rmem | rmem tool comprises executable operational models
kandi X-RAY | rmem Summary
kandi X-RAY | rmem Summary
The rmem tool comprises executable operational models for the relaxed-memory concurrency semantics of the Power, ARMv8, RISC-V, and x86 (TSO) processor architectures, as well as machinery for executing the models on litmus tests and ELF binaries: allowing one to interactively step through the legal concurrency behaviours, pseudorandomly find legal outcomes, and exhaustively enumerate all architecturally allowed outcomes of small bounded concurrent programs. For ARM, it supports both the current ARMv8-A multicopy atomic model and the earlier ARMv8-A non-multicopy-atomic model. The tool provides both a stand-alone web-interface version (compiled to JavaScript), which can be tried at and a command-line version. rmem was developed as part of the REMS project, partly funded by ERC Advanced grant "ELVER" (2018-2023, ERC AdG 789108), the EPSRC Programme Grant "REMS: Rigorous Engineering for Mainstream Systems" (EP/K008528/1), EPSRC grant "C3: Scalable & Verified Shared Memory via Consistency-directed Cache Coherence" (EP/M027317/1), an ARM iCASE award (Pulte), an EPSRC IAA KTF (Gray), EPSRC Leadership Fellowship "Semantic Foundations for Real-World Systems" (EP/H005633/1, 2009-2014, Sewell), and EPSRC grant "Reasoning with Relaxed Memory Models" (EP/F036345, 2008-2012).
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I ask a Measurement Device to give me some Data. At first it tells me how many bytes of data are in the storage. It is always 14. Then it gives me the data which i have to encode into hex. It is Python 2.7 can´t use newer versions. Line 6 to 10 tells the Device to give me the measured data. Line 12 to 14 is the encoding to Hex. In other Programs it works. but when i print result(Line 14) then i get a Hex number with 13 Bytes PLUS 1 which can not be correct because it has an L et the end. I guess it is some LONG or whatever. and i dont need the last Byte. but i do think it changes the Data too, which is picked out from Line 15 and up. at first in Hex. Then it is converted into Int.
Is it possible that the L has an effect on the Data or not? How can i fix it?
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Nov-16 at 07:20Python 2 has two built-in integer types, int
and long
. hex
returns a string representing a Python hexadecimal literal, and in Python 2, that means that long
s get an L
at the end, to signify that it's a long
.
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