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gem5/src/mem/ruby/system/DMASequencer.cc
Brad Beckmann 273e3d4924 mem: Added support for Null data packet
The packet now identifies whether static or dynamic data has been allocated and
is used by Ruby to determine whehter to copy the data pointer into the ruby
request.  Subsequently, Ruby can be told not to update phys memory when
receiving packets.
2011-02-06 22:14:19 -08:00

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/*
* Copyright (c) 2008 Mark D. Hill and David A. Wood
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#include "mem/protocol/SequencerMsg.hh"
#include "mem/protocol/SequencerRequestType.hh"
#include "mem/ruby/buffers/MessageBuffer.hh"
#include "mem/ruby/slicc_interface/AbstractController.hh"
#include "mem/ruby/system/DMASequencer.hh"
#include "mem/ruby/system/System.hh"
DMASequencer::DMASequencer(const Params *p)
: RubyPort(p)
{
}
void
DMASequencer::init()
{
RubyPort::init();
m_is_busy = false;
m_data_block_mask = ~ (~0 << RubySystem::getBlockSizeBits());
}
RequestStatus
DMASequencer::makeRequest(const RubyRequest &request)
{
if (m_is_busy) {
return RequestStatus_BufferFull;
}
uint64_t paddr = request.paddr;
uint8_t* data = request.data;
int len = request.len;
bool write = false;
switch(request.type) {
case RubyRequestType_LD:
write = false;
break;
case RubyRequestType_ST:
write = true;
break;
case RubyRequestType_NULL:
case RubyRequestType_IFETCH:
case RubyRequestType_Load_Linked:
case RubyRequestType_Store_Conditional:
case RubyRequestType_RMW_Read:
case RubyRequestType_RMW_Write:
case RubyRequestType_Locked_RMW_Read:
case RubyRequestType_Locked_RMW_Write:
case RubyRequestType_NUM:
panic("DMASequencer::makeRequest does not support RubyRequestType");
return RequestStatus_NULL;
}
assert(!m_is_busy); // only support one outstanding DMA request
m_is_busy = true;
active_request.start_paddr = paddr;
active_request.write = write;
active_request.data = data;
active_request.len = len;
active_request.bytes_completed = 0;
active_request.bytes_issued = 0;
active_request.pkt = request.pkt;
SequencerMsg *msg = new SequencerMsg;
msg->getPhysicalAddress() = Address(paddr);
msg->getLineAddress() = line_address(msg->getPhysicalAddress());
msg->getType() = write ? SequencerRequestType_ST : SequencerRequestType_LD;
int offset = paddr & m_data_block_mask;
msg->getLen() = (offset + len) <= RubySystem::getBlockSizeBytes() ?
len : RubySystem::getBlockSizeBytes() - offset;
if (write && (data != NULL)) {
if (active_request.data != NULL) {
msg->getDataBlk().setData(data, offset, msg->getLen());
}
}
assert(m_mandatory_q_ptr != NULL);
m_mandatory_q_ptr->enqueue(msg);
active_request.bytes_issued += msg->getLen();
return RequestStatus_Issued;
}
void
DMASequencer::issueNext()
{
assert(m_is_busy == true);
active_request.bytes_completed = active_request.bytes_issued;
if (active_request.len == active_request.bytes_completed) {
DPRINTF(RubyDma, "DMA request completed\n");
ruby_hit_callback(active_request.pkt);
m_is_busy = false;
return;
}
SequencerMsg *msg = new SequencerMsg;
msg->getPhysicalAddress() = Address(active_request.start_paddr +
active_request.bytes_completed);
assert((msg->getPhysicalAddress().getAddress() & m_data_block_mask) == 0);
msg->getLineAddress() = line_address(msg->getPhysicalAddress());
msg->getType() = (active_request.write ? SequencerRequestType_ST :
SequencerRequestType_LD);
msg->getLen() =
(active_request.len -
active_request.bytes_completed < RubySystem::getBlockSizeBytes() ?
active_request.len - active_request.bytes_completed :
RubySystem::getBlockSizeBytes());
if (active_request.write) {
msg->getDataBlk().
setData(&active_request.data[active_request.bytes_completed],
0, msg->getLen());
msg->getType() = SequencerRequestType_ST;
} else {
msg->getType() = SequencerRequestType_LD;
}
assert(m_mandatory_q_ptr != NULL);
m_mandatory_q_ptr->enqueue(msg);
active_request.bytes_issued += msg->getLen();
DPRINTF(RubyDma, "Next DMA segment issued to the DMA cntrl\n");
}
void
DMASequencer::dataCallback(const DataBlock & dblk)
{
assert(m_is_busy == true);
int len = active_request.bytes_issued - active_request.bytes_completed;
int offset = 0;
if (active_request.bytes_completed == 0)
offset = active_request.start_paddr & m_data_block_mask;
assert(active_request.write == false);
if (active_request.data != NULL) {
memcpy(&active_request.data[active_request.bytes_completed],
dblk.getData(offset, len), len);
}
issueNext();
}
void
DMASequencer::ackCallback()
{
issueNext();
}
void
DMASequencer::printConfig(std::ostream & out)
{
}
DMASequencer *
DMASequencerParams::create()
{
return new DMASequencer(this);
}