mem: change the namespace Message to ProtoMessage
The namespace Message conflicts with the Message data type used extensively in Ruby. Since Ruby is being moved to the same Master/Slave ports based configuration style as the rest of gem5, this conflict needs to be resolved. Hence, the namespace is being renamed to ProtoMessage.
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TraceGen::InputStream::init()
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{
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// Create a protobuf message for the header and read it from the stream
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Message::PacketHeader header_msg;
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ProtoMessage::PacketHeader header_msg;
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if (!trace.read(header_msg)) {
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panic("Failed to read packet header from trace\n");
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bool
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TraceGen::InputStream::read(TraceElement& element)
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{
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Message::Packet pkt_msg;
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ProtoMessage::Packet pkt_msg;
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if (trace.read(pkt_msg)) {
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element.cmd = pkt_msg.cmd();
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element.addr = pkt_msg.addr();
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// Create a protobuf message for the header and write it to
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// the stream
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Message::PacketHeader header_msg;
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ProtoMessage::PacketHeader header_msg;
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header_msg.set_obj_id(name());
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header_msg.set_tick_freq(SimClock::Frequency);
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traceStream->write(header_msg);
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// Create a protobuf message representing the
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// packet. Currently we do not preserve the flags in the
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// trace.
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Message::Packet pkt_msg;
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ProtoMessage::Packet pkt_msg;
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pkt_msg.set_tick(curTick());
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pkt_msg.set_cmd(cmd);
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pkt_msg.set_flags(req_flags);
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@ -36,7 +36,7 @@
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// Authors: Andreas Hansson
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// Put all the generated messages in a namespace
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package Message;
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package ProtoMessage;
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// Packet header with the identifier describing what object captured
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// the trace, the version of this file format, and the tick frequency
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