Initial commit of OpenSPARC T2 architecture model.

[OpenSPARC-T2-SAM] / sam-t2 / sam / cpus / vonk / ss / lib / csr / src / SS_Csr.h

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#ifndef SS_CSR_H
#define SS_CSR_H
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#include "SS_Io.h"
#include "MemoryTransaction.h"

class SS_Csr
{
 public:
   // a derived class must define a static access_io() function to be
   // registered in SS_Io to handle I/O address operation.

   //static int access_io(void* obj, int sid, int type, uint64_t addr, uint32_t size, uint64_t* data, uint64_t bitmask);

   SS_Csr() : followme_(false) { }

   /**
    * potential read access type includes: READ, INTERNAL, etc.
    *
    * INTERNAL will allow read from WO registers/fields.
    */
   virtual int read64(SS_Paddr pa, 
                      uint64_t *data,
                      int access=MemoryTransaction::READ,
                      int sid=-1)
   { return SS_Io::NOT_HANDLED; }

   /** 
    * potential write access type includes: WRITE, INTERNAL, FOLLOW_ME, 
    * MEM_SLAM, LITTLE_ENDIAN, etc
    *
    * when set FOLLOW_ME, write a csr follow-me value to the corresponding 
    * csr register, the write does not affect the real csr register value, the 
    * follow-me value is kept in a special queue, and follows a "FIFO & 
    * use-once-and discard" rule.
    *
    * INTERNAL will allow write to RO (and non-reserved) registers/fields.
    */
   virtual int write64(SS_Paddr pa, 
                       uint64_t value, 
                       int access=MemoryTransaction::WRITE,
                       int sid=-1)
   { return SS_Io::NOT_HANDLED; }

   void set_followme(bool val) { followme_ = val; }
   bool get_followme() { return followme_; }

 protected:
   // a derived class should define a address_map() function to check on
   // valid csr address ranges.
   SS_Io::access_io_status address_map( SS_Paddr paddr, int access, int sid) { return SS_Io::NOT_HANDLED; }

   bool followme_;
};

#endif /* SS_CSR_RANGE_H */