OVP Forums - A community of assistance, help, questions, and answers.   FAQ    Search      Register  Profile    Log in to check your private messages    Log in Search found 20 matches Open Virtual Platforms Forum Index Author Message   Topic: Benchmark multithread AntonioPrioletti Replies: 11 Views: 10310 Forum: Ask a Question   Posted: Wed Oct 12, 2011 1:12 pm   Subject: Benchmark multithread please explain what is the intention of your benchmark ? Are you trying to prove/disprove some theory ? It is possible to install Debian Linux in the Mips Malta Platform, and then to compile multi ...   Topic: Benchmark multithread AntonioPrioletti Replies: 11 Views: 10310 Forum: Ask a Question   Posted: Wed Oct 12, 2011 9:27 am   Subject: Benchmark multithread Firstly what is the threads package you intend to use, I will assume pthreads (posix threads) For pthreads to execute correctly, it requires services from a Virtual Memory operating system, because ...   Topic: Benchmark multithread AntonioPrioletti Replies: 11 Views: 10310 Forum: Ask a Question   Posted: Wed Oct 12, 2011 4:54 am   Subject: Benchmark multithread MSYS provides a Linux like environment on a Windows system. It has nothing to do with running or compiling. You will also have installed MINGW which provides a host toolchain. This was used to com ...   Topic: Benchmark multithread AntonioPrioletti Replies: 11 Views: 10310 Forum: Ask a Question   Posted: Wed Oct 12, 2011 2:08 am   Subject: Benchmark multithread One you could try is from CodeSourcery. They have a lite version of the GNU toolchain .. sorry but I don't understand. I used MSYS for compiler in a Windows enviroment, with this I simulated a ork ...   Topic: Benchmark multithread AntonioPrioletti Replies: 11 Views: 10310 Forum: Ask a Question   Posted: Wed Oct 12, 2011 1:49 am   Subject: Benchmark multithread You are using the wrong Compiler! I suspect you are using a bare metal compiler when, in fact, you need a compiler for a Linux hosted system whose libraries will support pthreads and how I can u ...   Topic: Benchmark multithread AntonioPrioletti Replies: 11 Views: 10310 Forum: Ask a Question   Posted: Wed Oct 12, 2011 12:22 am   Subject: Benchmark multithread Hi, I created a multithread application, creating a thread with unix function pthread_t name_thead. And in makefile I insert the option "-lpthread" for include the library, and in the appli ...   Topic: Run different program in multicore architecture AntonioPrioletti Replies: 1 Views: 3378 Forum: Ask a Question   Posted: Tue Oct 04, 2011 2:25 am   Subject: Run different program in multicore architecture Hi, I have a multicore architecture with only one shared memory. I want run different program in both of them. But if I use IcmLoadProcessorMemory, the programs are load in the same address and then t ...   Topic: Slow cache? AntonioPrioletti Replies: 1 Views: 3478 Forum: Ask a Question   Posted: Mon Oct 03, 2011 11:37 pm   Subject: Slow cache? Hi, i want to see you a very strange problem. I have a follow platform: /* * * Copyright (c) 2005-2011 Imperas Software Ltd., www.imperas.com * * The contents of this file are p ...   Topic: Cache AntonioPrioletti Replies: 12 Views: 15054 Forum: Ask a Question   Posted: Wed Sep 21, 2011 5:15 am   Subject: Cache Even if I use the following structure of platform, and use the example application in the folder Example/Platform/multiprocessor, that is Fibonacci, tha application stopped at first iteration. in ...   Topic: Cache AntonioPrioletti Replies: 12 Views: 15054 Forum: Ask a Question   Posted: Tue Sep 20, 2011 11:45 pm   Subject: Cache You must either: 1. Have separate memory for the stacks of the two processors, or 2. Run different programs on the two processors that are linked to use different memory locations. I understand t ...   Topic: Cache write through AntonioPrioletti Replies: 1 Views: 3884 Forum: Ask a Question   Posted: Tue Sep 20, 2011 10:24 am   Subject: Cache write through Hi, how I can implement a cache write through with MMC?   Topic: Cache AntonioPrioletti Replies: 12 Views: 15054 Forum: Ask a Question   Posted: Tue Sep 20, 2011 8:57 am   Subject: Cache In this case I have the same problem: #include <stdio> #include <stdlib> #include "icm/icmCpuManager.h" #define SIM_ATTRS (ICM_ATTR_RELAXED_SCHED) // // M ...   Topic: Cache AntonioPrioletti Replies: 12 Views: 15054 Forum: Ask a Question   Posted: Tue Sep 20, 2011 8:13 am   Subject: Cache But If I want to have a second level cache shared, How I can have a separate memory? If I load the application in only one processor, then the second processor don't start.   Topic: Cache AntonioPrioletti Replies: 12 Views: 15054 Forum: Ask a Question   Posted: Tue Sep 20, 2011 8:06 am   Subject: Cache ok, if I use the application that I have posted; How do I use a WriteThrough cache?   Topic: Cache AntonioPrioletti Replies: 12 Views: 15054 Forum: Ask a Question   Posted: Tue Sep 20, 2011 7:59 am   Subject: Cache If I use the following code, which is in the multiprocessor Example: #include <stdio> #include <stdlib> #include <string> #include "simulatorIntercepts.h" #define ...   Page 1 of 2 Goto page 1, 2  Next All times are GMT - 8 Hours Jump to: Select a forum General Discussion----------------About Open Virtual Platforms and its EcoSystemAsk a QuestionWeb Site HelpNewsCommercial Products that utilize OVPLicensingHost Platforms Download and running the demos----------------First time - readme Creating Platforms with the OP API----------------Getting Started Creating Platforms and Models with iGen----------------Getting Started Creating Peripherals with the BMH/PPM APIs----------------Getting started Creating Processors with the VMI API----------------Getting started Using OVP models with SystemC TLM2.0----------------Getting started Creating Platforms with the ICM API (superceded)----------------Getting started Discussions on Models----------------Current modelsRequests for new modelsQuestions and Discussion on MIPS ModelsSpeed questionsMemories and Caches Help with the Toolchains----------------Getting started  Information regarding OVP © 2008-2022 Imperas Software