Hi all,
I have implemented a per-core DVFS in gem5, mimicking an on-demand governer. My
question here is if the cpu is in quiesce state(TC is suspended) while DVFS
routine is scheduled, should I wakeup() the suspended TC?.
Similarly while doing a drain and switching to a different cpu model,
Hello,
I am running a SPEC2006 multiprogrammed workload in Full System mode on
X86. My overall goal is to figure out how many instructions each individual
process has executed. For example, if I am running 4 applications on a
single core, I want to know how much work each application did compared
I want to add a simple statistic which i am using as a counter and and want
to display it in stats.txt file .
i am going to perform only addition operation on it .
what all changes do i have to make and in which files ?
i read the wiki page for it but couldn't understand much from it .
Hi
I am not really familiar with the Ruby memory system, it looks like that
the l1 and l2 cache are auto-generated based on the
/src/mem/ruby/system/CacheMemory, and the .sm file just create the cache
during compilation.
Since this cache source code is shared between the l1 and l2, is it