RubySlicc_Exports.sm revision 14184
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IN NO EVENT SHALL THE COPYRIGHT 21 * OWNER OR CONTRIBUTORS BE LIABLE FOR ANY DIRECT, INDIRECT, INCIDENTAL, 22 * SPECIAL, EXEMPLARY, OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES (INCLUDING, BUT NOT 23 * LIMITED TO, PROCUREMENT OF SUBSTITUTE GOODS OR SERVICES; LOSS OF USE, 24 * DATA, OR PROFITS; OR BUSINESS INTERRUPTION) HOWEVER CAUSED AND ON ANY 25 * THEORY OF LIABILITY, WHETHER IN CONTRACT, STRICT LIABILITY, OR TORT 26 * (INCLUDING NEGLIGENCE OR OTHERWISE) ARISING IN ANY WAY OUT OF THE USE 27 * OF THIS SOFTWARE, EVEN IF ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY OF SUCH DAMAGE. 28 */ 29 30// Declarations of external types that are common to all protocols 31external_type(int, primitive="yes", default="0"); 32external_type(bool, primitive="yes", default="false"); 33external_type(std::string, primitive="yes"); 34external_type(uint32_t, primitive="yes"); 35external_type(uint64_t, primitive="yes"); 36external_type(PacketPtr, primitive="yes"); 37external_type(Packet, primitive="yes"); 38external_type(Addr, primitive="yes"); 39external_type(Cycles, primitive="yes", default="Cycles(0)"); 40external_type(Tick, primitive="yes", default="0"); 41 42structure(WriteMask, external="yes", desc="...") { 43 void clear(); 44 bool cmpMask(WriteMask); 45 bool isEmpty(); 46 bool isFull(); 47 bool isOverlap(WriteMask); 48 void orMask(WriteMask); 49 void fillMask(); 50} 51 52structure(DataBlock, external = "yes", desc="..."){ 53 void clear(); 54 void copyPartial(DataBlock, int, int); 55 void copyPartial(DataBlock, WriteMask); 56 void atomicPartial(DataBlock, WriteMask); 57} 58 59bool testAndRead(Addr addr, DataBlock datablk, Packet *pkt); 60bool testAndReadMask(Addr addr, DataBlock datablk, WriteMask mask, Packet *pkt); 61bool testAndWrite(Addr addr, DataBlock datablk, Packet *pkt); 62 63// AccessPermission 64// The following five states define the access permission of all memory blocks. 65// These permissions have multiple uses. They coordinate locking and 66// synchronization primitives, as well as enable functional accesses. 67// One should not need to add any additional permission values and it is very 68// risky to do so. 69enumeration(AccessPermission, desc="...", default="AccessPermission_NotPresent") { 70 // Valid data 71 Read_Only, desc="block is Read Only (modulo functional writes)"; 72 Read_Write, desc="block is Read/Write"; 73 74 // Possibly Invalid data 75 // The maybe stale permission indicates that accordingly to the protocol, 76 // there is no guarantee the block contains valid data. However, functional 77 // writes should update the block because a dataless PUT request may 78 // revalidate the block's data. 79 Maybe_Stale, desc="block can be stale or revalidated by a dataless PUT"; 80 // In Broadcast/Snoop protocols, memory has no idea if it is exclusive owner 81 // or not of a block, making it hard to make the logic of having only one 82 // read_write block in the system impossible. This is to allow the memory to 83 // say, "I have the block" and for the RubyPort logic to know that this is a 84 // last-resort block if there are no writable copies in the caching hierarchy. 85 // This is not supposed to be used in directory or token protocols where 86 // memory/NB has an idea of what is going on in the whole system. 87 Backing_Store, desc="for memory in Broadcast/Snoop protocols"; 88 89 // Invalid data 90 Invalid, desc="block is in an Invalid base state"; 91 NotPresent, desc="block is NotPresent"; 92 Busy, desc="block is in a transient state, currently invalid"; 93} 94//HSA scopes 95enumeration(HSAScope, desc="...", default="HSAScope_UNSPECIFIED") { 96 UNSPECIFIED, desc="Unspecified scope"; 97 NOSCOPE, desc="Explictly unscoped"; 98 WAVEFRONT, desc="Wavefront scope"; 99 WORKGROUP, desc="Workgroup scope"; 100 DEVICE, desc="Device scope"; 101 SYSTEM, desc="System scope"; 102} 103 104// HSA segment types 105enumeration(HSASegment, desc="...", default="HSASegment_GLOBAL") { 106 GLOBAL, desc="Global segment"; 107 GROUP, desc="Group segment"; 108 PRIVATE, desc="Private segment"; 109 KERNARG, desc="Kernarg segment"; 110 READONLY, desc="Readonly segment"; 111 SPILL, desc="Spill segment"; 112 ARG, desc="Arg segment"; 113} 114 115// TesterStatus 116enumeration(TesterStatus, desc="...") { 117 Idle, desc="Idle"; 118 Action_Pending, desc="Action Pending"; 119 Ready, desc="Ready"; 120 Check_Pending, desc="Check Pending"; 121} 122 123// InvalidateGeneratorStatus 124enumeration(InvalidateGeneratorStatus, desc="...") { 125 Load_Waiting, desc="Load waiting to be issued"; 126 Load_Pending, desc="Load issued"; 127 Inv_Waiting, desc="Store (invalidate) waiting to be issued"; 128 Inv_Pending, desc="Store (invalidate) issued"; 129} 130 131// SeriesRequestGeneratorStatus 132enumeration(SeriesRequestGeneratorStatus, desc="...") { 133 Thinking, desc="Doing work before next action"; 134 Request_Pending, desc="Request pending"; 135} 136 137// LockStatus 138enumeration(LockStatus, desc="...") { 139 Unlocked, desc="Lock is not held"; 140 Locked, desc="Lock is held"; 141} 142 143// SequencerStatus 144enumeration(SequencerStatus, desc="...") { 145 Idle, desc="Idle"; 146 Pending, desc="Pending"; 147} 148 149enumeration(TransitionResult, desc="...") { 150 Valid, desc="Valid transition"; 151 ResourceStall, desc="Stalled due to insufficient resources"; 152 ProtocolStall, desc="Protocol specified stall"; 153 Reject, desc="Rejected because of a type mismatch"; 154} 155 156// RubyRequestType 157enumeration(RubyRequestType, desc="...", default="RubyRequestType_NULL") { 158 LD, desc="Load"; 159 ST, desc="Store"; 160 ATOMIC, desc="Atomic Load/Store -- depricated. use ATOMIC_RETURN or ATOMIC_NO_RETURN"; 161 ATOMIC_RETURN, desc="Atomic Load/Store, return data"; 162 ATOMIC_NO_RETURN, desc="Atomic Load/Store, do not return data"; 163 IFETCH, desc="Instruction fetch"; 164 IO, desc="I/O"; 165 REPLACEMENT, desc="Replacement"; 166 Load_Linked, desc=""; 167 Store_Conditional, desc=""; 168 RMW_Read, desc=""; 169 RMW_Write, desc=""; 170 Locked_RMW_Read, desc=""; 171 Locked_RMW_Write, desc=""; 172 COMMIT, desc="Commit version"; 173 NULL, desc="Invalid request type"; 174 FLUSH, desc="Flush request type"; 175 Release, desc="Release operation"; 176 Acquire, desc="Acquire opertion"; 177 AcquireRelease, desc="Acquire and Release opertion"; 178} 179 180enumeration(SequencerRequestType, desc="...", default="SequencerRequestType_NULL") { 181 Default, desc="Replace this with access_types passed to the DMA Ruby object"; 182 LD, desc="Load"; 183 ST, desc="Store"; 184 ATOMIC, desc="Atomic Load/Store"; 185 REPLACEMENT, desc="Replacement"; 186 FLUSH, desc="Flush request type"; 187 NULL, desc="Invalid request type"; 188} 189 190enumeration(CacheRequestType, desc="...", default="CacheRequestType_NULL") { 191 DataArrayRead, desc="Read access to the cache's data array"; 192 DataArrayWrite, desc="Write access to the cache's data array"; 193 TagArrayRead, desc="Read access to the cache's tag array"; 194 TagArrayWrite, desc="Write access to the cache's tag array"; 195} 196 197enumeration(CacheResourceType, desc="...", default="CacheResourceType_NULL") { 198 DataArray, desc="Access to the cache's data array"; 199 TagArray, desc="Access to the cache's tag array"; 200} 201 202enumeration(DirectoryRequestType, desc="...", default="DirectoryRequestType_NULL") { 203 Default, desc="Replace this with access_types passed to the Directory Ruby object"; 204} 205 206enumeration(DMASequencerRequestType, desc="...", default="DMASequencerRequestType_NULL") { 207 Default, desc="Replace this with access_types passed to the DMA Ruby object"; 208} 209 210enumeration(MemoryControlRequestType, desc="...", default="MemoryControlRequestType_NULL") { 211 Default, desc="Replace this with access_types passed to the DMA Ruby object"; 212} 213 214 215// These are statically defined types of states machines that we can have. 216// If you want to add a new machine type, edit this enum. It is not necessary 217// for a protocol to have state machines defined for the all types here. But 218// you cannot use anything other than the ones defined here. Also, a protocol 219// can have only one state machine for a given type. 220enumeration(MachineType, desc="...", default="MachineType_NULL") { 221 L0Cache, desc="L0 Cache Mach"; 222 L1Cache, desc="L1 Cache Mach"; 223 L2Cache, desc="L2 Cache Mach"; 224 L3Cache, desc="L3 Cache Mach"; 225 Directory, desc="Directory Mach"; 226 DMA, desc="DMA Mach"; 227 Collector, desc="Collector Mach"; 228 L1Cache_wCC, desc="L1 Cache Mach to track cache-to-cache transfer (used for miss latency profile)"; 229 L2Cache_wCC, desc="L2 Cache Mach to track cache-to-cache transfer (used for miss latency profile)"; 230 CorePair, desc="Cache Mach (2 cores, Private L1Ds, Shared L1I & L2)"; 231 TCP, desc="GPU L1 Data Cache (Texture Cache per Pipe)"; 232 TCC, desc="GPU L2 Shared Cache (Texture Cache per Channel)"; 233 TCCdir, desc="Directory at the GPU L2 Cache (TCC)"; 234 SQC, desc="GPU L1 Instr Cache (Sequencer Cache)"; 235 RegionDir, desc="Region-granular directory"; 236 RegionBuffer,desc="Region buffer for CPU and GPU"; 237 NULL, desc="null mach type"; 238} 239 240// MessageSizeType 241enumeration(MessageSizeType, desc="...") { 242 Control, desc="Control Message"; 243 Data, desc="Data Message"; 244 Request_Control, desc="Request"; 245 Reissue_Control, desc="Reissued request"; 246 Response_Data, desc="data response"; 247 ResponseL2hit_Data, desc="data response"; 248 ResponseLocal_Data, desc="data response"; 249 Response_Control, desc="non-data response"; 250 Writeback_Data, desc="Writeback data"; 251 Writeback_Control, desc="Writeback control"; 252 Broadcast_Control, desc="Broadcast control"; 253 Multicast_Control, desc="Multicast control"; 254 Forwarded_Control, desc="Forwarded control"; 255 Invalidate_Control, desc="Invalidate control"; 256 Unblock_Control, desc="Unblock control"; 257 Persistent_Control, desc="Persistent request activation messages"; 258 Completion_Control, desc="Completion messages"; 259} 260 261// AccessType 262enumeration(AccessType, desc="...") { 263 Read, desc="Reading from cache"; 264 Write, desc="Writing to cache"; 265} 266 267// RubyAccessMode 268enumeration(RubyAccessMode, default="RubyAccessMode_User", desc="...") { 269 Supervisor, desc="Supervisor mode"; 270 User, desc="User mode"; 271 Device, desc="Device mode"; 272} 273 274enumeration(PrefetchBit, default="PrefetchBit_No", desc="...") { 275 No, desc="No, not a prefetch"; 276 Yes, desc="Yes, a prefetch"; 277 L1_HW, desc="This is a L1 hardware prefetch"; 278 L2_HW, desc="This is a L2 hardware prefetch"; 279} 280 281// CacheMsg 282structure(SequencerMsg, desc="...", interface="Message") { 283 Addr LineAddress, desc="Line address for this request"; 284 Addr PhysicalAddress, desc="Physical address for this request"; 285 SequencerRequestType Type, desc="Type of request (LD, ST, etc)"; 286 Addr ProgramCounter, desc="Program counter of the instruction that caused the miss"; 287 RubyAccessMode AccessMode, desc="user/supervisor access type"; 288 DataBlock DataBlk, desc="Data"; 289 int Len, desc="size in bytes of access"; 290 PrefetchBit Prefetch, desc="Is this a prefetch request"; 291 MessageSizeType MessageSize, default="MessageSizeType_Request_Control"; 292 293 bool functionalRead(Packet *pkt) { 294 return testAndRead(PhysicalAddress, DataBlk, pkt); 295 } 296 297 bool functionalWrite(Packet *pkt) { 298 return testAndWrite(PhysicalAddress, DataBlk, pkt); 299 } 300} 301 302// MaskPredictorType 303enumeration(MaskPredictorType, "MaskPredictorType_Undefined", desc="...") { 304 Undefined, desc="Undefined"; 305 AlwaysUnicast, desc="AlwaysUnicast"; 306 TokenD, desc="TokenD"; 307 AlwaysBroadcast, desc="AlwaysBroadcast"; 308 TokenB, desc="TokenB"; 309 TokenNull, desc="TokenNull"; 310 Random, desc="Random"; 311 Pairwise, desc="Pairwise"; 312 Owner, desc="Owner"; 313 BroadcastIfShared, desc="Broadcast-If-Shared"; 314 BroadcastCounter, desc="Broadcast Counter"; 315 Group, desc="Group"; 316 Counter, desc="Counter"; 317 StickySpatial, desc="StickySpatial"; 318 OwnerBroadcast, desc="Owner/Broadcast Hybrid"; 319 OwnerGroup, desc="Owner/Group Hybrid"; 320 OwnerBroadcastMod, desc="Owner/Broadcast Hybrid-Mod"; 321 OwnerGroupMod, desc="Owner/Group Hybrid-Mod"; 322 LastNMasks, desc="Last N Masks"; 323 BandwidthAdaptive, desc="Bandwidth Adaptive"; 324} 325 326// MaskPredictorIndex 327enumeration(MaskPredictorIndex, "MaskPredictorIndex_Undefined", desc="...") { 328 Undefined, desc="Undefined"; 329 DataBlock, desc="Data Block"; 330 PC, desc="Program Counter"; 331} 332 333// MaskPredictorTraining 334enumeration(MaskPredictorTraining, "MaskPredictorTraining_Undefined", desc="...") { 335 Undefined, desc="Undefined"; 336 None, desc="None"; 337 Implicit, desc="Implicit"; 338 Explicit, desc="Explicit"; 339 Both, desc="Both"; 340} 341 342// Request Status 343enumeration(RequestStatus, desc="...", default="RequestStatus_NULL") { 344 Ready, desc="The sequencer is ready and the request does not alias"; 345 Issued, desc="The sequencer successfully issued the request"; 346 BufferFull, desc="Can not issue because the sequencer is full"; 347 Aliased, desc="This request aliased with a currently outstanding request"; 348 NULL, desc=""; 349} 350 351// LinkDirection 352enumeration(LinkDirection, desc="...") { 353 In, desc="Inward link direction"; 354 Out, desc="Outward link direction"; 355} 356