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For example, and we assume the Simulation Point is 90, then I start
simulating at instruction 90 * 100 million (9 billion) and stop
simulating at instruction 9.1 billion assuming a 100 million interval
size was used to create the simulation points.
How can I calculate when the interval is 250M: we assume the simulation
point also is 90. do I start simulating at instruction 90*100M or
90*250M?




Mon Aug 20, 2007 8:26 am

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For example, and we assume the Simulation Point is 90, then I start simulating at instruction 90 * 100 million (9 billion) and stop simulating at instruction...
xiejingsong
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Aug 20, 2007
8:27 am

... If you collected the points using a 250m interval, you must then multiplicate your point number by that interval - in this case, 250. Notice that the point...
Alexandre Strube
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Aug 20, 2007
9:23 am

... start ... interval ... simulation ... 250. Notice ... entirely ... I use single simulation point. Thanks a lot....
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