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Hi folks. I said a while ago I intended to change how various files
needed by M5 were located, and this weekend I started looking into
actually doing that. The first thing I think I'm going to do is keep the
end behavior basically the same but adjust how SysPaths.py works to make
it more amenable
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- Nilay
On 2011-02-18 14:55:40, Korey Sewell wrote:
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Ship it!
- Brad
On 2011-02-18 14:55:40, Korey Sewell wrote:
Nate,
Didn't you create a .m5 config file to do some of this at one point?
Ali
On Feb 21, 2011, at 4:40 PM, Gabe Black wrote:
As far as actual changes to the way paths are resolved, I was thinking
the following.
Right now, the directories in M5_PATH (or the defaults) are walked
through
As far as actual changes to the way paths are resolved, I was thinking
the following.
Right now, the directories in M5_PATH (or the defaults) are walked
through one at a time, and if one exists it becomes system.dir. When the
path for a disk image, etc., is needed, it's formed by taking that
Since I think Nate is occupied right now, I grepped for .m5 and found
what I think you're talking about in src/python/m5/coinfig.py. It looks
like it's basically a folder you can put in your home directory where M5
will automatically look for config files. We could roll that into this
too,
Actually digging a bit deeper, it looks like .m5 is where you put an
options.py script which you can use to add new command line options to
M5. That's set up in main.py, and a comment there says its for letting
people set default options, I suppose so you don't have to pass them on
the command
I seem to remember being able to change things like SysPaths in it, or at least
how Nate intended it to work. Of course, there's no documentation about it and
the code is confusing, so i dunno...
Let me ponder the other stuff in this for a day or two...
Ali
On Feb 21, 2011, at 7:56 PM, Gabe
I seem to remember being able to change things like SysPaths in it, or at
least how Nate intended it to work. Of course, there's no documentation about
it and the code is confusing, so i dunno...
Let me ponder the other stuff in this for a day or two...
What's confusing? I added it mostly
On 02/21/11 18:37, nathan binkert wrote:
I seem to remember being able to change things like SysPaths in it, or at
least how Nate intended it to work. Of course, there's no documentation
about it and the code is confusing, so i dunno...
Let me ponder the other stuff in this for a day or
I don't know if we should expect people to reach into main.py like that
in a per user way. It does the job setting default values, but does
anybody use that even? Nobody seems to have known it existed. I think
setting an environment variable is a lot more straightforward than
writing a python
On 02/21/11 20:14, nathan binkert wrote:
I don't know if we should expect people to reach into main.py like that
in a per user way. It does the job setting default values, but does
anybody use that even? Nobody seems to have known it existed. I think
setting an environment variable is a lot
On Feb 21, 2011, at 10:15 PM, Gabe Black wrote:
On 02/21/11 20:14, nathan binkert wrote:
I don't know if we should expect people to reach into main.py like that
in a per user way. It does the job setting default values, but does
anybody use that even? Nobody seems to have known it existed. I
Three places does seem like a lot. What are they specifically?
Hopefully we can get rid of one or two.
That said, using python to generate python to put in a hidden
directory to read with python embedded in a binary is, in my opinion,
WAY more complicated than the problem warrants. The
Quoting Ali Saidi sa...@umich.edu:
Let me ponder the other stuff in this for a day or two...
Ali
Speaking of the other stuff, could anyone give a quick rundown of /dist?
Gabe
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