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sc_simcontext.cpp -- Provides a simulation context for use with multiple
simulations.
Original Author: Stan Y. Liao, Synopsys, Inc.
Martin Janssen, Synopsys, Inc.
CHANGE LOG AT THE END OF THE FILE
*****************************************************************************/
#include <algorithm>
#define SC_DISABLE_API_VERSION_CHECK // for in-library sc_ver.h inclusion
#include "sysc/kernel/sc_cor_fiber.h"
#include "sysc/kernel/sc_cor_pthread.h"
#include "sysc/kernel/sc_cor_qt.h"
#include "sysc/kernel/sc_event.h"
#include "sysc/kernel/sc_kernel_ids.h"
#include "sysc/kernel/sc_module.h"
#include "sysc/kernel/sc_module_registry.h"
#include "sysc/kernel/sc_name_gen.h"
#include "sysc/kernel/sc_object_manager.h"
#include "sysc/kernel/sc_cthread_process.h"
#include "sysc/kernel/sc_method_process.h"
#include "sysc/kernel/sc_thread_process.h"
#include "sysc/kernel/sc_process_handle.h"
#include "sysc/kernel/sc_simcontext.h"
#include "sysc/kernel/sc_simcontext_int.h"
#include "sysc/kernel/sc_reset.h"
#include "sysc/kernel/sc_ver.h"
#include "sysc/kernel/sc_boost.h"
#include "sysc/kernel/sc_spawn.h"
#include "sysc/kernel/sc_phase_callback_registry.h"
#include "sysc/communication/sc_port.h"
#include "sysc/communication/sc_export.h"
#include "sysc/communication/sc_prim_channel.h"
#include "sysc/tracing/sc_trace.h"
#include "sysc/utils/sc_mempool.h"
#include "sysc/utils/sc_list.h"
#include "sysc/utils/sc_utils_ids.h"
// DEBUGGING MACROS:
//
// DEBUG_MSG(NAME,P,MSG)
// MSG = message to print
// NAME = name that must match the process for the message to print, or
// null if the message should be printed unconditionally.
// P = pointer to process message is for, or NULL in which case the
// message will not print.
#if 0
# define DEBUG_NAME ""
# define DEBUG_MSG(NAME,P,MSG) \
{ \
if ( P && ( (strlen(NAME)==0) || !strcmp(NAME,P->name())) ) \
std::cout << "**** " << sc_time_stamp() << " (" \
<< sc_get_current_process_name() << "): " << MSG \
<< " - " << P->name() << std::endl; \
}
#else
# define DEBUG_MSG(NAME,P,MSG)
#endif
#if SC_HAS_PHASE_CALLBACKS_
# define SC_DO_PHASE_CALLBACK_( Kind ) \
m_phase_cb_registry->Kind()
#else
# define SC_DO_PHASE_CALLBACK_( Kind ) \
((void)0) /* do nothing */
#endif
#if defined( SC_ENABLE_SIMULATION_PHASE_CALLBACKS_TRACING )
// use callback based tracing
# define SC_SIMCONTEXT_TRACING_ 0
#else
// enable tracing via explicit trace_cycle calls from simulator loop
# define SC_SIMCONTEXT_TRACING_ 1
#endif
namespace sc_core {
sc_stop_mode stop_mode = SC_STOP_FINISH_DELTA;
// ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
// CLASS : sc_process_table
//
// Container class that keeps track of all method processes,
// (c)thread processes.
// ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
class sc_process_table
{
public:
sc_process_table();
~sc_process_table();
void push_front( sc_method_handle );
void push_front( sc_thread_handle );
sc_method_handle method_q_head();
sc_method_handle remove( sc_method_handle );
sc_thread_handle thread_q_head();
sc_thread_handle remove( sc_thread_handle );
private:
sc_method_handle m_method_q; // Queue of existing method processes.
sc_thread_handle m_thread_q; // Queue of existing thread processes.
};
// IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII
sc_process_table::sc_process_table() : m_method_q(0), m_thread_q(0)
{}
sc_process_table::~sc_process_table()
{
sc_method_handle method_next_p; // Next method to delete.
sc_method_handle method_now_p; // Method now deleting.
for( method_now_p = m_method_q; method_now_p; method_now_p = method_next_p )
{
method_next_p = method_now_p->next_exist();
delete method_now_p;
}
if ( m_thread_q )
{
::std::cout << ::std::endl
<< "WATCH OUT!! In sc_process_table destructor. "
<< "Threads and cthreads are not actually getting deleted here. "
<< "Some memory may leak. Look at the comments here in "
<< "kernel/sc_simcontext.cpp for more details."
<< ::std::endl;
}
// don't delete threads and cthreads. If a (c)thread
// has died, then it has already been deleted. Only (c)threads created
// before simulation-start are in this table. Due to performance
// reasons, we don't look up the dying thread in the process table
// and remove it from there. simcontext::reset and ~simcontext invoke this
// destructor. At present none of these routines are ever invoked.
// We can delete threads and cthreads here if a dying thread figured out
// it was created before simulation-start and took itself off the
// process_table.
#if 0
sc_thread_handle thread_next_p; // Next thread to delete.
sc_thread_handle thread_now_p; // Thread now deleting.
for( thread_now_p=m_thread_q; thread_now_p; thread_now_p=thread_next_p )
{
thread_next_p = thread_now_p->next_exist();
delete thread_now_p;
}
#endif // 0
}
inline
sc_method_handle
sc_process_table::method_q_head()
{
return m_method_q;
}
inline
void
sc_process_table::push_front( sc_method_handle handle_ )
{
handle_->set_next_exist(m_method_q);
m_method_q = handle_;
}
inline
void
sc_process_table::push_front( sc_thread_handle handle_ )
{
handle_->set_next_exist(m_thread_q);
m_thread_q = handle_;
}
sc_method_handle
sc_process_table::remove( sc_method_handle handle_ )
{
sc_method_handle now_p; // Entry now examining.
sc_method_handle prior_p; // Entry prior to one now examining.
prior_p = 0;
for ( now_p = m_method_q; now_p; now_p = now_p->next_exist() )
{
if ( now_p == handle_ )
{
if ( prior_p )
prior_p->set_next_exist( now_p->next_exist() );
else
m_method_q = now_p->next_exist();
return handle_;
}
}
return 0;
}
sc_thread_handle
sc_process_table::remove( sc_thread_handle handle_ )
{
sc_thread_handle now_p; // Entry now examining.
sc_thread_handle prior_p; // Entry prior to one now examining.
prior_p = 0;
for ( now_p = m_thread_q; now_p; now_p = now_p->next_exist() )
{
if ( now_p == handle_ )
{
if ( prior_p )
prior_p->set_next_exist( now_p->next_exist() );
else
m_thread_q = now_p->next_exist();
return handle_;
}
}
return 0;
}
inline
sc_thread_handle
sc_process_table::thread_q_head()
{
return m_thread_q;
}
int
sc_notify_time_compare( const void* p1, const void* p2 )
{
const sc_event_timed* et1 = static_cast<const sc_event_timed*>( p1 );
const sc_event_timed* et2 = static_cast<const sc_event_timed*>( p2 );
const sc_time& t1 = et1->notify_time();
const sc_time& t2 = et2->notify_time();
if( t1 < t2 ) {
return 1;
} else if( t1 > t2 ) {
return -1;
} else {
return 0;
}
}
// +============================================================================
// | CLASS sc_invoke_method - class to invoke sc_method's to support
// | sc_simcontext::preempt_with().
// +============================================================================
SC_MODULE(sc_invoke_method)
{
SC_CTOR(sc_invoke_method)
{
// remove from object hierarchy
detach();
}
virtual ~sc_invoke_method()
{
m_invokers.resize(0);
}
// Method to call to execute a method's semantics.
void invoke_method( sc_method_handle method_h )
{
sc_process_handle invoker_h; // handle for invocation thread to use.
std::vector<sc_process_handle>::size_type invokers_n; // number of invocation threads available.
m_method = method_h;
// There is not an invocation thread to use, so allocate one.
invokers_n = m_invokers.size();
if ( invokers_n == 0 )
{
sc_spawn_options options;
options.dont_initialize();
options.set_stack_size(0x100000);
options.set_sensitivity(&m_dummy);
invoker_h = sc_spawn(sc_bind(&sc_invoke_method::invoker,this),
sc_gen_unique_name("invoker"), &options);
((sc_process_b*)invoker_h)->detach();
}
// There is an invocation thread to use, use the last one on the list.
else
{
invoker_h = m_invokers[invokers_n-1];
m_invokers.pop_back();
}
// Fire off the invocation thread to invoke the method's semantics,
// When it blocks put it onto the list of invocation threads that
// are available.
sc_get_curr_simcontext()->preempt_with( (sc_thread_handle)invoker_h );
DEBUG_MSG( DEBUG_NAME, m_method, "back from preemption" );
m_invokers.push_back(invoker_h);
}
// Thread to call method from:
void invoker()
{
sc_simcontext* csc_p = sc_get_curr_simcontext();
sc_process_b* me = sc_get_current_process_b();
DEBUG_MSG( DEBUG_NAME, me, "invoker initialization" );
for (;; )
{
DEBUG_MSG( DEBUG_NAME, m_method, "invoker executing method" );
csc_p->set_curr_proc( (sc_process_b*)m_method );
csc_p->get_active_invokers().push_back((sc_thread_handle)me);
m_method->run_process();
csc_p->set_curr_proc( me );
csc_p->get_active_invokers().pop_back();
DEBUG_MSG( DEBUG_NAME, m_method, "back from executing method" );
wait();
}
}
sc_event m_dummy; // dummy event to wait on.
sc_method_handle m_method; // method to be invoked.
std::vector<sc_process_handle> m_invokers; // list of invoking threads.
};
// ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
// CLASS : sc_simcontext
//
// The simulation context.
// ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
void
sc_simcontext::init()
{
// ALLOCATE VARIOUS MANAGERS AND REGISTRIES:
m_object_manager = new sc_object_manager;
m_module_registry = new sc_module_registry( *this );
m_port_registry = new sc_port_registry( *this );
m_export_registry = new sc_export_registry( *this );
m_prim_channel_registry = new sc_prim_channel_registry( *this );
m_phase_cb_registry = new sc_phase_callback_registry( *this );
m_name_gen = new sc_name_gen;
m_process_table = new sc_process_table;
m_current_writer = 0;
// CHECK FOR ENVIRONMENT VARIABLES THAT MODIFY SIMULATOR EXECUTION:
const char* write_check = std::getenv("SC_SIGNAL_WRITE_CHECK");
m_write_check = ( (write_check==0) || strcmp(write_check,"DISABLE") ) ?
true : false;
// FINISH INITIALIZATIONS:
reset_curr_proc();
m_next_proc_id = -1;
m_timed_events = new sc_ppq<sc_event_timed*>( 128, sc_notify_time_compare );
m_something_to_trace = false;
m_runnable = new sc_runnable;
m_collectable = new sc_process_list;
m_time_params = new sc_time_params;
m_curr_time = SC_ZERO_TIME;
m_max_time = SC_ZERO_TIME;
m_change_stamp = 0;
m_delta_count = 0;
m_forced_stop = false;
m_paused = false;
m_ready_to_simulate = false;
m_elaboration_done = false;
m_execution_phase = phase_initialize;
m_error = NULL;
m_cor_pkg = 0;
m_method_invoker_p = NULL;
m_cor = 0;
m_in_simulator_control = false;
m_start_of_simulation_called = false;
m_end_of_simulation_called = false;
m_simulation_status = SC_ELABORATION;
}
void
sc_simcontext::clean()
{
delete m_object_manager;
delete m_module_registry;
delete m_port_registry;
delete m_export_registry;
delete m_prim_channel_registry;
delete m_phase_cb_registry;
delete m_name_gen;
delete m_process_table;
m_child_objects.resize(0);
m_delta_events.resize(0);
delete m_timed_events;
for( int i = m_trace_files.size() - 1; i >= 0; -- i ) {
delete m_trace_files[i];
}
m_trace_files.resize(0);
delete m_runnable;
delete m_collectable;
delete m_time_params;
delete m_cor_pkg;
delete m_error;
}
sc_simcontext::sc_simcontext() :
m_object_manager(0), m_module_registry(0), m_port_registry(0),
m_export_registry(0), m_prim_channel_registry(0),
m_phase_cb_registry(0), m_name_gen(0),
m_process_table(0), m_curr_proc_info(), m_current_writer(0),
m_write_check(false), m_next_proc_id(-1), m_child_events(),
m_child_objects(), m_delta_events(), m_timed_events(0), m_trace_files(),
m_something_to_trace(false), m_runnable(0), m_collectable(0),
m_time_params(), m_curr_time(SC_ZERO_TIME), m_max_time(SC_ZERO_TIME),
m_change_stamp(0), m_delta_count(0), m_forced_stop(false), m_paused(false),
m_ready_to_simulate(false), m_elaboration_done(false),
m_execution_phase(phase_initialize), m_error(0),
m_in_simulator_control(false), m_end_of_simulation_called(false),
m_simulation_status(SC_ELABORATION), m_start_of_simulation_called(false),
m_cor_pkg(0), m_cor(0)
{
init();
}
sc_simcontext::~sc_simcontext()
{
clean();
}
// +----------------------------------------------------------------------------
// |"sc_simcontext::active_object"
// |
// | This method returns the currently active object with respect to
// | additions to the hierarchy. It will be the top of the object hierarchy
// | stack if it is non-empty, or it will be the active process, or NULL
// | if there is no active process.
// +----------------------------------------------------------------------------
sc_object*
sc_simcontext::active_object()
{
sc_object* result_p; // pointer to return.
result_p = m_object_manager->hierarchy_curr();
if ( !result_p )
result_p = (sc_object*)get_curr_proc_info()->process_handle;
return result_p;
}
// +----------------------------------------------------------------------------
// |"sc_simcontext::crunch"
// |
// | This method implements the simulator's execution of processes. It performs
// | one or more "delta" cycles. Each delta cycle consists of an evaluation,
// | an update phase, and a notification phase. During the evaluation phase any
// | processes that are ready to run are executed. After all the processes have
// | been executed the update phase is entered. During the update phase the
// | values of any signals that have changed are updated. After the updates
// | have been performed the notification phase is entered. During that phase
// | any notifications that need to occur because of of signal values changes
// | are performed. This will result in the queueing of processes for execution
// | that are sensitive to those notifications. At that point a delta cycle
// | is complete, and the process is started again unless 'once' is true.
// |
// | Arguments:
// | once = true if only one delta cycle is to be performed.
// +----------------------------------------------------------------------------
inline void
sc_simcontext::crunch( bool once )
{
#ifdef DEBUG_SYSTEMC
int num_deltas = 0; // number of delta cycles
#endif
while ( true )
{
// EVALUATE PHASE
m_execution_phase = phase_evaluate;
bool empty_eval_phase = true;
while( true )
{
// execute method processes
m_runnable->toggle_methods();
sc_method_handle method_h = pop_runnable_method();
while( method_h != 0 ) {
empty_eval_phase = false;
if ( !method_h->run_process() )
{
goto out;
}
method_h = pop_runnable_method();
}
// execute (c)thread processes
m_runnable->toggle_threads();
sc_thread_handle thread_h = pop_runnable_thread();
while( thread_h != 0 ) {
if ( thread_h->m_cor_p != NULL ) break;
thread_h = pop_runnable_thread();
}
if( thread_h != 0 ) {
empty_eval_phase = false;
m_cor_pkg->yield( thread_h->m_cor_p );
}
if( m_error ) {
goto out;
}
// check for call(s) to sc_stop
if( m_forced_stop ) {
if ( stop_mode == SC_STOP_IMMEDIATE ) goto out;
}
// no more runnable processes
if( m_runnable->is_empty() ) {
break;
}
}
// remove finally dead zombies:
while( ! m_collectable->empty() )
{
sc_process_b* del_p = m_collectable->front();
m_collectable->pop_front();
del_p->reference_decrement();
}
// UPDATE PHASE
//
// The change stamp must be updated first so that event_occurred()
// will work.
m_execution_phase = phase_update;
if ( !empty_eval_phase )
{
// SC_DO_PHASE_CALLBACK_(evaluation_done);
m_change_stamp++;
m_delta_count ++;
}
m_prim_channel_registry->perform_update();
SC_DO_PHASE_CALLBACK_(update_done);
m_execution_phase = phase_notify;
#if SC_SIMCONTEXT_TRACING_
if( m_something_to_trace ) {
trace_cycle( /* delta cycle? */ true );
}
#endif
// check for call(s) to sc_stop
if( m_forced_stop ) {
break;
}
#ifdef DEBUG_SYSTEMC
// check for possible infinite loops
if( ++ num_deltas > SC_MAX_NUM_DELTA_CYCLES ) {
::std::cerr << "SystemC warning: "
<< "the number of delta cycles exceeds the limit of "
<< SC_MAX_NUM_DELTA_CYCLES
<< ", defined in sc_constants.h.\n"
<< "This is a possible sign of an infinite loop.\n"
<< "Increase the limit if this warning is invalid.\n";
break;
}
#endif
// NOTIFICATION PHASE:
//
// Process delta notifications which will queue processes for
// subsequent execution.
int size = m_delta_events.size();
if ( size != 0 )
{
sc_event** l_events = &m_delta_events[0];
int i = size - 1;
do {
l_events[i]->trigger();
} while( -- i >= 0 );
m_delta_events.resize(0);
}
if( m_runnable->is_empty() ) {
// no more runnable processes
break;
}
// if sc_pause() was called we are done.
if ( m_paused ) break;
// IF ONLY DOING ONE CYCLE, WE ARE DONE. OTHERWISE EXECUTE NEW CALLBACKS
if ( once ) break;
}
// When this point is reached the processing of delta cycles is complete,
// if the completion was because of an error throw the exception specified
// by '*m_error'.
out:
this->reset_curr_proc();
if( m_error ) throw *m_error; // re-throw propagated error
}
inline
void
sc_simcontext::cycle( const sc_time& t)
{
sc_time next_event_time;
m_in_simulator_control = true;
crunch();
SC_DO_PHASE_CALLBACK_(before_timestep);
#if SC_SIMCONTEXT_TRACING_
if( m_something_to_trace ) {
trace_cycle( /* delta cycle? */ false );
}
#endif
m_curr_time += t;
if ( next_time(next_event_time) && next_event_time <= m_curr_time) {
SC_REPORT_WARNING(SC_ID_CYCLE_MISSES_EVENTS_, "");
}
m_in_simulator_control = false;
SC_DO_PHASE_CALLBACK_(simulation_paused);
}
void
sc_simcontext::elaborate()
{
if( m_elaboration_done || sim_status() != SC_SIM_OK ) {
return;
}
// Instantiate the method invocation module
// (not added to public object hierarchy)
m_method_invoker_p =
new sc_invoke_method("$$$$kernel_module$$$$_invoke_method" );
m_simulation_status = SC_BEFORE_END_OF_ELABORATION;
for( int cd = 0; cd != 4; /* empty */ )
{
cd = m_port_registry->construction_done();
cd += m_export_registry->construction_done();
cd += m_prim_channel_registry->construction_done();
cd += m_module_registry->construction_done();
// check for call(s) to sc_stop
if( m_forced_stop ) {
do_sc_stop_action();
return;
}
}
SC_DO_PHASE_CALLBACK_(construction_done);
// SIGNAL THAT ELABORATION IS DONE
//
// We set the switch before the calls in case someone creates a process
// in an end_of_elaboration callback. We need the information to flag
// the process as being dynamic.
m_elaboration_done = true;
m_simulation_status = SC_END_OF_ELABORATION;
m_port_registry->elaboration_done();
m_export_registry->elaboration_done();
m_prim_channel_registry->elaboration_done();
m_module_registry->elaboration_done();
SC_DO_PHASE_CALLBACK_(elaboration_done);
sc_reset::reconcile_resets();
// check for call(s) to sc_stop
if( m_forced_stop ) {
do_sc_stop_action();
return;
}
}
void
sc_simcontext::prepare_to_simulate()
{
sc_method_handle method_p; // Pointer to method process accessing.
sc_thread_handle thread_p; // Pointer to thread process accessing.
if( m_ready_to_simulate || sim_status() != SC_SIM_OK ) {
return;
}
// instantiate the coroutine package
m_cor_pkg = new sc_cor_pkg_t( this );
m_cor = m_cor_pkg->get_main();
// NOTIFY ALL OBJECTS THAT SIMULATION IS ABOUT TO START:
m_simulation_status = SC_START_OF_SIMULATION;
m_port_registry->start_simulation();
m_export_registry->start_simulation();
m_prim_channel_registry->start_simulation();
m_module_registry->start_simulation();
SC_DO_PHASE_CALLBACK_(start_simulation);
m_start_of_simulation_called = true;
// CHECK FOR CALL(S) TO sc_stop
if( m_forced_stop ) {
do_sc_stop_action();
return;
}
// PREPARE ALL (C)THREAD PROCESSES FOR SIMULATION:
for ( thread_p = m_process_table->thread_q_head();
thread_p; thread_p = thread_p->next_exist() )
{
thread_p->prepare_for_simulation();
}
m_simulation_status = SC_RUNNING;
m_ready_to_simulate = true;
m_runnable->init();
// update phase
m_execution_phase = phase_update;
m_prim_channel_registry->perform_update();
m_execution_phase = phase_notify;
int size;
// make all method processes runnable
for ( method_p = m_process_table->method_q_head();
method_p; method_p = method_p->next_exist() )
{
if ( ((method_p->m_state & sc_process_b::ps_bit_disabled) != 0) ||
method_p->dont_initialize() )
{
if ( method_p->m_static_events.size() == 0 )
{
SC_REPORT_WARNING( SC_ID_DISABLE_WILL_ORPHAN_PROCESS_,
method_p->name() );
}
}
else if ( (method_p->m_state & sc_process_b::ps_bit_suspended) == 0)
{
push_runnable_method_front( method_p );
}
else
{
method_p->m_state |= sc_process_b::ps_bit_ready_to_run;
}
}
// make thread processes runnable
// (cthread processes always have the dont_initialize flag set)
for ( thread_p = m_process_table->thread_q_head();
thread_p; thread_p = thread_p->next_exist() )
{
if ( ((thread_p->m_state & sc_process_b::ps_bit_disabled) != 0) ||
thread_p->dont_initialize() )
{
if ( thread_p->m_static_events.size() == 0 )
{
SC_REPORT_WARNING( SC_ID_DISABLE_WILL_ORPHAN_PROCESS_,
thread_p->name() );
}
}
else if ( (thread_p->m_state & sc_process_b::ps_bit_suspended) == 0)
{
push_runnable_thread_front( thread_p );
}
else
{
thread_p->m_state |= sc_process_b::ps_bit_ready_to_run;
}
}
// process delta notifications
if( ( size = m_delta_events.size() ) != 0 ) {
sc_event** l_delta_events = &m_delta_events[0];
int i = size - 1;
do {
l_delta_events[i]->trigger();
} while( -- i >= 0 );
m_delta_events.resize(0);
}
SC_DO_PHASE_CALLBACK_(initialization_done);
}
void
sc_simcontext::initial_crunch( bool no_crunch )
{
if( no_crunch || m_runnable->is_empty() ) {
return;
}
// run the delta cycle loop
crunch();
if( m_error ) {
return;
}
#if SC_SIMCONTEXT_TRACING_
if( m_something_to_trace ) {
trace_cycle( false );
}
#endif
// check for call(s) to sc_stop
if( m_forced_stop ) {
do_sc_stop_action();
}
}
void
sc_simcontext::initialize( bool no_crunch )
{
m_in_simulator_control = true;
elaborate();
prepare_to_simulate();
initial_crunch(no_crunch);
m_in_simulator_control = false;
}
// +----------------------------------------------------------------------------
// |"sc_simcontext::simulate"
// |
// | This method runs the simulation for the specified amount of time.
// |
// | Notes:
// | (1) This code always run with an SC_EXIT_ON_STARVATION starvation policy,
// | so the simulation time on return will be the minimum of the
// | simulation on entry plus the duration, and the maximum time of any
// | event present in the simulation. If the simulation policy is
// | SC_RUN_TO_TIME starvation it is implemented by the caller of this
// | method, e.g., sc_start(), by artificially setting the simulation
// | time forward after this method completes.
// |
// | Arguments:
// | duration = amount of time to simulate.
// +----------------------------------------------------------------------------
void
sc_simcontext::simulate( const sc_time& duration )
{
initialize( true );
if (sim_status() != SC_SIM_OK) {
return;
}
sc_time non_overflow_time = sc_max_time() - m_curr_time;
if ( duration > non_overflow_time )
{
SC_REPORT_ERROR(SC_ID_SIMULATION_TIME_OVERFLOW_, "");
return;
}
else if ( duration < SC_ZERO_TIME )
{
SC_REPORT_ERROR(SC_ID_NEGATIVE_SIMULATION_TIME_,"");
}
m_in_simulator_control = true;
m_paused = false;
sc_time until_t = m_curr_time + duration;
sc_time t; // current simulaton time.
// IF DURATION WAS ZERO WE ONLY CRUNCH ONCE:
//
// We duplicate the code so that we don't add the overhead of the
// check to each loop in the do below.
if ( duration == SC_ZERO_TIME )
{
m_in_simulator_control = true;
crunch( true );
if( m_error ) {
m_in_simulator_control = false;
return;
}
#if SC_SIMCONTEXT_TRACING_
if( m_something_to_trace )
trace_cycle( /* delta cycle? */ false );
#endif
if( m_forced_stop ) {
do_sc_stop_action();
return;
}
// return via implicit pause
goto exit_pause;
}
// NON-ZERO DURATION: EXECUTE UP TO THAT TIME, OR UNTIL EVENT STARVATION:
do {
crunch();
if( m_error ) {
m_in_simulator_control = false;
return;
}
#if SC_SIMCONTEXT_TRACING_
if( m_something_to_trace ) {
trace_cycle( false );
}
#endif
// check for call(s) to sc_stop() or sc_pause().
if( m_forced_stop ) {
do_sc_stop_action();
return;
}
if( m_paused ) goto exit_pause; // return explicit pause
t = m_curr_time;
do {
// See note 1 above:
if ( !next_time(t) || (t > until_t ) ) goto exit_time;
if ( t > m_curr_time )
{
SC_DO_PHASE_CALLBACK_(before_timestep);
m_curr_time = t;
m_change_stamp++;
}
// PROCESS TIMED NOTIFICATIONS AT THE CURRENT TIME
do {
sc_event_timed* et = m_timed_events->extract_top();
sc_event* e = et->event();
delete et;
if( e != 0 ) {
e->trigger();
}
} while( m_timed_events->size() &&
m_timed_events->top()->notify_time() == t );
} while( m_runnable->is_empty() );
} while ( t < until_t ); // hold off on the delta for the until_t time.
exit_time: // final simulation time update, if needed
if ( t > m_curr_time && t <= until_t )
{
SC_DO_PHASE_CALLBACK_(before_timestep);
m_curr_time = t;
m_change_stamp++;
}
exit_pause: // call pause callback upon implicit or explicit pause
m_execution_phase = phase_evaluate;
m_in_simulator_control = false;
SC_DO_PHASE_CALLBACK_(simulation_paused);
}
void
sc_simcontext::do_sc_stop_action()
{
SC_REPORT_INFO("/OSCI/SystemC","Simulation stopped by user.");
if (m_start_of_simulation_called) {
end();
m_in_simulator_control = false;
}
m_simulation_status = SC_STOPPED;
SC_DO_PHASE_CALLBACK_(simulation_stopped);
}
void
sc_simcontext::mark_to_collect_process( sc_process_b* zombie )
{
m_collectable->push_back( zombie );
}
//------------------------------------------------------------------------------
//"sc_simcontext::stop"
//
// This method stops the simulator after some amount of further processing.
// How much processing is done depends upon the value of the global variable
// stop_mode:
// SC_STOP_IMMEDIATE - aborts the execution phase of the current delta
// cycle and performs whatever updates are pending.
// SC_STOP_FINISH_DELTA - finishes the current delta cycle - both execution
// and updates.
// If sc_stop is called outside of the purview of the simulator kernel
// (e.g., directly from sc_main), the end of simulation notifications
// are performed. From within the purview of the simulator kernel, these
// will be performed at a later time.
//------------------------------------------------------------------------------
void
sc_simcontext::stop()
{
static bool stop_warning_issued = false;
if (m_forced_stop)
{
if ( !stop_warning_issued )
{
stop_warning_issued = true; // This must be before the WARNING!!!
SC_REPORT_WARNING(SC_ID_SIMULATION_STOP_CALLED_TWICE_, "");
}
return;
}
if ( stop_mode == SC_STOP_IMMEDIATE ) m_runnable->init();
m_forced_stop = true;
if ( !m_in_simulator_control )
{
do_sc_stop_action();
}
}
void
sc_simcontext::reset()
{
clean();
init();
}
void
sc_simcontext::end()
{
m_simulation_status = SC_END_OF_SIMULATION;
m_ready_to_simulate = false;
m_port_registry->simulation_done();
m_export_registry->simulation_done();
m_prim_channel_registry->simulation_done();
m_module_registry->simulation_done();
SC_DO_PHASE_CALLBACK_(simulation_done);
m_end_of_simulation_called = true;
}
void
sc_simcontext::hierarchy_push( sc_module* mod )
{
m_object_manager->hierarchy_push( mod );
}
sc_module*
sc_simcontext::hierarchy_pop()
{
return static_cast<sc_module*>( m_object_manager->hierarchy_pop() );
}
sc_module*
sc_simcontext::hierarchy_curr() const
{
return static_cast<sc_module*>( m_object_manager->hierarchy_curr() );
}
sc_object*
sc_simcontext::first_object()
{
return m_object_manager->first_object();
}
sc_object*
sc_simcontext::next_object()
{
return m_object_manager->next_object();
}
sc_object*
sc_simcontext::find_object( const char* name )
{
static bool warn_find_object=true;
if ( warn_find_object )
{
warn_find_object = false;
SC_REPORT_INFO(SC_ID_IEEE_1666_DEPRECATION_,
"sc_simcontext::find_object() is deprecated,\n" \
" use sc_find_object()" );
}
return m_object_manager->find_object( name );
}
// to generate unique names for objects in an MT-Safe way
const char*
sc_simcontext::gen_unique_name( const char* basename_, bool preserve_first )
{
return m_name_gen->gen_unique_name( basename_, preserve_first );
}
sc_process_handle
sc_simcontext::create_cthread_process(
const char* name_p, bool free_host, SC_ENTRY_FUNC method_p,
sc_process_host* host_p, const sc_spawn_options* opt_p )
{
sc_thread_handle handle =
new sc_cthread_process(name_p, free_host, method_p, host_p, opt_p);
if ( m_ready_to_simulate )
{
handle->prepare_for_simulation();
} else {
m_process_table->push_front( handle );
}
return sc_process_handle(handle);
}
sc_process_handle
sc_simcontext::create_method_process(
const char* name_p, bool free_host, SC_ENTRY_FUNC method_p,
sc_process_host* host_p, const sc_spawn_options* opt_p )
{
sc_method_handle handle =
new sc_method_process(name_p, free_host, method_p, host_p, opt_p);
if ( m_ready_to_simulate ) { // dynamic process
if ( !handle->dont_initialize() )
{
#ifdef SC_HAS_PHASE_CALLBACKS_
if( SC_UNLIKELY_( m_simulation_status
& (SC_END_OF_UPDATE|SC_BEFORE_TIMESTEP) ) )
{
std::stringstream msg;
msg << m_simulation_status
<< ":\n\t immediate method spawning of "
"`" << handle->name() << "' ignored";
SC_REPORT_WARNING( SC_ID_PHASE_CALLBACK_FORBIDDEN_
, msg.str().c_str() );
}
else
#endif // SC_HAS_PHASE_CALLBACKS_
{
push_runnable_method( handle );
}
}
else if ( handle->m_static_events.size() == 0 )
{
SC_REPORT_WARNING( SC_ID_DISABLE_WILL_ORPHAN_PROCESS_,
handle->name() );
}
} else {
m_process_table->push_front( handle );
}
return sc_process_handle(handle);
}
sc_process_handle
sc_simcontext::create_thread_process(
const char* name_p, bool free_host, SC_ENTRY_FUNC method_p,
sc_process_host* host_p, const sc_spawn_options* opt_p )
{
sc_thread_handle handle =
new sc_thread_process(name_p, free_host, method_p, host_p, opt_p);
if ( m_ready_to_simulate ) { // dynamic process
handle->prepare_for_simulation();
if ( !handle->dont_initialize() )
{
#ifdef SC_HAS_PHASE_CALLBACKS_
if( SC_UNLIKELY_( m_simulation_status
& (SC_END_OF_UPDATE|SC_BEFORE_TIMESTEP) ) )
{
std::stringstream msg;
msg << m_simulation_status
<< ":\n\t immediate thread spawning of "
"`" << handle->name() << "' ignored";
SC_REPORT_WARNING( SC_ID_PHASE_CALLBACK_FORBIDDEN_
, msg.str().c_str() );
}
else
#endif // SC_HAS_PHASE_CALLBACKS_
{
push_runnable_thread( handle );
}
}
else if ( handle->m_static_events.size() == 0 )
{
SC_REPORT_WARNING( SC_ID_DISABLE_WILL_ORPHAN_PROCESS_,
handle->name() );
}
} else {
m_process_table->push_front( handle );
}
return sc_process_handle(handle);
}
void
sc_simcontext::add_trace_file( sc_trace_file* tf )
{
m_trace_files.push_back( tf );
m_something_to_trace = true;
}
void
sc_simcontext::remove_trace_file( sc_trace_file* tf )
{
m_trace_files.erase(
std::remove( m_trace_files.begin(), m_trace_files.end(), tf )
);
m_something_to_trace = ( m_trace_files.size() > 0 );
}
sc_cor*
sc_simcontext::next_cor()
{
if( m_error ) {
return m_cor;
}
sc_thread_handle thread_h = pop_runnable_thread();
while( thread_h != 0 ) {
if ( thread_h->m_cor_p != NULL ) break;
thread_h = pop_runnable_thread();
}
if( thread_h != 0 ) {
return thread_h->m_cor_p;
} else {
return m_cor;
}
}
const ::std::vector<sc_object*>&
sc_simcontext::get_child_objects() const
{
static bool warn_get_child_objects=true;
if ( warn_get_child_objects )
{
warn_get_child_objects = false;
SC_REPORT_INFO(SC_ID_IEEE_1666_DEPRECATION_,
"sc_simcontext::get_child_objects() is deprecated,\n" \
" use sc_get_top_level_objects()" );
}
return m_child_objects;
}
void
sc_simcontext::add_child_event( sc_event* event_ )
{
// no check if object_ is already in the set
m_child_events.push_back( event_ );
}
void
sc_simcontext::add_child_object( sc_object* object_ )
{
// no check if object_ is already in the set
m_child_objects.push_back( object_ );
}
void
sc_simcontext::remove_child_event( sc_event* event_ )
{
int size = m_child_events.size();
for( int i = 0; i < size; ++ i ) {
if( event_ == m_child_events[i] ) {
m_child_events[i] = m_child_events[size - 1];
m_child_events.resize(size-1);
return;
}
}
// no check if event_ is really in the set
}
void
sc_simcontext::remove_child_object( sc_object* object_ )
{
int size = m_child_objects.size();
for( int i = 0; i < size; ++ i ) {
if( object_ == m_child_objects[i] ) {
m_child_objects[i] = m_child_objects[size - 1];
m_child_objects.resize(size-1);
return;
}
}
// no check if object_ is really in the set
}
sc_dt::uint64
sc_simcontext::delta_count() const
{
static bool warn_delta_count=true;
if ( warn_delta_count )
{
warn_delta_count = false;
SC_REPORT_INFO(SC_ID_IEEE_1666_DEPRECATION_,
"sc_simcontext::delta_count() is deprecated, use sc_delta_count()" );
}
return m_delta_count;
}
bool
sc_simcontext::is_running() const
{
static bool warn_is_running=true;
if ( warn_is_running )
{
warn_is_running = false;
SC_REPORT_INFO(SC_ID_IEEE_1666_DEPRECATION_,
"sc_simcontext::is_running() is deprecated, use sc_is_running()" );
}
return m_ready_to_simulate;
}
// +----------------------------------------------------------------------------
// |"sc_simcontext::next_time"
// |
// | This method returns the time of the next event. If there are no events
// | it returns false.
// |
// | Arguments:
// | result = where to place time of the next event, if no event is
// | found this value will not be changed.
// | Result is true if an event is found, false if not.
// +----------------------------------------------------------------------------
bool
sc_simcontext::next_time( sc_time& result ) const
{
while( m_timed_events->size() ) {
sc_event_timed* et = m_timed_events->top();
if( et->event() != 0 ) {
result = et->notify_time();
return true;
}
delete m_timed_events->extract_top();
}
return false;
}
void
sc_simcontext::remove_delta_event( sc_event* e )
{
int i = e->m_delta_event_index;
int j = m_delta_events.size() - 1;
assert( i >= 0 && i <= j );
if( i != j ) {
sc_event** l_delta_events = &m_delta_events[0];
l_delta_events[i] = l_delta_events[j];
l_delta_events[i]->m_delta_event_index = i;
}
m_delta_events.resize(m_delta_events.size()-1);
e->m_delta_event_index = -1;
}
// +----------------------------------------------------------------------------
// |"sc_simcontext::preempt_with"
// |
// | This method executes the supplied method immediately, suspending the
// | caller. After executing the supplied method the caller's execution will
// | be restored. It is used to allow a method to immediately throw an
// | exception, e.g., when the method's kill_process() method was called.
// | There are three cases to consider:
// | (1) The caller is a method, e.g., murder by method.
// | (2) The caller is a thread instance, e.g., murder by thread.
// | (3) The caller is this method instance, e.g., suicide.
// |
// | Arguments:
// | method_h -> method to be executed.
// +----------------------------------------------------------------------------
void
sc_simcontext::preempt_with( sc_method_handle method_h )
{
sc_curr_proc_info caller_info; // process info for caller.
sc_method_handle active_method_h; // active method or null.
sc_thread_handle active_thread_h; // active thread or null.
// Determine the active process and take the thread to be run off the
// run queue, if its there, since we will be explicitly causing its
// execution.
active_method_h = DCAST<sc_method_handle>(sc_get_current_process_b());
active_thread_h = DCAST<sc_thread_handle>(sc_get_current_process_b());
if ( method_h->next_runnable() != NULL )
remove_runnable_method( method_h );
// CALLER IS THE METHOD TO BE RUN:
//
// Should never get here, ignore it unless we are debugging.
if ( method_h == active_method_h )
{
DEBUG_MSG(DEBUG_NAME,method_h,"self preemption of active method");
}
// THE CALLER IS A METHOD:
//
// (a) Set the current process information to our method.
// (b) Invoke our method directly by-passing the run queue.
// (c) Restore the process info to the caller.
// (d) Check to see if the calling method should throw an exception
// because of activity that occurred during the preemption.
else if ( active_method_h != NULL )
{
caller_info = m_curr_proc_info;
DEBUG_MSG( DEBUG_NAME, method_h,
"preempting active method with method" );
sc_get_curr_simcontext()->set_curr_proc( (sc_process_b*)method_h );
method_h->run_process();
sc_get_curr_simcontext()->set_curr_proc((sc_process_b*)active_method_h);
active_method_h->check_for_throws();
}
// CALLER IS A THREAD:
//
// (a) Use an invocation thread to execute the method.
else if ( active_thread_h != NULL )
{
DEBUG_MSG( DEBUG_NAME, method_h,
"preempting active thread with method" );
m_method_invoker_p->invoke_method(method_h);
}
// CALLER IS THE SIMULATOR:
//
// That is not allowed.
else
{
caller_info = m_curr_proc_info;
DEBUG_MSG( DEBUG_NAME, method_h,
"preempting no active process with method" );
sc_get_curr_simcontext()->set_curr_proc( (sc_process_b*)method_h );
method_h->run_process();
m_curr_proc_info = caller_info;
}
}
//------------------------------------------------------------------------------
//"sc_simcontext::requeue_current_process"
//
// This method requeues the current process at the beginning of the run queue
// if it is a thread. This is called by sc_process_handle::throw_it() to assure
// that a thread that is issuing a throw will execute immediately after the
// processes it notifies via the throw.
//------------------------------------------------------------------------------
void sc_simcontext::requeue_current_process()
{
sc_thread_handle thread_p;
thread_p = DCAST<sc_thread_handle>(get_curr_proc_info()->process_handle);
if ( thread_p )
{
execute_thread_next( thread_p );
}
}
//------------------------------------------------------------------------------
//"sc_simcontext::suspend_current_process"
//
// This method suspends the current process if it is a thread. This is called
// by sc_process_handle::throw_it() to allow the processes that have received
// a throw to execute.
//------------------------------------------------------------------------------
void sc_simcontext::suspend_current_process()
{
sc_thread_handle thread_p;
thread_p = DCAST<sc_thread_handle>(get_curr_proc_info()->process_handle);
if ( thread_p )
{
thread_p->suspend_me();
}
}
void
sc_simcontext::trace_cycle( bool delta_cycle )
{
int size;
if( ( size = m_trace_files.size() ) != 0 ) {
sc_trace_file** l_trace_files = &m_trace_files[0];
int i = size - 1;
do {
l_trace_files[i]->cycle( delta_cycle );
} while( -- i >= 0 );
}
}
// ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
#if 1
#ifdef PURIFY
static sc_simcontext sc_default_global_context;
sc_simcontext* sc_curr_simcontext = &sc_default_global_context;
#else
sc_simcontext* sc_curr_simcontext = 0;
sc_simcontext* sc_default_global_context = 0;
#endif
#else
// Not MT-safe!
static sc_simcontext* sc_curr_simcontext = 0;
sc_simcontext*
sc_get_curr_simcontext()
{
if( sc_curr_simcontext == 0 ) {
#ifdef PURIFY
static sc_simcontext sc_default_global_context;
sc_curr_simcontext = &sc_default_global_context;
#else
static sc_simcontext* sc_default_global_context = new sc_simcontext;
sc_curr_simcontext = sc_default_global_context;
#endif
}
return sc_curr_simcontext;
}
#endif // 0
// Generates unique names within each module.
const char*
sc_gen_unique_name( const char* basename_, bool preserve_first )
{
sc_simcontext* simc = sc_get_curr_simcontext();
sc_module* curr_module = simc->hierarchy_curr();
if( curr_module != 0 ) {
return curr_module->gen_unique_name( basename_, preserve_first );
} else {
sc_process_b* curr_proc_p = sc_get_current_process_b();
if ( curr_proc_p )
{
return curr_proc_p->gen_unique_name( basename_, preserve_first );
}
else
{
return simc->gen_unique_name( basename_, preserve_first );
}
}
}
// Get a handle for the current process
//
// Note that this method should not be called if the current process is
// in the act of being deleted, it will mess up the reference count management
// of sc_process_b instance the handle represents. Instead, use the a
// pointer to the raw sc_process_b instance, which may be acquired via
// sc_get_current_process_b().
sc_process_handle
sc_get_current_process_handle()
{
return ( sc_is_running() ) ?
sc_process_handle(sc_get_current_process_b()) :
sc_get_last_created_process_handle();
}
// THE FOLLOWING FUNCTION IS DEPRECATED IN 2.1
sc_process_b*
sc_get_curr_process_handle()
{
static bool warn=true;
if ( warn )
{
warn = false;
SC_REPORT_INFO(SC_ID_IEEE_1666_DEPRECATION_,
"sc_get_curr_process_handle deprecated use sc_get_current_process_handle"
);
}
return sc_get_curr_simcontext()->get_curr_proc_info()->process_handle;
}
// Return indication if there are more processes to execute in this delta phase
bool
sc_simcontext::pending_activity_at_current_time() const
{
return ( m_delta_events.size() != 0) ||
( m_runnable->is_initialized() && !m_runnable->is_empty() ) ||
m_prim_channel_registry->pending_updates();
}
// Return time of next activity.
sc_time sc_time_to_pending_activity( const sc_simcontext* simc_p )
{
// If there is an activity pending at the current time
// return a delta of zero.
sc_time result=SC_ZERO_TIME; // time of pending activity.
if ( simc_p->pending_activity_at_current_time() )
{
return result;
}
// Any activity will take place in the future pick up the next event's time.
else
{
result = simc_p->max_time();
simc_p->next_time(result);
result -= sc_time_stamp();
}
return result;
}
// Set the random seed for controlled randomization -- not yet implemented
void
sc_set_random_seed( unsigned int )
{
SC_REPORT_WARNING( SC_ID_NOT_IMPLEMENTED_,
"void sc_set_random_seed( unsigned int )" );
}
// +----------------------------------------------------------------------------
// |"sc_start"
// |
// | This function starts, or restarts, the execution of the simulator.
// |
// | Arguments:
// | duration = the amount of time the simulator should execute.
// | p = event starvation policy.
// +----------------------------------------------------------------------------
void
sc_start( const sc_time& duration, sc_starvation_policy p )
{
sc_simcontext* context_p; // current simulation context.
sc_time entry_time; // simulation time upon entry.
sc_time exit_time; // simulation time to set upon exit.
sc_dt::uint64 starting_delta; // delta count upon entry.
int status; // current simulation status.
// Set up based on the arguments passed to us:
context_p = sc_get_curr_simcontext();
starting_delta = sc_delta_count();
entry_time = context_p->m_curr_time;
if ( p == SC_RUN_TO_TIME )
exit_time = context_p->m_curr_time + duration;
// called with duration = SC_ZERO_TIME for the first time
static bool init_delta_or_pending_updates =
( starting_delta == 0 && exit_time == SC_ZERO_TIME );
// If the simulation status is bad issue the appropriate message:
status = context_p->sim_status();
if( status != SC_SIM_OK )
{
if ( status == SC_SIM_USER_STOP )
SC_REPORT_ERROR(SC_ID_SIMULATION_START_AFTER_STOP_, "");
if ( status == SC_SIM_ERROR )
SC_REPORT_ERROR(SC_ID_SIMULATION_START_AFTER_ERROR_, "");
return;
}
if ( context_p->m_prim_channel_registry->pending_updates() )
init_delta_or_pending_updates = true;
// If the simulation status is good perform the simulation:
context_p->simulate( duration );
// Re-check the status:
status = context_p->sim_status();
// Update the current time to the exit time if that is the starvation
// policy:
if ( p == SC_RUN_TO_TIME && !context_p->m_paused && status == SC_SIM_OK )
{
context_p->m_curr_time = exit_time;
}
// If there was no activity and the simulation clock did not move warn
// the user, except if we're in a first sc_start(SC_ZERO_TIME) for
// initialisation (only) or there have been pending updates:
if ( !init_delta_or_pending_updates &&
starting_delta == sc_delta_count() &&
context_p->m_curr_time == entry_time &&
status == SC_SIM_OK )
{
SC_REPORT_WARNING(SC_ID_NO_SC_START_ACTIVITY_, "");
}
// reset init/update flag for subsequent calls
init_delta_or_pending_updates = false;
}
void
sc_start()
{
sc_start( sc_max_time() - sc_time_stamp(),
SC_EXIT_ON_STARVATION );
}
// for backward compatibility with 1.0
#if 0
void
sc_start( double duration ) // in default time units
{
static bool warn_sc_start=true;
if ( warn_sc_start )
{
warn_sc_start = false;
SC_REPORT_INFO(SC_ID_IEEE_1666_DEPRECATION_,
"sc_start(double) deprecated, use sc_start(sc_time) or sc_start()");
}
if( duration == -1 ) // simulate forever
{
sc_start(
sc_time(~sc_dt::UINT64_ZERO, false) - sc_time_stamp() );
}
else
{
sc_start( sc_time( duration, true ) );
}
}
#endif //
void
sc_stop()
{
sc_get_curr_simcontext()->stop();
}
// The following function is deprecated in favor of sc_start(SC_ZERO_TIME):
void
sc_initialize()
{
static bool warning_initialize = true;
if ( warning_initialize )
{
warning_initialize = false;
SC_REPORT_INFO(SC_ID_IEEE_1666_DEPRECATION_,
"sc_initialize() is deprecated: use sc_start(SC_ZERO_TIME)" );
}
sc_get_curr_simcontext()->initialize();
}
// The following function has been deprecated in favor of sc_start(duration):
void
sc_cycle( const sc_time& duration )
{
static bool warning_cycle = true;
if ( warning_cycle )
{
warning_cycle = false;
SC_REPORT_INFO(SC_ID_IEEE_1666_DEPRECATION_,
"sc_cycle is deprecated: use sc_start(sc_time)" );
}
sc_get_curr_simcontext()->cycle( duration );
}
sc_event* sc_find_event( const char* name )
{
return sc_get_curr_simcontext()->get_object_manager()->find_event( name );
}
sc_object* sc_find_object( const char* name )
{
return sc_get_curr_simcontext()->get_object_manager()->find_object( name );
}
const sc_time&
sc_max_time()
{
return sc_get_curr_simcontext()->max_time();
}
const sc_time&
sc_time_stamp()
{
return sc_get_curr_simcontext()->time_stamp();
}
double
sc_simulation_time()
{
static bool warn_simulation_time=true;
if ( warn_simulation_time )
{
warn_simulation_time=false;
SC_REPORT_INFO(SC_ID_IEEE_1666_DEPRECATION_,
"sc_simulation_time() is deprecated use sc_time_stamp()" );
}
return sc_get_curr_simcontext()->time_stamp().to_default_time_units();
}
void
sc_defunct_process_function( sc_module* )
{
// This function is pointed to by defunct sc_thread_process'es and
// sc_cthread_process'es. In a correctly constructed world, this
// function should never be called; hence the assert.
assert( false );
}
//------------------------------------------------------------------------------
//"sc_set_stop_mode"
//
// This function sets the mode of operation when sc_stop() is called.
// mode = SC_STOP_IMMEDIATE or SC_STOP_FINISH_DELTA.
//------------------------------------------------------------------------------
void sc_set_stop_mode(sc_stop_mode mode)
{
if ( sc_is_running() )
{
SC_REPORT_ERROR(SC_ID_STOP_MODE_AFTER_START_,"");
}
else
{
switch( mode )
{
case SC_STOP_IMMEDIATE:
case SC_STOP_FINISH_DELTA:
stop_mode = mode;
break;
default:
break;
}
}
}
sc_stop_mode
sc_get_stop_mode()
{
return stop_mode;
}
bool sc_is_unwinding()
{
return sc_get_current_process_handle().is_unwinding();
}
// The IEEE 1666 Standard for 2011 designates that the treatment of
// certain process control interactions as being "implementation dependent".
// These interactions are:
// (1) What happens when a resume() call is performed on a disabled,
// suspended process.
// (2) What happens when sync_reset_on() or sync_reset_off() is called
// on a suspended process.
// (3) What happens when the value specified in a reset_signal_is()
// call changes value while a process is suspended.
//
// By default this Proof of Concept implementation reports an error
// for these interactions. However, the implementation also provides
// a non-error treatment. The non-error treatment for the interactions is:
// (1) A resume() call performed on a disabled, suspended process will
// mark the process as no longer suspended, and if it is capable
// of execution (not waiting on any events) it will be placed on
// the queue of runnable processes. See the state diagram below.
// (2) A call to sync_reset_on() or sync_reset_off() will set or clear
// the synchronous reset flag. Whether the process is in reset or
// not will be determined when the process actually executes by
// looking at the flag's value at that time.
// (3) If a suspended process has a reset_signal_is() specification
// the value of the reset variable at the time of its next execution
// will determine whether it is in reset or not.
//
// TO GET THE NON-ERROR BEHAVIOR SET THE VARIABLE BELOW TO TRUE.
//
// This can be done in this source before you build the library, or you
// can use an assignment as the first statement in your sc_main() function:
// sc_core::sc_allow_process_control_corners = true;
bool sc_allow_process_control_corners = false;
// The state transition diagram for the interaction of disable and suspend
// when sc_allow_process_control_corners is true is shown below:
//
// ......................................................................
// . ENABLED . DISABLED .
// . . .
// . +----------+ disable +----------+ .
// . +------------>| |-------.-------->| | .
// . | | runnable | . | runnable | .
// . | +-------| |<------.---------| |------+ .
// . | | +----------+ enable +----------+ | .
// . | | | ^ . | ^ | .
// . | | suspend | | resume . suspend | | resume | .
// . | | V | . V | | .
// . | | +----------+ disable +----------+ | .
// . | | | suspend |-------.-------->| suspend | | .
// . t | r | | | . | | | r .
// . r | u | | ready |<------.---------| ready | | u .
// . i | n | +----------+ enable +----------+ | n .
// . g | / | ^ . | / .
// . g | w | trigger| . | w .
// . e | a | | . | a .
// . r | i | +----------+ disable +----------+ | i .
// . | t | | suspend |-------.-------->| suspend | | t .
// . | | | | . | | | .
// . | | | waiting |<------.---------| waiting | | .
// . | | +----------+ enable +----------+ | .
// . | | | ^ . | ^ | .
// . | | suspend | | resume . suspend | | resume | .
// . | | V | . V | | .
// . | | +----------+ disable +----------+ | .
// . | +------>| |-------.-------->| | | .
// . | | waiting | . | waiting | | .
// . +-------------| |<------.---------| |<-----+ .
// . +----------+ enable +----------+ .
// . . .
// ......................................................................
// ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
static std::ostream&
print_status_expression( std::ostream& os, sc_status s );
// utility helper to print a simulation status
std::ostream& operator << ( std::ostream& os, sc_status s )
{
// print primitive values
switch(s)
{
# define PRINT_STATUS( Status ) \
case Status: { os << #Status; } break
PRINT_STATUS( SC_UNITIALIZED );
PRINT_STATUS( SC_ELABORATION );
PRINT_STATUS( SC_BEFORE_END_OF_ELABORATION );
PRINT_STATUS( SC_END_OF_ELABORATION );
PRINT_STATUS( SC_START_OF_SIMULATION );
PRINT_STATUS( SC_RUNNING );
PRINT_STATUS( SC_PAUSED );
PRINT_STATUS( SC_STOPPED );
PRINT_STATUS( SC_END_OF_SIMULATION );
PRINT_STATUS( SC_END_OF_INITIALIZATION );
// PRINT_STATUS( SC_END_OF_EVALUATION );
PRINT_STATUS( SC_END_OF_UPDATE );
PRINT_STATUS( SC_BEFORE_TIMESTEP );
PRINT_STATUS( SC_STATUS_ANY );
# undef PRINT_STATUS
default:
if( s & SC_STATUS_ANY ) // combination of status bits
print_status_expression( os, s );
else // invalid number, print hex value
os << "0x" << std::hex << +s;
}
return os;
}
// pretty-print a combination of sc_status bits (i.e. a callback mask)
static std::ostream&
print_status_expression( std::ostream& os, sc_status s )
{
std::vector<sc_status> bits;
unsigned is_set = SC_ELABORATION;
// collect bits
while( is_set <= SC_STATUS_LAST )
{
if( s & is_set )
bits.push_back( (sc_status)is_set );
is_set <<= 1;
}
if( s & ~SC_STATUS_ANY ) // remaining bits
bits.push_back( (sc_status)( s & ~SC_STATUS_ANY ) );
// print expression
std::vector<sc_status>::size_type i=0, n=bits.size();
if ( n>1 )
os << "(";
for( ; i<n-1; ++i )
os << bits[i] << "|";
os << bits[i];
if ( n>1 )
os << ")";
return os;
}
} // namespace sc_core
/*****************************************************************************
MODIFICATION LOG - modifiers, enter your name, affiliation, date and
changes you are making here.
Name, Affiliation, Date: Ali Dasdan, Synopsys, Inc.
Description of Modification: - Added sc_stop() detection into initial_crunch
and crunch. This makes it possible to exit out
of a combinational loop using sc_stop().
Name, Affiliation, Date: Andy Goodrich, Forte Design Systems 20 May 2003
Description of Modification: - sc_stop mode
- phase callbacks
Name, Affiliation, Date: Bishnupriya Bhattacharya, Cadence Design Systems,
25 August 2003
Description of Modification: - support for dynamic process
- support for sc export registry
- new member methods elaborate(),
prepare_to_simulate(), and initial_crunch()
that are invoked by initialize() in that order
- implement sc_get_last_created_process_handle() for use
before simulation starts
- remove "set_curr_proc(handle)" from
register_method_process and
register_thread_process - led to bugs
Name, Affiliation, Date: Andy Goodrich, Forte Design Systems 04 Sep 2003
Description of Modification: - changed process existence structures to
linked lists to eliminate exponential
execution problem with using sc_pvector.
*****************************************************************************/
// $Log: sc_simcontext.cpp,v $
// Revision 1.37 2011/08/29 18:04:32 acg
// Philipp A. Hartmann: miscellaneous clean ups.
//
// Revision 1.36 2011/08/26 20:46:10 acg
// Andy Goodrich: moved the modification log to the end of the file to
// eliminate source line number skew when check-ins are done.
//
// Revision 1.35 2011/08/24 22:05:51 acg
// Torsten Maehne: initialization changes to remove warnings.
//
// Revision 1.34 2011/08/04 17:15:28 acg
// Andy Goodrich: added documentation to crunch() routine.
//
// Revision 1.32 2011/07/24 11:16:36 acg
// Philipp A. Hartmann: fix reference counting on deferred deletions of
// processes.
//
// Revision 1.31 2011/07/01 18:49:07 acg
// Andy Goodrich: moved pln() from sc_simcontext.cpp to sc_ver.cpp.
//
// Revision 1.30 2011/05/09 04:07:49 acg
// Philipp A. Hartmann:
// (1) Restore hierarchy in all phase callbacks.
// (2) Ensure calls to before_end_of_elaboration.
//
// Revision 1.29 2011/04/08 22:39:09 acg
// Andy Goodrich: moved method invocation code to sc_method.h so that the
// details are hidden from sc_simcontext.
//
// Revision 1.28 2011/04/05 20:50:57 acg
// Andy Goodrich:
// (1) changes to make sure that event(), posedge() and negedge() only
// return true if the clock has not moved.
// (2) fixes for method self-resumes.
// (3) added SC_PRERELEASE_VERSION
// (4) removed kernel events from the object hierarchy, added
// sc_hierarchy_name_exists().
//
// Revision 1.27 2011/04/05 06:14:15 acg
// Andy Goodrich: fix typo.
//
// Revision 1.26 2011/04/05 06:03:32 acg
// Philipp A. Hartmann: added code to set ready to run bit for a suspended
// process that does not have dont_initialize specified at simulation
// start up.
//
// Revision 1.25 2011/04/01 21:31:55 acg
// Andy Goodrich: make sure processes suspended before the start of execution
// don't get scheduled for initial execution.
//
// Revision 1.24 2011/03/28 13:02:52 acg
// Andy Goodrich: Changes for disable() interactions.
//
// Revision 1.23 2011/03/12 21:07:51 acg
// Andy Goodrich: changes to kernel generated event support.
//
// Revision 1.22 2011/03/07 17:38:43 acg
// Andy Goodrich: tightening up of checks for undefined interaction between
// synchronous reset and suspend.
//
// Revision 1.21 2011/03/06 19:57:11 acg
// Andy Goodrich: refinements for the illegal suspend - synchronous reset
// interaction.
//
// Revision 1.20 2011/03/06 15:58:50 acg
// Andy Goodrich: added escape to turn off process control corner case
// checks.
//
// Revision 1.19 2011/03/05 04:45:16 acg
// Andy Goodrich: moved active process calculation to the sc_simcontext class.
//
// Revision 1.18 2011/03/05 01:39:21 acg
// Andy Goodrich: changes for named events.
//
// Revision 1.17 2011/02/18 20:27:14 acg
// Andy Goodrich: Updated Copyrights.
//
// Revision 1.16 2011/02/17 19:53:28 acg
// Andy Goodrich: eliminated use of ready_to_run() as part of process control
// simplification.
//
// Revision 1.15 2011/02/13 21:47:38 acg
// Andy Goodrich: update copyright notice.
//
// Revision 1.14 2011/02/11 13:25:24 acg
// Andy Goodrich: Philipp A. Hartmann's changes:
// (1) Removal of SC_CTHREAD method overloads.
// (2) New exception processing code.
//
// Revision 1.13 2011/02/08 08:42:50 acg
// Andy Goodrich: fix ordering of check for stopped versus paused.
//
// Revision 1.12 2011/02/07 19:17:20 acg
// Andy Goodrich: changes for IEEE 1666 compatibility.
//
// Revision 1.11 2011/02/02 07:18:11 acg
// Andy Goodrich: removed toggle() calls for the new crunch() toggle usage.
//
// Revision 1.10 2011/02/01 23:01:53 acg
// Andy Goodrich: removed dead code.
//
// Revision 1.9 2011/02/01 21:11:59 acg
// Andy Goodrich:
// (1) Use of new toggle_methods() and toggle_threads() run queue methods
// to make sure the thread run queue does not execute when allow preempt_me()
// is called from an SC_METHOD.
// (2) Use of execute_thread_next() to allow thread execution in the current
// delta cycle() rather than push_runnable_thread_front which executed
// in the following cycle.
//
// Revision 1.8 2011/01/25 20:50:37 acg
// Andy Goodrich: changes for IEEE 1666 2011.
//
// Revision 1.7 2011/01/19 23:21:50 acg
// Andy Goodrich: changes for IEEE 1666 2011
//
// Revision 1.6 2011/01/18 20:10:45 acg
// Andy Goodrich: changes for IEEE1666_2011 semantics.
//
// Revision 1.5 2010/11/20 17:10:57 acg
// Andy Goodrich: reset processing changes for new IEEE 1666 standard.
//
// Revision 1.4 2010/07/22 20:02:33 acg
// Andy Goodrich: bug fixes.
//
// Revision 1.3 2008/05/22 17:06:26 acg
// Andy Goodrich: updated copyright notice to include 2008.
//
// Revision 1.2 2007/09/20 20:32:35 acg
// Andy Goodrich: changes to the semantics of throw_it() to match the
// specification. A call to throw_it() will immediately suspend the calling
// thread until all the throwees have executed. At that point the calling
// thread will be restarted before the execution of any other threads.
//
// Revision 1.1.1.1 2006/12/15 20:20:05 acg
// SystemC 2.3
//
// Revision 1.21 2006/08/29 23:37:13 acg
// Andy Goodrich: Added check for negative time.
//
// Revision 1.20 2006/05/26 20:33:16 acg
// Andy Goodrich: changes required by additional platform compilers (i.e.,
// Microsoft VC++, Sun Forte, HP aCC).
//
// Revision 1.19 2006/05/08 17:59:52 acg
// Andy Goodrich: added a check before m_curr_time is set to make sure it
// is not set to a time before its current value. This will treat
// sc_event.notify( ) calls with negative times as calls with a zero time.
//
// Revision 1.18 2006/04/20 17:08:17 acg
// Andy Goodrich: 3.0 style process changes.
//
// Revision 1.17 2006/04/11 23:13:21 acg
// Andy Goodrich: Changes for reduced reset support that only includes
// sc_cthread, but has preliminary hooks for expanding to method and thread
// processes also.
//
// Revision 1.16 2006/03/21 00:00:34 acg
// Andy Goodrich: changed name of sc_get_current_process_base() to be
// sc_get_current_process_b() since its returning an sc_process_b instance.
//
// Revision 1.15 2006/03/13 20:26:50 acg
// Andy Goodrich: Addition of forward class declarations, e.g.,
// sc_reset, to keep gcc 4.x happy.
//
// Revision 1.14 2006/02/02 23:42:41 acg
// Andy Goodrich: implemented a much better fix to the sc_event_finder
// proliferation problem. This new version allocates only a single event
// finder for each port for each type of event, e.g., pos(), neg(), and
// value_change(). The event finder persists as long as the port does,
// which is what the LRM dictates. Because only a single instance is
// allocated for each event type per port there is not a potential
// explosion of storage as was true in the 2.0.1/2.1 versions.
//
// Revision 1.13 2006/02/02 21:29:10 acg
// Andy Goodrich: removed the call to sc_event_finder::free_instances() that
// was in end_of_elaboration(), leaving only the call in clean(). This is
// because the LRM states that sc_event_finder instances are persistent as
// long as the sc_module hierarchy is valid.
//
// Revision 1.12 2006/02/02 21:09:50 acg
// Andy Goodrich: added call to sc_event_finder::free_instances in the clean()
// method.
//
// Revision 1.11 2006/02/02 20:43:14 acg
// Andy Goodrich: Added an existence linked list to sc_event_finder so that
// the dynamically allocated instances can be freed after port binding
// completes. This replaces the individual deletions in ~sc_bind_ef, as these
// caused an exception if an sc_event_finder instance was used more than
// once, due to a double freeing of the instance.
//
// Revision 1.10 2006/01/31 21:43:26 acg
// Andy Goodrich: added comments in constructor to highlight environmental
// overrides section.
//
// Revision 1.9 2006/01/26 21:04:54 acg
// Andy Goodrich: deprecation message changes and additional messages.
//
// Revision 1.8 2006/01/25 00:31:19 acg
// Andy Goodrich: Changed over to use a standard message id of
// SC_ID_IEEE_1666_DEPRECATION for all deprecation messages.
//
// Revision 1.7 2006/01/24 20:49:05 acg
// Andy Goodrich: changes to remove the use of deprecated features within the
// simulator, and to issue warning messages when deprecated features are used.
//
// Revision 1.6 2006/01/19 00:29:52 acg
// Andy Goodrich: Yet another implementation for signal write checking. This
// one uses an environment variable SC_SIGNAL_WRITE_CHECK, that when set to
// DISABLE will disable write checking on signals.
//
// Revision 1.5 2006/01/13 18:44:30 acg
// Added $Log to record CVS changes into the source.
//
// Revision 1.4 2006/01/03 23:18:44 acg
// Changed copyright to include 2006.
//
// Revision 1.3 2005/12/20 22:11:10 acg
// Fixed $Log lines.
//
// Revision 1.2 2005/12/20 22:02:30 acg
// Changed where delta cycles are incremented to match IEEE 1666. Added the
// event_occurred() method to hide how delta cycle comparisions are done within
// sc_simcontext. Changed the boolean update_phase to an enum that shows all
// the phases.
// Taf!