Re: [Gems-users] Problem running transactional workload

[holey003@xxxxxxx]

Thanks Bernard.
I have a doubt regarding checkpoint you mentioned in your mail. In the 
deque.simics script, they load some checkpoint. Are you talking about that 
one or the one I have created using simics command.
Also, how do we run the deque.simics script. I couldn't find any 
documentation explaining usage of all these scripts.
Thanks,
Anup

On Jul 17 2009, BYONG WU CHONG wrote:

> Anup,
>
> I recommend Googling this.
> "psrset site:https://lists.cs.wisc.edu/archive/gems-users/";
> It shows about 29 GEMS posting which will help you.
>
> psrset is Solaris command for creating a processor cabinet.
> If you are using the right abisko/serengethi checkpoint, you should 
> succeed.
> - Bernard
>
>
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>
> When I provide 'psrset -c <processor_id>' command through terminal, it 
> says
> 'command not found'. How do I create processor sets then? I read previous 
> mail thread regarding the same issue but couldn't get it.
> pthreads and these other multicore utilities are new to me and I might be 
> missing very basic things while experimenting.
> Another question regarding the script provided with benchmark. There is 
> deque.simics in the directory. How do I use it to run the simulation?
> Thanks,
> Anup
>
> On Jul 15 2009, BYONG WU CHONG wrote:
>
> > Anup,
> >
> > Did you create N processor cabinets for N thread simulation?
> > If not, try "psrset -c <processor_id>".
> >
> > - Bernard
> >
> > From: gems-users-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxx 
> > [mailto:gems-users-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of Anup Holey
> > Sent: Wednesday, July 15, 2009 5:28 PM
> > To: Gems Users
> > Subject: [Gems-users] Problem running transactional workload
> >
> > Hi,
> >
> > I am trying to run transactional workload provided in gems-2.1. It's 
> > 'deque'. I am running it on Sparc machine (not using Simics) with 
> > command
> > "./deque_Lock 2 4 4". It gives error in pset_bind() function. What I get 
> > on terminal is
> >    binding to cabinet 1
> >    pset_bind: Invalid argument
> >
> > The pset_bind() is called from function tm_bind_to_cabinet() which is 
> > present in gems-2.1/microbenchmarks/transactional/common/transaction.c 
> > file which get's only one external argument that is '1' in this case. Is 
> > there any problem with the pthread library I am using?
> > Thanks and regards,
> > Anup
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