gem5/cpu/exec_context.hh
Ron Dreslinski 75152fcaf7 Get simple cpu to compile.
Now I need to fix linking errors, probably due to missing function details in new memory objects.

cpu/exec_context.cc:
cpu/exec_context.hh:
    Fix constructor for SE mode
cpu/simple/cpu.cc:
cpu/simple/cpu.hh:
    Fix compilation errors

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/*
* Copyright (c) 2001-2005 The Regents of The University of Michigan
* All rights reserved.
*
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#ifndef __CPU_EXEC_CONTEXT_HH__
#define __CPU_EXEC_CONTEXT_HH__
#include "config/full_system.hh"
#include "mem/physical.hh"
#include "mem/request.hh"
#include "sim/host.hh"
#include "sim/serialize.hh"
#include "targetarch/byte_swap.hh"
#include "mem/translating_port.hh"
class BaseCPU;
#if FULL_SYSTEM
#include "sim/system.hh"
#include "targetarch/alpha_memory.hh"
class FunctionProfile;
class ProfileNode;
class MemoryController;
namespace Kernel { class Binning; class Statistics; }
#else // !FULL_SYSTEM
#include "sim/process.hh"
#endif // FULL_SYSTEM
//
// The ExecContext object represents a functional context for
// instruction execution. It incorporates everything required for
// architecture-level functional simulation of a single thread.
//
class ExecContext
{
public:
enum Status
{
/// Initialized but not running yet. All CPUs start in
/// this state, but most transition to Active on cycle 1.
/// In MP or SMT systems, non-primary contexts will stay
/// in this state until a thread is assigned to them.
Unallocated,
/// Running. Instructions should be executed only when
/// the context is in this state.
Active,
/// Temporarily inactive. Entered while waiting for
/// synchronization, etc.
Suspended,
/// Permanently shut down. Entered when target executes
/// m5exit pseudo-instruction. When all contexts enter
/// this state, the simulation will terminate.
Halted
};
private:
Status _status;
public:
Status status() const { return _status; }
/// Set the status to Active. Optional delay indicates number of
/// cycles to wait before beginning execution.
void activate(int delay = 1);
/// Set the status to Suspended.
void suspend();
/// Set the status to Unallocated.
void deallocate();
/// Set the status to Halted.
void halt();
public:
RegFile regs; // correct-path register context
// pointer to CPU associated with this context
BaseCPU *cpu;
// Current instruction
MachInst inst;
// Index of hardware thread context on the CPU that this represents.
int thread_num;
// ID of this context w.r.t. the System or Process object to which
// it belongs. For full-system mode, this is the system CPU ID.
int cpu_id;
System *system;
/// Port that syscalls can use to access memory (provides translation step).
TranslatingPort *port;
// Memory *mem;
#if FULL_SYSTEM
AlphaITB *itb;
AlphaDTB *dtb;
// the following two fields are redundant, since we can always
// look them up through the system pointer, but we'll leave them
// here for now for convenience
MemoryController *memctrl;
// PhysicalMemory *physmem;
Kernel::Binning *kernelBinning;
Kernel::Statistics *kernelStats;
bool bin;
bool fnbin;
FunctionProfile *profile;
ProfileNode *profileNode;
Addr profilePC;
void dumpFuncProfile();
#else
Process *process;
// Address space ID. Note that this is used for TIMING cache
// simulation only; all functional memory accesses should use
// one of the FunctionalMemory pointers above.
short asid;
#endif
/**
* Temporary storage to pass the source address from copy_load to
* copy_store.
* @todo Remove this temporary when we have a better way to do it.
*/
Addr copySrcAddr;
/**
* Temp storage for the physical source address of a copy.
* @todo Remove this temporary when we have a better way to do it.
*/
Addr copySrcPhysAddr;
/*
* number of executed instructions, for matching with syscall trace
* points in EIO files.
*/
Counter func_exe_inst;
//
// Count failed store conditionals so we can warn of apparent
// application deadlock situations.
unsigned storeCondFailures;
// constructor: initialize context from given process structure
#if FULL_SYSTEM
ExecContext(BaseCPU *_cpu, int _thread_num, System *_system,
AlphaITB *_itb, AlphaDTB *_dtb, FunctionalMemory *_dem);
#else
ExecContext(BaseCPU *_cpu, int _thread_num,
Process *_process, int _asid);
#endif
virtual ~ExecContext();
virtual void takeOverFrom(ExecContext *oldContext);
void regStats(const std::string &name);
void serialize(std::ostream &os);
void unserialize(Checkpoint *cp, const std::string &section);
#if FULL_SYSTEM
bool validInstAddr(Addr addr) { return true; }
bool validDataAddr(Addr addr) { return true; }
int getInstAsid() { return regs.instAsid(); }
int getDataAsid() { return regs.dataAsid(); }
Fault translateInstReq(CpuRequestPtr &req)
{
return itb->translate(req);
}
Fault translateDataReadReq(CpuRequestPtr &req)
{
return dtb->translate(req, false);
}
Fault translateDataWriteReq(CpuRequestPtr &req)
{
return dtb->translate(req, true);
}
#else
bool validInstAddr(Addr addr)
{ return process->validInstAddr(addr); }
bool validDataAddr(Addr addr)
{ return process->validDataAddr(addr); }
int getInstAsid() { return asid; }
int getDataAsid() { return asid; }
Fault translateInstReq(CpuRequestPtr &req)
{
return process->pTable->translate(req);
}
Fault translateDataReadReq(CpuRequestPtr &req)
{
return process->pTable->translate(req);
}
Fault translateDataWriteReq(CpuRequestPtr &req)
{
return process->pTable->translate(req);
}
#endif
/*
template <class T>
Fault read(CpuRequestPtr &req, T &data)
{
#if FULL_SYSTEM && defined(TARGET_ALPHA)
if (req->flags & LOCKED) {
MiscRegFile *cregs = &req->xc->regs.miscRegs;
cregs->lock_addr = req->paddr;
cregs->lock_flag = true;
}
#endif
Fault error;
error = mem->prot_read(req->paddr, data, req->size);
data = gtoh(data);
return error;
}
template <class T>
Fault write(CpuRequestPtr &req, T &data)
{
#if FULL_SYSTEM && defined(TARGET_ALPHA)
MiscRegFile *cregs;
// If this is a store conditional, act appropriately
if (req->flags & LOCKED) {
cregs = &req->xc->regs.miscRegs;
if (req->flags & UNCACHEABLE) {
// Don't update result register (see stq_c in isa_desc)
req->result = 2;
req->xc->storeCondFailures = 0;//Needed? [RGD]
} else {
req->result = cregs->lock_flag;
if (!cregs->lock_flag ||
((cregs->lock_addr & ~0xf) != (req->paddr & ~0xf))) {
cregs->lock_flag = false;
if (((++req->xc->storeCondFailures) % 100000) == 0) {
std::cerr << "Warning: "
<< req->xc->storeCondFailures
<< " consecutive store conditional failures "
<< "on cpu " << req->xc->cpu_id
<< std::endl;
}
return No_Fault;
}
else req->xc->storeCondFailures = 0;
}
}
// Need to clear any locked flags on other proccessors for
// this address. Only do this for succsful Store Conditionals
// and all other stores (WH64?). Unsuccessful Store
// Conditionals would have returned above, and wouldn't fall
// through.
for (int i = 0; i < system->execContexts.size(); i++){
cregs = &system->execContexts[i]->regs.miscRegs;
if ((cregs->lock_addr & ~0xf) == (req->paddr & ~0xf)) {
cregs->lock_flag = false;
}
}
#endif
return mem->prot_write(req->paddr, (T)htog(data), req->size);
}
*/
virtual bool misspeculating();
MachInst getInst() { return inst; }
void setInst(MachInst new_inst)
{
inst = new_inst;
}
Fault instRead(CpuRequestPtr &req)
{
panic("instRead not implemented");
// return funcPhysMem->read(req, inst);
return No_Fault;
}
//
// New accessors for new decoder.
//
uint64_t readIntReg(int reg_idx)
{
return regs.intRegFile[reg_idx];
}
float readFloatRegSingle(int reg_idx)
{
return (float)regs.floatRegFile.d[reg_idx];
}
double readFloatRegDouble(int reg_idx)
{
return regs.floatRegFile.d[reg_idx];
}
uint64_t readFloatRegInt(int reg_idx)
{
return regs.floatRegFile.q[reg_idx];
}
void setIntReg(int reg_idx, uint64_t val)
{
regs.intRegFile[reg_idx] = val;
}
void setFloatRegSingle(int reg_idx, float val)
{
regs.floatRegFile.d[reg_idx] = (double)val;
}
void setFloatRegDouble(int reg_idx, double val)
{
regs.floatRegFile.d[reg_idx] = val;
}
void setFloatRegInt(int reg_idx, uint64_t val)
{
regs.floatRegFile.q[reg_idx] = val;
}
uint64_t readPC()
{
return regs.pc;
}
void setNextPC(uint64_t val)
{
regs.npc = val;
}
uint64_t readUniq()
{
return regs.miscRegs.uniq;
}
void setUniq(uint64_t val)
{
regs.miscRegs.uniq = val;
}
uint64_t readFpcr()
{
return regs.miscRegs.fpcr;
}
void setFpcr(uint64_t val)
{
regs.miscRegs.fpcr = val;
}
#if FULL_SYSTEM
uint64_t readIpr(int idx, Fault &fault);
Fault setIpr(int idx, uint64_t val);
int readIntrFlag() { return regs.intrflag; }
void setIntrFlag(int val) { regs.intrflag = val; }
Fault hwrei();
bool inPalMode() { return AlphaISA::PcPAL(regs.pc); }
void ev5_trap(Fault fault);
bool simPalCheck(int palFunc);
#endif
/** Meant to be more generic trap function to be
* called when an instruction faults.
* @param fault The fault generated by executing the instruction.
* @todo How to do this properly so it's dependent upon ISA only?
*/
void trap(Fault fault);
#if !FULL_SYSTEM
IntReg getSyscallArg(int i)
{
return regs.intRegFile[ArgumentReg0 + i];
}
// used to shift args for indirect syscall
void setSyscallArg(int i, IntReg val)
{
regs.intRegFile[ArgumentReg0 + i] = val;
}
void setSyscallReturn(SyscallReturn return_value)
{
// check for error condition. Alpha syscall convention is to
// indicate success/failure in reg a3 (r19) and put the
// return value itself in the standard return value reg (v0).
const int RegA3 = 19; // only place this is used
if (return_value.successful()) {
// no error
regs.intRegFile[RegA3] = 0;
regs.intRegFile[ReturnValueReg] = return_value.value();
} else {
// got an error, return details
regs.intRegFile[RegA3] = (IntReg) -1;
regs.intRegFile[ReturnValueReg] = -return_value.value();
}
}
void syscall()
{
process->syscall(this);
}
#endif
};
// for non-speculative execution context, spec_mode is always false
inline bool
ExecContext::misspeculating()
{
return false;
}
#endif // __CPU_EXEC_CONTEXT_HH__