Victor,
It depends on how you want the latency to be added. recvTimingResp() will
receive the packet at tick X, and will start the filling process, which is done
off the critical path, and thus we only need to care about this latency to
schedule the evictions caused by this fill. In any case,
Hi Daniel,
First of all thanks for answering. I have some more questions. In my case,
latencies are added every time data is written to the cache. So for
example, theoretically latency should be added in handleFill() as well. I
see that handleFill() doesn't have any latency computation in it. It
Hello everyone,
I wanna run the sha3 and sha2 on gem5. I need your help.
Best Regards
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Hi all,
We need to implement an instruction set simulator for a very simple CPU, and I
think gem5's SE mode looks promising to me.
Our ISA is a subset of MIPS-I, except that SW and LW instructions have their
original opcodes changed. To begin with, I removed all the unused instructions
in
