Adding my Fermi configuration files to the fermi branch

Merging

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+# functional simulator specification
+-gpgpu_ptx_instruction_classification 0
+-gpgpu_ptx_sim_mode 0
+-gpgpu_ptx_force_max_capability 15
+
+# high level architecture configuration
+-gpgpu_n_clusters 15
+-gpgpu_n_cores_per_cluster 1
+-gpgpu_n_mem 6
+
+# Fermi
+-gpgpu_clock_domains 700.0:700.0:700.0:3696.0
+
+# shader core pipeline config
+-gpgpu_shader_registers 32768
+
+# ask wilson about the next two lines
+-gpgpu_shader_core_pipeline 1024:32:32 
+-gpgpu_shader_cta 16
+-gpgpu_simd_model 1 
+
+
+# In Fermi, the cache and shared memory could be configured to 16kb:48kb or 48kb:16kb
+# <nsets>:<bsize>:<assoc>:<rep>:<wr>:<alloc>,<mshr>:<N>:<merge>,<mq>
+# mysteriously gives much better correlation (and faster runs) than a configured cache
+#-gpgpu_cache:dl1 none
+-gpgpu_cache:dl1  32:128:4:L:R:f,A:32:8,8
+-gpgpu_shmem_size 49152
+#-gpgpu_cache:dl1  64:128:6:L:R:f,A:32:8,8
+#-gpgpu_shmem_size 16384
+
+# 256 sets, each 512 bits 6-way, this gives 786KB L2 cache
+# this entry gives slightly worse correlation that the quadro config
+-gpgpu_cache:dl2 256:512:6:L:R:m,A:32:4,4
+#-gpgpu_cache:dl2 64:32:8:L:R:m,A:16:4,4
+#-gpgpu_cache:dl2_texture_only
+
+-gpgpu_cache:il1 4:128:4:L:R:f,A:2:32,4
+-gpgpu_tex_cache:l1 4:128:24:L:R:m,F:128:4,128:2
+-gpgpu_const_cache:l1 64:64:2:L:R:f,A:2:32,4
+#-gpgpu_tex_cache:l1 none
+#-gpgpu_const_cache:l1 none
+
+-gpgpu_num_reg_banks 16
+
+-gpgpu_shmem_warp_parts 2
+
+-gpgpu_max_insn_issue_per_warp 1
+
+# interconnection
+-network_mode 1 
+-inter_config_file icnt_config_quadro_islip.txt 
+
+# dram model config
+-gpgpu_dram_scheduler 1
+-gpgpu_dram_sched_queue_size 16
+-gpgpu_n_mem_per_ctrlr 2
+
+# for Fermi, bus width is 384bits, this is 24 bytes *2 because of double data rate
+# try if making the buswidth smaller affects the correlation, should try the memory frequency too
+-gpgpu_dram_buswidth 24 
+-gpgpu_dram_burst_length 4
+-gpgpu_mem_address_mask 1
+-gpgpu_mem_addr_mapping dramid@8;00000000.00000000.00000000.00000000.0000RRRR.RRRRRRRR.RRBBBCCC.CCCSSSSS
+
+# ANDREW
+# GDDR5 timing from hynix H5GQ1H24AFR
+# {nbk:tCCD:tRRD:tRCD:tRAS:tRP:tRC:CL:WL:tCDLR:tWR}
+# CL and WL need to be figured out accurately
+# in the GDDR5 datasheet WL= min 3, max 7
+# I couldn't find tCDLR in the datasheet either, what does it mean? ask wilson may be
+# This configuration turns out to decrease the cpi correlation by about .03% for Fermi probably increases clk correlation
+-gpgpu_dram_timing_opt 16:2:5:12:28:12:35:10:7:6:12
+
+# GDDR3
+#-gpgpu_dram_timing_opt 8:2:8:12:25:10:35:10:7:6:11
+
+# Fermi has two schedulers per core
+-gpgpu_num_sched_per_core 2
+
+
+
+# stat collection
+-gpgpu_memlatency_stat 14 
+-gpgpu_runtime_stat 500
+-enable_ptx_file_line_stats 1
+
+# enable SASS execution
+#-gpgpu_ptx_convert_to_ptxplus 1
+#-gpgpu_ptx_save_converted_ptxplus 1
+
+# enable operand collector 
+-gpgpu_operand_collector_num_units_sp 6
+-gpgpu_operand_collector_num_units_sfu 8
+
+-visualizer_enabled 0