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@ishitachaturvedi
Yes, you can. I suggest you read simulator papers. The last one (Accel-Sim paper) mentioned that the accel-sim version could execute the ptx code. However, they suggested using the SASS instead of the ptx because the ptx is a virtual machine code and executes with some assumptions. In that paper, they also provided correlation results explaining the difference between SASS and PTX execution results concerning real hardware execution.
Assuming you want a PTX of a specific version (let's say 7.0), you need to compile your binary with -gencode=arch=compute_70,code=compute_70. This will embed PTX 7.0 in your executable (code= determines what will end up inside the executable, compute_XX determines PTX instructions).
Then, doing a source setup_environment should be enough to let you execute the binary via GPGPU-Sim.
Can I run ptx using gpgpusim, instead of running a binary?
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