cmpt-295-sfu

# Question templates SFU ID: 301368689 Github username: Jia-nan-xu Github: https://github.com/CMPT-

# Question templates SFU ID: 301368689 Github username: Jia-nan-xu Github: https://github.com/CMPT-

1) Run "pip3 install numpy" 2) I can see localci.sh in your scripts folder. Make sure your

when I try that ( sw a6 0(a0) ) I get an error saying the instruction is not found, and I don't

Thank you I figured it out. I was forgetting to multiply by sizeof(int) when passing number of bytes

# Question templates SFU ID: 301319108 Github username: fwarraic Github: https://github.com/CMPT-295-

You're not following the calling conventions. In matmul.s, you have to change the value of a1 and

For those struggling with debugging 1) Try passing -cc to venus.jar timeout 120 java -jar venus.jar .

Your travis also seems to have passed. On Wednesday, October 28, 2020 at 2:52:17 PM UTC-7, Arrvindh

Try passing -cc eg, timeout 120 java -jar venus.jar ./test_files/main.s ./inputs/simple1/bin/inputs/

Your read matrix appears broken. What is this sequence doing: lw s5, 0(s3) mul s5, s3, s4 s3 is a

I hardcoded the input matrix and m0 matrix in test_matmul and seemed to work On Tuesday, October 27,

- Check simulator args under settings. - Yes you would have to specify the full file paths starting

Found the solution. I had somehow forgotten to actually set a6 to the proper allocated memory. On

Never mind, there was something wrong with simple2, thanks! On Tuesday, October 27, 2020 at 10:04:52

No. On Tuesday, October 27, 2020 at 12:59:48 AM UTC-7, Ryan Tio wrote: I've been doing the

You have to read #cols and #rows from the matrix file and try to malloc a proper portion based on

First of all, you're not following the calling conventions. For example, in line 115 a6 should be

Put a screenshot of command and error here. Make sure that you're printing each step's result

Please include comments in your assembly code 1) What are the input arguments to each method or

You should implement the test_read_matrix first. Materials of lab 7 could help you a lot. On Monday,

Thanks for the help! I finally got it figured out! On Monday, October 26, 2020 at 6:42:04 PM UTC-7

No that's not necessary On Monday, October 26, 2020 at 2:35:53 AM UTC-7 jyotiradi...@gmail.com

Thank you so much! I now see where I went wrong. I really appreciate the help, it solved the issue no

Thank you very much, I figured out exactly how I was messing up algorithmically. Everything works now

Thank you, I got it On Sunday, October 25, 2020 at 1:29:56 PM UTC-7, Arrvindh Shriraman wrote: Please

*thank On Monday, October 26, 2020 at 1:58:04 AM UTC-7 Taha Liaqat wrote: thanks you, I got it

It is hard for us to point out the exact register you are going wrong with. We need more details from

Fixed. I reset my whole internet connection and PC. On Saturday, October 24, 2020 at 4:30:16 PM UTC-7

Check a6 and t4. Seems like your destination pointer could be wrong. sw a0, 0(s3) is the instruction