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As you
pointed out, the transition statistics are global. If you want
per-controller statistics, you will need to modify the Profiler to track
this. SLICC generates calls to the Profiler::profileTransition()
automatically.
--Mike
We have succesfully simulated a multiprocessor system and generated the
Ruby.stats file. We have a system with 4 processors with their own memories
and directories and we would like to see individual statistics for each
directory. Is that possible? We saw in our file only statistics for the L1, L2
memories and Directory like if we had only one of each. Are these results the
sum of all 4?
Thank you for your help.
Marco and Enric
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