Re: [Gems-users] Stopping Opal simulations

["Lei Yang" <lei.d.yang@xxxxxxxxx>]

Hi Vivek,

I have asked exactly the same question before, and you can search for
the old thread in GEMS archive. What I ended up doing was to use a
python script to check every N instructions whether the total number
of instructions have reached a certain count. It's not accurate but is
a good estimation to me.

Lei

On 11/1/07, Vivek Venkatesan <vvenkate@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> Hi All,
>
> I realize that in Opal if I say "opal0.sim-step 1000000", the simulation
> stops when the first processor commits 1 Million instructions. Is there
> a way to make the simulation stop when a certain number of total
> instructions are executed or when a certain number of total Opal cycles
> have elapsed? I'm trying to track where the simulation is broken
> (noticed a SIMICS_break_simulation() in pstate.C) but haven't succeeded
> yet. Can someone point me in the right direction if you know? That'll
> save me some time. Thanks!
>
> -Vivek
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