Re: [Gems-users] Memory access in Ruby

["huangyongbing" <huangyongbing@xxxxxxxxxx>]

Hii,

 

Thanks for your reply. I searched the mailing list and found some useful information to help me understand that.

 

I have some new questions and hope your reply.

 

In SLICC, there are many ports. How does these ports map into queues in other c++ codes? For example, there exist two ports called "memQueue_in "  and "memQueue_out" in file "MOSI_SMP_bcast_m-dir.sm". I know that the "memQueue_out" port will be mapping the queue in class "MemoryControl ". And "memQueue_in" port is used to communicate with other ".sm" files. My questions are what are the mappings between "memQuue_out" and queue in class "MemoryControl", and what is the corresponding ports related with "memQueue_in" port.

 

 

2011-04-20

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发件人： Philip Garcia

发送时间： 2011-04-20  17:01:30

收件人： Gems Users

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主题： Re: [Gems-users] Memory access in Ruby

The short answer is it depends on what protocol you're using.  if you're using one with the _m extension, an actual memory controller is used, in the others I think a flat latency is added directly from the protocol.  If you're using a memory controller protocol, let me know, and I can try to give more details (at least what I know about it) on how things are done.

Phil

On Apr 20, 2011, at 3:18 AM, huangyongbing wrote:

Hello,

 

Recently I try to make certain changes to memory controllers in Ruby. However, after reading the codes, I cannot find when and where the memory access actions are executed.  So  are there any suggestions?

 

 

Thank you for help in advance.

 

2011-04-20

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