Hi all,
Just to add on to what everyone else has said. While gem5 is single
threaded, the common use case is to run many different experiments with
gem5 (e.g., many workloads, many system configurations). Therefore,
commonly, you can use all of your cores by running many different gem5
instances.
Hi, Francisco Carlos,
Thanks. This is exactly the piece of code I want look into. Thank you so much.
Best regards.
Yuan
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Subject: Re: [gem5-users] how to define combined deb
Hi, Yuan
You can see the compund flags definition in the SConscript files.
Here follows an example how you can define your own compound flags
CompoundFlag('ExecAll', [ 'ExecEnable', 'ExecCPSeq', 'ExecEffAddr',
'ExecFaulting', 'ExecFetchSeq', 'ExecOpClass', 'ExecRegDelta',
'ExecResult', '
Hi, Francisco,
Yes, this is exactly what I want to do. Thank you so much. But I noticed that
with --debug-help, there is some compound flags in the simulator, and I tried
to use grep command to find where they were implemented but find nothing. So I
am wondering how can we define a compound fla
Hi Yuan,
You can use, for example: ./build/x86/gem5.opt --debug-flag=Fetch,Decode
--debug-file=debug.out. This command will show prints from both flags. So you
just change Fetch and Decode flag to your debugs flags.
I don't know if i understand your question.
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Hi, all,
I am trying to combined different user-defined debug flags in my modeling. We
know that in learning-gem5 book by Dr.Jason Lowe-Power, there is tutorial tell
us how to add single debugs flags by ourselves, but how can we define a
combined debugs flags. I mean, I have several debugs fla
