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2011-02-18
inorder: update max. resource bandwidths
Korey Sewell
2011-02-12
inorder: utilize cached skeds in pipeline
Korey Sewell
2011-02-04
inorder: implement separate fetch unit
Korey Sewell
2011-02-04
inorder: stage width as a python parameter
Korey Sewell
2011-01-07
Replace curTick global variable with accessor functions.
Steve Reinhardt
2011-01-07
inorder: replace schedEvent() code with reschedule().
Steve Reinhardt
2011-01-07
inorder: get rid of references to mainEventQueue.
Steve Reinhardt
2010-06-24
inorder: enforce 78-character rule
Korey Sewell
2010-06-23
inorder: tick scheduling
Korey Sewell
2010-01-31
inorder: implement split loads
Korey Sewell
2010-01-31
inorder: object cleanup in destructors
Korey Sewell
2010-01-31
inorder: user per-thread dummy insts/reqs
Korey Sewell
2010-01-31
inorder: add/remove halt/deallocate context respectively
Korey Sewell
2010-01-31
inorder: add updatePC event to resPool
Korey Sewell
2010-01-31
inorder: suspend in respool
Korey Sewell
2010-01-31
inorder: activate thread on cache miss
Korey Sewell
2010-01-31
inorder: squash on memory stall
Korey Sewell
2009-05-26
types: add a type for thread IDs and try to use it everywhere
Nathan Binkert
2009-05-12
inorder-resources: delete events
Korey Sewell
2009-05-12
inorder-tlb-cunit: merge the TLB as implicit to any memory access
Korey Sewell
2009-05-12
inorder-tlb: squash insts in TLB correctly
Korey Sewell
2009-05-12
inorder-alpha-port: initial inorder support of ALPHA
Korey Sewell
2009-02-10
InOrder: Import new inorder CPU model from MIPS.
Korey Sewell