yes, txt file is in the right place. "spike pk" will get the right result.
I change the relative path into absolute path. This time gem5 won't stop,
but no outputs .
I run a cpp file(function of that is like breadth first search) containing
lots of "cout" instead, to print huge amount of numbers
There's a bug with RISC-V that I haven't been able to work out yet where
attempting to open a file that doesn't exist causes gem5 to hang rather
than report failure. Make sure the file you're trying to open is actually
where your program is looking for it. I find that this problem happens
most of
