legion/docs/readmes/README.exit_at

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# Copyright 2005 Sun Microsystems, Inc.  All rights reserved.
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# ident "@(#)README.exit_at     1.1     05/10/05 SMI"
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#       Using the 'exit_at' feature to stop the simulation
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# This explains how to enable and use the 'exit_at' feature
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[-] Enabling this Features:

    1) Recompile legion
    You will need to compile legion with PERFORMANCE_CHECK=1.
    Edit your GNUMakefile in your legion build directory and
    re-compile legion.

    2) Edit your config file
    Modify your legion config file and add the 'exit_at' value
    to your processor directive.

    Examples:
                processor "niagara" {
                        clkfreq 5000000 ;
                        cores 1;
                        vthreads 1;
                        nglobals 4;
                        nwins 8;
                        rstv 0xfff0000020;
                        maxtl 7;
                        exit_at 0x1234567;  // stop legion when instn cnt >= 0x1234567
                }

[-] Output

    When running legion in this mode, the simulation will check for
    a match between instn_count and the exit_at value every 10000000
    instructions. If your exit_at value is not a factor of this
    interval, legion will stop within 10000000 of your exit_at
    value.


    Example:

fatal: Reached the value for exit_at in conf file 0x1234567, current icount=0x1312d00