Re: [gem5-users] Getting a C++ program (with tensorflow) to work.

2018-06-11 Thread Oscar Rosell
Hi, I'd expect libloader.so file to be a library and that's suspicious... Besides that, I have had much more success running complex workloads on FS mode than in SE mode (however, I've worked mostly with ARM architecture). I'd advise you try that. Regards,     Oscar On 11/06/18 11:09,

Re: [gem5-users] Getting a C++ program (with tensorflow) to work.

2018-06-11 Thread Ciro Santilli
How to build that program step by step? What are the versions of your OS, compiler and gem5 revision? Are you able to run other shared libraries fine? Are you wearing a tie? Use GDB step debugging or tracing to find out at which instruction / point of code it is blowing up. On Mon, Jun 11, 2018

[gem5-users] Getting a C++ program (with tensorflow) to work.

2018-06-11 Thread Matthew D'Alonzo
Hello, everyone. I’ve been working on a job where I need to get a C++ program to run through the simulator, and so far I’ve had no luck. I compiled the program statically, so all the necessary libraries would be included. The following is the command that I use to run the program: