On Wed, 13 Sep 2006, Daniele Bordes wrote:
Hi!
I think after you initialize your Gems script (with the
commands istc-disable, ..., ruby0.setparam ...), you should add a command
like cpu0.step-break <number of cycles>. Look for Temporal Breakpoints in
your Simics-user-guide*.* manual.
Mario
Hi all. I have set up on Simics a simulated machine with 8 Sparc
Processors running Solaris 10 Operating System. I have compiled on
this simulated machine Ocean benchmark (using gcc compiler). Now I
would like to start a simulation executing Ocean on the simulated
machine and, in particular, obtain Ruby statistics after a warm-up of
2.4 billion of instructions. How can I do that? Can someone help me?
Sorry to be a nuisance.
Thank you very much.
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