Re: [Gems-users] The distribution of "total_misses" in ruby stats output

["Lide Duan" <leaderduan@xxxxxxxxx>]

Dan, the following is just a piece of output I have got:

Processor ID of current request in SimicsDriver::makeRequest() : 8
Processor ID of current request in SimicsProcessor::makeRequest() : 8
Sequencer ID of current request in Sequencer::makeRequest() : 8
Processor ID of current request in SimicsDriver::makeRequest() : 6
Processor ID of current request in SimicsProcessor::makeRequest() : 6
Processor ID of current request in SimicsDriver::makeRequest() : 8
Processor ID of current request in SimicsProcessor::makeRequest() : 8
Sequencer ID of current request in Sequencer::makeRequest() : 8
Processor ID of current request in SimicsDriver::makeRequest() : 6
Processor ID of current request in SimicsProcessor::makeRequest() : 6
Sequencer ID of current request in Sequencer::makeRequest() : 6
Processor ID of current request in SimicsDriver::makeRequest() : 8
Processor ID of current request in SimicsProcessor::makeRequest() : 8
Sequencer ID of current request in Sequencer::makeRequest() : 8

Other processor IDs also appeared besides the above, so I think
SimicsDriver, SimicsProcessor and Sequencer all see the requests from
all the processors.

Lide

On 8/25/07, Dan Gibson < degibson@xxxxxxxx> wrote:

Sequencer identifiers are:
(m_chip_ptr->getID()*RubyConfig::numberOfProcsPerChip()+m_version)

Regards,
Dan

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