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I’ve been working with the simulator and encountered some confusion while testing the flags. I’m having trouble fully understanding their specific functions. Could you explain in a bit more detail what each flag does and what the effect is when both are used together?
During my tests, I monitored the page migrations and the GPU count throughout execution. When I ran the command below with both flags enabled:
-unified-gpus allows the memory to be allocated evenly on these GPUs and threads be distributed evenly on these GPUs. -use-unified-memory allows page migration.
There may be no migration if the pages are perfectly aligned.
I need more information about how you noticed no page migration and GPU count registered as 1. At which line, which variable did you get your observation?
Hello Mr. Sun,
I hope you’re doing well.
I’ve been working with the simulator and encountered some confusion while testing the flags. I’m having trouble fully understanding their specific functions. Could you explain in a bit more detail what each flag does and what the effect is when both are used together?
During my tests, I monitored the page migrations and the GPU count throughout execution. When I ran the command below with both flags enabled:
I noticed that there were no page migrations, and the GPU count registered as only 1.
Thank you for your help!
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