src/base/addr_range.hh

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#ifndef __BASE_ADDR_RANGE_HH__
#define __BASE_ADDR_RANGE_HH__

#include <algorithm>
#include <list>
#include <vector>

#include "base/bitfield.hh"
#include "base/cprintf.hh"
#include "base/logging.hh"
#include "base/types.hh"

/**
 * The AddrRange class encapsulates an address range, and supports a
 * number of tests to check if two ranges intersect, if a range
 * contains a specific address etc. Besides a basic range, the
 * AddrRange also support interleaved ranges, to stripe across cache
 * banks, or memory controllers. The interleaving is implemented by
 * allowing a number of bits of the address, at an arbitrary bit
 * position, to be used as interleaving bits with an associated
 * matching value. In addition, to prevent uniformly strided address
 * patterns from a very biased interleaving, we also allow XOR-based
 * hashing by specifying a set of bits to XOR with before matching.
 *
 * The AddrRange is also able to coalesce a number of interleaved
 * ranges to a contiguous range.
 */
class AddrRange
{

  private:

    /// Private fields for the start and end of the range
    /// Both _start and _end are part of the range.
    Addr _start;
    Addr _end;

    /**
     * Each mask determines the bits we need to xor to get one bit of
     * sel. The first (0) mask is used to get the LSB and the last for
     * the MSB of sel.
     */
    std::vector<Addr> masks;

    /** The value to compare sel with. */
    uint8_t intlvMatch;

  public:

    AddrRange()
        : _start(1), _end(0), intlvMatch(0)
    {}

    /**
     * Construct an address range
     *
     * If the user provides a non empty vector of masks then the
     * address range is interleaved. Each mask determines a set of
     * bits that are xored to determine one bit of the sel value,
     * starting from the least significant bit (i.e., masks[0]
     * determines the least significant bit of sel, ...). If sel
     * matches the provided _intlv_match then the address a is in the
     * range.
     *
     * For example if the input mask is
     * _masks = { 1 << 8 | 1 << 11 | 1 << 13,
     *            1 << 15 | 1 << 17 | 1 << 19}
     *
     * Then a belongs to the address range if
     * _start <= a < _end
     * and
     * sel == _intlv_match
     * where
     * sel[0] = a[8] ^ a[11] ^ a[13]
     * sel[1] = a[15] ^ a[17] ^ a[19]
     *
     * @param _start The start address of this range
     * @param _end The end address of this range (not included in  the range)
     * @param _masks The input vector of masks
     * @param intlv_math The matching value of the xor operations
     */
    AddrRange(Addr _start, Addr _end, const std::vector<Addr> &_masks,
              uint8_t _intlv_match)
        : _start(_start), _end(_end), masks(_masks),
          intlvMatch(_intlv_match)
    {
        // sanity checks
        fatal_if(!masks.empty() && _intlv_match >= ULL(1) << masks.size(),
                 "Match value %d does not fit in %d interleaving bits\n",
                 _intlv_match, masks.size());
    }

    /**
     * Legacy constructor of AddrRange
     *
     * If the user provides a non-zero value in _intlv_high_bit the
     * address range is interleaved.
     *
     * An address a belongs to the address range if
     * _start <= a < _end
     * and
     * sel == _intlv_match
     * where
     * sel = sel1 ^ sel2
     * sel1 = a[_intlv_low_bit:_intlv_high_bit]
     * sel2 = a[_xor_low_bit:_xor_high_bit]
     * _intlv_low_bit = _intlv_high_bit - intv_bits
     * _xor_low_bit = _xor_high_bit - intv_bits
     *
     * @param _start The start address of this range
     * @param _end The end address of this range (not included in  the range)
     * @param _intlv_high_bit The MSB of the intlv bits (disabled if 0)
     * @param _xor_high_bit The MSB of the xor bit (disabled if 0)
     * @param intlv_math The matching value of the xor operations
     */
    AddrRange(Addr _start, Addr _end, uint8_t _intlv_high_bit,
              uint8_t _xor_high_bit, uint8_t _intlv_bits,
              uint8_t _intlv_match)
        : _start(_start), _end(_end), masks(_intlv_bits),
          intlvMatch(_intlv_match)
    {
        // sanity checks
        fatal_if(_intlv_bits && _intlv_match >= ULL(1) << _intlv_bits,
                 "Match value %d does not fit in %d interleaving bits\n",
                 _intlv_match, _intlv_bits);

        // ignore the XOR bits if not interleaving
        if (_intlv_bits && _xor_high_bit) {
            if (_xor_high_bit == _intlv_high_bit) {
                fatal("XOR and interleave high bit must be different\n");
            }  else if (_xor_high_bit > _intlv_high_bit) {
                if ((_xor_high_bit - _intlv_high_bit) < _intlv_bits)
                    fatal("XOR and interleave high bit must be at least "
                          "%d bits apart\n", _intlv_bits);
            } else {
                if ((_intlv_high_bit - _xor_high_bit) < _intlv_bits) {
                    fatal("Interleave and XOR high bit must be at least "
                          "%d bits apart\n", _intlv_bits);
                }
            }
        }

        for (auto i = 0; i < _intlv_bits; i++) {
            uint8_t bit1 = _intlv_high_bit - i;
            Addr mask = (1ULL << bit1);
            if (_xor_high_bit) {
                uint8_t bit2 = _xor_high_bit - i;
                mask |= (1ULL << bit2);
            }
            masks[_intlv_bits - i - 1] = mask;
        }
    }

    AddrRange(Addr _start, Addr _end)
        : _start(_start), _end(_end), intlvMatch(0)
    {}

    /**
     * Create an address range by merging a collection of interleaved
     * ranges.
     *
     * @param ranges Interleaved ranges to be merged
     */
    AddrRange(const std::vector<AddrRange>& ranges)
        : _start(1), _end(0), intlvMatch(0)
    {
        if (!ranges.empty()) {
            // get the values from the first one and check the others
            _start = ranges.front()._start;
            _end = ranges.front()._end;
            masks = ranges.front().masks;

            if (ranges.size() != (ULL(1) << masks.size()))
                fatal("Got %d ranges spanning %d interleaving bits\n",
                      ranges.size(), masks.size());

            uint8_t match = 0;
            for (const auto& r : ranges) {
                if (!mergesWith(r))
                    fatal("Can only merge ranges with the same start, end "
                          "and interleaving bits, %s %s\n", to_string(),
                          r.to_string());

                if (r.intlvMatch != match)
                    fatal("Expected interleave match %d but got %d when "
                          "merging\n", match, r.intlvMatch);
                ++match;
            }
            masks.clear();
        }
    }

    /**
     * Determine if the range is interleaved or not.
     *
     * @return true if interleaved
     */
    bool interleaved() const { return masks.size() > 0; }

    /**
     * Determing the interleaving granularity of the range.
     *
     * @return The size of the regions created by the interleaving bits
     */
    uint64_t granularity() const
    {
        if (interleaved()) {
            auto combined_mask = 0;
            for (auto mask: masks) {
                combined_mask |= mask;
            }
            const uint8_t lowest_bit = ctz64(combined_mask);
            return ULL(1) << lowest_bit;
        } else {
            return size();
        }
    }

    /**
     * Determine the number of interleaved address stripes this range
     * is part of.
     *
     * @return The number of stripes spanned by the interleaving bits
     */
    uint32_t stripes() const { return ULL(1) << masks.size(); }

    /**
     * Get the size of the address range. For a case where
     * interleaving is used we make the simplifying assumption that
     * the size is a divisible by the size of the interleaving slice.
     */
    Addr size() const
    {
        return (_end - _start + 1) >> masks.size();
    }

    /**
     * Determine if the range is valid.
     */
    bool valid() const { return _start <= _end; }

    /**
     * Get the start address of the range.
     */
    Addr start() const { return _start; }

    /**
     * Get the end address of the range.
     */
    Addr end() const { return _end; }

    /**
     * Get a string representation of the range. This could
     * alternatively be implemented as a operator<<, but at the moment
     * that seems like overkill.
     */
    std::string to_string() const
    {
        if (interleaved()) {
            std::string str;
            for (int i = 0; i < masks.size(); i++) {
                str += " ";
                Addr mask = masks[i];
                while (mask) {
                    auto bit = ctz64(mask);
                    mask &= ~(1ULL << bit);
                    str += csprintf("a[%d]^", bit);
                }
                str += csprintf("\b=%d", bits(intlvMatch, i));
            }
            return csprintf("[%#llx:%#llx]%s", _start, _end, str);
        } else {
            return csprintf("[%#llx:%#llx]", _start, _end);
        }
    }

    /**
     * Determine if another range merges with the current one, i.e. if
     * they are part of the same contigous range and have the same
     * interleaving bits.
     *
     * @param r Range to evaluate merging with
     * @return true if the two ranges would merge
     */
    bool mergesWith(const AddrRange& r) const
    {
        return r._start == _start && r._end == _end &&
            r.masks == masks;
    }

    /**
     * Determine if another range intersects this one, i.e. if there
     * is an address that is both in this range and the other
     * range. No check is made to ensure either range is valid.
     *
     * @param r Range to intersect with
     * @return true if the intersection of the two ranges is not empty
     */
    bool intersects(const AddrRange& r) const
    {
        if (_start > r._end || _end < r._start)
            // start with the simple case of no overlap at all,
            // applicable even if we have interleaved ranges
            return false;
        else if (!interleaved() && !r.interleaved())
            // if neither range is interleaved, we are done
            return true;

        // now it gets complicated, focus on the cases we care about
        if (r.size() == 1)
            // keep it simple and check if the address is within
            // this range
            return contains(r.start());
        else if (mergesWith(r))
            // restrict the check to ranges that belong to the
            // same chunk
            return intlvMatch == r.intlvMatch;
        else
            panic("Cannot test intersection of %s and %s\n",
                  to_string(), r.to_string());
    }

    /**
     * Determine if this range is a subset of another range, i.e. if
     * every address in this range is also in the other range. No
     * check is made to ensure either range is valid.
     *
     * @param r Range to compare with
     * @return true if the this range is a subset of the other one
     */
    bool isSubset(const AddrRange& r) const
    {
        if (interleaved())
            panic("Cannot test subset of interleaved range %s\n", to_string());

        // This address range is not interleaved and therefore it
        // suffices to check the upper bound, the lower bound and
        // whether it would fit in a continuous segment of the input
        // addr range.
        if (r.interleaved()) {
            return r.contains(_start) && r.contains(_end) &&
                size() <= r.granularity();
        } else {
            return _start >= r._start && _end <= r._end;
        }
    }

    /**
     * Determine if the range contains an address.
     *
     * @param a Address to compare with
     * @return true if the address is in the range
     */
    bool contains(const Addr& a) const
    {
        // check if the address is in the range and if there is either
        // no interleaving, or with interleaving also if the selected
        // bits from the address match the interleaving value
        bool in_range = a >= _start && a <= _end;
        if (in_range) {
            auto sel = 0;
            for (int i = 0; i < masks.size(); i++) {
                Addr masked = a & masks[i];
                // The result of an xor operation is 1 if the number
                // of bits set is odd or 0 othersize, thefore it
                // suffices to count the number of bits set to
                // determine the i-th bit of sel.
                sel |= (popCount(masked) % 2) << i;
            }
            return sel == intlvMatch;
        }
        return false;
    }

    /**
     * Remove the interleaving bits from an input address.
     *
     * This function returns a new address in a continous range [
     * start, start + size / intlv_bits). We can achieve this by
     * discarding the LSB in each mask.
     *
     * e.g., if the input address is of the form:
     * ------------------------------------
     * | a_high | x1 | a_mid | x0 | a_low |
     * ------------------------------------
     * where x0 is the LSB set in masks[0]
     * and x1 is the LSB set in masks[1]
     *
     * this function will return:
     * ---------------------------------
     * |    0 | a_high | a_mid | a_low |
     * ---------------------------------
     *
     * @param the input address
     * @return the new address
     */
    inline Addr removeIntlvBits(Addr a) const
    {
        // Get the LSB set from each mask
        int masks_lsb[masks.size()];
        for (int i = 0; i < masks.size(); i++) {
            masks_lsb[i] = ctz64(masks[i]);
        }

        // we need to sort the list of bits we will discard as we
        // discard them one by one starting.
        std::sort(masks_lsb, masks_lsb + masks.size());

        for (int i = 0; i < masks.size(); i++) {
            const int intlv_bit = masks_lsb[i];
            if (intlv_bit > 0) {
                // on every iteration we remove one bit from the input
                // address, and therefore the lowest invtl_bit has
                // also shifted to the right by i positions.
                a = insertBits(a >> 1, intlv_bit - i - 1, 0, a);
            } else {
                a >>= 1;
            }
        }
        return a;
    }

    /**
     * Determine the offset of an address within the range.
     *
     * This function returns the offset of the given address from the
     * starting address discarding any bits that are used for
     * interleaving. This way we can convert the input address to a
     * new unique address in a continuous range that starts from 0.
     *
     * @param the input address
     * @return the flat offset in the address range
     */
    Addr getOffset(const Addr& a) const
    {
        bool in_range = a >= _start && a <= _end;
        if (!in_range) {
            return MaxAddr;
        }
        if (interleaved()) {
            return removeIntlvBits(a) - removeIntlvBits(_start);
        } else {
            return a - _start;
        }
    }

    /**
     * Less-than operator used to turn an STL map into a binary search
     * tree of non-overlapping address ranges.
     *
     * @param r Range to compare with
     * @return true if the start address is less than that of the other range
     */
    bool operator<(const AddrRange& r) const
    {
        if (_start != r._start)
            return _start < r._start;
        else
            // for now assume that the end is also the same, and that
            // we are looking at the same interleaving bits
            return intlvMatch < r.intlvMatch;
    }

    bool operator==(const AddrRange& r) const
    {
        if (_start != r._start)    return false;
        if (_end != r._end)      return false;
        if (masks != r.masks)         return false;
        if (intlvMatch != r.intlvMatch)   return false;

        return true;
    }

    bool operator!=(const AddrRange& r) const
    {
        return !(*this == r);
    }
};

/**
 * Convenience typedef for a collection of address ranges
 */
typedef std::list<AddrRange> AddrRangeList;

inline AddrRange
RangeEx(Addr start, Addr end)
{ return AddrRange(start, end - 1); }

inline AddrRange
RangeIn(Addr start, Addr end)
{ return AddrRange(start, end); }

inline AddrRange
RangeSize(Addr start, Addr size)
{ return AddrRange(start, start + size - 1); }

#endif // __BASE_ADDR_RANGE_HH__