Initial commit of OpenSPARC T2 design and verification files.

[OpenSPARC-T2-DV] / verif / env / fnx / vlib / CTVerifFmwork / src / CTStrategyBase.vr

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#include <vera_defines.vrh>
#include "CTVerifObjectBase.vrh"
#include "CTTransactionID.vrh"
#include "CTThreadAttributes.vrh"

// NOTE:  We must reference the Thread Manager definitions directly
//	  in order to implement the 'handleSignal' method here.
#include "ThreadMgr.vri"

//
// All strategy classes descend from the Strategy class.
//
virtual class CTStrategyBase extends CTVerifObject {

  // This object is a triplet of ID information, but only context and strategy IDs
  // are set at this level.
  protected CTTransactionID ID = new;

  // These methods are used within the MIBE verification framework to
  // relay signals among threads via the ThreadManager.
  virtual function CTThreadAttributes getAttributes();
  virtual task setThreadNumber(integer threadNum);
  virtual function TMSuccess_T handleSignal(integer sig, CTThreadAttributes senderAttr);
  
  // The RunThread() method can be used by subclasses to perform
  // initialization prior to, and cleanup after, a strategy thread runs.
  // This is the entry point for calls to a strategy from its context.
  virtual task RunThread() {
    // By default, simply call the strategy's Execute() handler.
    Execute();
  }

  // The only interface type enforced by this class consists of one
  // signature. Contexts will assume that each strategy provides an
  // execute method.
  // At the strategy level, "Execute" is a command to run a single strategy thread.
  virtual task Execute();

  // SetID is provided for the template Execute method in the Context class, where it
  // is used to stamp each strategy instance with a constant context ID and an
  // increasing strategy ID.
  // This task should never be needed by a test writer and only needed by a
  // context writer if he or she plans on overiding the context Execute
  // method.
  task SetID(integer CID, integer PEU_SID) {
    ID.SetContextID(CID);
    ID.SetStrategyID(PEU_SID);
  }

  function CTTransactionID GetID() { GetID = ID; }
}