Updating papi_events.csv to support addition of L1I_CACHE in libpfm4 #296
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Pull Request Description
This PR replaces the event
L1I_CACHE_ACCESS
inpapi_events.csv
with the eventL1I_CACHE
for Neoverse N1, N2, N3, V1, and V2. For more information on the addition ofL1I_CACHE
see PR #295.Testing took place only on a Neoverse V2 as the PAPI team currently does not have access to a Neoverse N1, N2, N3 or V1.
For testing, the presets events used were
PAPI_L1_ICA
,PAPI_L1_ICH
,PAPI_L1_TCA
, andPAPI_L1_TCH
as they are directly affected by this change.Output for
papi_avail
Output for
papi_avail
on Neoverse V2 prior to the commit that adds theL1I_CACHE
event:Output for
papi_avail
on Neoverse V2 with the commit that adds theL1I_CACHE
event:The output is identical.
Output for
papi_command_line
Output for
papi_command_line
on Neoverse V2 prior to the commit that adds theL1I_CACHE
event:Output for
papi_command_line
on Neoverse V2 with the commit that adds theL1I_CACHE
event:The output for the four events looks roughly identical.
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