Hi all,
I am curious about the way *m_stall_time* stat is calculated in
MessageBuffer.
The *m_stall_time* is declared as statistics::Average, and MessageBuffer
set the *m_stall_time* with the duration from enqueue to dequeue. At first,
I thought this works like below:
if three messages passed
Hi Daecheol,
I agree with you, m_stall_time calculation does not make much sens to me
either. It is unreliable at best if you just look at its variations from one
run to the next. And looking at it again, I think it is even bugged since the
default copy constructor for Message has been added
Hi,
I have followed the instructions in the post below in order to introduce
randomness between different runs of gem5.
https://www.mail-archive.com/gem5-users@gem5.org/msg19749.html
However, it does not seem to work. I'm producing random numbers in my
program by seeding srand with time and
Hi All:
I added M5OPS pseudo-instructions to a core computing part of my
program code, but I now have a problem with M5OPS_RESETSTATS once I execute
M5OPS_RESETSTATS and then M5OPS_DUMPSTATS. In the dump result, only eight
system.mem_ctrls statistics are printed (32 mem_ctrls are
