Re: [Gems-users] Ruby Configuration File Documentattion

["Nagaraju" <n.polavarapu@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Hi Fu Guitao,

Thank you for the reply. As you said, writing a new topology files means
do I have to modify the RubyConfig file for attaining the clustering that
I have mentioned. Please, explain me a bit clearly. Also, where do I get
the explanation(meaning) for the parameters like g)NUM_MEMORIES. What does
it do?

Thanks a lot...

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Nagaraju

> You can write a new topology file.
>  And modify the protocol file such as xx.slicc and xx.m .
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>   Fu Guitao
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>   From:  "Nagaraju"<n.polavarapu@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>;
>  Date:  Fri, Sep 30, 2011 01:55 PM
>  To:  "gems-users"<gems-users@xxxxxxxxxxx>;
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>  Subject:  [Gems-users] Ruby Configuration File Documentattion
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> Hi All,
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> I created a 16-core processor(in simics) and run MESI_CMP_directory
> protocol and got the stats.Now, I wanted to make clusters in it (like
> grouping 4 proc into one cluster.If a miss is found in the cluster, the
> request directly goes to the Main Memory). For achieving this do I have
> to
> make modifications in the Ruby Configuration file? If so, where can I get
> explanation(something like documentation) to the parameters in the config
> file so that I can modify them to my wish. I am new to GEMS and SIMICS.
> Please help me out.
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> Thanks & Regards,
> P. Nagaraju,
> M.Tech, CSE Dept,
> IIT Guwahati
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