/***************************************************************************** Licensed to Accellera Systems Initiative Inc. (Accellera) under one or more contributor license agreements. See the NOTICE file distributed with this work for additional information regarding copyright ownership. Accellera licenses this file to you under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License"); you may not use this file except in compliance with the License. You may obtain a copy of the License at http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0 Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS, WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied. See the License for the specific language governing permissions and limitations under the License. *****************************************************************************/ /***************************************************************************** sc_report -- test error reporting, sepcifically which actions are selected An important part of the sc_report functionality is to translate an reported tupel (id,severity) into a set of actions. This test is dedicated to this functionality. It uses user-defined actions and user-defined handler. Original Author: Ulli Holtmann, Synopsys, Inc., Jan 2003 *****************************************************************************/ /***************************************************************************** MODIFICATION LOG - modifiers, enter your name, affiliation, date and changes you are making here. Name, Affiliation, Date: Description of Modification: *****************************************************************************/ #include /* Allocate user-defined action: Allocate as many user-defined actions as possible. Note: We need to have at least usr1..usr6 action which are used in subsequent tests. */ const unsigned num_usr_actions = 6; sc_actions usr_actions[num_usr_actions]; sc_actions& usr1 = usr_actions[0]; sc_actions& usr2 = usr_actions[1]; sc_actions& usr3 = usr_actions[2]; sc_actions& usr4 = usr_actions[3]; sc_actions& usr5 = usr_actions[4]; sc_actions& usr6 = usr_actions[5]; const char* id1 = "ID1"; const char* id2 = "ID2"; const char* id3 = "ID3"; const char* id4 = "ID4"; void allocate_user_actions( ) { sc_actions usr; for (unsigned int n=0; n<1000; n++) { usr = sc_report_handler::get_new_action_id(); if ( usr == SC_UNSPECIFIED ) { cout << "We got " << n << " user-defined actions\n"; break; } // make sure we don't get the same usr action again and that it // is really new sc_assert (usr!=SC_UNSPECIFIED && usr!=SC_DO_NOTHING && usr!=SC_THROW && usr!=SC_LOG && usr!=SC_DISPLAY && usr!=SC_CACHE_REPORT && usr!=SC_STOP && usr!=SC_ABORT ); if ( n < num_usr_actions ) { // save for later use usr_actions[n] = usr; for (unsigned int i=0; i "; for (int n=0; n<32; n++) { sc_actions action = actions & 1<") << endl; } /* Test selection schema id x severity : ID Severity 1 2 3 info usr2 usr1 usr5* warning usr3 usr1 usr3 error usr4 usr1 usr1* fatal usr5 usr1 usr5 usr1..usr5 are user-defined actions ID 1 selects by severity rule which has lowest priority, ID 2 selects by ID rule, ID 3 selects by individual severity x ID rules (highest priority) */ void set_rules() { // set rule 1: by severity sc_report_handler::set_actions( SC_INFO, usr2 ); sc_report_handler::set_actions( SC_WARNING, usr3 ); sc_report_handler::set_actions( SC_ERROR, usr4 ); sc_report_handler::set_actions( SC_FATAL, usr5 ); // set rule 2: by id sc_report_handler::set_actions( id2, usr1 ); // set rule 3: by (id,severity) sc_report_handler::set_actions ( id3, SC_INFO, usr5 ); sc_report_handler::set_actions ( id3, SC_ERROR, usr1 ); } void query_rules( const char* id ) { sc_report_handler::report( SC_INFO, id, "extra_msg_for_info", "no_specific_file", 0); sc_report_handler::report( SC_WARNING, id, "extra_msg_for_warning","no_specific_file", 1); sc_report_handler::report( SC_ERROR, id, "extra_msg_for_error", "no_specific_file", 2); sc_report_handler::report( SC_FATAL, id, "extra_msg_for_fatal", "no_specific_file", 3); cout << endl; } void query_rules() { query_rules( id1 ); query_rules( id2 ); query_rules( id3 ); } int sc_main(int,char**) { allocate_user_actions(); sc_report_handler::set_handler( &dump_all_handler ); // disable automatic stop sc_report_handler::stop_after( SC_ERROR, 0 ); sc_report_handler::stop_after( SC_FATAL, 0 ); // Don't emit error|fatal for ID4 because this would // terminate the simulation. cout << "Default settings for ID4\n"; query_rules( id4 ); // check default setting of rules cout << "Specific settings for ID1..ID3\n"; set_rules(); query_rules(); // temporarily suppress usr4: // - check which actions are emitted // - check that suppress() restores old state // - check return value of suppress(.) cout << "temporarily suppress usr4\n"; sc_start( 1,SC_NS ); sc_report_handler::suppress( usr3 ); sc_assert( sc_report_handler::suppress( usr4 ) == usr3 ); query_rules( id1 ); sc_assert( sc_report_handler::suppress() == usr4 ); query_rules( id1 ); // temporarily force usr1: same checking as with suppress cout << "temporarily force usr1\n"; sc_start( 1,SC_NS ); sc_report_handler::force( usr2 ); sc_assert( sc_report_handler::force( usr1 ) == usr2 ); query_rules( id1 ); sc_assert( sc_report_handler::force() == usr1 ); query_rules( id1 ); // temporarily force usr1: same checking as with suppress cout << "temporarily suppress {usr3,usr4} and force {usr1,usr3}\n"; sc_start( 1,SC_NS ); sc_report_handler::force ( usr1|usr3 ); sc_report_handler::suppress( usr3|usr4 ); query_rules( id1 ); sc_report_handler::force(); sc_report_handler::suppress(); query_rules( id1 ); return 0; }