Page-Table-Simulator

Instructions to Run:

Assuming Page Table state from PT_A.txt

1. Running Part A: ptsim
   • Inputting one virtual address at a time via CLI.
     • $ make ptsim
     • $ sh ptsim tests/PT_A.txt
     • Enter (one by one) virtual addresses to translate.
     • Crtl+D to terminate.
   • Using I/O redirection to translate addresses from input file and diff the expected output.
     • $ make ptsim
     • $ sh ptsim tests/PT_A.txt < tests/test_input1.txt > tests/actual_output/ptsim_PT_A_output1.out
     • $ diff tests/expected_output/ptsim_PT_A_output1.txt tests/actual_output/ptsim_PT_A_output1.out
     • No Diff (hopefully)
2. Running Part B: ptsim-clock
   • Inputting one virtual address at a time via CLI.
     • $ make ptsim-clock
     • $ sh ptsim-clock tests/PT_A.txt
     • Enter (one by one) virtual addresses to translate.
     • Crtl+D to terminate.
   • Using I/O redirection to translate addresses from input file and diff the expected output.
     • $ make ptsim
     • $ sh ptsim-clock tests/PT_A.txt < tests/test_input1.txt > tests/actual_output/ptsim_clock_PT_A_output1.out
     • $ diff tests/expected_output/ptsim_clock_PT_A_output1.txt tests/actual_output/ptsim_clock_PT_A_output1.out
     • No Diff (hopefully)
3. Quick Testing of Differences (Hard Coded for specific I/O).
   • $ make check
   • No Diff (hopefully)

Contributors:

• Aaron King
• Gary Singh
• Owen Mastropietro

TODO:

• Have the page table as a dictionary {key:"101", value:[V, P, F, U]}.

Gondree's README Content.

The files pt-sim.sh and pt-sim-clock.sh are wrapper files you should modify to call your executables.

You should add Makefile logic so that your program can be run with commands like:

$ make ptsim
$ make ptsim-clock
$ sh ptsim test/aPageTableFile < test/anInputFile
$ sh ptsim-clock test/aPageTableFile < test/anInputFile