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From: Felipe A. <fel...@gm...> - 2008-06-12 18:36:32
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Oops, math mistake :P I just finished my work. Thank you to both of you who helped me. Regards~ 2008/6/12 Hien Le <Hi...@me...>: There were 115773 instruction refs total, of which 611 references were I1 > misses. 661 / 115773 = 0.52%. > > > Thanks once again! >> >> Now, in the end of the test, I have to analize all the data collected and >> I >> found another barrier for succeeding in such task. >> >> I couldn't figure out how the miss rates work, because if there were >> 115773 >> references on I, no way 611 is 0.52%, it should be 1.89%, same goes for >> all >> the others miss rates. Am I missing something? >> ==6464== I refs: 115,773 >> ==6464== I1 misses: 611 >> ==6464== L2i misses: 609 >> ==6464== I1 miss rate: 0.52% *-> this should be 1,89%, isn't >> it? x=115773/(611*100)* >> ==6464== L2i miss rate: 0.52% >> ==6464== >> ==6464== D refs: 57,878 (41,851 rd + 16,027 wr) >> ==6464== D1 misses: 1,063 ( 899 rd + 164 wr) >> ==6464== L2d misses: 977 ( 821 rd + 156 wr) >> ==6464== D1 miss rate: 1.8% ( 2.1% + 1.0% ) >> ==6464== L2d miss rate: 1.6% ( 1.9% + 0.9% ) >> ==6464== >> ==6464== L2 refs: 1,674 ( 1,510 rd + 164 wr) >> ==6464== L2 misses: 1,586 ( 1,430 rd + 156 wr) >> ==6464== L2 miss rate: 0.9% ( 0.9% + 0.9% ) >> >> Kind regards >> > -- Felipe -- Felipe |