See CacheMemory.h. You could just change printData() to call print()
which is implemented.
I forgot why this got implemented the way it did. I think printData() was
meant to dump out the raw data values, and that print() was meant to dump
the Entry information (states, etc)
--mike
> I tried dumping cache state when running with both opal and ruby (using
> the MOESI_CMP_directory protocol, and I get the following message in the
> .cache file:
>
> printData() not supported
>
> Does the cache state printing only work for certain protocols?
>
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