Sam Xi

I think you're still on an old version of gem5-aladdin. Line 77 of trace_generator.py should be this: https://github.com/harvard-acc/gem5-aladdin/blob/master/sweeps/generators/trace_generator.py#L77

Can you try configs/example/aladdin_se.py instead?

> gem5-aladdin/configs/example: > No aladdin_se.py. Sorry, I meant configs/aladdin/aladdin_se.py, but you figured this out already. > In test_load_store.c, how to print a message in the application? > > printf("Hello test_load_store\n");...

The instructions to build the integration tests are not clear, I agree. Here are the Make targets you have available: * `gem5-cpu`: Builds a version of the binary that runs...

For some reason GitHub notifications are not working for me so I was not aware of any of these comments. Sorry for the very delayed response. I just happened to...

No, but why would you want this? Power = energy/time, you need to estimate time in order to estimate power, and time = performance.

I'm still not sure I understand. gem5-aladdin doesn't support other architectures; if you want to simulate RISCV or ARM, you'll need to disable all of Aladdin's accelerator modeling capabilities, so...

You could run the simulation twice and just pick the parts from each that you care about (i.e. just the Aladdin part from the X86 simulation), but it would be...

Aladdin's clock frequency is mostly for power modeling, not performance modeling. Most accelerator operations are defined in terms of cycles, not in terms of absolute time. So if you were...

Makes sense. Just change the clock frequency in the gem5 configurations to achieve what you want.