gem5/ext/dsent/configs/example.cfg
Nilay Vaish e8ed7b1d1b ext: add the source code for DSENT
This patch adds a tool called DSENT to the ext/ directory.  DSENT
is a tool that models power and area for on-chip networks.  The next
patch adds a script for using the tool.
2014-10-11 15:02:23 -05:00

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# Example using a crossbar
# % ./dsent -cfg configs/example.example -verbose
# Name of model to be built and evaluated
ModelName = MultiplexerCrossbar
# Query string to choose what to evaluate (use '\' to enable multiline config)
QueryString = \
Energy>>MultiplexerCrossbar:Multicast1@0 \
Energy>>MultiplexerCrossbar:Multicast1@2 \
NddPower>>MultiplexerCrossbar:Leakage@1 \
Area>>MultiplexerCrossbar:Active@1
# Technology file (see models in tech/tech_models)
ElectricalTechModelFilename = tech/tech_models/Bulk45LVT.model
###############################################################################
# Timing optimization
###############################################################################
# True if want to perform timing optimization; otherwise, false.
IsPerformTimingOptimization = true
# Nets that the timing optimizer starts from
TimingOptimization->StartNetNames = [*] # '*' means from all inputs
# Operating frequency (Hz)
Frequency = 2e9
###############################################################################
# Model specifications
###############################################################################
# Number of inputs
NumberInputs = 4
# Number of outputs
NumberOutputs = 4
# Number of bits per input/output
NumberBits = 64