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M5 ignores this and 82 // lets the caches handle the writeback policy. 83 //bool pwt; 84 // Whether the page is cacheable or not. 85 bool uncacheable; 86 // Whether or not to kick this page out on a write to CR3. 87 bool global; 88 // A bit used to form an index into the PAT table. 89 bool patBit; 90 // Whether or not memory on this page can be executed. 91 bool noExec; 92 // A sequence number to keep track of LRU. 93 uint64_t lruSeq; 94 95 TlbEntryTrie::Handle trieHandle; 96 97 TlbEntry(Addr asn, Addr _vaddr, Addr _paddr, 98 bool uncacheable, bool read_only); 99 TlbEntry(); 100 101 void 102 updateVaddr(Addr new_vaddr) 103 { 104 vaddr = new_vaddr; 105 } 106 107 Addr pageStart() 108 { 109 return paddr; 110 } 111 112 // Return the page size in bytes 113 int size() 114 { 115 return (1 << logBytes); 116 } 117 118 void serialize(CheckpointOut &cp) const override; 119 void unserialize(CheckpointIn &cp) override; 120 }; 121 122 123 BitUnion64(VAddr) 124 Bitfield<20, 12> longl1; 125 Bitfield<29, 21> longl2; 126 Bitfield<38, 30> longl3; 127 Bitfield<47, 39> longl4; 128 129 Bitfield<20, 12> pael1; 130 Bitfield<29, 21> pael2; 131 Bitfield<31, 30> pael3; 132 133 Bitfield<21, 12> norml1; 134 Bitfield<31, 22> norml2; 135 EndBitUnion(VAddr) 136 137 // Unfortunately, the placement of the base field in a page table entry is 138 // very erratic and would make a mess here. It might be moved here at some 139 // point in the future. 140 BitUnion64(PageTableEntry) 141 Bitfield<63> nx; 142 Bitfield<51, 12> base; 143 Bitfield<11, 9> avl; 144 Bitfield<8> g; 145 Bitfield<7> ps; 146 Bitfield<6> d; 147 Bitfield<5> a; 148 Bitfield<4> pcd; 149 Bitfield<3> pwt; 150 Bitfield<2> u; 151 Bitfield<1> w; 152 Bitfield<0> p; 153 EndBitUnion(PageTableEntry) 154 155 template <int first, int last> 156 class LongModePTE 157 { 158 public: 159 Addr paddr() { return pte.base << PageShift; } 160 void paddr(Addr addr) { pte.base = addr >> PageShift; } 161 162 bool present() { return pte.p; } 163 void present(bool p) { pte.p = p ? 1 : 0; } 164 165 bool uncacheable() { return pte.pcd; } 166 void uncacheable(bool u) { pte.pcd = u ? 1 : 0; } 167 168 bool readonly() { return !pte.w; } 169 void readonly(bool r) { pte.w = r ? 0 : 1; } 170 171 void 172 read(PortProxy &p, Addr table, Addr vaddr) 173 { 174 entryAddr = table; 175 entryAddr += bits(vaddr, first, last) * sizeof(PageTableEntry); 176 pte = p.read<PageTableEntry>(entryAddr); 177 } 178 179 void 180 reset(Addr _paddr, bool _present=true, 181 bool _uncacheable=false, bool _readonly=false) 182 { 183 pte = 0; 184 pte.u = 1; 185 paddr(_paddr); 186 present(_present); 187 uncacheable(_uncacheable); 188 readonly(_readonly); 189 }; 190 191 void write(PortProxy &p) { p.write(entryAddr, pte); } 192 193 static int 194 tableSize() 195 { 196 return 1 << ((first - last) + 4 - PageShift); 197 } 198 199 protected: 200 PageTableEntry pte; 201 Addr entryAddr; 202 }; 203} 204 205#endif 206