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#ifndef __CPU_THREAD_CONTEXT_HH__
#define __CPU_THREAD_CONTEXT_HH__

#include <iostream>
#include <string>

#include "arch/generic/htm.hh"
#include "arch/generic/isa.hh"
#include "arch/generic/pcstate.hh"
#include "base/types.hh"
#include "cpu/pc_event.hh"
#include "cpu/reg_class.hh"

namespace gem5
{

// @todo: Figure out a more architecture independent way to obtain the ITB and
// DTB pointers.
class BaseCPU;
class BaseMMU;
class BaseTLB;
class CheckerCPU;
class Checkpoint;
class InstDecoder;
class PortProxy;
class Process;
class System;
class Packet;
using PacketPtr = Packet *;

/**
 * ThreadContext is the external interface to all thread state for
 * anything outside of the CPU. It provides all accessor methods to
 * state that might be needed by external objects, ranging from
 * register values to things such as kernel stats. It is an abstract
 * base class; the CPU can create its own ThreadContext by
 * deriving from it.
 *
 * The ThreadContext is slightly different than the ExecContext.  The
 * ThreadContext provides access to an individual thread's state; an
 * ExecContext provides ISA access to the CPU (meaning it is
 * implicitly multithreaded on SMT systems).  Additionally the
 * ThreadState is an abstract class that exactly defines the
 * interface; the ExecContext is a more implicit interface that must
 * be implemented so that the ISA can access whatever state it needs.
 */
class ThreadContext : public PCEventScope
{
  protected:
    bool useForClone = false;

  public:

    bool getUseForClone() { return useForClone; }

    void setUseForClone(bool new_val) { useForClone = new_val; }

    enum Status
    {
        /// Running.  Instructions should be executed only when
        /// the context is in this state.
        Active,

        /// Temporarily inactive.  Entered while waiting for
        /// synchronization, etc.
        Suspended,

        /// Trying to exit and waiting for an event to completely exit.
        /// Entered when target executes an exit syscall.
        Halting,

        /// Permanently shut down.  Entered when target executes
        /// m5exit pseudo-instruction.  When all contexts enter
        /// this state, the simulation will terminate.
        Halted
    };

    virtual ~ThreadContext() { };

    virtual BaseCPU *getCpuPtr() = 0;

    virtual int cpuId() const = 0;

    virtual uint32_t socketId() const = 0;

    virtual int threadId() const = 0;

    virtual void setThreadId(int id) = 0;

    virtual ContextID contextId() const = 0;

    virtual void setContextId(ContextID id) = 0;

    virtual BaseMMU *getMMUPtr() = 0;

    virtual CheckerCPU *getCheckerCpuPtr() = 0;

    virtual BaseISA *getIsaPtr() const = 0;

    virtual InstDecoder *getDecoderPtr() = 0;

    virtual System *getSystemPtr() = 0;

    virtual void sendFunctional(PacketPtr pkt);

    virtual Process *getProcessPtr() = 0;

    virtual void setProcessPtr(Process *p) = 0;

    virtual Status status() const = 0;

    virtual void setStatus(Status new_status) = 0;

    /// Set the status to Active.
    virtual void activate() = 0;

    /// Set the status to Suspended.
    virtual void suspend() = 0;

    /// Set the status to Halted.
    virtual void halt() = 0;

    /// Quiesce thread context
    void quiesce();

    /// Quiesce, suspend, and schedule activate at resume
    void quiesceTick(Tick resume);

    virtual void takeOverFrom(ThreadContext *old_context) = 0;

    virtual void regStats(const std::string &name) {};

    virtual void scheduleInstCountEvent(Event *event, Tick count) = 0;
    virtual void descheduleInstCountEvent(Event *event) = 0;
    virtual Tick getCurrentInstCount() = 0;

    // Not necessarily the best location for these...
    // Having an extra function just to read these is obnoxious
    virtual Tick readLastActivate() = 0;
    virtual Tick readLastSuspend() = 0;

    virtual void copyArchRegs(ThreadContext *tc) = 0;

    virtual void clearArchRegs() = 0;

    //
    // New accessors for new decoder.
    //
    virtual RegVal getReg(const RegId &reg) const;
    virtual void getReg(const RegId &reg, void *val) const = 0;
    virtual void *getWritableReg(const RegId &reg) = 0;

    virtual void setReg(const RegId &reg, RegVal val);
    virtual void setReg(const RegId &reg, const void *val) = 0;

    virtual const PCStateBase &pcState() const = 0;

    virtual void pcState(const PCStateBase &val) = 0;
    void
    pcState(Addr addr)
    {
        std::unique_ptr<PCStateBase> new_pc(getIsaPtr()->newPCState(addr));
        pcState(*new_pc);
    }

    virtual void pcStateNoRecord(const PCStateBase &val) = 0;

    virtual RegVal readMiscRegNoEffect(RegIndex misc_reg) const = 0;

    virtual RegVal readMiscReg(RegIndex misc_reg) = 0;

    virtual void setMiscRegNoEffect(RegIndex misc_reg, RegVal val) = 0;

    virtual void setMiscReg(RegIndex misc_reg, RegVal val) = 0;

    // Also not necessarily the best location for these two.  Hopefully will go
    // away once we decide upon where st cond failures goes.
    virtual unsigned readStCondFailures() const = 0;

    virtual void setStCondFailures(unsigned sc_failures) = 0;

    // This function exits the thread context in the CPU and returns
    // 1 if the CPU has no more active threads (meaning it's OK to exit);
    // Used in syscall-emulation mode when a  thread calls the exit syscall.
    virtual int exit() { return 1; };

    /** function to compare two thread contexts (for debugging) */
    static void compare(ThreadContext *one, ThreadContext *two);

    // hardware transactional memory
    virtual void htmAbortTransaction(uint64_t htm_uid,
                                     HtmFailureFaultCause cause) = 0;
    virtual BaseHTMCheckpointPtr& getHtmCheckpointPtr() = 0;
    virtual void setHtmCheckpointPtr(BaseHTMCheckpointPtr cpt) = 0;
};

/** @{ */
/**
 * Thread context serialization helpers
 *
 * These helper functions provide a way to the data in a
 * ThreadContext. They are provided as separate helper function since
 * implementing them as members of the ThreadContext interface would
 * be confusing when the ThreadContext is exported via a proxy.
 */

void serialize(const ThreadContext &tc, CheckpointOut &cp);
void unserialize(ThreadContext &tc, CheckpointIn &cp);

/** @} */


/**
 * Copy state between thread contexts in preparation for CPU handover.
 *
 * @note This method modifies the old thread contexts as well as the
 * new thread context. The old thread context will have its quiesce
 * event descheduled if it is scheduled and its status set to halted.
 *
 * @param new_tc Destination ThreadContext.
 * @param old_tc Source ThreadContext.
 */
void takeOverFrom(ThreadContext &new_tc, ThreadContext &old_tc);

} // namespace gem5

#endif