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Currently libCacheSim provides Python scripts to generate synthetic workloads, e.g., Zipf. However, this requires two steps: generating a Zipf trace and loading it into caches.
We would like to create a few trace readers that generate synthetic traces on the fly, e.g., uniform, Zipf. We expect the following usage
./cachesim Zipf_n_m_x.y syn
where n is the number of requests, m is the number of objects, and x.y is the skewness.
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Currently libCacheSim provides Python scripts to generate synthetic workloads, e.g., Zipf. However, this requires two steps: generating a Zipf trace and loading it into caches.
We would like to create a few trace readers that generate synthetic traces on the fly, e.g., uniform, Zipf. We expect the following usage
where
n
is the number of requests,m
is the number of objects, and x.y is the skewness.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: