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- | ==== Current ARM32 Support ==== | + | ===== Current ARM32 Support ===== |
gem5-gpu currently has limited support for ARM32, and even this functionality has not been tested extensively. Specifically, ARM is currently supported in syscall emulation mode, but not full-system mode. The version of gem5 currently used within gem5-gpu only supports ARMv7, which is a 32-bit architecture, so the maximum physical memory size for a simulated system under ARM is 4GB. | gem5-gpu currently has limited support for ARM32, and even this functionality has not been tested extensively. Specifically, ARM is currently supported in syscall emulation mode, but not full-system mode. The version of gem5 currently used within gem5-gpu only supports ARMv7, which is a 32-bit architecture, so the maximum physical memory size for a simulated system under ARM is 4GB. | ||
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- | From this point, you can proceed to run gem5-gpu as described in the [[start|quick start guide]]. | + | From this point, you can proceed to run gem5-gpu as described in the [[start|quick start guide]] as long as your benchmarks are built for the ARM CPU ISA, which is described in the [[benchmarks|benchmarks guide]] |