gem5/src/cpu/cpuevent.hh

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 * Authors: Ali Saidi
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#ifndef __CPU_CPUEVENT_HH__
#define __CPU_CPUEVENT_HH__

#include <vector>
#include "sim/eventq.hh"

class ThreadContext;

/**
 * This class creates a global list of events that need a pointer to a
 * thread context. When a switchover takes place the events can be
 * migrated to the new thread context, otherwise you could have a wake
 * timer interrupt go off on a switched out cpu or other unfortunate
 * events. This object MUST be dynamically allocated to avoid it being
 * deleted after a cpu switch happens.
 */
class CpuEvent : public Event
{
  protected:
    /** type of global list of cpu events. */
    typedef std::vector<CpuEvent *> CpuEventList;

    /** Static list of cpu events that is searched every time a cpu switch
     * happens. */
    static CpuEventList cpuEventList;

    /** The thread context that is switched to the new cpus. */
    ThreadContext *tc;

  public:
    CpuEvent(EventQueue *q, ThreadContext *_tc, Priority p = Default_Pri)
        : Event(q, p), tc(_tc)
    { cpuEventList.push_back(this); }

    /** delete the cpu event from the global list. */
    ~CpuEvent();

    /** Update all events switching old tc to new tc.
     * @param oldTc the old thread context we are switching from
     * @param newTc the new thread context we are switching to.
     */
    static void replaceThreadContext(ThreadContext *oldTc,
                                     ThreadContext *newTc);
    ThreadContext* getTC() { return tc; }
};

template <class T, void (T::* F)(ThreadContext *tc)>
class CpuEventWrapper : public CpuEvent
{
  private:
    T *object;

  public:
    CpuEventWrapper(T *obj, ThreadContext *_tc,
        EventQueue *q = &mainEventQueue, Priority p = Default_Pri)
        : CpuEvent(q, _tc, p), object(obj)
    { }
    void process() { (object->*F)(tc); }
};

#endif // __CPU_CPUEVENT_HH__