gem5/python/m5/objects/Device.py
Nathan Binkert 12d903a650 io_bus is split out into pio_bus and dma_bus so that any device
can specify either independently.

python/m5/objects/Device.py:
    io_bus is split out into pio_bus and dma_bus so that any device
    can specify either independently.
    dma_bus defaults to point to whatever pio_bus uses.

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from m5 import *
from FunctionalMemory import FunctionalMemory
# This device exists only because there are some devices that I don't
# want to have a Platform parameter because it would cause a cycle in
# the C++ that cannot be easily solved.
#
# The real solution to this problem is to pass the ParamXXX structure
# to the constructor, but with the express condition that SimObject
# parameter values are not to be available at construction time. If
# some further configuration must be done, it must be done during the
# initialization phase at which point all SimObject pointers will be
# valid.
class FooPioDevice(FunctionalMemory):
type = 'PioDevice'
abstract = True
addr = Param.Addr("Device Address")
mmu = Param.MemoryController(Parent.any, "Memory Controller")
pio_bus = Param.Bus(NULL, "Bus to attach to for PIO")
pio_latency = Param.Tick(1, "Programmed IO latency in bus cycles")
class FooDmaDevice(FooPioDevice):
type = 'DmaDevice'
abstract = True
dma_bus = Param.Bus(Self.pio_bus, "Bus to attach to for DMA")
class PioDevice(FooPioDevice):
type = 'PioDevice'
abstract = True
platform = Param.Platform(Parent.any, "Platform")
class DmaDevice(PioDevice):
type = 'DmaDevice'
abstract = True
dma_bus = Param.Bus(Self.pio_bus, "Bus to attach to for DMA")