If you haven't already checked out the ISCA tutorial slides, this should
cover much of how Ruby interacts with Simics.
Yes, setting "instruction-fetch-mode" to "none" will result in no
instruction fetches being delivered to Ruby
--Mike
> Hi
> I'm completely new to GEMS. I am trying to understand how Simics and
> ruby interact with each other so that I can modify ruby according to my
> needs. Which functions are used/called by Simics to invoke ruby? Also,
> what would be a quick way to set simics to invoke ruby for only
> load/store instructions (and not for every instruction fetch)? I guess I
> could easily figure out the second part once I find out which functions
> are used to invoke ruby.
> Your response will be very much appreciated.
> Thanks
> Deep
>
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