sam-t2/sam/cpus/vonk/ss/lib/cpu/src/SS_Cpu.cc

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#include "SS_Cpu.h"
#include "SS_Strand.h"
#include "SS_Model.h"
#include "SS_Signal.h"

SS_Cpu::SS_Cpu( SS_Model& _model, const char* _name )/*{{{*/
 :
  SS_Node(_model,_name),
  model(_model),
  strand_count(0)
{
  clr_stepping();
}
/*}}}*/

void SS_Cpu::flush( SS_Paddr pa )/*{{{*/
{
  for (uint_t i = 0; i < strand_count; i++)
    strand[i]->flush(pa);
}
/*}}}*/
void SS_Cpu::flush( SS_Strand* s, SS_Paddr pa, uint_t size )/*{{{*/
{
  SS_Signal::Type type;

  // Currently we support three sizes, 8b (sun sparc standard)
  // page flush (8k) and infinite (size == ~0). The page flush
  // and infinite flush (all decode caches) are handled with
  // the FLUSH_8K as that is flush all decode caches.

  if (size == 8)
    type = SS_Signal::FLUSH_8B;
  else if (size == 8192)
    type = SS_Signal::FLUSH_8K;
  else
    type = SS_Signal::FLUSH_ALL;

  for (uint_t i = 0; i < strand_count; i++)
  {
    if (is_stepping(i))
    {
      SS_Signal* sgn = s->msg.make_signal(type);
      sgn->flush_pa = pa;
      strand[i]->post_signal(sgn);
    }
  }
}
/*}}}*/
void SS_Cpu::ras_flush( SS_Strand* requesting_strand, SS_Paddr pa, uint64_t size, SS_MemErrDetector::CacheType type )/*{{{*/
{
  for (uint_t i = 0; i < strand_count; i++)
    strand[i]->mem_err_detector.ras_flush(strand[i], requesting_strand, pa, size, type);
}
/*}}}*/

void SS_Cpu::snapshot( SS_SnapShot& ss )/*{{{*/
{
  char prefix[32];
  get_name(prefix);

  // Before any snapshot is saved or loaded we ensure that the signal
  // queues are handled with first. That way we don't have to snapshot
  // those queues when we save and on load we don't have to restore
  // them. Note that this is functioanlly correct behaviour.

  for (uint_t i = 0; i < strand_count; i++)
    strand[i]->peek_signal();

  uint_t flush_count = 0;       // Leave here so snapshot is ok
  uint_t flush_strand = 0;      // Leave here so snapshot is ok
  uint_t strand_count_ = 0;     // Regenerated during restore
  uint_t strand_stepping_ = 0;  // Regenerated during restore

  sprintf(ss.tag,"%s.strand_count",prefix);     ss.val(&strand_count);
  sprintf(ss.tag,"%s.strand_stepping",prefix);  ss.val(&strand_stepping[0]);
  if (ss.get_version() >= 4)
  {
    sprintf(ss.tag,"%s.strand_stepping.1",prefix);  ss.val(&strand_stepping[1]);
  }
  sprintf(ss.tag,"%s.flush_strand",prefix);     ss.val(&flush_strand);
  sprintf(ss.tag,"%s.flush_count",prefix);      ss.val(&flush_count);
}
/*}}}*/
void SS_Cpu::ras_enable(char* cmd)/*{{{*/
{
  for (uint_t i = 0; i < strand_count; i++)
  {
    strand[i]->ras_enable(strand[i], cmd);
  }
}
/*}}}*/