Re: [Gems-users] Machine, Node, MachineID, NodeID

[divya ramakrishnan <tickly2002192@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

The Node numbers refer to all the components created in the network, ,for example, caches, directories, switches, etc. Each of them is assigned a unique number. Machines refer to objects that are part of the network; L1cache is a machine type, L2 cache is a machine type, etc. These are all defined in the network files in network/simple folder. 

Hope that helps.

Divya

µËÄþ <dunning2006@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:

hi, gems-users:

i am modifying some parts of gems to my requirement of simulating multi-core processor...

my questions are:

1.what is the parameters represent for(in gems/ruby/rubySlicc_componentMapping.h): Machine, Node...i am puzzled by the names, and what is the relationship between these and chip or processor?

2.how can i make gems support a simulation whose core amount isn't satisfy the condition of "exponent of 2"?

 

i will appreciate a lot to get some help...:)

 wish u a good day!

 

                                                                                                      dunning

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