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* OpenSPARC T2 Processor File: SS_CKMemory.h
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#ifndef __SS_CKMemory_h__
#define __SS_CKMemory_h__
#include <iostream.h>
#include <map>
#include <SS_Types.h>
#include "BL_Memory.h"
#include "SS_Memory.h"
#include "MemoryTransaction.h"
#include "BL_CKEcc.h"
#include "BL_CKSyndrome.h"


using namespace::std;

class SS_Strand;

class SS_CKMemory:public BL_Memory/*{{{*/
{
  public:
    SS_CKMemory(SS_Memory *mem);
    ~SS_CKMemory();

    // Supported User Interface Operations
      
    void     poke8(   uint64_t addr, uint8_t  data ){ss_mem->poke8(addr,data);}
    void     poke16(  uint64_t addr, uint16_t data ){ss_mem->poke16(addr,data);}
    void     poke32(  uint64_t addr, uint32_t data ){ss_mem->poke32(addr,data);}
    void     poke64(  uint64_t addr, uint64_t data ){ss_mem->poke64(addr,data);}
    uint8_t  peek8u(  uint64_t addr ){return ss_mem->peek8u(addr);}
    int8_t   peek8s(  uint64_t addr ){return ss_mem->peek8s(addr);}
    uint16_t peek16u( uint64_t addr ){return ss_mem->peek16u(addr);}
    int16_t  peek16s( uint64_t addr ){return ss_mem->peek16s(addr);}
    uint32_t peek32u( uint64_t addr ){return ss_mem->peek32u(addr);}
    int32_t  peek32s( uint64_t addr ){return ss_mem->peek32s(addr);}
    uint64_t peek64(  uint64_t addr ){return ss_mem->peek64(addr);}
    
    // Supported Fetch Operation (instruction fetch) 
   
    uint32_t fetch32 ( uint64_t addr );
    void     fetch256( uint64_t addr, uint64_t data[4] );
    void     fetch512( uint64_t addr, uint64_t data[8] );
    
    // Supported Store Operations. st8(), st16(), st32() and st64() are gueranteed to be atomic.
    // st128() and st512() are atomic per 64bit quantity.
   
    void st8  ( uint64_t addr, uint8_t data );
    void st16 ( uint64_t addr, uint16_t data );
    void st32 ( uint64_t addr, uint32_t data );
    void st64 ( uint64_t addr, uint64_t data );
    void st128( uint64_t addr, uint64_t data[2] );
    void st512( uint64_t addr, uint64_t data[8] );

    // Supported Load Operations. ld8[su]() to ld64() are quaranteed to be atomic. ld128() and
    // above are atomic at the 64 bit granularity.

    uint8_t  ld8u ( uint64_t addr );
    int8_t   ld8s ( uint64_t addr );
    uint16_t ld16u( uint64_t addr );
    int16_t  ld16s( uint64_t addr );
    uint32_t ld32u( uint64_t addr );
    int32_t  ld32s( uint64_t addr );
    uint64_t ld64 ( uint64_t addr );
    void     ld128( uint64_t addr, uint64_t data[2] );
    void     ld256( uint64_t addr, uint64_t data[4] );
    void     ld512( uint64_t addr, uint64_t data[8] );
    
    // st64partial() performs 8 byte partial store. The bytes to store are specified by mask. A 1 in bit N of 
    // mask denotes that byte (data >> (8*N)) & 0xff should be written to memory

    void st64partial( uint64_t addr, uint64_t data, uint64_t mask );
    
    // ld128atomic() (aka load twin double, load quad atomic) atomically loads two
    // 64bit values from memory at addr into rd. rd[0] is the value at addr, rd[1]
    // is the value at addr + 8. Note ld128 does() not guarantee atomicity.
    
    void ld128atomic( uint64_t addr, uint64_t data[2] );

    // ldstub() return a byte from memory at addr, and set the byte at addr
    // to 0xff. The ldstub() operation is atomic.
   
    uint8_t ldstub( uint64_t addr );

    // swap() stores the 32bit value rd with the 32bit value at addr.
    // The old 32bit value at addr is returned.  The operation is atomic.
    
    uint32_t swap( uint64_t addr, uint32_t rd );

    // casx() compares the 64bit value rs2 with the 64bit value at addr.
    // If the two values are equal, the value rd is stored in the
    // 64bit value at addr. In both cases the old 64bit value at addr is
    // returned, that is the value at addr before the storei happened.
    // The casx() operation is atomic.
    
    uint64_t casx( uint64_t addr, uint64_t rd, uint64_t rs2 );

    // cas() is as casx, but for 32bit.

    uint32_t cas( uint64_t addr, uint32_t rd, uint32_t rs2 );

    //----------------------------------------------------------------------------
    // CK additional interface
    //----------------------------------------------------------------------------
 
    // dram_update_ecc() updates the ecc value associated with paddress.
    void dram_update_ecc(uint64_t paddr,uint64_t newDramEcc)
    {
      dram_ecc_map[paddr] = newDramEcc;
    }	

    // Verifies if a ecc value exists for a given physical address
    bool ecc_exists(uint64_t key) const 
    {
      return dram_ecc_map.find(key) != dram_ecc_map.end();
    }

    // Returns the ecc value for a given physical address
    uint64_t fetch_ecc(uint64_t key) const
    {
      std::map<uint64_t,uint64_t>::const_iterator i = dram_ecc_map.find(key);
      if (i == dram_ecc_map.end()) 
      {
        fprintf(stderr, "SS_CKMemory::fetchecc(): no ecc at 0x%x", key);
        exit(-1);
      }
      return i->second;
    }

    // Calculates ecc for 128 bits of data give a higher order physical
    // address
    uint64_t calculate_dram_ecc(uint64_t paddr)
    {
      return BL_CKEccFile::generateChipkillECC(read_raw_CK_line(paddr));
    }

    // DRAM Error Detection and Handling
    // Detect ecc error
    // If the paddr has an entry in the ecc Map
    bool detect_dram_error(uint64_t paddr,BL_CKSyndrome &ck_syndrome)
    {
      if(ecc_exists(paddr))
      {
        BL_CKSyndrome syndrome(read_raw_CK_line(paddr), fetch_ecc(paddr));
        ck_syndrome = syndrome;
        return true;
      }
      return false;
    }
    
    // Reads one Chip-Kill line from memory without correction 
    BL_CKEccFile::ChipKillLine read_raw_CK_line(uint64_t paddress) const 
    {
      BL_CKEccFile::ChipKillLine line;
      line.msdw = ss_mem->peek64(paddress);
      line.lsdw = ss_mem->peek64((paddress+8));
	    
      return line;
    }

    // Correct Chip-Kill data errors in a memory transaction
    // data payload
    bool read_dram_error_corrected(MemoryTransaction &memXact);
    static const uint64_t DRAM_LINE_LENGTH = 16;
    
    // Chip-Kill ecc used to indicate poisoned data (NotData)
    static const uint64_t DRAM_NOT_DATA = 0x8221;



  private:

    MemoryTransaction mem_xact;

    uint64_t     ras_ld_buf( uint64_t addr, uint_t size );
    void     ras_ld( uint64_t addr, uint_t size, uint64_t* data );

    SS_Memory *ss_mem;
    std::map<uint64_t,uint64_t> dram_ecc_map;

    // Return "size" bytes of data located at specified physical
    // address for Chip-kill
    uint64_t read_corrected_dram_data(uint64_t paddress, uint8_t size);

    // Return "size" (<= 4) bytes of data located at specified physical
    // address for Chip-kill
    uint64_t read_short_corrected_dram_data(uint64_t paddress, uint8_t size);

    // set to artificially inject Chip-Kill errors.  Note that this
    // can't be used with "real" CK error injection because it
    // could result in uncorrectable double nibble errors.
    bool	debug_CK;

};
/*}}}*/

#endif /*__SS_CKMemory_h__*/