gem5/dev/alpha_console.hh
Nathan Binkert 8a0bc84022 Allow CPUs to specify their own CPU ids.
Make the AlphaConsole calculate the number of CPUs instead
of passing that in as a parameter.

cpu/base.cc:
    pass the desired cpu_id into registerExecContext, offsetting it
    by the thread number.  a cpu_id of -1 means that it should be
    generated for you.
cpu/base.hh:
    Take the cpu_id as a parameter
cpu/o3/alpha_cpu_builder.cc:
cpu/simple/cpu.cc:
    Accept the cpu_id as a parameter
    while we're here, let's remove the multiplier since it is
    not used.
dev/alpha_console.cc:
    don't take the number of CPUs as a parameter.  Calculate it from
    the system based on the number of CPUs that have been registered.
    move init() code to startup() to ensure that all CPUs are registerd.
dev/alpha_console.hh:
python/m5/objects/AlphaConsole.py:
    don't take the number of CPUs as a parameter.
    move init() code to startup() to ensure that all CPUs are registerd.
python/m5/objects/BaseCPU.py:
    take the cpu_id as a parameter.  Default it to -1 which means
    that it will be generated.
sim/system.cc:
    allow the registerExecContext functioin to take a desired
    cpu_id as a parameter.  Check to ensure that the id isn't
    already used.  Accept -1 as a request to have an id assigned.
sim/system.hh:
    keep track of the number of registered exec contexts.
    provide a function for accessing the number of exec contexts
    that checks to ensure that they are all registered correctly.

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/*
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/** @file
* System Console Interface
*/
#ifndef __ALPHA_CONSOLE_HH__
#define __ALPHA_CONSOLE_HH__
#include "base/range.hh"
#include "dev/alpha_access.h"
#include "dev/io_device.hh"
#include "sim/host.hh"
#include "sim/sim_object.hh"
class BaseCPU;
class SimConsole;
class System;
class SimpleDisk;
/**
* Memory mapped interface to the system console. This device
* represents a shared data region between the OS Kernel and the
* System Console.
*
* The system console is a small standalone program that is initially
* run when the system boots. It contains the necessary code to
* access the boot disk, to read/write from the console, and to pass
* boot parameters to the kernel.
*
* This version of the system console is very different from the one
* that would be found in a real system. Many of the functions use
* some sort of backdoor to get their job done. For example, reading
* from the boot device on a real system would require a minimal
* device driver to access the disk controller, but since we have a
* simulator here, we are able to bypass the disk controller and
* access the disk image directly. There are also some things like
* reading the kernel off the disk image into memory that are normally
* taken care of by the console that are now taken care of by the
* simulator.
*
* These shortcuts are acceptable since the system console is
* primarily used doing boot before the kernel has loaded its device
* drivers.
*/
class AlphaConsole : public PioDevice
{
protected:
struct Access : public AlphaAccess
{
void serialize(std::ostream &os);
void unserialize(Checkpoint *cp, const std::string &section);
};
union {
Access *alphaAccess;
uint8_t *consoleData;
};
/** the disk must be accessed from the console */
SimpleDisk *disk;
/** the system console (the terminal) is accessable from the console */
SimConsole *console;
/** a pointer to the system we are running in */
System *system;
/** a pointer to the CPU boot cpu */
BaseCPU *cpu;
Addr addr;
static const Addr size = 0x80; // equal to sizeof(alpha_access);
public:
/** Standard Constructor */
AlphaConsole(const std::string &name, SimConsole *cons, SimpleDisk *d,
System *s, BaseCPU *c, Platform *platform,
MemoryController *mmu, Addr addr,
HierParams *hier, Bus *bus);
virtual void startup();
/**
* memory mapped reads and writes
*/
virtual Fault read(MemReqPtr &req, uint8_t *data);
virtual Fault write(MemReqPtr &req, const uint8_t *data);
/**
* standard serialization routines for checkpointing
*/
virtual void serialize(std::ostream &os);
virtual void unserialize(Checkpoint *cp, const std::string &section);
public:
Tick cacheAccess(MemReqPtr &req);
};
#endif // __ALPHA_CONSOLE_HH__