Thanks. // Naderan *Mahmood;
From: Alisafaee Mohammad <[email protected]> To: Mahmood Naderan <[email protected]> Cc: simflex <[email protected]> Sent: Sunday, May 22, 2011 5:43 AM Subject: Re: "Nodes" and "sys" names Hi Mahmood, Assume the number of cores are 4. So, does "Nodes-fag-branches" represent the total number of branches on 4 cores? > Yes. "Nodes-fag-branches" shows the total number of branches on all cores (i.e. the whole chip). This is true for all "Nodes-X" stats. Another question is why "sys-cycles" from UP.OoO doesn't change to "Nodes-cycles" in CMP.L2SharedNUCA.OoO? Statistics of components that have one instance in the system are prefixed by "sys-" (this is a naming convention used in Flexus’s statistics package). For example, on-chip network’s statistics in CMP simulators have the “sys-” prefix in their names. “sys-cycles” shows the number of simulation cycles which is a system-wide stat and is independent of the number of cores. Therefore the same naming convention is used in its name. Regards, Mohammad On 24 Apr 2011, at 09:26, Mahmood Naderan wrote: Hi, >In a uiprocessor, some statistics are represented like this: > >sys-fag-branches > >sys-uarch-Commits:NonSpin:User >sys-cycles > >However in CMP.L2SharedNUCA.OoO they change to: > > >Nodes-fag-branches > >Nodes-uarch-Commits:NonSpin:User >sys-cycles > >Assume the number of cores are 4. So, does "Nodes-fag-branches" represent the >total number of branches on 4 cores? > >Another question is why "sys-cycles" from UP.OoO doesn't change to >"Nodes-cycles" in CMP.L2SharedNUCA.OoO? > >Regards, > >// Naderan *Mahmood; >
