types.hh revision 6378:4a2ff62c3b4f 
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28 * Authors: Korey Sewell
29 */
30
31#ifndef __ARCH_MIPS_TYPES_HH__
32#define __ARCH_MIPS_TYPES_HH__
33
34#include "base/types.hh"
35
36namespace MipsISA
37{
38
39typedef uint32_t MachInst;
40typedef uint64_t ExtMachInst;
41
42typedef uint64_t LargestRead;
43
44//used in FP convert & round function
45enum ConvertType{
46    SINGLE_TO_DOUBLE,
47    SINGLE_TO_WORD,
48    SINGLE_TO_LONG,
49
50    DOUBLE_TO_SINGLE,
51    DOUBLE_TO_WORD,
52    DOUBLE_TO_LONG,
53
54    LONG_TO_SINGLE,
55    LONG_TO_DOUBLE,
56    LONG_TO_WORD,
57    LONG_TO_PS,
58
59    WORD_TO_SINGLE,
60    WORD_TO_DOUBLE,
61    WORD_TO_LONG,
62    WORD_TO_PS,
63
64    PL_TO_SINGLE,
65    PU_TO_SINGLE
66};
67
68//used in FP convert & round function
69enum RoundMode{
70    RND_ZERO,
71    RND_DOWN,
72    RND_UP,
73    RND_NEAREST
74};
75
76struct CoreSpecific {
77      /* Note: It looks like it will be better to allow simulator users
78         to specify the values of individual variables instead of requiring
79         users to define the values of entire registers
80         Especially since a lot of these variables can be created from other
81         user parameters  (cache descriptions)
82                                               -jpp
83      */
84      // MIPS CP0 State - First individual variables
85      // Page numbers refer to revision 2.50 (July 2005) of the MIPS32 ARM,
86      // Volume III (PRA)
87      unsigned CP0_IntCtl_IPTI; // Page 93, IP Timer Interrupt
88      unsigned CP0_IntCtl_IPPCI; // Page 94, IP Performance Counter Interrupt
89      unsigned CP0_SrsCtl_HSS; // Page 95, Highest Implemented Shadow Set
90      unsigned CP0_PRId_CompanyOptions; // Page 105, Manufacture options
91      unsigned CP0_PRId_CompanyID; // Page 105, Company ID - (0-255, 1=>MIPS)
92      unsigned CP0_PRId_ProcessorID; // Page 105
93      unsigned CP0_PRId_Revision; // Page 105
94      unsigned CP0_EBase_CPUNum; // Page 106, CPU Number in a multiprocessor
95                                 //system
96      unsigned CP0_Config_BE; // Page 108, Big/Little Endian mode
97      unsigned CP0_Config_AT; //Page 109
98      unsigned CP0_Config_AR; //Page 109
99      unsigned CP0_Config_MT; //Page 109
100      unsigned CP0_Config_VI; //Page 109
101      unsigned CP0_Config1_M; // Page 110
102      unsigned CP0_Config1_MMU; // Page 110
103      unsigned CP0_Config1_IS; // Page 110
104      unsigned CP0_Config1_IL; // Page 111
105      unsigned CP0_Config1_IA; // Page 111
106      unsigned CP0_Config1_DS; // Page 111
107      unsigned CP0_Config1_DL; // Page 112
108      unsigned CP0_Config1_DA; // Page 112
109      bool CP0_Config1_C2; // Page 112
110      bool CP0_Config1_MD;// Page 112 - Technically not used in MIPS32
111      bool CP0_Config1_PC;// Page 112
112      bool CP0_Config1_WR;// Page 113
113      bool CP0_Config1_CA;// Page 113
114      bool CP0_Config1_EP;// Page 113
115      bool CP0_Config1_FP;// Page 113
116      bool CP0_Config2_M; // Page 114
117      unsigned CP0_Config2_TU;// Page 114
118      unsigned CP0_Config2_TS;// Page 114
119      unsigned CP0_Config2_TL;// Page 115
120      unsigned CP0_Config2_TA;// Page 115
121      unsigned CP0_Config2_SU;// Page 115
122      unsigned CP0_Config2_SS;// Page 115
123      unsigned CP0_Config2_SL;// Page 116
124      unsigned CP0_Config2_SA;// Page 116
125      bool CP0_Config3_M; //// Page 117
126      bool CP0_Config3_DSPP;// Page 117
127      bool CP0_Config3_LPA;// Page 117
128      bool CP0_Config3_VEIC;// Page 118
129      bool CP0_Config3_VInt; // Page 118
130      bool CP0_Config3_SP;// Page 118
131      bool CP0_Config3_MT;// Page 119
132      bool CP0_Config3_SM;// Page 119
133      bool CP0_Config3_TL;// Page 119
134
135      bool CP0_WatchHi_M; // Page 124
136      bool CP0_PerfCtr_M; // Page 130
137      bool CP0_PerfCtr_W; // Page 130
138
139
140      // Then, whole registers
141      unsigned CP0_PRId;
142      unsigned CP0_Config;
143      unsigned CP0_Config1;
144      unsigned CP0_Config2;
145      unsigned CP0_Config3;
146};
147
148} // namespace MipsISA
149
150#endif
151