Hi All,
Where can I find the instructions that are waiting on the CDB (common data bus)
in gem5??
Thanks
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Thanks Abhishek.
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Hi,
ALPHA ISA is no more supported in gem5-20
Best regards,
Abhishek
On Thu, Jul 23, 2020 at 10:15 AM Saideepak Bejawada via gem5-users <
gem5-users@gem5.org> wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I am unable to build gem5.opt for ALPHA.
> Error: Cannot find variables file
> /home/saideepak/gem5/build/variabl
Hi all,
I am unable to build gem5.opt for ALPHA.
Error: Cannot find variables file /home/saideepak/gem5/build/variables/ALPHA or
default file(s) /home/saideepak/gem5/build_opts/ALPHA
Is there any change in the latest gem5? I could see NULL ISA instead of ALPHA
in the build_opts directory and I c
Hi,
The simplest way to fix this, is to make sure that there is a
CoherentXBar just above the memory controller (you probably have one
already) and its parameter point_of_coherency is set to True. That way,
all packets that are necessary for the coherency protocol are handled by
that CoherentXBar
Hi all,
I am writing a performance-critical application that writes directly into a
DMA buffer from the userspace and I think write-combining (WC) memory would
greatly benefit it. As far as I know, to effectively use write-combining,
streaming/non-temporal instructions are needed. However, It seem
Hi All,
I have installed gem5 recently and currently following the tutorials and the
documentation. When I was running, I continuously receive the following warning.
Global frequency set at 10 ticks per second
warn: rounding error > tolerance
1.25 rounded to 1
warn: rounding erro
The packet which results in the packet error while handling cache size smaller
than the
block size is of the type CleanEvict, which is defined in src/mem/packet.cc
line number
101 mentioned below. The problem is that CleanEvict is not being handled as
IsRead or
IsWrite, which is resulting in the
The packet which results in the packet error while handling cache size smaller
than the block size is of the type CleanEvict, which is defined in
src/mem/packet.cc line number 101 mentioned below. The problem is that
CleanEvict is not being handled as IsRead or IsWrite, which is resulting in the
