Add sweep delay script to test CAS latency #54
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Integration with latest jupyter script and sample csv result
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The new lh_sweepdelay_cfg.yaml is used for sweeping CAS latency from 0us to 32us. Using this script, we can easily find potential CAS latency bottlenecks for different core count and CAS delay time. Signed-off-by: Yangzheng Bai <Yangzheng.Bai@arm.com>
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March 11, 2019 11:04
The new lh_sweepdelay_cfg.yaml is used for sweeping CAS latency from 0us to 32us. Using this script, we can easily find potential CAS latency bottlenecks for different core count and CAS delay time. Signed-off-by: Yangzheng Bai <Yangzheng.Bai@arm.com>
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This is the default script to sweep different core count with different CAS latency using cas_lockref