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Timestamp:
Sep 29, 2014, 12:30:18 PM (10 years ago)
Author:
alain
Message:

Using both BPP (Big Physical Pages) and SPP (Small Physical Pages)
for Boot an kernel mapping on tsar_generic_iob platform.

File:
1 edited

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  • trunk/platforms/tsar_generic_iob/top.cpp

    r802 r817  
    14181418            uint64_t ms2 = (uint64_t) t2.tv_sec  * 1000ULL +
    14191419                           (uint64_t) t2.tv_usec / 1000;
    1420             std::cerr << "### cycle = " << n
     1420            std::cerr << "### cycle = " << std::dec << n
    14211421                      << " / frequency = "
    14221422                      << (double) 1000000 / (double) (ms2 - ms1) << "Khz"
     
    14271427
    14281428        // Monitor a specific address for one L1 cache
    1429         // clusters[1][1]->proc[0]->cache_monitor(0x50090ULL);
     1429        // clusters[0][0]->proc[0]->cache_monitor(0xC0180ULL);
    14301430
    14311431        // Monitor a specific address for one L2 cache
    1432         // clusters[0][0]->memc->cache_monitor( 0x1c4924LL, true );   // single word
     1432        // clusters[0][0]->memc->cache_monitor( 0xC0100ULL, true );   // single word
    14331433
    14341434        // Monitor a specific address for one XRAM
    1435         // clusters[0][0]->xram->start_monitor( 0xE1900ULL , 64);
     1435        // clusters[0][0]->xram->start_monitor( 0xC0100ULL , 4);
    14361436
    14371437        if ( debug_ok and (n > debug_from) )
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