Difference between revisions of "ESESC Sample Use"

Latest revision as of 01:11, 21 April 2010

Checkout Code

Checkout the code from the git repository by executing the following command:

git clone ssh://mada0.cse.ucsc.edu/mada/server/git/esesc

Compile QEMU

QEMU is included as an emulation target for use with eSESC and it needs to be compiled in the esesc source directories in order to generate the libraries that esesc will link to. To do this execute the following commands:

cd esesc/emul/qemu
./configure --target-list=sparc-linux-user --enable-esesc_user --disable-vnc-sasl --disable-vnc-tls --disable-curl --disable-uuid
make

Compile eSESC

The next step is to compile eSESC. To do this execute the following series of commands:

cd ../../..
mkdir build
cd build
cmake -DCMAKE_BUILD_TYPE=Debug ../esesc
gmake

This will compile and build the eSESC executable files. Currently the rst emulation target is stable and can be used for sample runs of esesc

Sample run with RST emulation source

First copy the configuration file to the build directory

cp ../esesc/conf/esesc.conf .

Then check the configuration file to make sure that only the rst target is enabled and the qemu and gpu targets are commented out. The cpuemul targets should look something like:

cpuemul[0]   = 'RSTSection'  # 1 RST instance
#cpuemul[1]   = 'GPUSection'  # 1 GPU instance
#cpuemul[2]   = 'QEMUSection' # 1 QEMU instance
#cpuemul[2:4] = 'GPUSection1' # 3 GPU Instances

Copy the rst trace files to the build directory:

cp ../esesc/emul/conf/* .

Then run the coremain executable

simu/libcore/coremain

To view statistics run the report script:

../esesc/conf/report.pl --last