sam-t2/sam/cpus/vonk/ss/api/sam/src/simulate

#!/bin/ksh

# Each time the API changes we bump version by one

simulate_version="1"

command_line="$0 $@"
tool=$0

usage()
{
  echo ""
  echo "usage: `/bin/basename $tool` [-p <processor>] [-c <config>] [-w <workers>] [-s|-r|-d|-R <chkpnt>] [-f <cmd_file> ...] [-a][-v] [-C <system>] [-L <image>] ..."
  echo " "
  echo "    -p <processor> : Create sam.rc file and run sam on processor <processor>"
  echo "    -c <config>    : Configuration: config is say 1up, 1g2p, 1g4p, 1g8p, 1g16p, or 1g32p, etc"
  echo "    -w <workers>   : Number of worker threads, default is 1"
  echo "    -s             : Boot Solaris"
  echo "    -d             : Run diag"
  echo "    -R <chkpnt>    : Restore from checkpoint <chkpnt>"
  echo "    -f <cmd_file>  : Pass -f <cmd_file> to sam"
  echo "    -a             : Auto boot OBP (Solaris boot only): expects nvram1-auto file"
  echo "    -v             : Boot solaris in verbose mode (more printfs to console): expects disk1.verbose"
  echo "    -I <system>    : Include rc file <system> in the setup."
  echo "    -C <system>    : Provide user version of system part of rc file (for advanced users)"
  echo "    -L <image>     : Load <image> into memory. Image can be file,addr for binary or file for image format"
  echo "    -D <define>    : Add m4 style define to control the rc file"
  echo "    -l <log_file>  : Turn on sam output logging to file <log_file>"
  echo ""
}

err_usage ()
{
  echo "Error: $1"
  usage
  exit 2
}

err ()
{
  echo "Error: $1"
  exit 2
}

len ()
{
  echo $#
}

head ()
{
  echo $1
}

tail ()
{
  shift
  echo $*
}

# reserse returns the reverse of the argument list

reverse ()
{
  xs=$*
  rs=""
  while [ "$xs" != "" ]; do
    hd=$(head $xs)
    xs=$(tail $xs)
    rs="$hd $rs"
  done
  echo "$rs"
}

# nibble2list(base,nibble) takes a hex nibble and returns
# a list of set bits. The bit numbers reported start from base.

nibble2list()
{
  base=$1
  bit0=$(($base + 0))
  bit1=$(($base + 1))
  bit2=$(($base + 2))
  bit3=$(($base + 3))
  case $2 in
    0)   list="" ;;
    1)   list="$bit0" ;;
    2)   list="$bit1" ;;
    3)   list="$bit0 $bit1" ;;
    4)   list="$bit2" ;;
    5)   list="$bit0 $bit2" ;;
    6)   list="$bit1 $bit2" ;;
    7)   list="$bit0 $bit1 $bit2" ;;
    8)   list="$bit3" ;;
    9)   list="$bit0 $bit3" ;;
    a|A) list="$bit1 $bit3" ;;
    b|B) list="$bit0 $bit1 $bit3" ;;
    c|C) list="$bit2 $bit3" ;;
    d|D) list="$bit0 $bit2 $bit3" ;;
    e|E) list="$bit1 $bit2 $bit3" ;;
    f|F) list="$bit0 $bit1 $bit2 $bit3" ;;
    default) list="" ;;
  esac
  echo "$list"
}

# bitset(mask) takes a hex value mask (no 0x prefix) and converts
# it into a list of set bits.
# First it turns mask into a list of nibbles: 12af => "1 2 a f ".
# Then it reverses the list of nibbles so nibble 0 (bit 0) is first.
# Next it turns the nibbles into bit lists and joins them.

bitset ()
{
  xs=$(echo "$1" | /bin/sed -e 's/_//g' | /bin/sed -e 's/\(.\)/\1 /g')
  xs=$(reverse $xs)
  bs=""
  bv=0
  while [ "$xs" != "" ]; do
    hd=$(head $xs)
    xs=$(tail $xs)
    bs="$bs $(nibble2list $bv $hd)"
    bv=$(($bv + 4))
  done
  echo "$bs"
}

# Check we are on a USIII or above machine

isa=$(/bin/isalist | /usr/xpg4/bin/grep -e 'sparcv9+vis2' -e 'amd64')
if [ "$isa" = "" ]; then
  err "need isa sparcv9+vis2 or above or amd64"
fi

# In case of softlink follow the softlink back to the real binary.
# If people copy the binary out of the release then tough, don't do that.

sam=$0
sambin=$(/bin/dirname $sam)
samexe=$(/bin/ls -l $sam | /bin/awk '{print $11}')
while [ "$samexe" != "" ]; do
  sam=$samexe
  sambin=$(/bin/dirname $sam)
  samexe=$(/bin/ls -l $sam | /bin/awk '{print $11}')
done

# Do a quick sanity check on the sambin location

if [ ! -x $sambin/sam ]; then
  err "$0 is not a link to proper release of SAM"
fi

# Look for .simulate.sh script to feed info to wizard .
# .simulate.sh is part of the set of binaries that is
# obtained with getsolaris.

[ -r .simulate.sh ] && . ./.simulate.sh

default_processor=${processor:-}
default_boot=${boot:-}
processor=""
boot=""
defines=${defines:-}
loadextra=${loadextra:-}
includes=${includes:-}
require=${require:-20070101}
rcfile=""
workers="1"
restore=""
auto=/bin/false
verbose=/bin/false
virtual=${virtual:-/bin/true}   # false when scsi boot disk ...
disk1=""
config=""
python=/bin/false
log_file=""

# The simulate wizard protects itself from having to be
# compatible with future releases of solaris.

# This next line should compare $require against D A T E (w/o spaces)
# and not a actual timestamp.  The timestamp will be inserted during
# the build/installation process.
if (($require > 20080105)); then
  err "Use simulate that has been build or released after $require"
fi

# Parse the commandline options

while getopts p:c:w:srdf:avR:C:L:I:D:Yl: OPT; do
  case $OPT in
    p)
      if [ "$processor" != "" ]; then
        err "I'm confused, you already specified -p$processor"
      fi
      processor="$OPTARG"
      ;;
    c)
      config="$config $OPTARG"
      ;;
    w)
      workers="$OPTARG"
      validint=$(echo $workers | /bin/tr -d '[0-9]*')
      if [ ! -z $validint ]; then
        err "$workers is not an integer: -w requires an integer argument"
      fi
      ;;
    f)
      cmd_files="$cmd_files -f $OPTARG"
      ;;
    a)
      auto=/bin/true
      ;;
    v)
      verbose=/bin/true
      ;;
    s)
      if [ "$boot" != "" ]; then
        err "I'm confused, you already specified $boot"
      fi
      boot="solaris"
      ;;
    d)
      if [ "$boot" != "" ]; then
        err "I'm confused, you already specified $boot"
      fi
      boot="diag"
      ;;
    L)
      loadextra="$loadextra $OPTARG"
      ;;
    C)
      rcfile="$rcfile $OPTARG"
      ;;
    R)
      if [ "$boot" != "" ]; then
        err "I'm confused, you already specified $boot"
      fi
      boot="restore"
      restore="$OPTARG"
      ;;
    D)
      defines="$defines -D$OPTARG"
      ;;
    I)
      includes="$includes $OPTARG"
      ;;
    Y)
      python=/bin/true
      ;;
    l)
      if [ "$log_file" != "" ]; then
        echo "Error: I'm confused, you already specified $log_file"
        exit 2
      fi
      log_file="-l $OPTARG"
      ;;
    h)
      usage
      exit 0
      ;;
    *)
      usage
      exit 2
      ;;
  esac
done

shift $(($OPTIND - 1))

# Policy for solaris is that we need .simulate.sh
# For restore and diag modes we don't require it.

if [ ! -r .simulate.sh ]; then
  case $boot in
    solaris)
      err "Cannot find .simulate.sh.  Refresh your workarea with getsolaris."
      ;;
  esac
fi

# Check .simulate.sh again and exits if not there
# and we're not doing diag work

case $boot in
  solaris)
    if [ ! -f .simulate.sh ]; then
      echo "Error: the file .simulate.sh is missing"
      echo ""
      echo "Please refresh your workarea with getsolaris"
      exit 2
    fi
    ;;
esac

# Make sure we have a processor to work with. Take into
# account the default we get from the .simulate.sh

if [ "$processor" = "" ]; then
  processor=$default_processor
fi

if [ "$processor" = "" ]; then
  err_usage "I need exactly one -p argument."
fi

if [ "$processor" != "$default_processor" -a "$default_processor" != "" ]; then
  err_usage "Default processor $default_processor and user specified processor $processor are conflicting."
fi

# Now check that the selected processor is actually
# supported and part of the package used

if [ ! -r $sambin/../lib/libriesling_${processor}_vcpu.so ]; then
  err "Processor '$processor' is not supported in the SAM package you use"
fi

# Check for existing system part rc file

if [ "$rcfile" = "" ]; then
  rcfile=$sambin/../etc/${processor}.rc
fi

if [ ! -r $rcfile ]; then
  err "Can not find user defined system rc file: '$rcfile'"
fi

# When not restoring

if [ "$restore" = "" ]; then

  # Check boot option

  if [ "$boot" = "" ]; then
    boot=$default_boot
  fi

  if [ "$boot" = "" ]; then
    err_usage "Expect -s, -r, -d, or -R option."
  fi

  if [ "$boot" != "$default_boot" -a "$default_boot" != "" ]; then
    err_usage "Default boot $default_boot and user specified boot $boot are conflicting."
  fi

  # Check config option

  if [ "$(len $config)" != "1" ]; then
    err_usage "I need exactly one -c argument."
  fi

  config=$(echo $config)
fi

# Any remaining arguments are passed to the python interpreter

arg=$*
if [ "$arg" != "" ]; then
  arg="-- $arg"
fi

# Check that the configurarion is valid for the processor
# Each processor has it's own set of recognized configs and
# they are kept in $SAM/etc/${processor}/cfg .

strand_mask=$(/bin/grep "^$config" $sambin/../etc/${processor}.cfg | /bin/awk '{print $2}')

if [ "$strand_mask" = "" ]; then
  if [ "$restore" = "" ]; then
    err_usage "Configuration -c $config   unknown"
  fi
fi


/bin/rm -f sam.rc

generate_strands ()
{
  bs=$(bitset $1)
  while [ "$bs" != "" ]; do
    nr=$(head $bs)
    bs=$(tail $bs)
    echo "sysconf cpu name=s$nr id=$nr cpu-type=riesling_${processor}_vcpu clock-frequency=ifdef(\`STICK_FREQ',STICK_FREQ,0x400000)"
  done
}

# node_defs(strands_per_node,strand_mask) creates a list of
# defines -DNODE1 -DNODE2 ... one for each node that is required.

node_defs ()
{
  max_strands=$1
  bs=$(bitset $2)
  node=1
  defs="-DNODE1"
  while [ "$bs" != "" ]; do
    nr=$(head $bs)
    bs=$(tail $bs)
    if [ $nr -ge $max_strands ] ; then
      max_strands=$(($max_strands + $1))
      node=$(($node + 1))
      defs="$defs -DNODE$node"
    fi
  done
  echo $defs
}


if [ "$restore" = "" ]; then

  # For solaris we have nvram that handles autoboot
  # Alse select the main image to boot: solaris.

  case $boot in
    solaris)
      defines="-DSOLARIS $defines"
      md_bin=${config}-md.bin
      hv_bin=${config}-hv.bin
      if $auto ; then
        nvram1="nvram1-auto"
      else
        nvram1="nvram1"
      fi
      if $virtual ; then
        if $verbose ; then
          disk1="disk1.verbose"
        else
          disk1="disk1.img"
        fi
      fi
      if [ "$processor" = "xx" ]; then
        sram="sram"
      else
        sram=""
      fi
      files="reset.bin q.bin openboot.bin $sram $hv_bin $md_bin $nvram1 $image"
      ;;
    diag)
      defines="-DDIAG $defines"
      ;;
  esac

  # Do some legwork to make sure we have no missing files

  for f in $files ; do
    if [ ! -r $f ]; then
      err "Error: missing file: $f"
    fi
  done

  for f in $includes ; do
    if [ ! -r $f ]; then
      err "Error: missing include file: $f"
    fi
  done

  if [ "$loadextra" != "" ]; then
    for f in $loadextra ; do
      name=${f%,*}
      if [ ! -r $name ]; then
        err "Error: missing file: $name"
      fi
    done
  fi

  # Generate the defines to enable multi node parts in rc files

  case $processor in
    n2)
      strands_per_node=64
      ;;
  esac

  defines="$defines $(node_defs $strands_per_node $strand_mask)"

  case $processor in
    n2)
      stickfreq=1417000000
      ;;
    *)
      stickfreq=12500000
      ;;
  esac

  # Generate the sam.rc file
  (
    echo "# sam.rc generated by: $command_line"

    echo ""
    echo "conf ramsize 1M"      # Need this ?!?
    echo "conf stickfreq ifdef(\`STICK_FREQ',STICK_FREQ,$stickfreq)"
    echo "conf mips 1000"
    echo "conf numthreads $workers"
    echo ""

    generate_strands $strand_mask
    echo ""
    cat $rcfile
    echo ""

    case $boot in
      solaris)
        echo "load bin reset.bin     BASE_RESET_BIN"
        echo "load bin q.bin         BASE_Q_BIN"
        echo "load bin openboot.bin  BASE_OPENBOOT_BIN"
        echo "load bin $nvram1       BASE_NVRAM1"
        echo "load bin $md_bin       BASE_MD_BIN"
        echo "load bin $hv_bin       BASE_HV_BIN"
        if $virtual ; then
          echo "load bin $disk1        BASE_DISK1"
        fi
        ;;
    esac

    # Generate the extra files to load: we accept name,addr
    # as binary. If addr is blank: name, or if the comma is
    # not present then load name as an image.

    if [ "$loadextra" != "" ]; then
      for f in $loadextra ; do
        name=${f%,*}
        addr=${f##*,}
        if [ "$f" = "$addr" -o "$addr" = "" ]; then
          echo "load image $name"
        else
          echo "load bin $name $addr"
        fi
      done
    fi

    # Now include all the user defined rc files extensions
    # in the order given on the command line

    for f in $includes ; do
      cat $f
    done

    # Generate the rc-file entries for our frontend
    # If a file ${config}.py exists then we will assume that that
    # file contains tweaks to make the particulare config work proper.

  ) \
  | /usr/ccs/bin/m4 $defines > sam.rc
else
  (
    # Grab the dumped rc file

    cat $restore/rc.dmp

    # Now include all the user defined rc files extensions
    # in the order given on the command line

    for f in $includes ; do
      cat $f
    done
  ) \
  | /usr/ccs/bin/m4 $defines > sam.rc

  restore="-R $restore"
fi

$PFEPRE $sambin/sam $restore -c sam.rc $cmd_files $log_file -py $arg
exit $?