Hi Prof. Jason,
After your suggestion, I added other patches too and it worked. I also
tested for bzip2, cactusADM, gcc
and GemsFDTD. They all worked till the end without any issue.
Although, addition of patches 9963, 10141 and 10142 respectively was
fine without any
conflict, but, when I added f
Hi Srajan,
Could you post this on our code review site so the patch creator (Daniel)
can take a look? You can register on the site with a google account (e.g.,
your gmail). Then, you can post a reply on this page:
https://gem5-review.googlesource.com/c/public/gem5/+/9741.
One possible source of y
Hi Jason,
As per your suggestion I included the recently committed patch (for
creating sector cache) with my gem5 version. Then after, just to get an
idea of Sector Cache performance, I ran simulation for *bzip2 *SPEC CPU2006
benchmark with 1B fast forward and then executing 500M instruction in
De
Thank you Jason for your quick reply!
On Sat, May 19, 2018 at 12:50 PM, Srajan Khare wrote:
> Hi friends,
>
> I have been implementing Cache Compression algorithm in gem5.
> So in order to tap data for all the writes into L3 cache I have been using
> handleFill() function in cache.cc file. I ha
Hi,
While I'm not sure I can directly answer your question, I know there's been
significant changes recently to the tag structure in the caches to support
creating new compressed caches. See this set of changesets (some of which
have been merged) in gerrit (our code review site).
https://gem5-revi
Hi friends,
I have been implementing Cache Compression algorithm in gem5.
So in order to tap data for all the writes into L3 cache I have been using
handleFill() function in cache.cc file. I have been using following command
to transfer data in compressed format into L3 cache.
---*Cod