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Regarding the memory addresses in mem_trace, I would like to know if the addresses are virtual or physical? I mean this piece of code:
std::stringstream ss; ss << "CTX " << HEX(ctx) << " - grid_launch_id " << ma->grid_launch_id << " - CTA " << ma->cta_id_x << "," << ma->cta_id_y << "," << ma->cta_id_z << " - warp " << ma->warp_id << " - " << id_to_opcode_map[ma->opcode_id] << " - "; for (int i = 0; i < 32; i++) { ss << HEX(ma->addrs[i]) << " "; } printf("MEMTRACE: %s\n", ss.str().c_str());
The structure defines the addresses as uint64_t addrs[32];. Any thoughts on that?
uint64_t addrs[32];
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Regarding the memory addresses in mem_trace, I would like to know if the addresses are virtual or physical? I mean this piece of code:
The structure defines the addresses as
uint64_t addrs[32];
.Any thoughts on that?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: