src/systemc/tests/systemc/utils/sc_report/action_selection/action_selection.cpp

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  sc_report -- test error reporting, sepcifically which actions are selected

  An important part of the sc_report functionality is to translate
  an reported tupel (id,severity) into a set of actions. This test
  is dedicated to this functionality. It uses user-defined actions and
  user-defined handler. 

  Original Author: Ulli Holtmann, Synopsys, Inc., Jan 2003

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#include <systemc.h>


/*
  Allocate user-defined action:

  Allocate as many user-defined actions as possible. 
  Note: We need to have at least usr1..usr6 action which are used in 
  subsequent tests.

*/

const unsigned num_usr_actions = 6;
sc_actions usr_actions[num_usr_actions];

sc_actions& usr1 = usr_actions[0];
sc_actions& usr2 = usr_actions[1];
sc_actions& usr3 = usr_actions[2];
sc_actions& usr4 = usr_actions[3];
sc_actions& usr5 = usr_actions[4];
sc_actions& usr6 = usr_actions[5];

const char* id1 = "ID1";
const char* id2 = "ID2";
const char* id3 = "ID3";
const char* id4 = "ID4";


void allocate_user_actions( )
{
    sc_actions usr;
    for (unsigned int n=0; n<1000; n++) {
	usr = sc_report_handler::get_new_action_id();
	if ( usr == SC_UNSPECIFIED ) {
	    cout << "We got " << n << " user-defined actions\n";
	    break;
	}
	// make sure we don't get the same usr action again and that it
	// is really new
	sc_assert (usr!=SC_UNSPECIFIED && usr!=SC_DO_NOTHING && usr!=SC_THROW &&
		usr!=SC_LOG         && usr!=SC_DISPLAY    && usr!=SC_CACHE_REPORT &&
		usr!=SC_STOP        && usr!=SC_ABORT );
	if ( n < num_usr_actions ) {
	    // save for later use
	    usr_actions[n] = usr;
	    for (unsigned int i=0; i<n; i++) {
		// lso check that is is new
		sc_assert( usr!=usr_actions[i]);
	    }
	}
    }
}


static const char* severity2str[] = {
    "INFO", "WARNING", "ERROR", "FATAL", "UNKNOWN_SEVERITY"
};

// custom handler which is used to dump out reports and actions
void dump_all_handler( const sc_report& report, const sc_actions& actions)
{
    // dump out report
    cout << "report: " << report.get_msg_type() 
	 << " " << severity2str[ report.get_severity() ];
    cout << " --> ";
    for (int n=0; n<32; n++) {
	sc_actions action = actions & 1<<n;
	if (action) {
	    cout << " ";
	    switch(action) {
	    case SC_UNSPECIFIED:  cout << "unspecified"; break;
	    case SC_DO_NOTHING:   cout << "do-nothing"; break;
	    case SC_THROW:        cout << "throw"; break;
	    case SC_LOG:          cout << "log"; break;         
	    case SC_DISPLAY:      cout << "display"; break;     
	    case SC_CACHE_REPORT: cout << "cache-report"; break;
	    case SC_INTERRUPT:    cout << "interrupt"; break;   
	    case SC_STOP:         cout << "stop"; break;     
	    case SC_ABORT:        cout << "abort"; break;     
	    default:
		bool found=false;
		for (unsigned int u=0; u<num_usr_actions; u++)
		    if (action == usr_actions[u]) {
			cout << "usr" << u+1;
			found=true;
			break;
		    }
		if (!found)
		    cout << "UNKNOWN";
	    }
	}
    }
    cout << endl;
    cout << " msg="      << report.get_msg()
	 << " file="     << report.get_file_name() 
	 << " line "     << report.get_line_number()
	 << " time="     << report.get_time();
	 const char* name = report.get_process_name();
    cout << " process=" << (name ? name : "<none>") << endl;
}


/*
  Test selection schema  id x severity :
  
            ID
  Severity   1       2       3

  info      usr2   usr1     usr5*   
  warning   usr3   usr1     usr3
  error     usr4   usr1     usr1*
  fatal     usr5   usr1     usr5

  usr1..usr5 are user-defined actions

  ID 1 selects by severity rule which has lowest priority,
  ID 2 selects by ID rule,
  ID 3 selects by  individual severity x ID rules (highest priority)

*/
void set_rules()
{
    // set rule 1: by severity
    sc_report_handler::set_actions( SC_INFO,    usr2 );
    sc_report_handler::set_actions( SC_WARNING, usr3 );
    sc_report_handler::set_actions( SC_ERROR,   usr4 );
    sc_report_handler::set_actions( SC_FATAL,   usr5 );
    
    // set rule 2: by id
    sc_report_handler::set_actions( id2, usr1 );

    // set rule 3: by (id,severity)
    sc_report_handler::set_actions ( id3, SC_INFO,  usr5 );
    sc_report_handler::set_actions ( id3, SC_ERROR, usr1 );
}
void query_rules( const char* id )
{
    sc_report_handler::report( SC_INFO,    id, "extra_msg_for_info",   "no_specific_file", 0);
    sc_report_handler::report( SC_WARNING, id, "extra_msg_for_warning","no_specific_file", 1);
    sc_report_handler::report( SC_ERROR,   id, "extra_msg_for_error",  "no_specific_file", 2);
    sc_report_handler::report( SC_FATAL,   id, "extra_msg_for_fatal",  "no_specific_file", 3);
    cout << endl;
}
void query_rules()
{
    query_rules( id1 );
    query_rules( id2 );
    query_rules( id3 );
}


int sc_main(int,char**)
{
    allocate_user_actions();
    sc_report_handler::set_handler( &dump_all_handler );

    // disable automatic stop 
    sc_report_handler::stop_after( SC_ERROR, 0 );
    sc_report_handler::stop_after( SC_FATAL, 0 );

    // Don't emit error|fatal for ID4 because this would 
    // terminate the simulation.
      cout << "Default settings for ID4\n";
      query_rules( id4 );

    // check default setting of rules
    cout << "Specific settings for ID1..ID3\n";
    set_rules();
    query_rules();

    // temporarily suppress usr4:
    // - check which actions are emitted
    // - check that suppress() restores old state
    // - check return value of suppress(.)
    cout << "temporarily suppress usr4\n";
    sc_start( 1,SC_NS );
    sc_report_handler::suppress( usr3 );
    sc_assert( sc_report_handler::suppress( usr4 ) == usr3 );
    query_rules( id1 );
    sc_assert( sc_report_handler::suppress() == usr4 );
    query_rules( id1 );

    // temporarily force usr1: same checking as with suppress
    cout << "temporarily force usr1\n";
    sc_start( 1,SC_NS );
    sc_report_handler::force( usr2 );
    sc_assert( sc_report_handler::force( usr1 ) == usr2 );
    query_rules( id1 );
    sc_assert( sc_report_handler::force() == usr1 );
    query_rules( id1 );

    // temporarily force usr1: same checking as with suppress
    cout << "temporarily suppress {usr3,usr4} and force {usr1,usr3}\n";
    sc_start( 1,SC_NS );
    sc_report_handler::force   ( usr1|usr3 );
    sc_report_handler::suppress( usr3|usr4 );
    query_rules( id1 );
    sc_report_handler::force();
    sc_report_handler::suppress();
    query_rules( id1 );

    return 0;
}