[gem5-users] Is there any way to change the mode of memWriteback function to timing mode?

2021-10-31 Thread YUCHEN ZHOU via gem5-users
Hi all, I tried to change the mode of memWriteback() function to timing mode. Thus I imitated the writebackBlk to create Packet obj and used sendTimingReq to send the packet in writebackVisitor() instead of sendFunctional. But this method doesn't work, sendTimingReq cannot return true. Does

Re: [gem5-users] Changing the "inParallelMode"

2020-03-02 Thread YUCHEN ZHOU
ontinuing this work, but there were people who had started working on this On Sun, Mar 1, 2020 at 2:25 AM YUCHEN ZHOU wrote: Hi all, Recently I tried to parallelize the gem5's simulation engine to run on shared-memory multicore systems. I changed the value of "inParallelMode&

Re: [gem5-users] Changing the "inParallelMode"

2020-03-02 Thread YUCHEN ZHOU
nParallelMode" Hi Yuchen, Parallel mode is currently only supported for kvm cpu model. -Ayaz On Feb 29, 2020, at 11:25 PM, YUCHEN ZHOU wrote: Hi all, Recently I tried to parallelize the gem5's simulation engine to run on shared-memory multicore systems. I changed the value

[gem5-users] Changing the "inParallelMode"

2020-02-29 Thread YUCHEN ZHOU
| this == curEventQueue()) failed. Might I know if there is something wrong with the way I changed the mode or the work about Parallelizing M5 is not fully completed? It would be appreciated if you could reply at your earliest convenience. Thank