/*
 * Copyright (c) 2015 Ruslan Bukin <br@bsdpad.com>
 * All rights reserved.
 *
 * This software was developed by the University of Cambridge Computer
 * Laboratory as part of the CTSRD Project, with support from the UK Higher
 * Education Innovation Fund (HEIF).
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#ifndef __ARCH_ARM_FREEBSD_SYSTEM_HH__
#define __ARCH_ARM_FREEBSD_SYSTEM_HH__

#include <cstdio>
#include <map>
#include <string>
#include <vector>

#include "arch/arm/system.hh"
#include "base/output.hh"
#include "kern/freebsd/events.hh"
#include "params/FreebsdArmSystem.hh"
#include "sim/core.hh"

class DumpStatsPCEventF;

class FreebsdArmSystem : public GenericArmSystem
{
  protected:
    DumpStatsPCEventF *dumpStatsPCEventF;

  public:
    /** Boilerplate params code */
    typedef FreebsdArmSystemParams Params;
    const Params *
    params() const
    {
        return dynamic_cast<const Params *>(_params);
    }

    /** When enabled, dump stats/task info on context switches for
     *  Streamline and per-thread cache occupancy studies, etc. */
    bool enableContextSwitchStatsDump;

    /** This map stores a mapping of OS process IDs to internal Task IDs. The
     * mapping is done because the stats system doesn't tend to like vectors
     * that are much greater than 1000 items and the entire process space is
     * 65K. */
    std::map<uint32_t, uint32_t> taskMap;

    /** This is a file that is placed in the run directory that prints out
     * mappings between taskIds and OS process IDs */
    std::ostream* taskFile;

    FreebsdArmSystem(Params *p);
    ~FreebsdArmSystem();

    void initState();

    void startup();

    /** This function creates a new task Id for the given pid.
     * @param tc thread context that is currentyl executing  */
    void mapPid(ThreadContext* tc, uint32_t pid);

  private:
    /** Event to halt the simulator if the kernel calls panic()  */
    PCEvent *kernelPanicEvent;

    /** Event to halt the simulator if the kernel calls oopses  */
    PCEvent *kernelOopsEvent;

    /**
     * PC based event to skip udelay(<time>) calls and quiesce the
     * processor for the appropriate amount of time. This is not functionally
     * required but does speed up simulation.
     */
    FreeBSD::UDelayEvent *uDelaySkipEvent;

    /** Another PC based skip event for const_udelay(). Similar to the udelay
     * skip, but this function precomputes the first multiply that is done
     * in the generic case since the parameter is known at compile time.
     * Thus we need to do some division to get back to us.
     */
    FreeBSD::UDelayEvent *constUDelaySkipEvent;

    /** These variables store addresses of important data structures
     * that are normaly kept coherent at boot with cache mainetence operations.
     * Since these operations aren't supported in gem5, we keep them coherent
     * by making them uncacheable until all processors in the system boot.
     */
    Addr secDataPtrAddr;
    Addr secDataAddr;
    Addr penReleaseAddr;
    Addr pen64ReleaseAddr;
    Addr bootReleaseAddr;
};

class DumpStatsPCEventF : public PCEvent
{
  public:
    DumpStatsPCEventF(PCEventQueue *q, const std::string &desc, Addr addr)
        : PCEvent(q, desc, addr)
    {}

    virtual void process(ThreadContext* tc);
};


#endif // __ARCH_ARM_FREEBSD_SYSTEM_HH__