This is the convention I've been using:
(1) To maintain instance variable naming conventions, I have named the
stats variables using lowerCamelCase.
(2) For stat string output printed to stats.txt, I've used
lower_underscore.
It looks like the majority of stats.txt output strings are in
On Thu, Nov 11, 2010 at 7:29 PM, nathan binkert n...@binkert.org wrote:
This is the convention I've been using:
(1) To maintain instance variable naming conventions, I have named the
stats variables using lowerCamelCase.
(2) For stat string output printed to stats.txt, I've used
Hi,
I'm currently trying to leverage a Python script and McPAT to consume M5
statistics (stats.txt) and calculate power estimates for a simulated system.
Stats variables in the SimObjects are lowerCamelCase according to the
coding style, but it looks like the names output to the stats.txt file
On Thu, Nov 4, 2010 at 12:21 PM, nathan binkert n...@binkert.org wrote:
I'm currently trying to leverage a Python script and McPAT to consume
M5
statistics (stats.txt) and calculate power estimates for a simulated
system.
Stats variables in the SimObjects are lowerCamelCase according
I think the current situation is basically historical... the stats names
with underscores were inherited from SimpleScalar, and then we we went with
camelCase for variable names there was an inherent mismatch that has at
times been perpetuated and at other times ignored.
True.
It would be
