I'm trying to get MINT to display the contents of its register file during run time. Does anyone have experience using SESC/MINT to emulate a MIPS architecture? I found a function defined in icode.cpp under .../sesc/src/libll/ that dumps the operands of the ALU and the current PC, instruction, and ALU target. I need to be able to see the register file contents to check the functionality of my own MIPS emulator. I realize this is a specialized question, I figure that it can't hurt to ask though. Even just a better search methodology would help. Right now I'm just searching for instances of "32" or "64" in all of the mint and sesc cpp's. I figure that somewhere one of those should show up as the register file has to be one or the other (MINT is a MIPSII simulator but it also supports MIPS64 and 32.)