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Add % of peak values to block-level speed-of-light charts #140

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skyreflectedinmirrors opened this issue Jun 16, 2023 · 4 comments
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This was brought up in a demo today. Would improve consistency.

@coleramos425 coleramos425 self-assigned this Jun 21, 2023
@coleramos425 coleramos425 added this to the v.1.1.0 milestone Jun 21, 2023
@coleramos425 coleramos425 added enhancement New feature or request metric definition Related to the definition of a metric in Omniperf labels Jul 7, 2023
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@arghdos Added percent to the units in the CLI charts to be more consistent with the % units in the Speed-of-Light charts in the GUI. Is this what you meant?

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... sort of, the original ask was to add a % of Peak to appropriate metrics inside of the block-level SOL tables, so e.g., the Instruction Cache bandwidth as a percent of theoretically achievable peak. Your PR is a decent start, but I'm a bit wary of some of these, e.g.:

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appears to be in % of Peak form (I haven't specifically verified it), but isn't labeled as such

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Implemented. Thanks for closing this, Jose

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