d4.1

这是个trace drive的Cache模拟器

.TH DINEROIV 1
.UC 4
.SH NAME
dineroIV \- fourth generation cache simulator
.SH SYNOPSIS
.B dineroIV
[options]
.SH DESCRIPTION
The
.I dineroIV
command is a trace-driven cache simulator based on the
.I dineroIV
library, documented separately.
.PP
The basic operation is to read memory reference trace records
from the standard input,
process them through one or more simulated caches forming a memory hierarchy,
and write statistics on the standard output.
.SH OPTIONS
Some options control overall operation,
while others specify the basic parameters and arrangement
of the caches to be simulated.
In the following list of options,
.I F
is a string,
.I U
is an unsigned decimal integer,
.I C
is a single character,
.I A
is a hexadecimal address, and
.I S
is like
.IR U ,
but with an optional scaling suffix character (one of
.BR kKmMgG ,
for multiplication by 0x400, 0x100000, or 0x40000000).
.I P
is like
.IR S ,
but must be a power of 2,
.I N
is a cache level (1 \(<=
.IR N ),
where level 1 is closest to the processor, and
.I T
is a cache type (\f3u\fP\(equnified, \f3i\fP\(eqinstruction, \f3d\fP\(eqdata).
.PP
Some global options take 0 or 1 argument,
while options that specify characteristics of a particular cache
typically involve 2 or 3 arguments, with the cache level and type
being incorporated into the option name as indicated.
.TP 18n
.B \-help
Print a synopsis of all the options and defaults.
No simulation is done.
.TP 18n
.B \-copyright
Describe copyright terms for
.IR dineroIV .
.TP 18n
.B \-contact
Tell how to get the latest version of Dinero IV
and how to contact the authors.
This information is also available below, in
.B AUTHORS
and
.BR COPYRIGHT .
.TP 18n
.B \-dineroIII
Show what
.I dineroIV
command line arguments corespond to each
.I dineroIII
argument.
.IP "\f3\-custom\fP \f2F\fP" 18n
Generate and run a customized version of the simulator,
with the resulting executable named
.IR F .
Most cache parameters are fixed and made into constants,
with a resulting performance boost that is somewhat variable,
but generally recommended for lengthy simulations.
The fixed options are unsettable in the customized program;
run
.I F
with the
.B \-help
option to see exactly which options are still available.
.I F
is not removed following simulation,
so it can be used for more than one run.
The
.I dineroIV
source code must be available and properly configured for
.B \-custom
to work, with the
.B D4_SRC
environment variable naming the directory.
.IP "\f3\-skipcount\fP \f2U\fP" 18n
Disregard the initial
.I U
memory references from the standard input.
.IP "\f3\-flushcount\fP \f2U\fP" 18n
Flush the cache after processing every
.I U
references read from the standard input.
.IP "\f3\-maxcount\fP \f2U\fP" 18n
Stop the simulation after processing
.I U
references read from the standard input.
.IP "\f3\-stat\-interval\fP \f2U\fP" 18n
Show statistics after processing every
.I U
references read from the standard input.
This is in addition to the statistics produced
at the end of the full simulation.
.IP "\f3\-informat\fP \f2C\fP" 18n
Select the input trace format as indicated by
.I C
(\f3D\fP\(eqextended din, \f3d\fP\(eqtraditional din, \f3p\fP\(eqpixie32, \f3P\fP\(eqpixie64, \f3b\fP\(eqbinary).
The exact current list of choices is given by the
.B \-help
option.
The default input format is
.BR D .
See
.BR "TRACE RECORDS" ,
below,
for more information.
.IP "\f3\-on\-trigger\fP \f2A\fP" 18n
Disregard trace records until one with address
.I A
is seen.
.IP "\f3\-off\-trigger\fP \f2A\fP" 18n
Disregard trace records after seeing one with address
.IR A .
.TP 18n
.B \-stat\-idcombine
Combine the statistics for separate instruction and data caches.
.IP "\f3\-l\fP\f2N\fP\f3\-\fP\f2T\fP\f3bsize\fP \f2P\fP" 18n
Set the block size of the specified level
.I N
cache to
.I P
bytes.
.IP "\f3\-l\fP\f2N\fP\f3\-\fP\f2T\fP\f3sbsize\fP \f2P\fP" 18n
Set the sub-block size of the specified level
.I N
cache to
.I P
bytes.
If not specified, sub-blocks are not used
(i.e., sub-block size \(eq block size).
.IP "\f3\-l\fP\f2N\fP\f3\-\fP\f2T\fP\f3size\fP \f2P\fP" 18n
Set the cache size of the specified level
.I N
cache to
.I P
bytes.
.IP "\f3\-l\fP\f2N\fP\f3\-\fP\f2T\fP\f3assoc\fP \f2U\fP" 18n
Set the associativity of the specified level
.I N
cache to
.IR U .
.IP "\f3\-l\fP\f2N\fP\f3\-\fP\f2T\fP\f3repl\fP \f2C\fP" 18n
Set the replacement policy of the specified level
.I N
cache to
.I C
(\f3l\fP\(eqLRU, \f3f\fP\(eqFIFO, \f3r\fP\(eqrandom).
The exact current list of choices is given by the
.B \-help
option.
.IP "\f3\-l\fP\f2N\fP\f3\-\fP\f2T\fP\f3fetch\fP \f2C\fP" 18n
Set the fetch policy of the specified level
.I N
cache to
.I C
(\f3d\fP\(eqdemand, \f3a\fP\(eqalways, \f3m\fP\(eqmiss,
\f3t\fP\(eqtagged, \f3l\fP\(eqload forward, \f3s\fP\(eqsub-block).
The exact current list of choices is given by the
.B \-help
option.
Further information on fetch policies is given in
.IR dineroIV (3).
.IP "\f3\-l\fP\f2N\fP\f3\-\fP\f2T\fP\f3pfdist\fP \f2U\fP" 18n
Set the prefetch distance of the specified level
.I N
cache to
.I U
sub-blocks.
The default is 1.
This option is not valid for the
.B d
fetch policy, where no prefetching will happen.
.IP "\f3\-l\fP\f2N\fP\f3\-\fP\f2T\fP\f3pfabort\fP \f2U\fP" 18n
Set the prefetch abort percentage of the specified level
.I N
cache to
.I U
(0\-100).
The default is 0.
The specified percentage of prefetch requests will be randomly chosen
to be aborted, i.e., not happen.
This option is not valid for the
.B d
fetch policy, where no prefetching will happen.
.IP "\f3\-l\fP\f2N\fP\f3\-\fP\f2T\fP\f3walloc\fP \f2C\fP" 18n
Set the write allocate policy of the specified level
.I N
cache to
.I C
(\f3a\fP\(eqalways, \f3n\fP\(eqnever, \f3f\fP\(eqnofetch).
The exact current list of choices is given by the
.B \-help
option.
Further information on write allocate policies is given in
.IR dineroIV (3).
.IP "\f3\-l\fP\f2N\fP\f3\-\fP\f2T\fP\f3wback\fP \f2C\fP" 18n
Set the write back policy of the specified level
.I N
cache to
.I C
(\f3a\fP\(eqalways, \f3n\fP\(eqnever, \f3f\fP\(eqnofetch).
The exact current list of choices is given by the
.B \-help
option.
Further information on write back policies is given in
.IR dineroIV (3).
.IP "\f3\-l\fP\f2N\fP\f3\-\fP\f2T\fP\f3ccc\fP" 18n
Compute Compulsory/Capacity/Conflict miss rates for the specified level
.I N
cache.
.SH "TRACE RECORDS"
A
.I dineroIV
trace record, as processed internally,
consists of three things: an access type, an address, and a size.
The following access types are supported:
.IP \(bu 3n
Read.
.IP \(bu 3n
Write.
.IP \(bu 3n
Instruction fetch.
.IP \(bu 3n
Miscellaneous.
These references are treated like reads,
but they never generate prefetches.
.IP \(bu 3n
Copy-back dirty (sub-)block(s), with no invalidation implied.
This affects the whole cache if the indicated size is 0.
.IP \(bu 3n
Invalidate block(s), with no copy-back implied.
This affects the whole cache if the indicated size is 0.
.PP
There are no internal restrictions on what constitutes a valid address,
except that the size of an address is platform-dependent
(generally 32 bits or more).
The size value of a trace record indicates the number of bytes affected.
Dinero IV imposes no size or alignment restrictions on memory references;
they may span multiple sub-blocks or blocks.
.PP
The following input formats are supported by the
.B \-informat
option:
.TP 4n
.B d
The traditional ``din'' format of Dinero III.
Two fields are examined per line: access type and address.
The access type is numeric:
0 for read, 1 for write, 2 for instruction fetch, 3 for miscellaneous,
4 for copy-back, and 5 for invalidate.
The address is hexadecimal, beginning with an optional ``0x'' or ``0X''.
Fields are separated by white space (space or tab),
and everything following the first two fields of a line is ignored.
To approximate the behavior of Dinero III,
addresses are silently rounded down to a multiple of 4 bytes,
and the data size for reads and writes is always assumed to be 4 bytes.
.TP 4n
.B D
An extended version of the traditional Dinero III input format,
where each line contains three significant fields.
The first field, specifying the access type, is a single letter
.RB ( rwimcv )
to indicate one of the access types described above.
The second field is the hexadecimal address,
and the third field is the hexadecimal size.
A leading ``0x'' or ``0X'' is ignored at the beginning of each hexadecimal field.
Fields are separated by white space (space or tab),
and everything following the first three fields of a line is ignored.
.TP 4n
.B p
The format produced by
.B "pixie \-idtrace"
on SGI IRIX systems.
.TP 4n
.B P
The format produced by
.B "pixie \-idtrace_ext"
on SGI IRIX systems.
.TP 4n
.B b
A binary format, consisting of a four byte little-endian address,
a 2-byte little-endian size, a 1-byte access type, and a byte of padding.
.SH FILES
For the
.B \-custom
option, the location of the Dinero IV source files is given by the
.B D4_SRC
environment variable.
.SH "SEE ALSO"
dineroIV (3).
.SH AUTHOR
Jan Edler and Mark D. Hill
([e-mail] and [e-mail], respectively).
.PP
The latest version of Dinero IV can be obtained from
.br
ftp://ftp.nj.nec.com/pub/edler/d4-\f2X\fP.tgz
.br
where \f2X\fP is the latest version number.
.SH COPYRIGHT
.PP
Copyright (C) 1997 NEC Research Institute, Inc. and Mark D. Hill.
.br
All rights reserved.
.br
Copyright (C) 1985, 1989 Mark D. Hill.  All rights reserved.
.PP
Permission to use, copy, modify, and distribute this software and
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The name of NEC Research Institute Inc. and its affiliated companies
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.PP
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if, in addition to the above requirements for non-commercial use, written
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.PP
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