gem5/src/python/m5/objects/PhysicalMemory.py
Steve Reinhardt c39aea440c More Python hacking to deal with config.py split
and resulting recursive import trickiness.

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from m5.params import *
from m5.proxy import *
from MemObject import *
class PhysicalMemory(MemObject):
type = 'PhysicalMemory'
port = Port("the access port")
range = Param.AddrRange(AddrRange('128MB'), "Device Address")
file = Param.String('', "memory mapped file")
latency = Param.Latency(Parent.clock, "latency of an access")
class DRAMMemory(PhysicalMemory):
type = 'DRAMMemory'
# Many of these should be observed from the configuration
cpu_ratio = Param.Int(5,"ratio between CPU speed and memory bus speed")
mem_type = Param.String("SDRAM", "Type of DRAM (DRDRAM, SDRAM)")
mem_actpolicy = Param.String("open", "Open/Close policy")
memctrladdr_type = Param.String("interleaved", "Mapping interleaved or direct")
bus_width = Param.Int(16, "")
act_lat = Param.Int(2, "RAS to CAS delay")
cas_lat = Param.Int(1, "CAS delay")
war_lat = Param.Int(2, "write after read delay")
pre_lat = Param.Int(2, "precharge delay")
dpl_lat = Param.Int(2, "data in to precharge delay")
trc_lat = Param.Int(6, "row cycle delay")
num_banks = Param.Int(4, "Number of Banks")
num_cpus = Param.Int(4, "Number of CPUs connected to DRAM")