14 May 11:04 anm@barb:~/www378 $ gcc -o trace trace.c -Wall -g
14 May 11:18 anm@barb:~/www378 $ trace
Usage: trace <tracefile> <number of instructions to simulate>
Example: trace trace.txt 25
14 May 11:18 anm@barb:~/www378 $ trace trace.txt 10
Processing instruction: 3c011001
Processing instruction: 3424007c
Processing instruction: 3c011001
Processing instruction: 8c250078
Processing instruction: 00052880
Processing instruction: 20080000
Processing instruction: 20a9fffc
Processing instruction: 00893020
Processing instruction: 8cc90000
Processing instruction: 200d0000
Done processing
14 May 11:18 anm@barb:~/www378 $ 


Note that this fetched the first 10 instructions from the trace.  This
means that at most 6 instructions would be executed completely in the
pipeline, and others would still be in flight at the end of
simulation.