I should collect this information in order to train a neural network, so I
should have a large dataset made of various simulations. Training the network
with all those informations, instruction after instruction (or periodically,
with a time slot), should result in good performance.
On 1/12/2024 7:57 AM, elio.vinciguerra--- via gem5-users wrote:
Hi everybody, I should have the statistics provided by gem5 in stats.txt with an instruction level granularity. I
noticed that by default gem5 provides them global, from the beginning of execution to the end. Is it possible to change
In general I would be interested in getting as many metrics as possible, I saw
that stats.txt is very in-depth, in particular stats regarding Instruction and
Data TLB miss, Data cache miss and writeback, instruction cache miss, floating
point and integer multiplication interlock, pipeline flush
Which stats are you interested on in particular?
Also when you say for each simulated instruction, do you mean for each
simulated instructionn TYPE? For example:
ADD -> stats for this particular instruction type
MUL -> stats for this particular instruction type
Kind Regards
Giacomo
On 1
Hello!
I'm new to gem5 and struggling to set up the Thermal models.
Are there any examples or guides of how it is supposed to be done?
Regards,
Primus
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Hi everybody, I should have the statistics provided by gem5 in stats.txt with
an instruction level granularity. I noticed that by default gem5 provides them
global, from the beginning of execution to the end. Is it possible to change
this behavior and somehow get the stats for each simulated ins
You are right, I created a PR to fix this:
https://github.com/gem5/gem5/pull/764
Kind Regards
Giacomo
From: Nazmus Sakib
Date: Thursday, 11 January 2024 at 19:34
To: Giacomo Travaglini , The gem5 Users mailing
list
Cc: Jason Lowe-Power
Subject: Re: ARM SVE ISA
Not compiling with -msve-vecto
Hi,
The problem seems to be that the gem5 simulation and the m5term call are
run on different virtual machines.
If you're using docker then please make sure that you're calling m5term on
the same docker container as the one running gem5 simulation.
If that doesn't work then you can check the gue
Hi:
As I mentioned earlier, since I cannot use m5term (the same goes for
Telnet), I wanted to first see how the simulation results are and I wait
for the simulation to finish. The m5out/stats.txt file has the data
normally. However, the strange thing is, as we know, the /root/gem5_init.sh
start
