SystemC model and OVP environment

[YoudD]

Now I have my own peripheral model written in SystemC and I integrate it into OVP using the following method:
Firstly,I use the Examples/PlatformConstruction/SystemC_TLM which generates an example TLM platform.Then I I wrote a TLM2.0 interface for my model using socket.register_b_transport and directed it to the bus in the platform.sc_constructor.igen.h,such as
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// simple Class
////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

class simple : public sc_module {

public:
simple (sc_module_name name);

tlmRam ram1;
tlmRam ram2;
tlmModule Platform;
tlmDecoder bus1;
arm_ARM966E cpu1;
//or1k cpu1;
TLMP TLM1；
extension armNewlib_0;
//extension or1kNewlib_0;

params paramsForsimple() {
params p;
p.set("stoponcontrolc", true);
return p;
}

params paramsForcpu1() {
params p;
return p;
}
}; /* simple */

////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
// simple Constructor
////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////


simple::simple (sc_module_name name)
: sc_module (name)
, ram1 (Platform, "ram1", 0xffffff)
, ram2 (Platform, "ram2", 0xffffff)
, Platform ("", paramsForsimple())
, bus1(Platform, "bus1", 2, 3)
, cpu1 ( Platform, "cpu1", paramsForcpu1(), 32, 32)
,TLM1(Platform,"TLM1",0x10)


, armNewlib_0(cpu1, opVLNVString (NULL, "arm.ovpworld.org", "semihosting", "armNewlib", "1.0", OP_EXTENSION, 1), "armNewlib_0")
//, or1kNewlib_0(cpu1, opVLNVString (NULL, "ovpworld.org", "semihosting", "or1kNewlib", "1.0", OP_EXTENSION, 1), "or1kNewlib_0")
{


// bus1 masters
bus1.connect(cpu1.INSTRUCTION);
bus1.connect(cpu1.DATA);

// bus1 slaves
bus1.connect(ram1.sp1,0x0, 0xffffff); // Memory (0)
bus1.connect(ram2.sp1,0xff000000, 0xffffffff); // Memory (1)
bus1.connect(TLM1.bport,0x10001000,0x10001010);

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Finally,I write programs to accomplish System functions and run the command:Platform/platform.Linux.exe -program application.ARM9E.elf.
Now I wonder if I can get the performance data or the Power Consumption of the System.If not ,how can I get these data?
Thank you![/b][/code]

[DuncGrah]

The OVP simulator provides information at an instruction level. This can be used to provide some estimations.

The Imperas professional products can be used to obtain information from an executingapplication and this has been used by the European SafePower project a few years ago to obtain more accurate performance and power consumption estimations.

[YoudD]

[DuncGrah]

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[YoudD]