Hi,
I really need to use a debugging tool like gdb, but it seems that it
just work with m5.debug.
scons run memtest-ruby with m5.fast, how can I make it use m5.debug?
Thanks,
Somayeh
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I really need to use a debugging tool like gdb, but it seems that it
just work with m5.debug.
scons run memtest-ruby with m5.fast, how can I make it use m5.debug?
In your scons target, you must have the word fast in there somewhere.
If you replace it with debug, it should work. If this
Hi,
When I run the debug version, it returns this error:
m5.debug: build/ALPHA_SE/mem/ruby/eventqueue/RubyEventQueue.cc:79: void
RubyEventQueue::scheduleEventAbsolute(Consumer*, Time): Assertion `timeAbs
m_globalTime' failed.
Program aborted at cycle 256
I did not have this problem when I was
The reason you don't get the error with m5.fast is because m5.fast
compiles out assertions. The issue is still there. (In general I
like to run regressions with m5.opt rather than m5.fast for this
reason.)
Using gdb is easy if you run m5 directly and not via the scons
regression framework
