Can you check the value of ATMTP_ENABLED flag in your simulation. It
needs to be set to false for
normal LogTM simulations. I dont see any other reason for the
transaction to be aborted after an
exception (cycle 186332).
The other red flag:
### Executing "instruction-fetch-mode instruction-fetch-trace"
[cpu0 error] You must use the 'stall' variant of this cpu to get access
to the instruction-fetch-trace mode.
[cpu1 error] You must use the 'stall' variant of this cpu to get access
to the instruction-fetch-trace mode.
New instruction-fetch-mode:
### Executing "instruction-fetch-mode"
cpu0: no-instruction-fetch
cpu1: no-instruction-fetch
You need to run simics with -stall option in order to ensure that
instruction fetches are given
to Ruby.
And finally, regarding the mismatch between Open and Closed,
transactions at nesting level 1 are treated as Open
transactions. Closed and Open transactions have the same semantics at
the outermost nesting level.
Jayaram
Fuad Tabba wrote:
Thanks for your reply Jayaram.
I guess it was simple after all. However; I am having some problems. I
tried converting one of the old benchmarks (a red black tree, running
one thread on a two processor machine). I call the initialization and
set_register functions however the simulation crashes. I'm using
closed transactions, however the first thing I notice (from the debug
trace) is that I'm getting what seems to be a mismatch of open/closed
transactions:-
185045 0 [0,0] TID 0 XACT BEGIN 0 PC 0x19d38 *PC 0x1000400 'magic
(sethi 0x400, %g0)' CLOSED
...
...
...
185626 0 [0,0] TID 0 XACT COMMIT 0 PC 0x19e6c *PC 0x4000094d
'call 0x196283a0' OPEN
After a few of those transactions I get the following in the middle of
a transaction:-
186331 0 [0,0 ] XACT Exception(68)_START--Trap Level
0--(PC=0x1a0a0, 1a0a4) instruction = stw %o1, [%o0 + 0]
186332 0 [0,0 ] XACT Exception(68)_DONE--Trap Level
1--(PC=0x1001660, 1001664)--(TPC=0x1a0a0, 1a0a4)
186332 0 [0,0] TID 0 XACT ABORT 0 caused by 0 [ 0, 0 ] xid: 0
address: [0x0, line 0x0] delay: 186332 PC [0x0, line 0x0] *PC
0xffffffff 'illegal instruction: ff ff ff ff'
SIMICS SEG FAULT for thread 0 of proc 0
SIMICS SEG FAULT
And that's it pretty much. I'm sure I must be doing something wrong, a
setting here or there but not sure what it is. I've attached the debug
trace to this email.
Thanks again for your help.
Cheers,
/Fuad
On Wed, Mar 5, 2008 at 1:23 PM, Jayaram Bobba <bobba@xxxxxxxxxxx
<mailto:bobba@xxxxxxxxxxx>> wrote:
Step 1: Call init_transaction_state(num_threads) before thread
creation
Step 2: Call set_transaction_registers(thread_id) before a thread
starts
executing transactions.
Binding threads to processors is highly recommended.
Hope this answers your questions...
Jayaram
Fuad Tabba wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I'm an old user of GEMS 1.3, I'm now migrating to GEMS 2.1,
> specifically to use the LogTM SE simulation. After reading the
page TM
> Workload Setup
>
(http://www.cs.wisc.edu/gems/doc/wiki/moin.cgi/TM_Workload_Setup) , it
> doesn't seem to be as straightforward as I initially thought it
would
> be. I thought that all I needed to do was redefine the magic calls
> that would begin and commit a transaction in the old LogTM, but if I
> understand that page correctly, some data structures need to be
> initialized first....
>
> Anyone can point me in the direction of the easiest way to port
> existing code based on the old LogTM to the new one? Something along
> the lines of the minimum that needs to be done to get old code
running
> the old LogTM to work with LogTM SE.
>
> Thanks.
>
> Cheers,
> /Fuad
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