s from the gem5 DRAM controller
> (src/mem/DRAMCtrl). However, I¹d advice you to rather use our integration
> with DRAMPower, which is currently in a testing phase, and we should have
> a much tighter integrated DRAM power model upstreamed within the next
> month.
>
> Andreas
>
>
Hello,
How do i figure out the gem5 variables for these McPAT components
I have figured out the core and others but I dont see any documentations
for these units
(maybe im not looking at the right place)
components which interests me are stated below
comp id = system.core.BTB
param name="BTB_con
, in which case the DRAM control
> does nothing (besides refreshing as you¹ve seen in the trace).
>
> Run with the timing, o3 or minor CPU and you should see the DRAM commands
> as expected.
>
> Andreas
>
> On 13/08/2014 20:52, "Hussain Asad via gem5-dev"
> wr
Yes, I have seen the reply thank you and i have got it to work but the
traces I got doesn't look like right so I ran them through DRAMPower and it
failed.
the sample traces was like 35,READ,0x80028
the trace I got is like 6229,REF,0 and this seems to go on increasing the
number at 6229 without cha
I have updated to the latest stable build. How would I get the trace for
use with DRAMPower? or is DRAMPower integrated already and what flags
should be used to invoke this I am currently running a full system
simulation with a fixed memory size of 256MB as it was giving me error "the
currently sel
