Hi, I'm studying cache using gem5 FS Mode (ARM)
I want to know difference of three Cache latency - tag latency, data latency, response latency
( especially what is a response latency ?? )
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That is a n
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That is a n
...@gem5.org] en nombre de
Mahmood Naderan [mahmood...@gmail.com]
Enviado: sábado, 05 de abril de 2014 19:48
Para: Sanem Arslan
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Asunto: Re: [gem5-users] gem5 cache latency, impact on performance
That is a normal thing. sim_second is a workload related parameter
while
That is a normal thing. sim_second is a workload related parameter
while simulation execution on the host is related to your host, e.g
wall time.
Assume you are simulating single core at 2GHz frequency. As a result
simulating 1 second of your workload takes 2*10^9 cycles. If you write
a good code
Mahmood,
I have comfirmed that sleep() function executes. Besides that,
simulation execution on host machine takes longer but execution time
value (sim_seconds) in stat file does not show a significant difference.
Alinti Mahmood Naderan
Sanem,
maybe you put sleep() somewhere in the code t
Sanem,
maybe you put sleep() somewhere in the code that never executes! Can
you confirm that by breakpoints?
On 4/4/14, Sanem Arslan wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I am using classic memory system and I have added several codes to
> the "cache_impl.hh" and "blk.hh" files. However I cannot see the
> perfor
Hi all,
I am using classic memory system and I have added several codes to
the "cache_impl.hh" and "blk.hh" files. However I cannot see the
performance overhead of these added codes on the gem5 execution time.
I have increased cache latency parameters from "CacheConfig.py" file
and I can
