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/*****************************************************************************
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with this work for additional information regarding copyright ownership.
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#ifndef __SYSTEMC_EXT_TLM_CORE_2_INTERFACES_DMI_HH__
#define __SYSTEMC_EXT_TLM_CORE_2_INTERFACES_DMI_HH__
#include <systemc>
namespace tlm
{
class tlm_dmi
{
public:
// Enum for indicating the access granted to the initiator.
// The initiator uses gp.m_command to indicate it intention (read/write)
// The target is allowed to promote DMI_ACCESS_READ or DMI_ACCESS_WRITE
// requests to dmi_access_read_write.
enum dmi_access_e {
DMI_ACCESS_NONE = 0x00, // no access
DMI_ACCESS_READ = 0x01, // read access
DMI_ACCESS_WRITE = 0x02, // write access
DMI_ACCESS_READ_WRITE = DMI_ACCESS_READ | DMI_ACCESS_WRITE
// read/write access
};
tlm_dmi() { init(); }
void
init()
{
m_dmi_ptr = nullptr;
m_dmi_start_address = 0x0;
m_dmi_end_address = (sc_dt::uint64)(-1);
m_dmi_access = DMI_ACCESS_NONE;
m_dmi_read_latency = sc_core::SC_ZERO_TIME;
m_dmi_write_latency = sc_core::SC_ZERO_TIME;
}
unsigned char *get_dmi_ptr() const { return m_dmi_ptr; }
sc_dt::uint64 get_start_address() const { return m_dmi_start_address; }
sc_dt::uint64 get_end_address() const { return m_dmi_end_address; }
sc_core::sc_time get_read_latency() const { return m_dmi_read_latency; }
sc_core::sc_time get_write_latency() const { return m_dmi_write_latency; }
dmi_access_e get_granted_access() const { return m_dmi_access; }
bool is_none_allowed() const { return m_dmi_access == DMI_ACCESS_NONE; }
bool
is_read_allowed() const
{
return (m_dmi_access & DMI_ACCESS_READ) == DMI_ACCESS_READ;
}
bool
is_write_allowed() const
{
return (m_dmi_access & DMI_ACCESS_WRITE) == DMI_ACCESS_WRITE;
}
bool
is_read_write_allowed() const
{
return (m_dmi_access & DMI_ACCESS_READ_WRITE) == DMI_ACCESS_READ_WRITE;
}
void set_dmi_ptr(unsigned char *p) { m_dmi_ptr = p; }
void set_start_address(sc_dt::uint64 addr) { m_dmi_start_address = addr; }
void set_end_address(sc_dt::uint64 addr) { m_dmi_end_address = addr; }
void set_read_latency(sc_core::sc_time t) { m_dmi_read_latency = t; }
void set_write_latency(sc_core::sc_time t) { m_dmi_write_latency = t; }
void set_granted_access(dmi_access_e a) { m_dmi_access = a; }
void allow_none() { m_dmi_access = DMI_ACCESS_NONE; }
void allow_read() { m_dmi_access = DMI_ACCESS_READ; }
void allow_write() { m_dmi_access = DMI_ACCESS_WRITE; }
void allow_read_write() { m_dmi_access = DMI_ACCESS_READ_WRITE; }
private:
// If the forward call is successful, the target returns the dmi_ptr,
// which must point to the data element corresponding to the
// dmi_start_address. The data is organized as a byte array with the
// endianness of the target (endianness member of the tlm_dmi struct).
unsigned char *m_dmi_ptr;
// The absolute start and end addresses of the DMI region. If the decoder
// logic in the interconnect changes the address field e.g. by masking, the
// interconnect is responsible to transform the relative address back to an
// absolute address again.
sc_dt::uint64 m_dmi_start_address;
sc_dt::uint64 m_dmi_end_address;
// Granted access
dmi_access_e m_dmi_access;
// These members define the latency of read/write transactions. The
// initiator must initialize these members to zero before requesting a
// dmi pointer, because both the interconnect as well as the target can
// add to the total transaction latency.
// Depending on the 'type' attribute only one, or both of these attributes
// will be valid.
sc_core::sc_time m_dmi_read_latency;
sc_core::sc_time m_dmi_write_latency;
};
} // namespace tlm
#endif /* __SYSTEMC_EXT_TLM_CORE_2_INTERFACES_DMI_HH__ */
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