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It seems the RAS is shared between OS and user program, and I wonder if it is shared between different threads. If it is, then if I configure a single core with 1 thread in config/default.conf
min_contexts: 1
max_contexts: 1
can this guarantee that the RAS is only occupied by one program at runtime?
And for multiple threads, how can I save/restore the RAS when context switch? Modify OS or MARSSx86?
If it is not shared, where is the code that saves/restores the RAS when context switch?
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Hi. I have some questions about the RAS.
It seems the RAS is shared between OS and user program, and I wonder if it is shared between different threads. If it is, then if I configure a single core with 1 thread in config/default.conf
can this guarantee that the RAS is only occupied by one program at runtime?
And for multiple threads, how can I save/restore the RAS when context switch? Modify OS or MARSSx86?
If it is not shared, where is the code that saves/restores the RAS when context switch?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: