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Can I use private module for parsec? #879
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HI! I'm studying about parsec-benchmarks. |
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The big different between the Learning gem5 tutorial you're looking at and what's needed to run PARSEC is that tutorial uses SE-mode. You can almost certainly use something like "SimpleCache" for Parsec but first you need to get it working an FS-mode simulation. Complete the Learning gem5 tutorial and then look at the tutorial on using the stdlib: https://www.gem5.org/documentation/gem5-stdlib/overview. I suspect once you get to this point you'll understand more and be more confident of what you need to do to get the simulation you want. A recent tutorial we did at HPCA may be of interest to you. See here: https://www.gem5.org/events/hpca-2024 |
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The big different between the Learning gem5 tutorial you're looking at and what's needed to run PARSEC is that tutorial uses SE-mode. You can almost certainly use something like "SimpleCache" for Parsec but first you need to get it working an FS-mode simulation.
Complete the Learning gem5 tutorial and then look at the tutorial on using the stdlib: https://www.gem5.org/documentation/gem5-stdlib/overview. I suspect once you get to this point you'll understand more and be more confident of what you need to do to get the simulation you want.
A recent tutorial we did at HPCA may be of interest to you. See here: https://www.gem5.org/events/hpca-2024