Sorry for my mistake. I found my problem. I didn't run gem5 in the path where
the binary file and input data locates
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From:"梁政"
Sent Time:2018-11-21 06:08:06 (Wednesday)
To: gem5-users@gem5.org, gn...@gnu.org
Cc:
Subject: [gem5-users] Error when running
Hi
I am running the SPEC 2006 benchmark on gem5. When I run gobmk, the program
itself prints following error messages and exits quickly:
"
? cannot open or parse 'golois/Goemate990902-15.sgf'
? 1 vertex must not be empty
? cannot open or parse 'golois/Goemate990902-15.sgf'
? 1
Hi
I am learning to use and want to do some modifications on gem5. I can make my
version work. But I am not sure whether its' results are right. It seems I
should use regression test to check it.
However, there is little information about how to perform a canonical
regression test.
or the gcc benchmarks to compile, and there was a seg fault
in another benchmark.
Regards,
Daniel
Em domingo, 11 de novembro de 2018 22:17:33 GMT+1, 梁政
escreveu:
Hi all,
It seems that gcc compatibility is a big problem. I have found several issues
when I try to run SPEC 2000 and
Hi all,
It seems that gcc compatibility is a big problem. I have found several issues
when I try to run SPEC 2000 and SPEC 2006 in gem5.
(1) The SPEC 2006 cannot be built with gcc 7. I choose to downgrade to gcc 4.8,
but it doesn't work.
(1) The stable release gem5-stable-2015-09 cannot be
l Messages-
From:"Daniel Carvalho"
Sent Time:2018-11-10 22:51:56 (Saturday)
To: gem5-users@gem5.org, "梁政"
Cc:
Subject: Re: How to modify the Cache Timing Model ?
Hello Liang,
The cache timing model is something that me, Jason and Nikos have been recently
discussi
Hi
I am reading the latest code of gem5 and try to make the cache model more
flexible (e.g., allowing non-constant access latency). So I will change the
timing behavior of the Cache class.
Currently, I am reading the code in /mem/cache. I found that two major classes
have their timing
