2023.12.07 Zen4 total cache presets #134
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gcongiu
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Fix mistake introduced in commit ef1cc48, in which the definition for PAPI_L2_ICM can realize negative values. These changes have been tested on the AMD Zen4 architecture using the Counter Analysis Toolkit.
Add preset definitions for total L2 total cache hits and misses. These changes have been tested on the AMD Zen4 architecture using the Counter Analysis Toolkit.
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Add missing presets for total cache activity on Zen4 CPUs.
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