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/* @file
 * Tsunami Fake I/O Space mapping including RTC/timer interrupts
 */

#ifndef __TSUNAMI_DMA_HH__
#define __TSUNAMI_DMA_HH__

#include "mem/functional_mem/functional_memory.hh"
#include "dev/tsunami.hh"

/** How often the RTC interrupts */
static const int RTC_RATE  = 1024;

/*
 * Tsunami I/O device is a catch all for all the south bridge stuff we care
 * to implement.
 */
class TsunamiIO : public FunctionalMemory
{
  private:
    /** The base address of this device */
    Addr addr;

    /** The size of mappad from the above address */
    static const Addr size = 0xff;

    struct tm tm;

    /** In Tsunami RTC only has two i/o ports one for data and one for address,
     * so you write the address and then read/write the data. This store the
     * address you are going to be reading from on a read.
     */
    uint8_t RTCAddress;

  protected:

    /**
     * The ClockEvent is handles the PIT interrupts
     */
    class ClockEvent : public Event
    {
      protected:
        /** how often the PIT fires */
        Tick interval;
        /** The mode of the PIT */
        uint8_t mode;
        /** The status of the PIT */
        uint8_t status;

      public:
        /**
         * Just set the mode to 0
         */
        ClockEvent();

        /**
         * processs the timer event
         */
        virtual void process();

        /**
         * Returns a description of this event
         * @return the description
         */
        virtual const char *description();

        /**
         * Schedule a timer interrupt to occur sometime in the future.
         */
        void Program(int count);

        /**
         * Write the mode bits of the PIT.
         * @param mode the new mode
         */
        void ChangeMode(uint8_t mode);

        /**
         * The current PIT status.
         * @return the status of the PIT
         */
        uint8_t Status();

    };

    /**
     * Process RTC timer events and generate interrupts appropriately.
     */
    class RTCEvent : public Event
    {
      protected:
          /** A pointer back to tsunami to create interrupt the processor. */
          Tsunami* tsunami;
      public:
          /** RTC Event initializes the RTC event by scheduling an event
           * RTC_RATE times pre second. */
          RTCEvent(Tsunami* t);

          /**
           * Interrupth the processor and reschedule the event.
           * */
          virtual void process();

          /**
           * Return a description of this event.
           * @return a description
           */
          virtual const char *description();
    };

    /** uip UpdateInProgess says that the rtc is updating, but we just fake it
     * by alternating it on every read of the bit since we are going to
     * override the loop_per_jiffy time that it is trying to use the UIP to
     * calculate.
     */
    uint8_t uip;

    /** Mask of the PIC1 */
    uint8_t mask1;

    /** Mask of the PIC2 */
    uint8_t mask2;

    /** Mode of PIC1. Not used for anything */
    uint8_t mode1;

    /** Mode of PIC2. Not used for anything */
    uint8_t mode2;

    /** Raw PIC interrupt register before masking */
    uint8_t picr; //Raw PIC interrput register

    /** Is the pic interrupting right now or not. */
    bool picInterrupting;

    /** A pointer to the Tsunami device which be belong to */
    Tsunami *tsunami;

    /**
     * This timer is initilized, but after I wrote the code
     * it doesn't seem to be used again, and best I can tell
     * it too is not connected to any interrupt port
     */
    ClockEvent timer0;

    /**
     * This timer is used to control the speaker, which
     * we normally could care less about, however it is
     * also used to calculated the clockspeed and hense
     * bogomips which is kinda important to the scheduler
     * so we need to implemnt it although after boot I can't
     * imagine we would be playing with the PC speaker much
     */
    ClockEvent timer2;

    /** This is the event used to interrupt the cpu like an RTC.  */
    RTCEvent rtc;

    /** The interval is set via two writes to the PIT.
     * This variable contains a flag as to how many writes have happened, and
     * the time so far.
     */
    uint32_t timerData;


  public:
    /**
     * Return the freqency of the RTC
     * @return interrupt rate of the RTC
     */
    Tick  frequency() const { return RTC_RATE; }


    /**
     * Initialize all the data for devices supported by Tsunami I/O.
     * @param name name of this device.
     * @param t pointer back to the Tsunami object that we belong to.
     * @param init_time Time (as in seconds since 1970) to set RTC to.
     * @param a address we are mapped at.
     * @param mmu pointer to the memory controller that sends us events.
     */
    TsunamiIO(const std::string &name, Tsunami *t, time_t init_time,
              Addr a, MemoryController *mmu);

    /**
     * Create the tm struct from seconds since 1970
     */
    void set_time(time_t t);

    /**
      * Process a read to one of the devices we are emulating.
      * @param req Contains the address to read from.
      * @param data A pointer to write the read data to.
      * @return The fault condition of the access.
      */
    virtual Fault read(MemReqPtr &req, uint8_t *data);

    /**
      * Process a write to one of the devices we emulate.
      * @param req Contains the address to write to.
      * @param data The data to write.
      * @return The fault condition of the access.
      */
    virtual Fault write(MemReqPtr &req, const uint8_t *data);

    /**
     * Post an PIC interrupt to the CPU via the CChip
     * @param bitvector interrupt to post.
     */
    void postPIC(uint8_t bitvector);

    /**
     * Clear a posted interrupt
     * @param bitvector interrupt to clear
     */
    void clearPIC(uint8_t bitvector);

    /**
     * Serialize this object to the given output stream.
     * @param os The stream to serialize to.
     */
    virtual void serialize(std::ostream &os);


    /**
     * Reconstruct the state of this object from a checkpoint.
     * @param cp The checkpoint use.
     * @param section The section name of this object
     */
    virtual void unserialize(Checkpoint *cp, const std::string &section);
};

#endif // __TSUNAMI_IO_HH__