gem5/sim/process.hh
Nathan Binkert 9023f5c96d - Clean up and factor out all of the binning code into a
single place so it's easier to work with.
-  Add support for binning kernel/user/idle time separately from
lisa's binning stuff, but make the two compatible.
-  KernelStats used to directly implement the pImpl idiom, but
it makes more sense to just remove the level of indirection and
make the exec context have a pointer to the stats.
-  Factor common code out of LinuxSystem and Tru64System and put
it into the System base class.  While doing that, make all
constructors take a pointer to a parameter struct instead of
naming the parameters individually to make it much easier to add
parameters to these classes.

SConscript:
    Move the function tracking and binning stuff around.
arch/alpha/ev5.cc:
    kernelStats is now a pointer
arch/alpha/pseudo_inst.cc:
    kernelStats is now a pointer
    the parameters to the system have been moved into their own
    struct
base/trace.hh:
    provide a little functor class for wrapping a string that
    can allow you to define name() in any scope very simply
    for use with DPRINTF
cpu/base_cpu.cc:
    New order of arguments for consistency.
cpu/exec_context.cc:
    kernelStats no longer has the level of indirection in it,
    execContext has the indirection now.  so, kernelStats is a pointer.
    We also need a pointer to the kernelBinning stuff from the system
    and we need to figure out if we want to do binning or not.
    Move a whole bunch of code into kern_binning.cc so it's all
    in the same place.
cpu/exec_context.hh:
    We want pointers to the kernel binning/stats stuff and we'll
    have the exec_context and system have the level of indirection
    instead of having the extra layer in the kernel stats class.
cpu/simple_cpu/simple_cpu.cc:
    call through the exec context to do the special binning
    stuff.
kern/kernel_stats.cc:
kern/kernel_stats.hh:
    Re-organize the stats stuff and remove the level of indirection
    (that was there to simplify building) and move the binning stuff
    into its own class/file.
kern/linux/linux_system.cc:
kern/linux/linux_system.hh:
kern/tru64/tru64_system.cc:
kern/tru64/tru64_system.hh:
sim/system.cc:
sim/system.hh:
    move lots of common system code into the base system class so
    that it can be shared between linux, tru64, and whatever else
    we decide to support in the future.

    Make the constructor take a pointer to a parameter struct so that
    it is easier to pass parameters to the parent.
kern/system_events.cc:
    move the majority of the binning code into the Kernel::Binning class
    in the kern_binning file
kern/system_events.hh:
    FnEvents only need to know the bin
    create the Idle start event to find the PCBB of the idle
    process when it starts.
kern/tru64/tru64_events.cc:
    memCtrl -> memctrl
sim/process.cc:
sim/process.hh:
    re-order args for consistency

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extra : convert_revision : 86cb39738c41fcd680f2aad125c9dde000227b2b
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#ifndef __PROCESS_HH__
#define __PROCESS_HH__
//
// The purpose of this code is to fake the loader & syscall mechanism
// when there's no OS: thus there's no reason to use it in FULL_SYSTEM
// mode when we do have an OS.
//
#ifndef FULL_SYSTEM
#include <vector>
#include "targetarch/isa_traits.hh"
#include "sim/sim_object.hh"
#include "sim/stats.hh"
#include "base/statistics.hh"
class ExecContext;
class FunctionalMemory;
class Process : public SimObject
{
public:
// have we initialized an execution context from this process? If
// yes, subsequent contexts are assumed to be for dynamically
// created threads and are not initialized.
bool initialContextLoaded;
// execution contexts associated with this process
std::vector<ExecContext *> execContexts;
// number of CPUs (esxec contexts, really) assigned to this process.
unsigned int numCpus() { return execContexts.size(); }
// record of blocked context
struct WaitRec
{
Addr waitChan;
ExecContext *waitingContext;
WaitRec(Addr chan, ExecContext *ctx)
: waitChan(chan), waitingContext(ctx)
{
}
};
// list of all blocked contexts
std::list<WaitRec> waitList;
RegFile *init_regs; // initial register contents
Addr text_base; // text (code) segment base
unsigned text_size; // text (code) size in bytes
Addr data_base; // initialized data segment base
unsigned data_size; // initialized data + bss size in bytes
Addr brk_point; // top of the data segment
Addr stack_base; // stack segment base (highest address)
unsigned stack_size; // initial stack size
Addr stack_min; // lowest address accessed on the stack
// addr to use for next stack region (for multithreaded apps)
Addr next_thread_stack_base;
// Base of region for mmaps (when user doesn't specify an address).
Addr mmap_base;
std::string prog_fname; // file name
Addr prog_entry; // entry point (initial PC)
Stats::Scalar<> num_syscalls; // number of syscalls executed
protected:
// constructor
Process(const std::string &name,
int stdin_fd, // initial I/O descriptors
int stdout_fd,
int stderr_fd);
protected:
FunctionalMemory *memory;
private:
// file descriptor remapping support
static const int MAX_FD = 100; // max legal fd value
int fd_map[MAX_FD+1];
public:
// static helper functions to generate file descriptors for constructor
static int openInputFile(const std::string &filename);
static int openOutputFile(const std::string &filename);
// override of virtual SimObject method: register statistics
virtual void regStats();
// register an execution context for this process.
// returns xc's cpu number (index into execContexts[])
int registerExecContext(ExecContext *xc);
void replaceExecContext(ExecContext *xc, int xcIndex);
// map simulator fd sim_fd to target fd tgt_fd
void dup_fd(int sim_fd, int tgt_fd);
// generate new target fd for sim_fd
int open_fd(int sim_fd);
// look up simulator fd for given target fd
int sim_fd(int tgt_fd);
// is this a valid instruction fetch address?
bool validInstAddr(Addr addr)
{
return (text_base <= addr &&
addr < text_base + text_size &&
!(addr & (sizeof(MachInst)-1)));
}
// is this a valid address? (used to filter data fetches)
// note that we just assume stack size <= 16MB
// this may be alpha-specific
bool validDataAddr(Addr addr)
{
return ((data_base <= addr && addr < brk_point) ||
((stack_base - 16*1024*1024) <= addr && addr < stack_base) ||
(text_base <= addr && addr < (text_base + text_size)));
}
virtual void syscall(ExecContext *xc) = 0;
virtual FunctionalMemory *getMemory() { return memory; }
};
//
// "Live" process with system calls redirected to host system
//
class ObjectFile;
class LiveProcess : public Process
{
protected:
LiveProcess(const std::string &name, ObjectFile *objFile,
int stdin_fd, int stdout_fd, int stderr_fd,
std::vector<std::string> &argv,
std::vector<std::string> &envp);
public:
// this function is used to create the LiveProcess object, since
// we can't tell which subclass of LiveProcess to use until we
// open and look at the object file.
static LiveProcess *create(const std::string &name,
int stdin_fd, int stdout_fd, int stderr_fd,
std::vector<std::string> &argv,
std::vector<std::string> &envp);
};
#endif // !FULL_SYSTEM
#endif // __PROCESS_HH__