[email protected]_1604:~/sniper/test/lab0$ make
../../run-sniper -c ./config-lab0.cfg -- ./toy-lab0
[SNIPER] Warning: Unable to use physical addresses for shared memory simulation.
[SNIPER] Start
[SNIPER] --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
[SNIPER] Sniper using SIFT/trace-driven frontend
[SNIPER] Running full application in DETAILED mode
[SNIPER] --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
[SNIPER] Enabling performance models
[SNIPER] Setting instrumentation mode to DETAILED
[RECORD-TRACE] Using the Pin frontend (sift/recorder)
User program begins
<toy-lab0.c, clflush, 21> clflush to be run
[[email protected], iterate, 311] CLFLUSH instruction executed
<toy-lab0.c, clflush, 21> clflush to be run
[[email protected], iterate, 311] CLFLUSH instruction executed
<toy-lab0.c, clflush, 21> clflush to be run
[[email protected], iterate, 311] CLFLUSH instruction executed
<toy-lab0.c, clflush, 21> clflush to be run
[[email protected], iterate, 311] CLFLUSH instruction executed
User program ends
[TRACE:0] -- DONE --
[SNIPER] Disabling performance models
[SNIPER] Leaving ROI after 2.83 seconds
[SNIPER] Simulated 0.0M instructions, 0.1M cycles, 0.36 IPC
[SNIPER] Simulation speed 11.9 KIPS (11.9 KIPS / target core - 84229.9ns/instr)
[SNIPER] Setting instrumentation mode to FAST_FORWARD
[SNIPER] End
[SNIPER] Elapsed time: 3.06 seconds


Optional: Run '../../tools/cpistack.py' in this directory to generate cpi-stack output for this run
Optional: Run '../../tools/mcpat.py' in this directory to generate power output for this run
Optional: Run '../../tools/dumpstats.py' in this directory to view detailed statistics for this run
Optional: Run '../../tools/gen_topology.py' in this directory to view the system topology for this run

if(ins->opcode==4542892)
      fprintf(stderr, "[[email protected], %s, %d] clflush to be run\n",  __func__, __LINE__);

# Configuration file for the Sniper simulator

# This file is organized into sections defined in [] brackets as in [section].
# Sections may be hierarchical withsub-sections split by the '/' character as
# in [section/sub_section].
#
# values can be "strings" , numbers, or true/false, existing values
# should indicate the type

# This section controls various high-level simulation parameters.
[general]
magic = false # Enable performance simulation straight away (false), or wait for Roi{Begin,End} magic instruction (true)
roi_script = false # Allow ROI to be set by a script, and ignore Roi{Begin,End} magic instructions
inst_mode_init = cache_only
inst_mode_roi = detailed
inst_mode_end = fast_forward
inst_mode_output = true
syntax = intel # Disassembly syntax (intel, att or xed)
issue_memops_at_functional = false # Issue memory operations to the memory hierarchy as they are executed functionally (Pin front-end only)
num_host_cores = 0 # Number of host cores to use (approximately). 0 = autodetect based on available cores and cpu mask. -1 = no limit (oversubscribe)
enable_signals = false
enable_smc_support = false # Support self-modifying code
enable_pinplay = false # Run with a pinball instead of an application (requires a Pin kit with PinPlay support)
enable_syscall_emulation = true # Emulate system calls, cpuid, rdtsc, etc. (disable when replaying Pinballs)
suppress_stdout = false # Suppress the application's output to stdout
suppress_stderr = false # Suppress the application's output to stderr

# Total number of cores in the simulation
total_cores = 64

enable_icache_modeling = false

# This section is used to fine-tune the logging information. The logging may
# be disabled for performance runs or enabled for debugging.
[log]
enabled = false
stack_trace = false
disabled_modules = ""
enabled_modules = ""
mutex_trace = false
pin_codecache_trace = false
circular_log = false

[progress_trace]
enabled = false
interval = 5000
filename = ""

[clock_skew_minimization]
scheme = barrier
report = false

[clock_skew_minimization/barrier]
quantum = 100                         # Synchronize after every quantum (ns)

# This section describes parameters for the core model
[perf_model/core]
frequency = 1        # In GHz
type = oneipc        # Valid models are oneipc, interval, rob
logical_cpus = 1     # Number of SMT threads per core

[perf_model/core/interval_timer]
#dispatch_width = 4
#window_size = 96
issue_contention = true
num_outstanding_loadstores = 8
memory_dependency_granularity = 8 # In bytes
lll_dependency_granularity = 64 # In bytes. Model the MSHR for overlapping misses by adding additional dependencies on long-latency loads using cache-line granularity
lll_cutoff = 30
issue_memops_at_dispatch = false # Issue memory operations to the cache hierarchy at dispatch (true) or at fetch (false)

# This section describes the number of cycles for
# various arithmetic instructions.
[perf_model/core/static_instruction_costs]
add=1
sub=1
mul=3
div=18
fadd=3
fsub=3
fmul=5
fdiv=6
generic=1
jmp=1
string=1
branch=1
dynamic_misc=1
recv=1
sync=0
spawn=0
tlb_miss=0
mem_access=0
delay=0
unknown=0

[perf_model/branch_predictor]
type=one_bit
mispredict_penalty=14 # A guess based on Penryn pipeline depth
size=1024

[perf_model/tlb]
# Penalty of a page walk (in cycles)
penalty = 0
# Page walk is done by separate hardware in parallel to other core activity (true),
# or by the core itself using a serializing instruction (false, e.g. microcode or OS)
penalty_parallel = true

[perf_model/itlb]
size = 0              # Number of I-TLB entries
associativity = 1     # I-TLB associativity

[perf_model/dtlb]
size = 0              # Number of D-TLB entries
associativity = 1     # D-TLB associativity

[perf_model/stlb]
size = 0              # Number of second-level TLB entries
associativity = 1     # S-TLB associativity

[perf_model/l1_icache]
perfect = false
passthrough = false
coherent = true
cache_block_size = 64
cache_size = 32 # in KB
associativity = 4
address_hash = mask
replacement_policy = lru
data_access_time = 3
tags_access_time = 1
perf_model_type = parallel
writeback_time = 0    # Extra time required to write back data to a higher cache level
dvfs_domain = core    # Clock domain: core or global
shared_cores = 1      # Number of cores sharing this cache
next_level_read_bandwidth = 0 # Read bandwidth to next-level cache, in bits/cycle, 0 = infinite
prefetcher = none

[perf_model/l1_dcache]
perfect = false
passthrough = false
cache_block_size = 64
cache_size = 32 # in KB
associativity = 4
address_hash = mask
replacement_policy = lru
data_access_time = 3
tags_access_time = 1
perf_model_type = parallel
writeback_time = 0    # Extra time required to write back data to a higher cache level
dvfs_domain = core    # Clock domain: core or global
shared_cores = 1      # Number of cores sharing this cache
outstanding_misses = 0
next_level_read_bandwidth = 0 # Read bandwidth to next-level cache, in bits/cycle, 0 = infinite
prefetcher = none

[perf_model/l2_cache]
perfect = false
passthrough = false
cache_block_size = 64 # in bytes
cache_size = 512 # in KB
associativity = 8
address_hash = mask
replacement_policy = lru
data_access_time = 9
tags_access_time = 3  # This is just a guess for Penryn
perf_model_type = parallel
writeback_time = 0    # Extra time required to write back data to a higher cache level
dvfs_domain = core    # Clock domain: core or global
shared_cores = 1      # Number of cores sharing this cache
prefetcher = none     # Prefetcher type
next_level_read_bandwidth = 0 # Read bandwidth to next-level cache, in bits/cycle, 0 = infinite

[perf_model/l3_cache]
perfect = false
passthrough = false

[perf_model/l4_cache]
perfect = false
passthrough = false

[perf_model/llc]
evict_buffers = 8

[perf_model/fast_forward]
model = oneipc        # Performance model during fast-forward (none, oneipc)

[perf_model/fast_forward/oneipc]
interval = 100000     # Barrier quantum in fast-forward, in ns
include_memory_latency = false # Increment time by memory latency
include_branch_misprediction = false # Increment time on branch misprediction

[core]
spin_loop_detection = false

[core/light_cache]
num = 0

[core/cheetah]
enabled = false
min_size_bits = 10
max_size_bits_local = 30
max_size_bits_global = 36

[core/hook_periodic_ins]
ins_per_core = 10000  # After how many instructions should each core increment the global HPI counter
ins_global = 1000000  # Aggregate number of instructions between HOOK_PERIODIC_INS callbacks

[caching_protocol]
type = parametric_dram_directory_msi
variant = mesi                            # msi, mesi or mesif

[perf_model/dram_directory]
total_entries = 16384
associativity = 16
max_hw_sharers = 64                       # number of sharers supported in hardware (ignored if directory_type = full_map)
directory_type = full_map                 # Supported (full_map, limited_no_broadcast, limitless)
home_lookup_param = 6                     # Granularity at which the directory is stripped across different cores
directory_cache_access_time = 10          # Tag directory lookup time (in cycles)
locations = dram                          # dram: at each DRAM controller, llc: at master cache locations, interleaved: every N cores (see below)
interleaving = 1                          # N when locations=interleaved

[perf_model/dram_directory/limitless]
software_trap_penalty = 200               # number of cycles added to clock when trapping into software (pulled number from Chaiken papers, which explores 25-150 cycle penalties)

[perf_model/dram]
type = constant                           # DRAM performance model type: "constant" or a "normal" distribution
latency = 100                             # In nanoseconds
per_controller_bandwidth = 5              # In GB/s
num_controllers = -1                      # Total Bandwidth = per_controller_bandwidth * num_controllers
controllers_interleaving = 0              # If num_controllers == -1, place a DRAM controller every N cores
controller_positions = ""
direct_access = false                     # Access DRAM controller directly from last-level cache (only when there is a single LLC)

[perf_model/dram/normal]
standard_deviation = 0                    # The standard deviation, in nanoseconds, of the normal distribution

[perf_model/dram/cache]
enabled = false

[perf_model/dram/queue_model]
enabled = true
type = history_list

[perf_model/nuca]
enabled = false

[perf_model/sync]
reschedule_cost = 0 # In nanoseconds

# This describes the various models used for the different networks on the core
[network]
# Valid Networks :
# 1) magic
# 2) emesh_hop_counter, emesh_hop_by_hop
# 3) bus
memory_model_1 = emesh_hop_counter
system_model = magic
collect_traffic_matrix = false

[network/emesh_hop_counter]
link_bandwidth = 64 # In bits/cycles
hop_latency = 2

[network/emesh_hop_by_hop]
link_bandwidth = 64   # In bits/cycle
hop_latency = 2       # In cycles
concentration = 1     # Number of cores per network stop
dimensions = 2        # Dimensions (1 for line/ring, 2 for 2-D mesh/torus)
wrap_around = false   # Use wrap-around links (false for line/mesh, true for ring/torus)
size = ""             # ":"-separated list of size for each dimension, default = auto

[network/emesh_hop_by_hop/queue_model]
enabled = true
type = history_list
[network/emesh_hop_by_hop/broadcast_tree]
enabled = false

[network/bus]
ignore_local_traffic = true # Do not count traffic between core and directory on the same tile

[network/bus/queue_model]
type=contention

[queue_model/basic]
moving_avg_enabled = true
moving_avg_window_size = 1024
moving_avg_type = arithmetic_mean

[queue_model/history_list]
# Uses the analytical model (if enabled) to calculate delay if cannot be calculated using the history list
max_list_size = 100
analytical_model_enabled = true

[queue_model/windowed_mg1]
window_size = 1000        # In ns. A few times the barrier quantum should be a good choice

[dvfs]
type = simple
transition_latency = 0 # In nanoseconds

[dvfs/simple]
cores_per_socket = 1

[bbv]
sampling = 0 # Defines N to skip X samples with X uniformely distributed between 0..2*N, so on average 1/N samples

[loop_tracer]
#base_address = 0 # Start address in hex (without 0x)
iter_start = 0
iter_count = 36

[osemu]
pthread_replace = false   # Emulate pthread_{mutex|cond|barrier} functions (false: user-space code is simulated, SYS_futex is emulated)
nprocs = 0                # Overwrite emulated get_nprocs() call (default: return simulated number of cores)
clock_replace = true      # Whether to replace gettimeofday() and friends to return simulated time rather than host wall time
time_start = 1337000000   # Simulator startup time ("time zero") for emulated gettimeofday()

[traceinput]
enabled = false
address_randomization = false # Randomize upper address bits on a per-application basis to avoid cache set contention when running multiple copies of the same trace
stop_with_first_app = true    # Simulation ends when first application ends (else: when last application ends)
restart_apps = false          # When stop_with_first_app=false, whether to restart applications until the longest-running app completes for the first time
mirror_output = false
trace_prefix = ""             # Disable trace file prefixes (for trace and response fifos) by default
num_runs = 1                  # Add 1 for warmup, etc

[scheduler]
type = pinned

[scheduler/pinned]
quantum = 1000000         # Scheduler quantum (round-robin for active threads on each core), in nanoseconds
core_mask = 1             # Mask of cores on which threads can be scheduled (default: 1, all cores)
interleaving = 1          # Interleaving of round-robin initial assignment (e.g. 2 => 0,2,4,6,1,3,5,7)

[scheduler/roaming]
quantum = 1000000         # Scheduler quantum (round-robin for active threads on each core), in nanoseconds
core_mask = 1             # Mask of cores on which threads can be scheduled (default: 1, all cores)

[scheduler/static]
core_mask = 1             # Mask of cores on which threads can be scheduled (default: 1, all cores)

[scheduler/big_small]
quantum = 1000000         # Scheduler quantum, in nanoseconds
debug = false

[hooks]
numscripts = 0

[fault_injection]
type = none
injector = none

[routine_tracer]
type = none

[instruction_tracer]
type = none

[sampling]
enabled = false

typedef int64_t SInt64;  
typedef int32_t SInt32;  
typedef int16_t SInt16;  
typedef int8_t  SInt8;  
typedef UInt8 Byte;  
typedef UInt8 Boolean;  
typedef uintptr_t IntPtr;  
extern UInt64 PC;  

HitWhere::where_t  
CacheCntlr::processMemOpFromCore(Core::lock_signal_t lock_signal,  
Core::mem_op_t mem_op_type,IntPtr ca_address, UInt32 offset,  
Byte* data_buf, UInt32 data_length,bool modeled,bool count);  
/* Accepts a store access or a store write request, determines if the current cache access is hit or missing, and then calls a different processing function.  */  
SharedCacheBlockInfo* CacheCntlr::insertCacheBlock(IntPtr address,  
CacheState::cstate_t cstate, Byte* data_buf,  
core_id_t requester, ShmemPerfModel::Thread_t thread_num);  
/* This is called by the previous method when a cache misses. The main function is to find cache blocks to replace */  
void CacheCntlr::accessCache(  
Core::mem_op_t mem_op_type, IntPtr ca_address, UInt32 offset,  
Byte* data_buf, UInt32 data_length, bool update_replacement);  
/* The operation when the cache does not have a hit is also called by the processMemOpFromCore method. It consists of two main functions: read cache/write cache。 */  

/* cache attributes */  
// Cache counters  
UInt64 m_num_accesses;  
UInt64 m_num_hits;  
// Generic Cache Info  
cache_t m_cache_type;  
CacheSet** m_sets;  
CacheSetInfo* m_set_info;  
/* cache constructor */  
Cache(String name,String cfgname,core_id_t core_id,UInt32 num_sets,  
UInt32 associativity, UInt32 cache_block_size,  
String replacement_policy, cache_t cache_type,  
hash_t hash = CacheBase::HASH_MASK,  
FaultInjector *fault_injector = NULL,  
AddressHomeLookup *ahl = NULL);  
/* accessSingleLine: When a cache hit occurs, the Cache controller calls the accessCache method, which in turn calls this method in the cache class. This method reads and writes to the cache. */    
CacheBlockInfo* accessSingleLine(IntPtr addr,  
access_t access_type, Byte* buff, UInt32 bytes,  
SubsecondTime now, bool update_replacement);  
/* insertSingleLine: When cache misses, the Cache controller calls the insertCacheBlock method, where it further calls this method in the cache class.    */  
void insertSingleLine(IntPtr addr, Byte* fill_buff,  
bool* eviction, IntPtr* evict_addr,  
CacheBlockInfo* evict_block_info, Byte* evict_buff,  
SubsecondTime now, CacheCntlr *cntlr = NULL);  

enum ReplacementPolicy  
{  
ROUND_ROBIN = 0,LRU,LRU_QBS,  
NRU,MRU,NMRU,PLRU,  
SRRIP,SHCT_SRRIP,  
SRRIP_QBS,RANDOM,  
NUM_REPLACEMENT_POLICIES,SHCT_LRU  
};//replace the enum type

/* cache hit, used for data reading */  
void read_line(UInt32 line_index, UInt32 offset, Byte *out_buff,  
UInt32 bytes, bool update_replacement);  
/*  cache hit, used for data writing back */  
void write_line(UInt32 line_index, UInt32 offset, Byte *in_buff,  
UInt32 bytes, bool update_replacement);  
/*  cache miss, apply the agorithm to replace item in the cache  */  
void insert(CacheBlockInfo* cache_block_info, Byte* fill_buff,  
bool* eviction, CacheBlockInfo* evict_block_info,  
Byte* evict_buff, CacheCntlr *cntlr = NULL);  

/* Create corresponding cache_set objects depending on the replacement algorithm. */  
CacheSet* CacheSet::createCacheSet(String cfgname, core_id_t  
core_id,String replacement_policy,  
CacheBase::cache_t cache_type,  
UInt32 associativity, UInt32 blocksize,  
CacheSetInfo* set_info);  
/* Create corresponding cachesetinfo objects according to the replacement algorithm. */  
CacheSetInfo* CacheSet::createCacheSetInfo(String name,  
String cfgname, core_id_t core_id,  
String replacement_policy, UInt32 associativity);  
/* Determine the type of the substitution algorithm according to the input string of the substitution algorithm. */  
CacheBase::ReplacementPolicy  
CacheSet::parsePolicyType(String policy); 

IntPtr m_tag;  
CacheState::cstate_t m_cstate;  
UInt64 m_owner;  
BitsUsedType m_used;  
UInt8 m_options;  
// large enough to hold a bitfield for all available option_t's  

Flush_Cache_Line(SRC);

void _mm_clflush(void const *p)

void PerformanceModel::iterate()
{
   while (m_instruction_queue.size() > 0)
   {
      // While the functional thread is waiting because of clock skew minimization, wait here as well
      #ifdef ENABLE_PERF_MODEL_OWN_THREAD
      while(m_hold)
         sched_yield();
      #endif
      DynamicInstruction *ins = m_instruction_queue.front();
      LOG_ASSERT_ERROR(!ins->instruction->isIdle(), "Idle instructions should not make it here!");
      if (!m_fastforward && m_enabled){
         handleInstruction(ins);
      }
      delete ins;
      m_instruction_queue.pop();
   }
   synchronize();
}

class DynamicInstruction {
private:
    // Private constructor: alloc() should be used
    DynamicInstruction(Instruction *ins, IntPtr _eip) {
        instruction = ins;
        eip = _eip;
        branch_info.is_branch = false;
        num_memory = 0;
    }

public:
    struct BranchInfo {
        bool is_branch;
        bool taken;
        IntPtr target;
    };
    struct MemoryInfo {
        bool executed; // For CMOV: true if executed
        Operand::Direction dir;
        IntPtr addr;
        UInt32 size;
        UInt32 num_misses;
        SubsecondTime latency;
        HitWhere::where_t hit_where;
    };
    static const UInt8 MAX_MEMORY = 2;
    Instruction *instruction;
    IntPtr eip; // Can be physical address, so different from instruction->getAddress() which is always virtual
    BranchInfo branch_info;
    UInt8 num_memory;
    MemoryInfo memory_info[MAX_MEMORY];

    static Allocator *createAllocator();

    ~DynamicInstruction();

    static DynamicInstruction *alloc(Allocator *alloc, Instruction *ins, IntPtr eip) {
        void *ptr = alloc->alloc(sizeof(DynamicInstruction));
        DynamicInstruction *i = new(ptr) DynamicInstruction(ins, eip);
        return i;
    }

    static void operator delete(void *ptr) { Allocator::dealloc(ptr); }

    SubsecondTime getCost(Core *core);

    bool isBranch() const { return branch_info.is_branch; }

    bool isMemory() const { return num_memory > 0; }

    void addMemory(bool e, SubsecondTime l, IntPtr a, UInt32 s, Operand::Direction dir, UInt32 num_misses,
                   HitWhere::where_t hit_where) {
        LOG_ASSERT_ERROR(num_memory < MAX_MEMORY, "Got more than MAX_MEMORY(%d) memory operands", MAX_MEMORY);
        memory_info[num_memory].dir = dir;
        memory_info[num_memory].executed = e;
        memory_info[num_memory].latency = l;
        memory_info[num_memory].addr = a;
        memory_info[num_memory].size = s;
        memory_info[num_memory].num_misses = num_misses;
        memory_info[num_memory].hit_where = hit_where;
        num_memory++;
    }

    void addBranch(bool taken, IntPtr target) {
        branch_info.is_branch = true;
        branch_info.taken = taken;
        branch_info.target = target;
    }

    SubsecondTime getBranchCost(Core *core, bool *p_is_mispredict = NULL);

    void accessMemory(Core *core);
};