to maintain compliance with.
I was basically trying to implement something like what you had
My main point is that the location is what matters most. If you're agreeing
that putting something in the directories where the generated files might be
is the right thing to do? In that case, I don't think that the filename
matters that much; README is fine, MISSING_FILES is probably
On Wed, Dec 29, 2010 at 1:32 PM, nathan binkert n...@binkert.org wrote:
Plain textual sort please. I don't completely follow the distinction
here, but I'm guessing that it's pretty subtle at best, and not worth
requiring something more than M-x sort-lines or equivalent to maintain
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Ship it!
I assume that this works. One thing that I will say is that we
Wow, I forgot I had written that... it was only seven years ago.
Yeah. Me too. I only noticed it when I wrote the new version and
noticed that tab completion didn't work trivially.
I guess it does make some sense to have the includes with paths before the
ones that are in the local
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