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* Tutorial at ISPASS '11: [https://sites.google.com/site/mv5sim/tutorial]  | * Tutorial at ISPASS '11: [https://sites.google.com/site/mv5sim/tutorial]  | ||
* Google group: [http://groups.google.com/group/mv5sim]  | * Google group: [http://groups.google.com/group/mv5sim]  | ||
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| + | * Merges 2 popular simulators: gem5 and gpgpu-sim  | ||
| + | * Simulates CPUs, GPUs, and the interactions between them  | ||
| + | * Models a flexible memory system with support for heterogeneous processors and coherence  | ||
| + | * Supports full-system simulation through GPU driver emulation  | ||
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| + | === Resources ===  | ||
| + | * Home Page: [https://gem5-gpu.cs.wisc.edu]  | ||
| + | * Overview slides: [http://gem5.org/wiki/images/7/7d/2012_12_gem5_gpu.pdf]  | ||
| + | * Mailing list: [http://groups.google.com/group/gem5-gpu-dev]  | ||
Latest revision as of 10:15, 13 March 2013
Below is a list of projects that are based on gem5, are extensions of gem5, or use gem5.
MV5
- MV5 is a reconfigurable simulator for heterogeneous multicore architectures. It is based on M5v2.0 beta 4.
 - Typical usage: simulating data-parallel applications on SIMT cores that operate over directory-based cache hierarchies. You can also add out-of-order cores to have a heterogeneous system, and all different types of cores can operate under the same address space through the same cache hierarchy.
 - Research projects based on MV5 have been published in ISCA'10, ICCD'09, and IPDPS'10.
 
Features
- Single-Instruction, Multiple-Threads (SIMT) cores
 - Directory-based Coherence Cache: MESI/MSI. (Not based on gems/ruby)
 - Interconnect: Fully connected and 2D Mesh. (Not based on gems/ruby)
 - Threading API/library in system emulation mode (No support for full-system simulation. A benchmark suite using the thread API is provided)
 
Resources
gem5-gpu
- Merges 2 popular simulators: gem5 and gpgpu-sim
 - Simulates CPUs, GPUs, and the interactions between them
 - Models a flexible memory system with support for heterogeneous processors and coherence
 - Supports full-system simulation through GPU driver emulation