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9. env LOGV stands for logs level that you can see.
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## Limitation
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The pebs requires no larger than 5 `perf_open_event` attached to certain PID, so I limit the bpf program to munmap(kprobe) and sbrk(kprobe/kretprobe), you can configure them. For multiple process application, I need to first SIGSTOP the process and `send/recv` back the PID information. For client and server application, I need to SIGSTOP/SIGCONT on both client and server simultaneously, which is not implemented yet.
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The pebs requires no larger than 5 `perf_open_event` attached to certain PID, so I limit the bpf program to munmap(kprobe) and sbrk(kprobe/kretprobe), you can configure them. For multiple process application, I need to first SIGSTOP the process and `send/recv` back the PID information. For client and server application, I need to SIGSTOP/SIGCONT on both client and server simultaneously, which is not implemented yet.
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## Cite
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```bash
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@article{yangyarch23,
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title={CXLMemSim: A pure software simulated CXL.mem for performance characterization},
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author={Yiwei Yang, Pooneh Safayenikoo, Jiacheng Ma, Tanvir Ahmed Khan, Andrew Quinn},
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journal={arXiv preprint arXiv:2303.06153},
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booktitle={The fifth Young Architect Workshop (YArch'23)},
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