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authorAndreas Hansson <andreas.hansson@arm.com>2012-02-13 06:43:09 -0500
committerAndreas Hansson <andreas.hansson@arm.com>2012-02-13 06:43:09 -0500
commit5a9a743cfc4517f93e5c94533efa767b92272c59 (patch)
treef3dbc078a51e5759b26b1a5f16263ddb1cf55a7b /src/dev/arm/RealView.py
parent8cb4a2208d568eb86ad3f6c6bb250bcbe2952302 (diff)
downloadgem5-5a9a743cfc4517f93e5c94533efa767b92272c59.tar.xz
MEM: Introduce the master/slave port roles in the Python classes
This patch classifies all ports in Python as either Master or Slave and enforces a binding of master to slave. Conceptually, a master (such as a CPU or DMA port) issues requests, and receives responses, and conversely, a slave (such as a memory or a PIO device) receives requests and sends back responses. Currently there is no differentiation between coherent and non-coherent masters and slaves. The classification as master/slave also involves splitting the dual role port of the bus into a master and slave port and updating all the system assembly scripts to use the appropriate port. Similarly, the interrupt devices have to have their int_port split into a master and slave port. The intdev and its children have minimal changes to facilitate the extra port. Note that this patch does not enforce any port typing in the C++ world, it merely ensures that the Python objects have a notion of the port roles and are connected in an appropriate manner. This check is carried when two ports are connected, e.g. bus.master = memory.port. The following patches will make use of the classifications and specialise the C++ ports into masters and slaves.
Diffstat (limited to 'src/dev/arm/RealView.py')
-rw-r--r--src/dev/arm/RealView.py194
1 files changed, 97 insertions, 97 deletions
diff --git a/src/dev/arm/RealView.py b/src/dev/arm/RealView.py
index 3da47399e..e42bc4b94 100644
--- a/src/dev/arm/RealView.py
+++ b/src/dev/arm/RealView.py
@@ -181,10 +181,10 @@ class RealViewPBX(RealView):
# Attach I/O devices that are on chip and also set the appropriate
# ranges for the bridge
def attachOnChipIO(self, bus, bridge):
- self.gic.pio = bus.port
- self.l2x0_fake.pio = bus.port
- self.a9scu.pio = bus.port
- self.local_cpu_timer.pio = bus.port
+ self.gic.pio = bus.master
+ self.l2x0_fake.pio = bus.master
+ self.a9scu.pio = bus.master
+ self.local_cpu_timer.pio = bus.master
# Bridge ranges based on excluding what is part of on-chip I/O
# (gic, l2x0, a9scu, local_cpu_timer)
bridge.ranges = [AddrRange(self.realview_io.pio_addr,
@@ -195,33 +195,33 @@ class RealViewPBX(RealView):
# earlier, since the bus object itself is typically defined at the
# System level.
def attachIO(self, bus):
- self.uart.pio = bus.port
- self.realview_io.pio = bus.port
- self.timer0.pio = bus.port
- self.timer1.pio = bus.port
- self.clcd.pio = bus.port
- self.clcd.dma = bus.port
- self.kmi0.pio = bus.port
- self.kmi1.pio = bus.port
- self.cf_ctrl.pio = bus.port
- self.cf_ctrl.config = bus.port
- self.cf_ctrl.dma = bus.port
- self.dmac_fake.pio = bus.port
- self.uart1_fake.pio = bus.port
- self.uart2_fake.pio = bus.port
- self.uart3_fake.pio = bus.port
- self.smc_fake.pio = bus.port
- self.sp810_fake.pio = bus.port
- self.watchdog_fake.pio = bus.port
- self.gpio0_fake.pio = bus.port
- self.gpio1_fake.pio = bus.port
- self.gpio2_fake.pio = bus.port
- self.ssp_fake.pio = bus.port
- self.sci_fake.pio = bus.port
- self.aaci_fake.pio = bus.port
- self.mmc_fake.pio = bus.port
- self.rtc_fake.pio = bus.port
- self.flash_fake.pio = bus.port
+ self.uart.pio = bus.master
+ self.realview_io.pio = bus.master
+ self.timer0.pio = bus.master
+ self.timer1.pio = bus.master
+ self.clcd.pio = bus.master
+ self.clcd.dma = bus.slave
+ self.kmi0.pio = bus.master
+ self.kmi1.pio = bus.master
+ self.cf_ctrl.pio = bus.master
+ self.cf_ctrl.config = bus.master
+ self.cf_ctrl.dma = bus.slave
+ self.dmac_fake.pio = bus.master
+ self.uart1_fake.pio = bus.master
+ self.uart2_fake.pio = bus.master
+ self.uart3_fake.pio = bus.master
+ self.smc_fake.pio = bus.master
+ self.sp810_fake.pio = bus.master
+ self.watchdog_fake.pio = bus.master
+ self.gpio0_fake.pio = bus.master
+ self.gpio1_fake.pio = bus.master
+ self.gpio2_fake.pio = bus.master
+ self.ssp_fake.pio = bus.master
+ self.sci_fake.pio = bus.master
+ self.aaci_fake.pio = bus.master
+ self.mmc_fake.pio = bus.master
+ self.rtc_fake.pio = bus.master
+ self.flash_fake.pio = bus.master
# Reference for memory map and interrupt number
# RealView Emulation Baseboard User Guide (ARM DUI 0143B)
@@ -261,8 +261,8 @@ class RealViewEB(RealView):
# Attach I/O devices that are on chip and also set the appropriate
# ranges for the bridge
def attachOnChipIO(self, bus, bridge):
- self.gic.pio = bus.port
- self.l2x0_fake.pio = bus.port
+ self.gic.pio = bus.master
+ self.l2x0_fake.pio = bus.master
# Bridge ranges based on excluding what is part of on-chip I/O
# (gic, l2x0)
bridge.ranges = [AddrRange(self.realview_io.pio_addr,
@@ -273,31 +273,31 @@ class RealViewEB(RealView):
# earlier, since the bus object itself is typically defined at the
# System level.
def attachIO(self, bus):
- self.uart.pio = bus.port
- self.realview_io.pio = bus.port
- self.timer0.pio = bus.port
- self.timer1.pio = bus.port
- self.clcd.pio = bus.port
- self.clcd.dma = bus.port
- self.kmi0.pio = bus.port
- self.kmi1.pio = bus.port
- self.dmac_fake.pio = bus.port
- self.uart1_fake.pio = bus.port
- self.uart2_fake.pio = bus.port
- self.uart3_fake.pio = bus.port
- self.smc_fake.pio = bus.port
- self.sp810_fake.pio = bus.port
- self.watchdog_fake.pio = bus.port
- self.gpio0_fake.pio = bus.port
- self.gpio1_fake.pio = bus.port
- self.gpio2_fake.pio = bus.port
- self.ssp_fake.pio = bus.port
- self.sci_fake.pio = bus.port
- self.aaci_fake.pio = bus.port
- self.mmc_fake.pio = bus.port
- self.rtc_fake.pio = bus.port
- self.flash_fake.pio = bus.port
- self.smcreg_fake.pio = bus.port
+ self.uart.pio = bus.master
+ self.realview_io.pio = bus.master
+ self.timer0.pio = bus.master
+ self.timer1.pio = bus.master
+ self.clcd.pio = bus.master
+ self.clcd.dma = bus.slave
+ self.kmi0.pio = bus.master
+ self.kmi1.pio = bus.master
+ self.dmac_fake.pio = bus.master
+ self.uart1_fake.pio = bus.master
+ self.uart2_fake.pio = bus.master
+ self.uart3_fake.pio = bus.master
+ self.smc_fake.pio = bus.master
+ self.sp810_fake.pio = bus.master
+ self.watchdog_fake.pio = bus.master
+ self.gpio0_fake.pio = bus.master
+ self.gpio1_fake.pio = bus.master
+ self.gpio2_fake.pio = bus.master
+ self.ssp_fake.pio = bus.master
+ self.sci_fake.pio = bus.master
+ self.aaci_fake.pio = bus.master
+ self.mmc_fake.pio = bus.master
+ self.rtc_fake.pio = bus.master
+ self.flash_fake.pio = bus.master
+ self.smcreg_fake.pio = bus.master
class VExpress_ELT(RealView):
pci_cfg_base = 0xD0000000
@@ -349,9 +349,9 @@ class VExpress_ELT(RealView):
# Attach I/O devices that are on chip and also set the appropriate
# ranges for the bridge
def attachOnChipIO(self, bus, bridge):
- self.gic.pio = bus.port
- self.a9scu.pio = bus.port
- self.local_cpu_timer.pio = bus.port
+ self.gic.pio = bus.master
+ self.a9scu.pio = bus.master
+ self.local_cpu_timer.pio = bus.master
# Bridge ranges based on excluding what is part of on-chip I/O
# (gic, a9scu)
bridge.ranges = [AddrRange(self.pci_cfg_base, self.a9scu.pio_addr - 1),
@@ -361,44 +361,44 @@ class VExpress_ELT(RealView):
# earlier, since the bus object itself is typically defined at the
# System level.
def attachIO(self, bus):
- self.elba_uart.pio = bus.port
- self.uart.pio = bus.port
- self.realview_io.pio = bus.port
- self.v2m_timer0.pio = bus.port
- self.v2m_timer1.pio = bus.port
- self.elba_timer0.pio = bus.port
- self.elba_timer1.pio = bus.port
- self.clcd.pio = bus.port
- self.clcd.dma = bus.port
- self.kmi0.pio = bus.port
- self.kmi1.pio = bus.port
- self.elba_kmi0.pio = bus.port
- self.elba_kmi1.pio = bus.port
- self.cf_ctrl.pio = bus.port
- self.cf_ctrl.config = bus.port
+ self.elba_uart.pio = bus.master
+ self.uart.pio = bus.master
+ self.realview_io.pio = bus.master
+ self.v2m_timer0.pio = bus.master
+ self.v2m_timer1.pio = bus.master
+ self.elba_timer0.pio = bus.master
+ self.elba_timer1.pio = bus.master
+ self.clcd.pio = bus.master
+ self.clcd.dma = bus.slave
+ self.kmi0.pio = bus.master
+ self.kmi1.pio = bus.master
+ self.elba_kmi0.pio = bus.master
+ self.elba_kmi1.pio = bus.master
+ self.cf_ctrl.pio = bus.master
+ self.cf_ctrl.config = bus.master
self.cf_ctrl.dma = bus.port
- self.ide.pio = bus.port
- self.ide.config = bus.port
- self.ide.dma = bus.port
- self.ethernet.pio = bus.port
- self.ethernet.config = bus.port
- self.ethernet.dma = bus.port
+ self.ide.pio = bus.master
+ self.ide.config = bus.master
+ self.ide.dma = bus.slave
+ self.ethernet.pio = bus.master
+ self.ethernet.config = bus.master
+ self.ethernet.dma = bus.slave
self.pciconfig.pio = bus.default
bus.use_default_range = True
- self.l2x0_fake.pio = bus.port
- self.dmac_fake.pio = bus.port
- self.uart1_fake.pio = bus.port
- self.uart2_fake.pio = bus.port
- self.uart3_fake.pio = bus.port
- self.smc_fake.pio = bus.port
- self.sp810_fake.pio = bus.port
- self.watchdog_fake.pio = bus.port
- self.aaci_fake.pio = bus.port
- self.elba_aaci_fake.pio = bus.port
- self.mmc_fake.pio = bus.port
- self.rtc_fake.pio = bus.port
- self.spsc_fake.pio = bus.port
- self.lan_fake.pio = bus.port
- self.usb_fake.pio = bus.port
+ self.l2x0_fake.pio = bus.master
+ self.dmac_fake.pio = bus.master
+ self.uart1_fake.pio = bus.master
+ self.uart2_fake.pio = bus.master
+ self.uart3_fake.pio = bus.master
+ self.smc_fake.pio = bus.master
+ self.sp810_fake.pio = bus.master
+ self.watchdog_fake.pio = bus.master
+ self.aaci_fake.pio = bus.master
+ self.elba_aaci_fake.pio = bus.master
+ self.mmc_fake.pio = bus.master
+ self.rtc_fake.pio = bus.master
+ self.spsc_fake.pio = bus.master
+ self.lan_fake.pio = bus.master
+ self.usb_fake.pio = bus.master