Dinero File Format

The Dinero input format "din" is an ASCII file with one LABEL and one ADDRESS per line. The rest of the line is ignored so that it can be used for comments.

LABEL ADDRESS
= 0 read data
= 1 write data
= 2 instruction fetch
= 3 escape record (treated as unknown access type)
= 4 escape record (causes cache flush)

0 <= ADDRESS <= ffffffff, where the hexadecimal addresses are NOT preceded by "0x."

Here are some examples:

2 0 
0 1000 
0 70f60888 
2 2cb5 
1 70f60890 
1 70f6088c 

R.Peel@eim.surrey.ac.uk

29th October 2001