Rinse What Follows Washcloth
Rinse What Follows Washcloth
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The execution of RINSE is started by rtest=RINSE(npe, AVAIL, PUBDAT, subr, lowtrap, hightrap, ASYNDT) where npe is the number of pes to simulate, subr is the subroutine in which the simulation is to start, lowtrap is some variable in public memory marking the lowest point to trap stores and hightrap is the highest point. On return from RINSE, rtest will be true if RINSE executed without error (e. G. It did not deadlock on full/empty). Unlike WASHCLOTH, RINSE returns even if it did have an error....
RINSE [UCN47] page-7 After RINSE execution, the COMMON QRINSE will have the following information icycnt number of machine cycles of simulated execution avail address of next free location in AVAIL botpub address of lowest public location lowtrp address of lowest address to be trapped hitrp address of highest address to be trapped botsyn address of lowest asynchronous location ilc(32) program address registers of pes (0-31) ipos(32) instruction parcel pointers of pes (0-31) atable(8, 32) A-registers of pes xtable(8, 32) X-registers of pes btable(8, 32) B-registers of pes iact active pe flag word, one bit per pe (0 on exit) ipecy(32) active instruction cycle count for each pe lcnt(32) internal scratch for detecting deadlocks ihng(32) count of cycles spent hung and active for each pe icdly(32) count of words copied in creating memory image for a pe when it starts up ipeasn(32) count of number of times each pe was assigned a task bavail base address of AVAIL isind flag, non-zero in indivisible mode ipeq(131) queue of CREATE requests (count, in, out, 128 requests) pecl(96) dummy calls used when dequeuing CREATE entries ibtab(2185) bit table for private memory and asynchronous memory RINSE [UCNA7] page-8 The user must provide a routine, TRAP(pen, iclk.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The execution of RINSE is started by rtest=RINSE(npe, AVAIL, PUBDAT, subr, lowtrap, hightrap, ASYNDT) where npe is the number of pes to simulate, subr is the subroutine in which the simulation is to start, lowtrap is some variable in public memory marking the lowest point to trap stores and hightrap is the highest point. On return from RINSE, rtest will be true if RINSE executed without error (e. G. It did not deadlock on full/empty). Unlike WASHCLOTH, RINSE returns even if it did have an error....
RINSE [UCN47] page-7 After RINSE execution, the COMMON QRINSE will have the following information icycnt number of machine cycles of simulated execution avail address of next free location in AVAIL botpub address of lowest public location lowtrp address of lowest address to be trapped hitrp address of highest address to be trapped botsyn address of lowest asynchronous location ilc(32) program address registers of pes (0-31) ipos(32) instruction parcel pointers of pes (0-31) atable(8, 32) A-registers of pes xtable(8, 32) X-registers of pes btable(8, 32) B-registers of pes iact active pe flag word, one bit per pe (0 on exit) ipecy(32) active instruction cycle count for each pe lcnt(32) internal scratch for detecting deadlocks ihng(32) count of cycles spent hung and active for each pe icdly(32) count of words copied in creating memory image for a pe when it starts up ipeasn(32) count of number of times each pe was assigned a task bavail base address of AVAIL isind flag, non-zero in indivisible mode ipeq(131) queue of CREATE requests (count, in, out, 128 requests) pecl(96) dummy calls used when dequeuing CREATE entries ibtab(2185) bit table for private memory and asynchronous memory RINSE [UCNA7] page-8 The user must provide a routine, TRAP(pen, iclk.
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