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/**
 * @file
 * Defines global host-dependent types:
 * Counter, Tick, and (indirectly) {int,uint}{8,16,32,64}_t.
 */

#ifndef __BASE_TYPES_HH__
#define __BASE_TYPES_HH__

#include <inttypes.h>

#include <cassert>

/** uint64_t constant */
#define ULL(N)          ((uint64_t)N##ULL)
/** int64_t constant */
#define LL(N)           ((int64_t)N##LL)

/** Statistics counter type.  Not much excuse for not using a 64-bit
 * integer here, but if you're desperate and only run short
 * simulations you could make this 32 bits.
 */
typedef int64_t Counter;

/**
 * Tick count type.
 */
typedef uint64_t Tick;

const Tick MaxTick = ULL(0xffffffffffffffff);

/**
 * Cycles is a wrapper class for representing cycle counts, i.e. a
 * relative difference between two points in time, expressed in a
 * number of clock cycles.
 *
 * The Cycles wrapper class is a type-safe alternative to a
 * typedef, aiming to avoid unintentional mixing of cycles and ticks
 * in the code base.
 *
 * Operators are defined inside an ifndef block to avoid swig touching
 * them. Note that there is no overloading of the bool operator as the
 * compiler is allowed to turn booleans into integers and this causes
 * a whole range of issues in a handful locations. The solution to
 * this problem would be to use the safe bool idiom, but for now we
 * make do without the test and use the more elaborate comparison >
 * Cycles(0).
 */
class Cycles
{

  private:

    /** Member holding the actual value. */
    uint64_t c;

  public:

    /** Explicit constructor assigning a value. */
    explicit Cycles(uint64_t _c) : c(_c) { }

    /** Default constructor for parameter classes. */
    Cycles() : c(0) { }

#ifndef SWIG // keep the operators away from SWIG

    /** Converting back to the value type. */
    operator uint64_t() const { return c; }

    /** Prefix increment operator. */
    Cycles& operator++()
    { ++c; return *this; }

    /** Prefix decrement operator. Is only temporarily used in the O3 CPU. */
    Cycles& operator--()
    { assert(c != 0); --c; return *this; }

    /** In-place addition of cycles. */
    const Cycles& operator+=(const Cycles& cc)
    { c += cc.c; return *this; }

    /** Greater than comparison used for > Cycles(0). */
    bool operator>(const Cycles& cc) const
    { return c > cc.c; }

#endif // SWIG not touching operators

};

/**
 * Address type
 * This will probably be moved somewhere else in the near future.
 * This should be at least as big as the biggest address width in use
 * in the system, which will probably be 64 bits.
 */
typedef uint64_t Addr;

typedef uint16_t MicroPC;

static const MicroPC MicroPCRomBit = 1 << (sizeof(MicroPC) * 8 - 1);

static inline MicroPC
romMicroPC(MicroPC upc)
{
    return upc | MicroPCRomBit;
}

static inline MicroPC
normalMicroPC(MicroPC upc)
{
    return upc & ~MicroPCRomBit;
}

static inline bool
isRomMicroPC(MicroPC upc)
{
    return MicroPCRomBit & upc;
}

const Addr MaxAddr = (Addr)-1;

/**
 * Thread index/ID type
 */
typedef int16_t ThreadID;
const ThreadID InvalidThreadID = (ThreadID)-1;

/**
 * Port index/ID type, and a symbolic name for an invalid port id.
 */
typedef int16_t PortID;
const PortID InvalidPortID = (PortID)-1;

class FaultBase;
template <class T> class RefCountingPtr;
typedef RefCountingPtr<FaultBase> Fault;

#endif // __BASE_TYPES_HH__