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/**
 * @file This file describes the base components used for the probe system.
 * There are currently 3 components:
 *
 * ProbePoint:          an event probe point i.e. send a notify from the point
 *                      at which an instruction was committed.
 *
 * ProbeListener:       a listener provide a notify method that is called when
 *                      a probe point event occurs. Multiple ProbeListeners
 *                      can be added to each ProbePoint.
 *
 * ProbeListenerObject: a wrapper around a SimObject that can connect to another
 *                      SimObject on which is will add ProbeListeners.
 *
 * ProbeManager:        used to match up ProbeListeners and ProbePoints.
 *                      At <b>simulation init</b> this is handled by regProbePoints
 *                      followed by regProbeListeners being called on each
 *                      SimObject in hierarchical ordering.
 *                      ProbeListeners can be added/removed dynamically at runtime.
 */

#ifndef __SIM_PROBE_PROBE_HH__
#define __SIM_PROBE_PROBE_HH__

#include <string>
#include <vector>

#include "base/trace.hh"
#include "params/ProbeListenerObject.hh"
#include "sim/sim_object.hh"

/** Forward declare the ProbeManager. */
class ProbeManager;
class ProbeListener;

/**
 * This class is a minimal wrapper around SimObject. It is used to declare
 * a python derived object that can be added as a ProbeListener to any other
 * SimObject.
 *
 * It instantiates manager from a call to Parent.any.
 * The vector of listeners is used simply to hold onto listeners until the
 * ProbeListenerObject is destroyed.
 */
class ProbeListenerObject : public SimObject
{
  protected:
    ProbeManager *manager;
    std::vector<ProbeListener *> listeners;

  public:
    ProbeListenerObject(const ProbeListenerObjectParams *params);
    virtual ~ProbeListenerObject();
    ProbeManager* getProbeManager() { return manager; }
};

/**
 * ProbeListener base class; here to simplify things like containers
 * containing multiple types of ProbeListener.
 *
 * Note a ProbeListener is added to the ProbePoint in constructor by
 * using the ProbeManager passed in.
 */
class ProbeListener
{
  public:
    ProbeListener(ProbeManager *manager, const std::string &name);
    virtual ~ProbeListener();

  protected:
    ProbeManager *const manager;
    const std::string name;
};

/**
 * ProbeListener base class; again used to simplify use of ProbePoints
 * in containers and used as to define interface for adding removing
 * listeners to the ProbePoint.
 */
class ProbePoint
{
  protected:
    const std::string name;
  public:
    ProbePoint(ProbeManager *manager, const std::string &name);
    virtual ~ProbePoint() {}

    virtual void addListener(ProbeListener *listener) = 0;
    virtual void removeListener(ProbeListener *listener) = 0;
    std::string getName() const { return name; }
};

/**
 * ProbeManager is a conduit class that lives on each SimObject,
 *  and is used to match up probe listeners with probe points.
 */
class ProbeManager
{
  private:
    /** Required for sensible debug messages.*/
    const M5_CLASS_VAR_USED SimObject *object;
    /** Vector for name look-up. */
    std::vector<ProbePoint *> points;

  public:
    ProbeManager(SimObject *obj)
        : object(obj)
    {}
    virtual ~ProbeManager() {}

    /**
     * @brief Add a ProbeListener to the ProbePoint named by pointName.
     *        If the name doesn't resolve a ProbePoint return false.
     * @param pointName the name of the ProbePoint to add the ProbeListener to.
     * @param listener the ProbeListener to add.
     * @return true if added, false otherwise.
     */
    bool addListener(std::string pointName, ProbeListener &listener);

    /**
     * @brief Remove a ProbeListener from the ProbePoint named by pointName.
     *        If the name doesn't resolve a ProbePoint return false.
     * @param pointName the name of the ProbePoint to remove the ProbeListener
     *        from.
     * @param listener the ProbeListener to remove.
     * @return true if removed, false otherwise.
     */
    bool removeListener(std::string pointName, ProbeListener &listener);

    /**
     * @brief Add a ProbePoint to this SimObject ProbeManager.
     * @param point the ProbePoint to add.
     */
    void addPoint(ProbePoint &point);
};

/**
 * ProbeListenerArgBase is used to define the base interface to a
 * ProbeListenerArg (i.e the notify method on specific type).
 *
 * It is necessary to split this out from ProbeListenerArg, as that
 * templates off the class containing the function that notify calls.
 */
template <class Arg>
class ProbeListenerArgBase : public ProbeListener
{
  public:
    ProbeListenerArgBase(ProbeManager *pm, const std::string &name)
        : ProbeListener(pm, name)
    {}
    virtual void notify(const Arg &val) = 0;
};

/**
 * ProbeListenerArg generates a listener for the class of Arg and the
 * class type T which is the class containing the function that notify will
 * call.
 *
 * Note that the function is passed as a pointer on construction.
 */
template <class T, class Arg>
class ProbeListenerArg : public ProbeListenerArgBase<Arg>
{
  private:
    T *object;
    void (T::* function)(const Arg &);

  public:
    /**
     * @param obj the class of type Tcontaining the method to call on notify.
     * @param name the name of the ProbePoint to add this listener to.
     * @param func a pointer to the function on obj (called on notify).
     */
    ProbeListenerArg(T *obj, const std::string &name, void (T::* func)(const Arg &))
        : ProbeListenerArgBase<Arg>(obj->getProbeManager(), name),
          object(obj),
          function(func)
    {}

    /**
     * @brief called when the ProbePoint calls notify. This is a shim through to
     *        the function passed during construction.
     * @param val the argument value to pass.
     */
    virtual void notify(const Arg &val) { (object->*function)(val); }
};

/**
 * ProbePointArg generates a point for the class of Arg. As ProbePointArgs talk
 * directly to ProbeListenerArgs of the same type, we can store the vector of
 * ProbeListeners as their Arg type (and not as base type).
 *
 * Methods are provided to addListener, removeListener and notify.
 */
template <typename Arg>
class ProbePointArg : public ProbePoint
{
    /** The attached listeners. */
    std::vector<ProbeListenerArgBase<Arg> *> listeners;

  public:
    ProbePointArg(ProbeManager *manager, std::string name)
        : ProbePoint(manager, name)
    {
    }

    /**
     * @brief adds a ProbeListener to this ProbePoints notify list.
     * @param l the ProbeListener to add to the notify list.
     */
    void addListener(ProbeListener *l)
    {
        // check listener not already added
        if (std::find(listeners.begin(), listeners.end(), l) == listeners.end()) {
            listeners.push_back(static_cast<ProbeListenerArgBase<Arg> *>(l));
        }
    }

    /**
     * @brief remove a ProbeListener from this ProbePoints notify list.
     * @param l the ProbeListener to remove from the notify list.
     */
    void removeListener(ProbeListener *l)
    {
        listeners.erase(std::remove(listeners.begin(), listeners.end(), l),
                        listeners.end());
    }

    /**
     * @brief called at the ProbePoint call site, passes arg to each listener.
     * @param arg the argument to pass to each listener.
     */
    void notify(const Arg &arg)
    {
        for (auto l = listeners.begin(); l != listeners.end(); ++l) {
            (*l)->notify(arg);
        }
    }
};
#endif//__SIM_PROBE_PROBE_HH__