Searched refs:cacheResponding (Results 1 - 25 of 25) sorted by relevance

/gem5/src/mem/
H A Dtport.cc68 if (pkt->cacheResponding())
70 "cacheResponding flag set\n");
H A Daddr_mapper.cc111 bool cacheResponding = pkt->cacheResponding(); local
113 if (needsResponse && !cacheResponding) {
H A Dsimple_mem.cc76 panic_if(pkt->cacheResponding(), "Should not see packets where cache "
114 panic_if(pkt->cacheResponding(), "Should not see packets where cache "
H A Dhmc_controller.cc85 !pkt->cacheResponding();
H A Dsnoop_filter.cc118 if (!cpkt->cacheResponding()) {
252 assert(cpkt->cacheResponding());
308 assert(cpkt->cacheResponding());
H A Dcoherent_xbar.cc150 bool cache_responding = pkt->cacheResponding();
250 // checking if a cache set the cacheResponding flag during the
252 const bool expect_snoop_resp = !cache_responding && pkt->cacheResponding();
253 bool expect_response = pkt->needsResponse() && !pkt->cacheResponding();
274 if (pkt->cacheResponding()) {
522 const bool cache_responding = pkt->cacheResponding();
548 if (!cache_responding && pkt->cacheResponding()) {
953 assert(pkt->cacheResponding());
1081 return (pointOfCoherency && pkt->cacheResponding()) ||
1085 (pkt->cacheResponding()
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H A Dbridge.cc151 panic_if(pkt->cacheResponding(), "Should not see packets where cache "
343 panic_if(pkt->cacheResponding(), "Should not see packets where cache "
H A Ddramsim2.cc160 return pkt->cacheResponding() ? 0 : 50000;
181 if (pkt->cacheResponding()) {
H A Dpacket.cc317 assert(!pkt->cacheResponding() || !cacheResponding());
H A Dcomm_monitor.cc348 !pkt->cacheResponding());
382 !pkt->cacheResponding());
387 // have to check the cacheResponding flag
H A Dmem_checker_monitor.cc149 bool expects_response = pkt->needsResponse() && !pkt->cacheResponding();
H A Dnoncoherent_xbar.cc144 !pkt->cacheResponding();
H A Dserial_link.cc183 !pkt->cacheResponding();
H A Dpacket.hh570 * Set the cacheResponding flag. This is used by the caches to
578 * first, ignoring the cacheResponding flag if hasSharers is set.
581 * hasSharers cacheResponding state
593 bool cacheResponding() const { return flags.isSet(CACHE_RESPONDING); } function
596 * combination with the cacheResponding flag, as clarified
649 assert(cacheResponding());
H A Dabstract_mem.cc333 if (pkt->cacheResponding()) {
H A Ddram_ctrl.cc269 panic_if(pkt->cacheResponding(), "Should not see packets where cache "
622 panic_if(pkt->cacheResponding(), "Should not see packets where cache "
/gem5/src/systemc/tlm_bridge/
H A Dgem5_to_tlm.cc218 panic_if(packet->cacheResponding(),
244 panic_if(packet->cacheResponding(),
286 panic_if(packet->cacheResponding(),
/gem5/util/tlm/src/
H A Dsc_slave_port.cc92 panic_if(packet->cacheResponding(), "Should not see packets where cache "
180 panic_if(packet->cacheResponding(), "Should not see packets where cache "
/gem5/src/mem/cache/
H A Dnoncoherent_cache.cc140 panic_if(pkt->cacheResponding(), "Should not see packets where cache "
225 panic_if(pkt->cacheResponding(), "Should not see packets where cache "
H A Dcache.cc121 // (cacheResponding set, hasSharers not set)
412 if (pkt->cacheResponding()) {
664 if (pkt->cacheResponding()) {
952 // bus as us. We'll assert cacheResponding in both cases, but
953 // in the latter case cacheResponding will keep the
1033 bool already_responded = pkt->cacheResponding();
1035 if (!already_responded && pkt->cacheResponding()) {
1075 assert(pkt->cacheResponding());
1334 assert(!(snoop_pkt.cacheResponding()));
1377 // It is important to check cacheResponding befor
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H A Dbase.cc1388 // cacheResponding flag (normally signalling dirty data) if the
1401 if (pkt->cacheResponding()) {
1799 pkt->cacheResponding();
/gem5/src/mem/qos/
H A Dmem_sink.cc91 panic_if(pkt->cacheResponding(),
130 panic_if(pkt->cacheResponding(),
/gem5/src/dev/
H A Ddma_device.cc115 !(pkt->cacheResponding() && !pkt->hasSharers()));
/gem5/src/mem/ruby/system/
H A DRubyPort.cc240 if (pkt->cacheResponding())
242 "cacheResponding flag set\n");
/gem5/src/cpu/o3/
H A Dfetch_impl.hh1683 !(pkt->cacheResponding() && !pkt->hasSharers()));

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