Hello,
This is probably a bug in the network test config file. This is not a
script that is run very often, so I wouldn't be surprised at all if there
was something wrong.
The error you're seeing is occurring somewhere in the Python configuration
files. I think it's happening before gem5's
Hi Yasir,
gem5's ports are not as much of a physical model as they are a programming
API. The "width" of the CPU->cache connection is determined by the CPU
model (how many requests the CPU can issue per cycle) and the cache model
(how many requests the cache can accept per cycle). The CPU (or any
Hi,
It's unfortunately not that simple to extend the fs.py script. It uses
complex and inflexible logic to set up the system. I would strongly
encourage you to write your own script from scratch to support this. You
can find an example for X86 here:
http://learning.gem5.org/book/part3/index.html.
Hi Ali,
Since you're doing something that isn't fully supported by the fs.py
script, I would suggest making your own config file. The fs.py script, and
the other supporting scripts in common/, are not very flexible, and when
you want to do something that is a little outside of the norm it becomes
This is hard to understand what's going on, but I'll try:
The error is "AttributeError: object 'O3_ARM_v7a_3' has no attribute
'tol3bus'". This means that you are referencing the variable tol3bus before
it is defined. Did you add this variable to the ARM CPU? It would probably
make more sense for
