database work better.
base/stats/events.cc:
properly connect to the database
base/stats/mysql.cc:
cleanup the event stuff too
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of events into the database for a given run.
base/stats/mysql.cc:
base/stats/mysql.hh:
reorganize mysql stat stuff so that other stuff can use
the same database connection
base/traceflags.py:
Trace flag to print out events
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proxies for a real C/C++ scalar value or scalar functor.
This replaces the scalar() and functor() terms that were
previously used in formulas. This helps when dumping
statistics because the formulas are not supposed to change.
cpu/base_cpu.cc:
Add a number of cycles stat to the cpu object that tracks the
number of cycles that the cpu has executed. This starts to pave
the way for cpu cycles being different from event ticks.
cpu/base_cpu.hh:
provide a functor for calculating all simulated instructions
of all CPUs and a virtual function for determining that number.
To deal with the change from functor() to Value::functor()
cpu/simple_cpu/simple_cpu.cc:
simTicks -> numCycles
numInsts is now a real Scalar stat, not a Formula
cpu/simple_cpu/simple_cpu.hh:
numInsts is now a real Scalar stat, not a Formula
count all instructions
sim/stat_control.cc:
simInsts, simTicks, hostMemory, and hostSeconds are no
longer Statistics::Formula but rather Statistics::Value
add new stat for tick frequency
sim/stats.hh:
don't need everything to be extern.
test/Makefile:
Make stuff work a tad bit better
test/stattest.cc:
test out Statistics::Value
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instead of with the source code. This will hopefully be especially
useful when we're generating dozens of files when we flesh out the
object description stuff.
remove generated files from the source tree. python is required
to build now.
base/trace.hh:
no need for the underscore in the name
base/traceflags.py:
clean up code
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Add support for generic visitors for stats and use them
to implement independent output functions.
Support for mysql output and some initial code for hacking
on mysql output with python
arch/alpha/pseudo_inst.cc:
base/hybrid_pred.cc:
base/hybrid_pred.hh:
base/sat_counter.cc:
base/sat_counter.hh:
cpu/simple_cpu/simple_cpu.cc:
kern/tru64/tru64_events.cc:
sim/main.cc:
sim/process.cc:
sim/process.hh:
sim/sim_events.cc:
sim/sim_object.cc:
sim/system.hh:
update for changes in stats package
base/statistics.cc:
move the python output code to base/stats/puthon.(cc|hh)
and reimplement it as a visitor.
move the text output code to base/stats/text.(cc|hh) and
reimplement it as a visitor.
move the database stuff into base/stats/statdb.(cc|hh) and
get rid of the class. Put everything as globals in the
Statistics::Database namespace.
allocate unique ids for all stats.
directly implement the check routine and get rid of the
various dumping routines since they're now in separate files.
make sure that no two stats have the same name
clean up some loops
base/statistics.hh:
major changes to the statistics package again
lots of code was factored out of statistics.hh into several
separate files in base/stats/ (this will continue)
There are now two Stat package types Result and Counter that
are specified to allow the user to keep the counted type
separate from the result type. They are currently both doubles
but that's an experiment. There is no more per stat ability to
set the type. Statistics::Counter is not the same as Counter!
Implement a visitor for statistics output so that new output
types can be implemented independently from the stats package
itself.
Add a unique id to each stat so that it can be used to keep
track of stats more simply. This number can also be used in
debugging problems with stats.
Tweak the bucket size stuff a bit to make it work better.
fixed VectorDist size bug
cpu/memtest/memtest.cc:
Fix up for changes in stats package
Don't use value() since it doesn't work with binning. If you
want a number as a stat, and to use it in the program itself,
you really want two separate variables, one that's a stat,
and one that's not.
cpu/memtest/memtest.hh:
Fix up for changes in stats package
test/Makefile:
Try to build stuff now that directories matter
test/stattest.cc:
test all new output types
choose which one with command line options
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on various platforms.
base/hashmap.hh:
gcc on Alpha doesn't always define __LP64__,
even though it arguably should.
cpu/exec_context.cc:
Clear register file on non-full-system too (even though
it typically gets overwritten by the initial regs from
the Process object).
sim/process.cc:
Clear initial register copy in Process object.
Not all regs get initialized when the executable is loaded.
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base/loader/elf_object.cc:
The symbol versioning stuff screws up OpenBSD. We don't need it anyway
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base/time.cc:
base/time.hh:
Don't set the current time in the constructor. Use a flag and
make the default to not set the time.
Change reset() to set(). Dunno. Just seems right.
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to do it:
in .ini file set binned_fns=foo null bar foo
what this says is, track foo when it is called by null (i.e. anything). bin bar only when it is called by foo.
essentially, if you have a path of functions to track, the 0th, 2nd, 4th fn listed are the fns to track, and the 1st, 3rd, 5th are their respective callers.
base/statistics.hh:
turn it back to FS_MEASURE since we already have a build in place
kern/tru64/tru64_events.cc:
remove FS_MEASURE #defs. add more DPRINTF's. manage an anomaly that happens when tracking idle_thread.
kern/tru64/tru64_events.hh:
remove FS_MEASURE #defs
kern/tru64/tru64_system.cc:
make DumpState print all the time, but only with DPRINTF. add a new parameter to tru64System a vector<string> binned_fns, to read in from .ini file. now all this binning stuff is dynamically generated.
kern/tru64/tru64_system.hh:
remove all static binning stuff, add support for dynamic
sim/system.cc:
change nonPath bin name to Kernel, remove FS_MEASURE
sim/system.hh:
change nonPath to Kernel
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code.
base/statistics.hh:
We're getting rid of FS_MEASURE, but for now, we're going
to still use a compile time flag to turn on and off binning
of statistics. (The flag is STATS_BINNING)
cpu/exec_context.cc:
cpu/exec_context.hh:
kern/tru64/tru64_system.cc:
get rid of FS_MEASURE
cpu/simple_cpu/simple_cpu.cc:
yank the function call tracking code out of the cpu and move
it into the software context class itself.
kern/tru64/tru64_system.hh:
get rid of FS_MEASURE
move all of the tacking stuff to the same place.
sim/system.hh:
cleanup
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- Make the MemoryController use address ranges (via Range) instead
of an address and a mask
base/remote_gdb.cc:
reflect name change
dev/alpha_access.h:
better include
dev/alpha_console.cc:
- FunctionalMemory no longer takes care of mapping my address into
the proper address space. It must be done locally.
- the memory controller no longer uses a mask, but a size, and the
size is determined by the device, not the .ini file
- fix up address calculations to reflect the removal of a mask
- PhysicalMemory::getSize() -> PhysicalMemory::size()
dev/alpha_console.hh:
- FunctionalMemory no longer takes care of mapping my address into
the proper address space. It must be done locally.
- the memory controller no longer uses a mask, but a size, and the
size is determined by the device, not the .ini file
- fix up address calculations to reflect the removal of a mask
- get rid of MmapDevice and inherit from FunctionalMemory
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base/range.hh:
Add a constructor that takes the beginning and end as arguments
size returns T not a bool
quick make_range() function that is a shortcut for making a range
kinda like make_pair()
quick formatting fix
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to be consistent with the way that the stl works. It also makes
lots of other stuff easier. (Maybe those guys were smart?)
Overload the various comparison operators so that you can test
for overlapping of ranges, etc.
base/range.hh:
Totally rework the Range class. Now the range is from [start, end)
to be consistent with the way that the stl works. It also makes
lots of other stuff easier. (Maybe those guys were smart?)
Overload the various comparison operators so that you can test
for overlapping of ranges, etc.
make parse function private and offer operator= instead
isValid -> valid
and for you erik, I add comments
test/Makefile:
add range.o
test/rangetest.cc:
better tests
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The last change only caught the ones with types that
started with capitals. This pass catches the rest
(mostly STL and uint*_t types).
base/cprintf_formats.hh:
cpu/simple_cpu/simple_cpu.cc:
sim/serialize.cc:
sim/serialize.hh:
Change "foo_t& foo" to "foo_t &foo".
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base/kgdb.h:
Remove flags that aren't used
base/remote_gdb.cc:
Better debugging:
- Give each class a name() function so that the trace infrastructure
knows the correct object name.
- Make the remote debugger capable of detach.
- Split out the RGDB trace flag into a bunch of specific flags.
Remove dead code
Add a new trap type
base/remote_gdb.hh:
Add a name() to the various objects for the trace system
base/trace.hh:
don't need a using directive
add DPRINTFNR: debug printf, no flag, raw output
kern/tru64/tru64_system.cc:
use the INT trap type instead of IF
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This primarily to be internally consistent (sometimes we used one,
sometimes the other, even within the same line of code!).
I picked the latter to be symmetric with "Foo *foo".
base/cprintf_formats.hh:
base/range.hh:
base/refcnt.hh:
base/res_list.hh:
base/statistics.hh:
base/str.hh:
cpu/exec_context.hh:
cpu/simple_cpu/simple_cpu.cc:
cpu/simple_cpu/simple_cpu.hh:
sim/serialize.cc:
sim/serialize.hh:
sim/syscall_emul.hh:
Change "Foo& foo" declarations to "Foo &foo".
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not while printing out the data. This allows the data
to be dumped more than once.
base/cprintf.hh:
need a destructor
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statStream catchall that we had before)
Also provide an optional output directory that multiple simulator output
files can be written to.
Make most output files use the output directory
base/misc.cc:
send warnings to the outputStream as well
base/trace.cc:
dprintf_stream defaults to cerr
dev/console.cc:
use the output directory for the console output if it exists
dev/etherdump.cc:
dump to the output directory if it exists
sim/builder.cc:
sim/builder.hh:
move constructor and destructor to .cc file
use a function to get the stream that the builder dumps its
output to, and create a separate file in the output directory
if able
sim/main.cc:
statStream -> outputStream
sim/serialize.cc:
dump checkpoints to the output directory if specified
sim/universe.cc:
provide an output stream for simulator output. (This takes place of the
statStream catchall that we had before)
Also provide an optional output directory that multiple simulator output
files can be written to.
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arch/alpha/isa_desc:
don't say warn: Warning:
base/misc.cc:
avoid printing two newlines in a row
sim/main.cc:
print out a message just before we enter the event queue
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but did not test... however the only thing this
affects in libelf is the header, so I don't expect
any functional problems.
base/loader/elf_object.cc:
Set LIBELF_LINUX to 0 to build on zax.
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to find and remove stats from the files so we can put less
burden on the python interpreter.
base/statistics.cc:
Manually insert newlines into the python code so that we now have one
stat per line. (Make it so we can use grep -v to remove stats)
test/stattest.cc:
update to reflect changes in how python is accessed
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base/loader/elf_object.cc:
- Use program header instead of section headers for loading.
The old code doesn't work for Alpha/Linux user binaries.
- Deal properly with single-segment ELF executables (e.g. kernels)...
haven't tested this but it looks like it matches the functionality
of the patch the L4::Pistachio guys sent.
- Factor load symbol code into one common function.
- Some formatting to match style conventions.
- Only include libelf stuff in .cc file, not .hh.
base/loader/elf_object.hh:
- Use program header instead of section headers for loading.
The old code doesn't work for Alpha/Linux user binaries.
- Factor load symbol code into one common function.
- Only include libelf stuff in .cc file, not .hh.
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base/cprintf.cc:
Fix bug where a call with a format string with no specifiers
but one or more arguments would crash. Old code tried to print
extra args using last available format, but in this case there
was no format, hence the problem. Now we just print "<extra arg>"
for each extra arg.
Also reorganized code a bit to make scope of fmt variable
match the scope in which you can be confident it's meaningful.
base/cprintf.hh:
Print specific error message instead of calling format_invalid().
base/cprintf_formats.hh:
Clear Format object in constructor.
Use specific error messages instead of format_invalid() function.
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machine.
base/loader/elf_object.hh:
put #defines for libelf that normally arn't defined so that -Wundef
doesn't cause problems.
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and setup filed had to be modified to build libelf. The ext repository
MUST exist in the directory below m5!
base/loader/elf_object.cc:
base/loader/elf_object.hh:
now uses libelf to read elf binaries
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fix some bugs
base/statistics.cc:
- Move the python dump stream stuff into the statistics package
because it needs more control over the file when there
are multiple dumps
- add a subname to the output
- make all of the stats a list instead of variable arguments to
get around the 255 argument limit
- the description needs to be triple quoted
- avoid errors for formulas that don't have any root element
set up.
base/statistics.hh:
- get rid of mode_python and just separate python dumping from
regular stats dumping
- fix a huge bug that made a Formula use a VectorData instead
of a FormulaData
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base/statistics.cc:
base/statistics.hh:
- add python output support to the statistics package
- each statistic type has a python() member function that takes
a Python object to which the stat will output it's python
representation
- add getStatData hack so that the StatData pointer can be looked
up by the proxies with their opaque pointer to the stat they're
proxying for. This is necessary because the proxy really proxies
for the bin and not the stat. Be nice to figure out how to get
rid of it. The hack is used so that the str() function of a
proxy can properly name itself.
- To print formula stats, every stat has a str() function that
converts that stat to a string that python can execute to get
a value.
test/Makefile:
add python stuff
test/stattest.cc:
add more tests and test python support
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python dumping takes a name for the output data
base/statistics.cc:
base/statistics.hh:
initial basic hooks into the stats package to output python code
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base/statistics.hh:
- use a typedef to get at bin_t
- clean up template declaration
- public access to typedefs
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base/statistics.cc:
- give an internal name to statistics that aren't printable
- speed up reset a tad
- Make sure that the original value of the current bin is restored properly
- check for the case where there are no subnames so we don't have an error
- check to make sure that the formula's root is set before accessing it
base/statistics.hh:
- clean up includes a bit
- deal with the case where there are no subnames
- get rid of remnants of FS_MEASURE stuff
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