Implement a very very simple bus
requestTime -> time
responseTime -> packet.time
Make CPU and memory able to connect to the bus
dev/io_device.cc:
update for request and packet both having a time
hand platform off to port for eventual selection of request modes
dev/io_device.hh:
update for request and packet both havig a time
hand platform off to port for eventual selection of request modes
mem/bus.hh:
Add a device map struct that maps a range to a portId
- Which needs work it theory it should be an interval tree
- but it is a list and works fine right now
Add a function called findPort which returns port for an addr range
Add a deviceBlockSize function that really shouldn't exist, but it
was easier than fixing the translating port
mem/packet.hh:
add a time to each packet
mem/physical.cc:
mem/physical.hh:
python/m5/objects/PhysicalMemory.py:
Make physical memory take a MemObject parameter of what to connect to
mem/request.hh:
remove requestTime/responseTime for just time in request which
is requset time and the time in the packet which is responsetime
python/m5/objects/BaseCPU.py:
Instead of memory cpu connects to any memory object
python/m5/objects/Bus.py:
Fix for new bus object
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from m5 import *
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from BaseHier import BaseHier
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from MemObject import MemObject
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class Bus(BaseHier):
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class Bus(MemObject):
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type = 'Bus'
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clock = Param.Clock("bus frequency")
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width = Param.Int("bus width in bytes")
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bus_id = Param.Int(0, "blah")
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