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Old 11-12-2015, 09:29 PM   #1
harishankar.s1993@gmail.
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How to implement 2D mesh network for X86 processor in GEM5 software


Hello,
I want to implement Distributed memory architecture in X86 for multiple cores. I want to implement the messgae passing in a 2D and 3D mesh topology. I tried the command:
./build/ALPHA/gem5.debug \ configs/example/ruby_random_test.py \ --num-cpus=16 \ --num-dirs=16 \ --topology=Mesh \ --mesh-rows=4

But I don't have the ALPHA architecture installed. Any help on how to deal with this problem is appreciated.

Also I want to modify the existing 2D mesh into 3D mesh implementation. Any guidance in this topic is appreciated.

Thanks and regards,
Harishankar Suresh
 
  


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