Hi,
Thank you Andreas. The tick value may not be prefixed because it may be
equal to the pgcd of clock periods of all objects in the system, Am I rignt?
Othewise, this is not accurate.
I have another question about this:
In gem5, objects can have clocks or not (no clocked objects exist). What
Hi Wei,
Is your object a subclass of SimObject? If not, regStats will never be
called (or you have to get the parent/owning object to call it explicitly).
Andreas
On 18/12/2014 18:58, "Wei Shu via gem5-users" wrote:
>Hi,
>
>First, hope this link will help you:
>
>http://gem5.org/Statistics
>
>
Hi,
First, hope this link will help you:
http://gem5.org/Statistics
Second, I also have some problem related to statistic printing.
Here's my implementation:
I wanna add a parameter in stats.txt file. This parameter is in a class
that called by Ruby protocol, the system can successfully run som
Hi all,
Can you give me a description of what benchmarks do in gem5.
Regards,
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Hello again :)
I am using Gem5 with the parsec Benchmarks. When I am using a small
intervall for dumping, some stats are getting zero and will not be printet
in the stat file.
After some googling I found out, that there is a function named "prereq"
which prevent stats from being printed out if som
Hi,
As the error message says, if you manually specify the kernel, you should also
specify a DTB file.
In your case, it seems all you want is default options, so just use:
./build/ARM/gem5.opt configs/example/fs.py --mem-size=512MB
--script=./configs/boot/queens.rcS
Andreas
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