iverilog/vpi/sys_queue.c

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Add the stochastic (queue) tasks/function This patch adds full support for the stochastic tasks/functions except the mean inter-arrival and average wait statistics are not currently available. These will be added in a later patch. This implementation goes a bit beyond the standard and supports the following: 1. The job and inform arguments support 32 bit four state values. 2. The id for all routines, the job and inform arguments for $q_add(), the statistic code for $q_exam() along with the queue type and maximum length arguments for $q_initialize() can be less than or equal to 32 bits. The argument will be sign extended if needed to fill the internal 32 bit value. 3. The job and inform arguments to $q_remove() and the status argument for all the routines must be 32 bits, but do not have to be an integer variable (e.g. a 32 bit register or part select is OK). 4. An undefined bit in the id argument for any of the routines will return a status of 2 (undefined queue id). Undefined bits are not automatically converted to zero. 5. Undefined bits in the $q_initialize() queue type and maximum length arguments or the $q_exam() statistic code argument are also flagged as an error (are not converted to zero). 6. The $q_full() function returns 2 on error, the other routines that return a value $q_remove() job/inform arguments and the $q_exam() statistic value argument will usually return x on error. 7. An invalid statistic code will set the $q_exam() status to 8. 8. The $q_exam() statistic value argument can be 32 bits or larger. This allows returning large statistical time values. 9. All time values are internally saved in simulation time units. They will be converted to the calling module's time unit (with rounding) before they are returned. 10. If a $q_exam() statistical value is too large to fit into the variable the maximum positive value will be returned and the status code will be set to 9 (value is too large). 11. If a statistical value is currently undefined $q_exam() will return 10 (no statistical information) (e.g. using code 5 on an empty queue).
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/*
* Copyright (C) 2011-2018 Cary R. (cygcary@yahoo.com)
Add the stochastic (queue) tasks/function This patch adds full support for the stochastic tasks/functions except the mean inter-arrival and average wait statistics are not currently available. These will be added in a later patch. This implementation goes a bit beyond the standard and supports the following: 1. The job and inform arguments support 32 bit four state values. 2. The id for all routines, the job and inform arguments for $q_add(), the statistic code for $q_exam() along with the queue type and maximum length arguments for $q_initialize() can be less than or equal to 32 bits. The argument will be sign extended if needed to fill the internal 32 bit value. 3. The job and inform arguments to $q_remove() and the status argument for all the routines must be 32 bits, but do not have to be an integer variable (e.g. a 32 bit register or part select is OK). 4. An undefined bit in the id argument for any of the routines will return a status of 2 (undefined queue id). Undefined bits are not automatically converted to zero. 5. Undefined bits in the $q_initialize() queue type and maximum length arguments or the $q_exam() statistic code argument are also flagged as an error (are not converted to zero). 6. The $q_full() function returns 2 on error, the other routines that return a value $q_remove() job/inform arguments and the $q_exam() statistic value argument will usually return x on error. 7. An invalid statistic code will set the $q_exam() status to 8. 8. The $q_exam() statistic value argument can be 32 bits or larger. This allows returning large statistical time values. 9. All time values are internally saved in simulation time units. They will be converted to the calling module's time unit (with rounding) before they are returned. 10. If a $q_exam() statistical value is too large to fit into the variable the maximum positive value will be returned and the status code will be set to 9 (value is too large). 11. If a statistical value is currently undefined $q_exam() will return 10 (no statistical information) (e.g. using code 5 on an empty queue).
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*
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*/
#include "sys_priv.h"
Add the stochastic (queue) tasks/function This patch adds full support for the stochastic tasks/functions except the mean inter-arrival and average wait statistics are not currently available. These will be added in a later patch. This implementation goes a bit beyond the standard and supports the following: 1. The job and inform arguments support 32 bit four state values. 2. The id for all routines, the job and inform arguments for $q_add(), the statistic code for $q_exam() along with the queue type and maximum length arguments for $q_initialize() can be less than or equal to 32 bits. The argument will be sign extended if needed to fill the internal 32 bit value. 3. The job and inform arguments to $q_remove() and the status argument for all the routines must be 32 bits, but do not have to be an integer variable (e.g. a 32 bit register or part select is OK). 4. An undefined bit in the id argument for any of the routines will return a status of 2 (undefined queue id). Undefined bits are not automatically converted to zero. 5. Undefined bits in the $q_initialize() queue type and maximum length arguments or the $q_exam() statistic code argument are also flagged as an error (are not converted to zero). 6. The $q_full() function returns 2 on error, the other routines that return a value $q_remove() job/inform arguments and the $q_exam() statistic value argument will usually return x on error. 7. An invalid statistic code will set the $q_exam() status to 8. 8. The $q_exam() statistic value argument can be 32 bits or larger. This allows returning large statistical time values. 9. All time values are internally saved in simulation time units. They will be converted to the calling module's time unit (with rounding) before they are returned. 10. If a $q_exam() statistical value is too large to fit into the variable the maximum positive value will be returned and the status code will be set to 9 (value is too large). 11. If a statistical value is currently undefined $q_exam() will return 10 (no statistical information) (e.g. using code 5 on an empty queue).
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#include <assert.h>
#include <inttypes.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
#include "ivl_alloc.h"
Add the stochastic (queue) tasks/function This patch adds full support for the stochastic tasks/functions except the mean inter-arrival and average wait statistics are not currently available. These will be added in a later patch. This implementation goes a bit beyond the standard and supports the following: 1. The job and inform arguments support 32 bit four state values. 2. The id for all routines, the job and inform arguments for $q_add(), the statistic code for $q_exam() along with the queue type and maximum length arguments for $q_initialize() can be less than or equal to 32 bits. The argument will be sign extended if needed to fill the internal 32 bit value. 3. The job and inform arguments to $q_remove() and the status argument for all the routines must be 32 bits, but do not have to be an integer variable (e.g. a 32 bit register or part select is OK). 4. An undefined bit in the id argument for any of the routines will return a status of 2 (undefined queue id). Undefined bits are not automatically converted to zero. 5. Undefined bits in the $q_initialize() queue type and maximum length arguments or the $q_exam() statistic code argument are also flagged as an error (are not converted to zero). 6. The $q_full() function returns 2 on error, the other routines that return a value $q_remove() job/inform arguments and the $q_exam() statistic value argument will usually return x on error. 7. An invalid statistic code will set the $q_exam() status to 8. 8. The $q_exam() statistic value argument can be 32 bits or larger. This allows returning large statistical time values. 9. All time values are internally saved in simulation time units. They will be converted to the calling module's time unit (with rounding) before they are returned. 10. If a $q_exam() statistical value is too large to fit into the variable the maximum positive value will be returned and the status code will be set to 9 (value is too large). 11. If a statistical value is currently undefined $q_exam() will return 10 (no statistical information) (e.g. using code 5 on an empty queue).
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/*
* The two queue types.
*/
#define IVL_QUEUE_FIFO 1
#define IVL_QUEUE_LIFO 2
/*
* The statistical codes that can be passed to $q_exam().
*/
#define IVL_QUEUE_LENGTH 1
#define IVL_QUEUE_MEAN 2
#define IVL_QUEUE_MAX_LENGTH 3
#define IVL_QUEUE_SHORTEST 4
#define IVL_QUEUE_LONGEST 5
#define IVL_QUEUE_AVERAGE 6
/*
* All the values that can be returned by the queue tasks/function.
*/
#define IVL_QUEUE_OK 0
#define IVL_QUEUE_FULL 1
#define IVL_QUEUE_UNDEFINED_ID 2
#define IVL_QUEUE_EMPTY 3
#define IVL_QUEUE_UNSUPPORTED_TYPE 4
#define IVL_QUEUE_INVALID_LENGTH 5
#define IVL_QUEUE_DUPLICATE_ID 6
#define IVL_QUEUE_OUT_OF_MEMORY 7
/* Icarus specific status codes. */
#define IVL_QUEUE_UNDEFINED_STAT_CODE 8
#define IVL_QUEUE_VALUE_OVERFLOWED 9
#define IVL_QUEUE_NO_STATISTICS 10
/*
* Routine to add the given time to the the total time (high/low).
*/
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static void add_to_wait_time(uint64_t *high, uint64_t *low, uint64_t c_time)
{
uint64_t carry = 0U;
if ((UINT64_MAX - *low) < c_time) carry = 1U;
*low += c_time;
assert((carry == 0U) || (*high < UINT64_MAX));
*high += carry;
}
/*
* Routine to divide the given total time (high/low) by the number of
* items to get the average.
*/
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static uint64_t calc_average_wait_time(uint64_t high, uint64_t low, uint64_t total)
{
int bit = 64;
uint64_t result = 0U;
assert(total != 0U);
if (high == 0U) return (low/total);
/* This is true by design, but since we can only return 64 bits
* make sure nothing went wrong. */
assert(high < total);
/* It's a big value so calculate the average the long way. */
do {
unsigned carry = 0U;
/* Copy bits from low to high until we have a bit to place
* in the result or there are no bits left. */
while ((bit >= 0) && (high < total) && !carry) {
/* If the MSB is set then we will have a carry. */
if (high > (UINT64_MAX >> 1)) carry = 1U;
high <<= 1;
high |= (low & 0x8000000000000000) != 0;
low <<= 1;
bit -= 1;
}
/* If this is a valid bit, set the appropriate bit in the
* result and subtract the total from the current value. */
if (bit >= 0) {
result |= UINT64_C(1) << bit;
high = high - total;
}
/* Loop until there are no bits left. */
} while (bit > 0);
return result;
}
Add the stochastic (queue) tasks/function This patch adds full support for the stochastic tasks/functions except the mean inter-arrival and average wait statistics are not currently available. These will be added in a later patch. This implementation goes a bit beyond the standard and supports the following: 1. The job and inform arguments support 32 bit four state values. 2. The id for all routines, the job and inform arguments for $q_add(), the statistic code for $q_exam() along with the queue type and maximum length arguments for $q_initialize() can be less than or equal to 32 bits. The argument will be sign extended if needed to fill the internal 32 bit value. 3. The job and inform arguments to $q_remove() and the status argument for all the routines must be 32 bits, but do not have to be an integer variable (e.g. a 32 bit register or part select is OK). 4. An undefined bit in the id argument for any of the routines will return a status of 2 (undefined queue id). Undefined bits are not automatically converted to zero. 5. Undefined bits in the $q_initialize() queue type and maximum length arguments or the $q_exam() statistic code argument are also flagged as an error (are not converted to zero). 6. The $q_full() function returns 2 on error, the other routines that return a value $q_remove() job/inform arguments and the $q_exam() statistic value argument will usually return x on error. 7. An invalid statistic code will set the $q_exam() status to 8. 8. The $q_exam() statistic value argument can be 32 bits or larger. This allows returning large statistical time values. 9. All time values are internally saved in simulation time units. They will be converted to the calling module's time unit (with rounding) before they are returned. 10. If a $q_exam() statistical value is too large to fit into the variable the maximum positive value will be returned and the status code will be set to 9 (value is too large). 11. If a statistical value is currently undefined $q_exam() will return 10 (no statistical information) (e.g. using code 5 on an empty queue).
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/*
* The data structure used for an individual queue element. It hold four
* state result for the jobs and inform fields along with the time that
* the element was added in base time units.
*/
typedef struct t_ivl_queue_elem {
uint64_t time;
s_vpi_vecval job;
s_vpi_vecval inform;
} s_ivl_queue_elem, *p_ivl_queue_elem;
/*
* This structure is used to represent a specific queue. The time
* information is in base simulation units.
*/
typedef struct t_ivl_queue_base {
uint64_t shortest_wait_time;
uint64_t first_add_time;
uint64_t latest_add_time;
uint64_t wait_time_high;
uint64_t wait_time_low;
uint64_t number_of_adds;
Add the stochastic (queue) tasks/function This patch adds full support for the stochastic tasks/functions except the mean inter-arrival and average wait statistics are not currently available. These will be added in a later patch. This implementation goes a bit beyond the standard and supports the following: 1. The job and inform arguments support 32 bit four state values. 2. The id for all routines, the job and inform arguments for $q_add(), the statistic code for $q_exam() along with the queue type and maximum length arguments for $q_initialize() can be less than or equal to 32 bits. The argument will be sign extended if needed to fill the internal 32 bit value. 3. The job and inform arguments to $q_remove() and the status argument for all the routines must be 32 bits, but do not have to be an integer variable (e.g. a 32 bit register or part select is OK). 4. An undefined bit in the id argument for any of the routines will return a status of 2 (undefined queue id). Undefined bits are not automatically converted to zero. 5. Undefined bits in the $q_initialize() queue type and maximum length arguments or the $q_exam() statistic code argument are also flagged as an error (are not converted to zero). 6. The $q_full() function returns 2 on error, the other routines that return a value $q_remove() job/inform arguments and the $q_exam() statistic value argument will usually return x on error. 7. An invalid statistic code will set the $q_exam() status to 8. 8. The $q_exam() statistic value argument can be 32 bits or larger. This allows returning large statistical time values. 9. All time values are internally saved in simulation time units. They will be converted to the calling module's time unit (with rounding) before they are returned. 10. If a $q_exam() statistical value is too large to fit into the variable the maximum positive value will be returned and the status code will be set to 9 (value is too large). 11. If a statistical value is currently undefined $q_exam() will return 10 (no statistical information) (e.g. using code 5 on an empty queue).
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p_ivl_queue_elem queue;
PLI_INT32 id;
PLI_INT32 length;
PLI_INT32 type;
PLI_INT32 head;
PLI_INT32 elems;
PLI_INT32 max_len;
PLI_INT32 have_shortest_statistic;
Add the stochastic (queue) tasks/function This patch adds full support for the stochastic tasks/functions except the mean inter-arrival and average wait statistics are not currently available. These will be added in a later patch. This implementation goes a bit beyond the standard and supports the following: 1. The job and inform arguments support 32 bit four state values. 2. The id for all routines, the job and inform arguments for $q_add(), the statistic code for $q_exam() along with the queue type and maximum length arguments for $q_initialize() can be less than or equal to 32 bits. The argument will be sign extended if needed to fill the internal 32 bit value. 3. The job and inform arguments to $q_remove() and the status argument for all the routines must be 32 bits, but do not have to be an integer variable (e.g. a 32 bit register or part select is OK). 4. An undefined bit in the id argument for any of the routines will return a status of 2 (undefined queue id). Undefined bits are not automatically converted to zero. 5. Undefined bits in the $q_initialize() queue type and maximum length arguments or the $q_exam() statistic code argument are also flagged as an error (are not converted to zero). 6. The $q_full() function returns 2 on error, the other routines that return a value $q_remove() job/inform arguments and the $q_exam() statistic value argument will usually return x on error. 7. An invalid statistic code will set the $q_exam() status to 8. 8. The $q_exam() statistic value argument can be 32 bits or larger. This allows returning large statistical time values. 9. All time values are internally saved in simulation time units. They will be converted to the calling module's time unit (with rounding) before they are returned. 10. If a $q_exam() statistical value is too large to fit into the variable the maximum positive value will be returned and the status code will be set to 9 (value is too large). 11. If a statistical value is currently undefined $q_exam() will return 10 (no statistical information) (e.g. using code 5 on an empty queue).
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} s_ivl_queue_base, *p_ivl_queue_base;
/*
* For now we keep the queues in a vector since there are likely not too many
* of them. We may need something more efficient later.
*/
static p_ivl_queue_base base = NULL;
static int64_t base_len = 0;
/*
* This routine is called at the end of simulation to free the queue memory.
*/
static PLI_INT32 cleanup_queue(p_cb_data cause)
{
PLI_INT32 idx;
(void) cause; /* Unused argument. */
for (idx = 0; idx < base_len; idx += 1) free(base[idx].queue);
free(base);
base = NULL;
base_len = 0;
return 0;
}
/*
* Add a new queue to the list, return 1 if there is not enough memory,
* otherwise return 0.
*/
static unsigned create_queue(PLI_INT32 id, PLI_INT32 type, PLI_INT32 length)
{
p_ivl_queue_base new_base;
p_ivl_queue_elem queue;
/* Allocate space for the new queue base. */
base_len += 1;
new_base = (p_ivl_queue_base) realloc(base,
base_len*sizeof(s_ivl_queue_base));
/* If we ran out of memory then fix the length and return a fail. */
if (new_base == NULL) {
base_len -= 1;
return 1;
}
base = new_base;
/* Allocate space for the queue elements. */
queue = (p_ivl_queue_elem) malloc(length*sizeof(s_ivl_queue_elem));
/* If we ran out of memory then fix the length and return a fail. */
if (queue == NULL) {
base_len -= 1;
return 1;
}
/* The memory was allocated so configure it. */
base[base_len-1].queue = queue;
base[base_len-1].id = id;
base[base_len-1].length = length;
base[base_len-1].type = type;
base[base_len-1].head = 0;
base[base_len-1].elems = 0;
base[base_len-1].max_len = 0;
base[base_len-1].shortest_wait_time = UINT64_MAX;
base[base_len-1].first_add_time = 0U;
base[base_len-1].latest_add_time = 0U;
base[base_len-1].wait_time_high = 0U;
base[base_len-1].wait_time_low = 0U;
base[base_len-1].number_of_adds = 0U;
base[base_len-1].have_shortest_statistic = 0;
Add the stochastic (queue) tasks/function This patch adds full support for the stochastic tasks/functions except the mean inter-arrival and average wait statistics are not currently available. These will be added in a later patch. This implementation goes a bit beyond the standard and supports the following: 1. The job and inform arguments support 32 bit four state values. 2. The id for all routines, the job and inform arguments for $q_add(), the statistic code for $q_exam() along with the queue type and maximum length arguments for $q_initialize() can be less than or equal to 32 bits. The argument will be sign extended if needed to fill the internal 32 bit value. 3. The job and inform arguments to $q_remove() and the status argument for all the routines must be 32 bits, but do not have to be an integer variable (e.g. a 32 bit register or part select is OK). 4. An undefined bit in the id argument for any of the routines will return a status of 2 (undefined queue id). Undefined bits are not automatically converted to zero. 5. Undefined bits in the $q_initialize() queue type and maximum length arguments or the $q_exam() statistic code argument are also flagged as an error (are not converted to zero). 6. The $q_full() function returns 2 on error, the other routines that return a value $q_remove() job/inform arguments and the $q_exam() statistic value argument will usually return x on error. 7. An invalid statistic code will set the $q_exam() status to 8. 8. The $q_exam() statistic value argument can be 32 bits or larger. This allows returning large statistical time values. 9. All time values are internally saved in simulation time units. They will be converted to the calling module's time unit (with rounding) before they are returned. 10. If a $q_exam() statistical value is too large to fit into the variable the maximum positive value will be returned and the status code will be set to 9 (value is too large). 11. If a statistical value is currently undefined $q_exam() will return 10 (no statistical information) (e.g. using code 5 on an empty queue).
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return 0;
}
/*
* Check to see if the given queue is full.
*/
static unsigned is_queue_full(int64_t idx)
{
if (base[idx].elems >= base[idx].length) return 1;
return 0;
}
/*
* Add the job and inform to the queue. Return 1 if the queue is full,
* otherwise return 0.
*/
static unsigned add_to_queue(int64_t idx, p_vpi_vecval job,
p_vpi_vecval inform)
{
PLI_INT32 length = base[idx].length;
PLI_INT32 type = base[idx].type;
PLI_INT32 head = base[idx].head;
PLI_INT32 elems = base[idx].elems;
PLI_INT32 loc;
s_vpi_time cur_time;
uint64_t c_time;
Add the stochastic (queue) tasks/function This patch adds full support for the stochastic tasks/functions except the mean inter-arrival and average wait statistics are not currently available. These will be added in a later patch. This implementation goes a bit beyond the standard and supports the following: 1. The job and inform arguments support 32 bit four state values. 2. The id for all routines, the job and inform arguments for $q_add(), the statistic code for $q_exam() along with the queue type and maximum length arguments for $q_initialize() can be less than or equal to 32 bits. The argument will be sign extended if needed to fill the internal 32 bit value. 3. The job and inform arguments to $q_remove() and the status argument for all the routines must be 32 bits, but do not have to be an integer variable (e.g. a 32 bit register or part select is OK). 4. An undefined bit in the id argument for any of the routines will return a status of 2 (undefined queue id). Undefined bits are not automatically converted to zero. 5. Undefined bits in the $q_initialize() queue type and maximum length arguments or the $q_exam() statistic code argument are also flagged as an error (are not converted to zero). 6. The $q_full() function returns 2 on error, the other routines that return a value $q_remove() job/inform arguments and the $q_exam() statistic value argument will usually return x on error. 7. An invalid statistic code will set the $q_exam() status to 8. 8. The $q_exam() statistic value argument can be 32 bits or larger. This allows returning large statistical time values. 9. All time values are internally saved in simulation time units. They will be converted to the calling module's time unit (with rounding) before they are returned. 10. If a $q_exam() statistical value is too large to fit into the variable the maximum positive value will be returned and the status code will be set to 9 (value is too large). 11. If a statistical value is currently undefined $q_exam() will return 10 (no statistical information) (e.g. using code 5 on an empty queue).
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assert(elems <= length);
/* If the queue is full we can't add anything. */
if (elems == length) return 1;
/* Increment the number of element since one will be added.*/
base[idx].elems += 1;
/* Save the job and inform to the queue. */
if (type == IVL_QUEUE_LIFO) {
assert(head == 0); /* For a LIFO head must always be zero. */
loc = elems;
} else {
assert(type == IVL_QUEUE_FIFO);
loc = head + elems;
if (loc >= length) loc -= length;
}
base[idx].queue[loc].job.aval = job->aval;
base[idx].queue[loc].job.bval = job->bval;
base[idx].queue[loc].inform.aval = inform->aval;
base[idx].queue[loc].inform.bval = inform->bval;
/* Save the current time with this entry for the statistics. */
cur_time.type = vpiSimTime;
vpi_get_time(NULL, &cur_time);
c_time = cur_time.high;
c_time <<= 32;
c_time |= cur_time.low;
base[idx].queue[loc].time = c_time;
Add the stochastic (queue) tasks/function This patch adds full support for the stochastic tasks/functions except the mean inter-arrival and average wait statistics are not currently available. These will be added in a later patch. This implementation goes a bit beyond the standard and supports the following: 1. The job and inform arguments support 32 bit four state values. 2. The id for all routines, the job and inform arguments for $q_add(), the statistic code for $q_exam() along with the queue type and maximum length arguments for $q_initialize() can be less than or equal to 32 bits. The argument will be sign extended if needed to fill the internal 32 bit value. 3. The job and inform arguments to $q_remove() and the status argument for all the routines must be 32 bits, but do not have to be an integer variable (e.g. a 32 bit register or part select is OK). 4. An undefined bit in the id argument for any of the routines will return a status of 2 (undefined queue id). Undefined bits are not automatically converted to zero. 5. Undefined bits in the $q_initialize() queue type and maximum length arguments or the $q_exam() statistic code argument are also flagged as an error (are not converted to zero). 6. The $q_full() function returns 2 on error, the other routines that return a value $q_remove() job/inform arguments and the $q_exam() statistic value argument will usually return x on error. 7. An invalid statistic code will set the $q_exam() status to 8. 8. The $q_exam() statistic value argument can be 32 bits or larger. This allows returning large statistical time values. 9. All time values are internally saved in simulation time units. They will be converted to the calling module's time unit (with rounding) before they are returned. 10. If a $q_exam() statistical value is too large to fit into the variable the maximum positive value will be returned and the status code will be set to 9 (value is too large). 11. If a statistical value is currently undefined $q_exam() will return 10 (no statistical information) (e.g. using code 5 on an empty queue).
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/* Increment the maximum length if needed. */
if (base[idx].max_len == elems) base[idx].max_len += 1;
/* Update the inter-arrival statistics. */
assert(base[idx].number_of_adds < UINT64_MAX);
base[idx].number_of_adds += 1;
if (base[idx].number_of_adds == 1) base[idx].first_add_time = c_time;
base[idx].latest_add_time = c_time;
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return 0;
}
/*
* Get the job and inform values from the queue. Return 1 if the queue is
* empty, otherwise return 0.
*/
static unsigned remove_from_queue(int64_t idx, p_vpi_vecval job,
p_vpi_vecval inform)
{
PLI_INT32 type = base[idx].type;
PLI_INT32 head = base[idx].head;
PLI_INT32 elems = base[idx].elems - 1;
PLI_INT32 loc;
s_vpi_time cur_time;
uint64_t c_time;
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assert(elems >= -1);
/* If the queue is empty we can't remove anything. */
if (elems < 0) return 1;
/* Decrement the number of element in the queue structure since one
* will be removed.*/
base[idx].elems -= 1;
/* Remove the job and inform from the queue. */
if (type == IVL_QUEUE_LIFO) {
assert(head == 0); /* For a LIFO head must always be zero. */
loc = elems;
} else {
assert(type == IVL_QUEUE_FIFO);
loc = head;
if (head + 1 == base[idx].length) base[idx].head = 0;
else base[idx].head += 1;
}
job->aval = base[idx].queue[loc].job.aval;
job->bval = base[idx].queue[loc].job.bval;
inform->aval = base[idx].queue[loc].inform.aval;
inform->bval = base[idx].queue[loc].inform.bval;
/* Get the current simulation time. */
cur_time.type = vpiSimTime;
vpi_get_time(NULL, &cur_time);
c_time = cur_time.high;
c_time <<= 32;
c_time |= cur_time.low;
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/* Set the shortest wait time if needed. */
assert(c_time >= base[idx].queue[loc].time);
c_time -= base[idx].queue[loc].time;
if (c_time < base[idx].shortest_wait_time) {
base[idx].shortest_wait_time = c_time;
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}
base[idx].have_shortest_statistic = 1;
/* Add the current element wait time to the total wait time. */
add_to_wait_time(&(base[idx].wait_time_high), &(base[idx].wait_time_low),
c_time);
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return 0;
}
/*
* Return the current queue length.
*/
static PLI_INT32 get_current_queue_length(int64_t idx)
{
return base[idx].elems;
}
/*
* Return the maximum queue length.
*/
static PLI_INT32 get_maximum_queue_length(int64_t idx)
{
return base[idx].max_len;
}
/*
* Return the longest wait time in the queue in base simulation units.
* Make sure to check that there are elements in the queue before calling
* this routine. The caller will need to scale the time as appropriate.
*/
static uint64_t get_longest_queue_time(int64_t idx)
{
s_vpi_time cur_time;
uint64_t c_time;
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/* Get the current simulation time. */
cur_time.type = vpiSimTime;
vpi_get_time(NULL, &cur_time);
c_time = cur_time.high;
c_time <<= 32;
c_time |= cur_time.low;
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/* Subtract the element with the longest time (the head) from the
* current time. */
assert(c_time >= base[idx].queue[base[idx].head].time);
c_time -= base[idx].queue[base[idx].head].time;
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return c_time;
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}
/*
* Check to see if there are inter-arrival time statistics.
*/
static unsigned have_interarrival_statistic(int64_t idx)
{
return (base[idx].number_of_adds >= 2U);
}
/*
* Return the mean inter-arrival time for the queue. This is just the
* latest add time minus the first add time divided be the number of time
* deltas (the number of adds - 1).
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*/
static uint64_t get_mean_interarrival_time(int64_t idx)
{
return ((base[idx].latest_add_time - base[idx].first_add_time) /
(base[idx].number_of_adds - 1U));
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}
/*
* Check to see if there are shortest wait time statistics.
*/
static unsigned have_shortest_wait_statistic(int64_t idx)
{
return (base[idx].have_shortest_statistic != 0);
}
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/*
* Return the shortest amount of time an element has waited in the queue.
*/
static uint64_t get_shortest_wait_time(int64_t idx)
{
return base[idx].shortest_wait_time;
}
/*
* Check to see if we have an average wait time statistics.
*/
static unsigned have_average_wait_statistic(int64_t idx)
{
return (base[idx].number_of_adds >= 1U);
}
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/*
* Return the average wait time in the queue.
*/
static uint64_t get_average_wait_time(int64_t idx)
{
PLI_INT32 length = base[idx].length;
PLI_INT32 loc = base[idx].head;
PLI_INT32 elems = base[idx].elems;
PLI_INT32 count;
/* Initialize the high and low time with the current total time. */
uint64_t high = base[idx].wait_time_high;
uint64_t low = base[idx].wait_time_low;
s_vpi_time cur_time;
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uint64_t c_time;
/* Get the current simulation time. */
cur_time.type = vpiSimTime;
vpi_get_time(NULL, &cur_time);
c_time = cur_time.high;
c_time <<= 32;
c_time |= cur_time.low;
/* For each element still in the queue, add its wait time to the
* total wait time. */
for (count = 0; count < elems; count += 1) {
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uint64_t add_time = base[idx].queue[loc].time;
assert(c_time >= add_time);
add_to_wait_time(&high, &low, c_time-add_time);
/* Move to the next element. */
loc += 1;
if (loc == length) loc = 0;
}
/* Return the average wait time. */
return calc_average_wait_time(high, low, base[idx].number_of_adds);
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}
/*
* Check to see if the given id already exists. Return the index for the
* queue if it exists, otherwise return -1.
*/
static int64_t get_id_index(PLI_INT32 id)
{
int64_t idx;
for (idx = 0; idx < base_len; idx += 1) {
if (id == base[idx].id) return idx;
}
return -1;
}
/*
* Check to see if the given value is bit based and has 32 or fewer bits.
*/
static unsigned is_32_or_smaller_obj(vpiHandle obj)
{
PLI_INT32 const_type;
unsigned rtn = 0;
assert(obj);
switch(vpi_get(vpiType, obj)) {
case vpiConstant:
case vpiParameter:
const_type = vpi_get(vpiConstType, obj);
if ((const_type != vpiRealConst) &&
(const_type != vpiStringConst)) rtn = 1;
break;
/* These can have valid 32 bit or smaller numeric values. */
case vpiIntegerVar:
case vpiBitVar:
case vpiByteVar:
case vpiShortIntVar:
case vpiIntVar:
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case vpiMemoryWord:
case vpiNet:
case vpiPartSelect:
case vpiReg:
rtn = 1;
break;
}
/* The object must be 32 bits or smaller. */
if (vpi_get(vpiSize, obj) > 32) rtn = 0;
return rtn;
}
/*
* Check to see if the argument is a variable that is exactly 32 bits in size.
*/
static void check_var_arg_32(vpiHandle arg, vpiHandle callh,
const char *name, const char *desc)
{
assert(arg);
switch (vpi_get(vpiType, arg)) {
case vpiMemoryWord:
case vpiPartSelect:
case vpiBitVar:
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case vpiReg: // Check that we have exactly 32 bits.
if (vpi_get(vpiSize, arg) != 32) {
vpi_printf("ERROR: %s:%d: ", vpi_get_str(vpiFile, callh),
(int)vpi_get(vpiLineNo, callh));
vpi_printf("%s's %s (variable) argument must be 32 bits.\n",
name, desc);
vpi_control(vpiFinish, 1);
}
case vpiIntegerVar:
case vpiIntVar:
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break;
default:
vpi_printf("ERROR: %s:%d: ", vpi_get_str(vpiFile, callh),
(int)vpi_get(vpiLineNo, callh));
vpi_printf("%s's %s argument must be a 32 bit variable.\n",
name, desc);
vpi_control(vpiFinish, 1);
}
}
/*
* Check to see if the argument is a variable of at least 32 bits.
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*/
static void check_var_arg_large(vpiHandle arg, vpiHandle callh,
const char *name, const char *desc)
{
assert(arg);
switch (vpi_get(vpiType, arg)) {
case vpiMemoryWord:
case vpiPartSelect:
case vpiBitVar:
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case vpiReg: // Check that we have at least 32 bits.
if (vpi_get(vpiSize, arg) < 32) {
vpi_printf("ERROR: %s:%d: ", vpi_get_str(vpiFile, callh),
(int)vpi_get(vpiLineNo, callh));
vpi_printf("%s's %s (variable) argument must have at least "
"32 bits.\n", name, desc);
vpi_control(vpiFinish, 1);
}
case vpiIntegerVar:
case vpiIntVar:
case vpiLongIntVar:
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case vpiTimeVar:
break;
default:
vpi_printf("ERROR: %s:%d: ", vpi_get_str(vpiFile, callh),
(int)vpi_get(vpiLineNo, callh));
vpi_printf("%s's %s argument must be a variable.\n", name, desc);
vpi_control(vpiFinish, 1);
}
}
/*
* Check that the given number of arguments are numeric.
*/
static unsigned check_numeric_args(vpiHandle argv, unsigned count,
vpiHandle callh, const char *name)
{
unsigned idx;
/* Check that the first count arguments are numeric. Currently
* only three are needed/supported. */
for (idx = 0; idx < count; idx += 1) {
const char *loc = NULL;
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vpiHandle arg = vpi_scan(argv);
/* Get the name for this argument. */
switch (idx) {
case 0: loc = "first"; break;
case 1: loc = "second"; break;
case 2: loc = "third"; break;
default: assert(0);
}
/* Check that there actually is an argument. */
if (! arg) {
vpi_printf("ERROR: %s:%d: ", vpi_get_str(vpiFile, callh),
(int)vpi_get(vpiLineNo, callh));
vpi_printf("%s requires a %s (<= 32 bit numeric) argument.\n",
name, loc);
vpi_control(vpiFinish, 1);
return 1;
}
/* Check that it is no more than 32 bits. */
if (! is_32_or_smaller_obj(arg)) {
vpi_printf("ERROR: %s:%d: ", vpi_get_str(vpiFile, callh),
(int)vpi_get(vpiLineNo, callh));
vpi_printf("%s's %s argument must be numeric (<= 32 bits).\n",
name, loc);
vpi_control(vpiFinish, 1);
}
}
return 0;
}
/*
* Check to see if the given argument is valid (does not have any X/Z bits).
* Return zero if it is valid and a positive value if it is invalid.
*/
static unsigned get_valid_32(vpiHandle arg, PLI_INT32 *value)
{
PLI_INT32 size, mask;
s_vpi_value val;
size = vpi_get(vpiSize, arg);
/* The compiletf routine should have already verified that this is
* <= 32 bits. */
assert((size <= 32) && (size > 0));
/* Create a mask so that we only check the appropriate bits. */
mask = UINT32_MAX >> (32 - size);
/* Get the value and return the possible integer value in the value
* variable. Return the b-value bits to indicate if the value is
* undefined (has X/Z bit). */
val.format = vpiVectorVal;
vpi_get_value(arg, &val);
*value = val.value.vector->aval & mask;
/* If the argument is signed and less than 32 bit we need to sign
* extend the value. */
if (vpi_get(vpiSigned, arg) && (size < 32)) {
if ((*value) & (1 << (size - 1))) *value |= ~mask;
}
return (val.value.vector->bval & mask);
}
static void get_four_state(vpiHandle arg, p_vpi_vecval vec)
{
PLI_INT32 size, mask;
s_vpi_value val;
size = vpi_get(vpiSize, arg);
/* The compiletf routine should have already verified that this is
* <= 32 bits. */
assert((size <= 32) && (size > 0));
/* Create a mask so that we only use the appropriate bits. */
mask = UINT32_MAX >> (32 - size);
/* Get the bits for the argument and save them in the return value. */
val.format = vpiVectorVal;
vpi_get_value(arg, &val);
vec->aval = val.value.vector->aval & mask;
vec->bval = val.value.vector->bval & mask;
/* If the argument is signed and less than 32 bit we need to sign
* extend the value. */
if (vpi_get(vpiSigned, arg) && (size < 32)) {
if (vec->aval & (1 << (size - 1))) vec->aval |= ~mask;
if (vec->bval & (1 << (size - 1))) vec->bval |= ~mask;
}
}
/*
* Fill the passed variable with x.
*/
static void fill_variable_with_x(vpiHandle var)
{
s_vpi_value val;
PLI_INT32 words = ((vpi_get(vpiSize, var) - 1) / 32) + 1;
PLI_INT32 idx;
p_vpi_vecval val_ptr = (p_vpi_vecval) malloc(words*sizeof(s_vpi_vecval));
assert(val_ptr);
/* Fill the vector with X. */
for (idx = 0; idx < words; idx += 1) {
val_ptr[idx].aval = 0xffffffff;
val_ptr[idx].bval = 0xffffffff;
}
/* Put the vector to the variable. */
val.format = vpiVectorVal;
val.value.vector = val_ptr;
vpi_put_value(var, &val, 0, vpiNoDelay);
free(val_ptr);
}
/*
* Fill the passed variable with the passed value if it fits. If it doesn't
* fit then set all bits to one and return that the value is too big instead
* of the normal OK. The value is a time and needs to be scaled to the
* calling module's timescale.
*/
static PLI_INT32 fill_variable_with_scaled_time(vpiHandle var, uint64_t c_time)
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{
s_vpi_value val;
PLI_INT32 size = vpi_get(vpiSize, var);
PLI_INT32 is_signed = vpi_get(vpiSigned, var);
PLI_INT32 words = ((size - 1) / 32) + 1;
uint64_t max_val = 0;
uint64_t scale = 1;
uint64_t frac;
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PLI_INT32 rtn, units, prec;
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p_vpi_vecval val_ptr = (p_vpi_vecval) malloc(words*sizeof(s_vpi_vecval));
assert(val_ptr);
assert(size >= 32);
assert(words > 0);
/* Scale the variable to match the calling module's timescale. */
prec = vpi_get(vpiTimePrecision, 0);
units = vpi_get(vpiTimeUnit, vpi_handle(vpiModule, var));
assert(units >= prec);
while (units > prec) {
scale *= 10;
units -= 1;
}
frac = c_time % scale;
c_time /= scale;
if ((scale > 1) && (frac >= scale/2)) c_time += 1;
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/* Find the maximum value + 1 that can be put into the variable. */
if (size < 64) {
max_val = 1;
max_val <<= (size - is_signed);
}
/* If the time is too big to fit then return the maximum positive
* value and that the value overflowed. Otherwise, return the time
* and OK. */
if (max_val && (c_time >= max_val)) {
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/* For a single word only the MSB is cleared if signed. */
if (words == 1) {
if (is_signed) {
val_ptr[0].aval = 0x7fffffff;
} else {
val_ptr[0].aval = 0xffffffff;
}
val_ptr[0].bval = 0x00000000;
/* For two words the lower word is filled with 1 and the top
* word has a size dependent fill if signed. */
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} else {
assert(words == 2);
val_ptr[0].aval = 0xffffffff;
val_ptr[0].bval = 0x00000000;
if (is_signed) {
val_ptr[1].aval = ~(UINT32_MAX >> (size - 32));
} else {
val_ptr[1].aval = 0xffffffff;
}
val_ptr[1].bval = 0x00000000;
}
rtn = IVL_QUEUE_VALUE_OVERFLOWED;
} else {
/* Fill the vector with 0. */
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for (PLI_INT32 idx = 0; idx < words; idx += 1) {
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val_ptr[idx].aval = 0x00000000;
val_ptr[idx].bval = 0x00000000;
}
/* Add the time to the vector. */
switch (words) {
default:
val_ptr[1].aval = (c_time >> 32) & 0xffffffff;
// fallthrough
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case 1:
val_ptr[0].aval = c_time & 0xffffffff;
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}
rtn = IVL_QUEUE_OK;
}
/* Put the vector to the variable. */
val.format = vpiVectorVal;
val.value.vector = val_ptr;
vpi_put_value(var, &val, 0, vpiNoDelay);
free(val_ptr);
return rtn;
}
/*
* Check that the given $q_initialize() call has valid arguments.
*/
static PLI_INT32 sys_q_initialize_compiletf(ICARUS_VPI_CONST PLI_BYTE8 *name)
{
vpiHandle callh = vpi_handle(vpiSysTfCall, 0);
vpiHandle argv = vpi_iterate(vpiArgument, callh);
vpiHandle arg;
/* Check that there are arguments. */
if (argv == 0) {
vpi_printf("ERROR: %s:%d: ", vpi_get_str(vpiFile, callh),
(int)vpi_get(vpiLineNo, callh));
vpi_printf("%s requires four arguments.\n", name);
vpi_control(vpiFinish, 1);
return 0;
}
/* Check that the first three arguments (the id, type and maximum
* length) are numeric. */
if (check_numeric_args(argv, 3, callh, name)) return 0;
/* The fourth argument (the status) must be a variable. */
arg = vpi_scan(argv);
if (! arg) {
vpi_printf("ERROR: %s:%d: ", vpi_get_str(vpiFile, callh),
(int)vpi_get(vpiLineNo, callh));
vpi_printf("%s requires a fourth (variable) argument.\n", name);
vpi_control(vpiFinish, 1);
return 0;
}
/* Check that the status argument is a 32 bit variable. */
check_var_arg_32(arg, callh, name, "fourth");
/* Make sure there are no extra arguments. */
check_for_extra_args(argv, callh, name, "four arguments", 0);
return 0;
}
/*
* The runtime code for $q_initialize().
*/
static PLI_INT32 sys_q_initialize_calltf(ICARUS_VPI_CONST PLI_BYTE8 *name)
{
vpiHandle callh = vpi_handle(vpiSysTfCall, 0);
vpiHandle argv = vpi_iterate(vpiArgument, callh);
vpiHandle status;
PLI_INT32 id, type, length;
s_vpi_value val;
unsigned invalid_id, invalid_type, invalid_length;
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(void)name; /* Parameter is not used. */
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/* Get the id. */
invalid_id = get_valid_32(vpi_scan(argv), &id);
/* Get the queue type. */
invalid_type = get_valid_32(vpi_scan(argv), &type);
/* Get the queue maximum length. */
invalid_length = get_valid_32(vpi_scan(argv), &length);
/* Get the status variable. */
status = vpi_scan(argv);
/* We are done with the argument iterator so free it. */
vpi_free_object(argv);
/* If the id is invalid then return. */
if (invalid_id) {
val.format = vpiIntVal;
val.value.integer = IVL_QUEUE_UNDEFINED_ID;
vpi_put_value(status, &val, 0, vpiNoDelay);
return 0;
}
/* Verify that the type is valid. */
if (invalid_type || ((type != IVL_QUEUE_FIFO) &&
(type != IVL_QUEUE_LIFO))) {
val.format = vpiIntVal;
val.value.integer = IVL_QUEUE_UNSUPPORTED_TYPE;
vpi_put_value(status, &val, 0, vpiNoDelay);
return 0;
}
/* Verify that the queue length is greater than zero. */
if (invalid_length || (length <= 0)) {
val.format = vpiIntVal;
val.value.integer = IVL_QUEUE_INVALID_LENGTH;
vpi_put_value(status, &val, 0, vpiNoDelay);
return 0;
}
/* Check that this is not a duplicate queue id. */
if (get_id_index(id) >= 0) {
val.format = vpiIntVal;
val.value.integer = IVL_QUEUE_DUPLICATE_ID;
vpi_put_value(status, &val, 0, vpiNoDelay);
return 0;
}
/* Create the queue and fail if we do not have enough memory. */
if (create_queue(id, type, length)) {
val.format = vpiIntVal;
val.value.integer = IVL_QUEUE_OUT_OF_MEMORY;
vpi_put_value(status, &val, 0, vpiNoDelay);
return 0;
}
/* The queue was initialized correctly so return OK. */
val.format = vpiIntVal;
val.value.integer = IVL_QUEUE_OK;
vpi_put_value(status, &val, 0, vpiNoDelay);
return 0;
}
/*
* Check that the given $q_add() call has valid arguments.
*/
static PLI_INT32 sys_q_add_compiletf(ICARUS_VPI_CONST PLI_BYTE8 *name)
{
vpiHandle callh = vpi_handle(vpiSysTfCall, 0);
vpiHandle argv = vpi_iterate(vpiArgument, callh);
vpiHandle arg;
/* Check that there are arguments. */
if (argv == 0) {
vpi_printf("ERROR: %s:%d: ", vpi_get_str(vpiFile, callh),
(int)vpi_get(vpiLineNo, callh));
vpi_printf("%s requires four arguments.\n", name);
vpi_control(vpiFinish, 1);
return 0;
}
/* Check that the first three arguments (the id, job and information)
* are numeric. */
if (check_numeric_args(argv, 3, callh, name)) return 0;
/* The fourth argument (the status) must be a variable. */
arg = vpi_scan(argv);
if (! arg) {
vpi_printf("ERROR: %s:%d: ", vpi_get_str(vpiFile, callh),
(int)vpi_get(vpiLineNo, callh));
vpi_printf("%s requires a fourth (variable) argument.\n", name);
vpi_control(vpiFinish, 1);
return 0;
}
/* Check that the status argument is a 32 bit variable. */
check_var_arg_32(arg, callh, name, "fourth");
/* Make sure there are no extra arguments. */
check_for_extra_args(argv, callh, name, "four arguments", 0);
return 0;
}
/*
* The runtime code for $q_add().
*/
static PLI_INT32 sys_q_add_calltf(ICARUS_VPI_CONST PLI_BYTE8 *name)
{
vpiHandle callh = vpi_handle(vpiSysTfCall, 0);
vpiHandle argv = vpi_iterate(vpiArgument, callh);
vpiHandle status;
PLI_INT32 id;
int64_t idx;
s_vpi_vecval job, inform;
s_vpi_value val;
unsigned invalid_id;
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(void)name; /* Parameter is not used. */
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/* Get the id. */
invalid_id = get_valid_32(vpi_scan(argv), &id);
/* Get the job. */
get_four_state(vpi_scan(argv), &job);
/* Get the value. */
get_four_state(vpi_scan(argv), &inform);
/* Get the status variable. */
status = vpi_scan(argv);
/* We are done with the argument iterator so free it. */
vpi_free_object(argv);
/* Verify that the id is valid. */
idx = get_id_index(id);
if (invalid_id || (idx < 0)) {
val.format = vpiIntVal;
val.value.integer = IVL_QUEUE_UNDEFINED_ID;
vpi_put_value(status, &val, 0, vpiNoDelay);
return 0;
}
/* Add the data to the queue if it is not already full. */
if (add_to_queue(idx, &job, &inform)) {
val.format = vpiIntVal;
val.value.integer = IVL_QUEUE_FULL;
vpi_put_value(status, &val, 0, vpiNoDelay);
return 0;
}
/* The data was added to the queue so return OK. */
val.format = vpiIntVal;
val.value.integer = IVL_QUEUE_OK;
vpi_put_value(status, &val, 0, vpiNoDelay);
return 0;
}
/*
* Check that the given $q_remove() call has valid arguments.
*/
static PLI_INT32 sys_q_remove_compiletf(ICARUS_VPI_CONST PLI_BYTE8 *name)
{
vpiHandle callh = vpi_handle(vpiSysTfCall, 0);
vpiHandle argv = vpi_iterate(vpiArgument, callh);
vpiHandle arg;
/* Check that there are arguments. */
if (argv == 0) {
vpi_printf("ERROR: %s:%d: ", vpi_get_str(vpiFile, callh),
(int)vpi_get(vpiLineNo, callh));
vpi_printf("%s requires four arguments.\n", name);
vpi_control(vpiFinish, 1);
return 0;
}
/* The first argument (the id) must be numeric. */
if (! is_32_or_smaller_obj(vpi_scan(argv))) {
vpi_printf("ERROR: %s:%d: ", vpi_get_str(vpiFile, callh),
(int)vpi_get(vpiLineNo, callh));
vpi_printf("%s's first argument must be numeric (<= 32 bits).\n",
name);
vpi_control(vpiFinish, 1);
}
/* The second argument (the job id) must be a variable. */
arg = vpi_scan(argv);
if (! arg) {
vpi_printf("ERROR: %s:%d: ", vpi_get_str(vpiFile, callh),
(int)vpi_get(vpiLineNo, callh));
vpi_printf("%s requires a second (variable) argument.\n", name);
vpi_control(vpiFinish, 1);
return 0;
}
/* Check that the job id argument is a 32 bit variable. */
check_var_arg_32(arg, callh, name, "second");
/* The third argument (the information id) must be a variable. */
arg = vpi_scan(argv);
if (! arg) {
vpi_printf("ERROR: %s:%d: ", vpi_get_str(vpiFile, callh),
(int)vpi_get(vpiLineNo, callh));
vpi_printf("%s requires a third (variable) argument.\n", name);
vpi_control(vpiFinish, 1);
return 0;
}
/* Check that the information id argument is a 32 bit variable. */
check_var_arg_32(arg, callh, name, "third");
/* The fourth argument (the status) must be a variable. */
arg = vpi_scan(argv);
if (! arg) {
vpi_printf("ERROR: %s:%d: ", vpi_get_str(vpiFile, callh),
(int)vpi_get(vpiLineNo, callh));
vpi_printf("%s requires a fourth (variable) argument.\n", name);
vpi_control(vpiFinish, 1);
return 0;
}
/* Check that the status argument is a 32 bit variable. */
check_var_arg_32(arg, callh, name, "fourth");
/* Make sure there are no extra arguments. */
check_for_extra_args(argv, callh, name, "four arguments", 0);
return 0;
}
/*
* The runtime code for $q_remove().
*/
static PLI_INT32 sys_q_remove_calltf(ICARUS_VPI_CONST PLI_BYTE8 *name)
{
vpiHandle callh = vpi_handle(vpiSysTfCall, 0);
vpiHandle argv = vpi_iterate(vpiArgument, callh);
vpiHandle job, inform, status;
PLI_INT32 id, idx;
s_vpi_vecval job_val, inform_val;
s_vpi_value val;
unsigned invalid_id;
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(void)name; /* Parameter is not used. */
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/* Get the id. */
invalid_id = get_valid_32(vpi_scan(argv), &id);
/* Get the job variable. */
job = vpi_scan(argv);
/* Get the inform variable. */
inform = vpi_scan(argv);
/* Get the status variable. */
status = vpi_scan(argv);
/* We are done with the argument iterator so free it. */
vpi_free_object(argv);
/* Verify that the id is valid. */
idx = get_id_index(id);
if (invalid_id || (idx < 0)) {
fill_variable_with_x(job);
fill_variable_with_x(inform);
val.format = vpiIntVal;
val.value.integer = IVL_QUEUE_UNDEFINED_ID;
vpi_put_value(status, &val, 0, vpiNoDelay);
return 0;
}
/* Remove the data from the queue if it is not already empty. */
if (remove_from_queue(idx, &job_val, &inform_val)) {
fill_variable_with_x(job);
fill_variable_with_x(inform);
val.format = vpiIntVal;
val.value.integer = IVL_QUEUE_EMPTY;
vpi_put_value(status, &val, 0, vpiNoDelay);
return 0;
}
val.format = vpiVectorVal;
val.value.vector = &job_val;
vpi_put_value(job, &val, 0, vpiNoDelay);
val.format = vpiVectorVal;
val.value.vector = &inform_val;
vpi_put_value(inform, &val, 0, vpiNoDelay);
/* The data was added to the queue so return OK. */
val.format = vpiIntVal;
val.value.integer = IVL_QUEUE_OK;
vpi_put_value(status, &val, 0, vpiNoDelay);
return 0;
}
/*
* Check that the given $q_full() call has valid arguments.
*/
static PLI_INT32 sys_q_full_compiletf(ICARUS_VPI_CONST PLI_BYTE8 *name)
{
vpiHandle callh = vpi_handle(vpiSysTfCall, 0);
vpiHandle argv = vpi_iterate(vpiArgument, callh);
vpiHandle arg;
/* Check that there are arguments. */
if (argv == 0) {
vpi_printf("ERROR: %s:%d: ", vpi_get_str(vpiFile, callh),
(int)vpi_get(vpiLineNo, callh));
vpi_printf("%s requires two arguments.\n", name);
vpi_control(vpiFinish, 1);
return 0;
}
/* The first argument (the id) must be numeric. */
if (! is_32_or_smaller_obj(vpi_scan(argv))) {
vpi_printf("ERROR: %s:%d: ", vpi_get_str(vpiFile, callh),
(int)vpi_get(vpiLineNo, callh));
vpi_printf("%s's first argument must be numeric (<= 32 bits).\n",
name);
vpi_control(vpiFinish, 1);
}
/* The second argument (the status) must be a variable. */
arg = vpi_scan(argv);
if (! arg) {
vpi_printf("ERROR: %s:%d: ", vpi_get_str(vpiFile, callh),
(int)vpi_get(vpiLineNo, callh));
vpi_printf("%s requires a second (variable) argument.\n", name);
vpi_control(vpiFinish, 1);
return 0;
}
/* Check that the status argument is a 32 bit variable. */
check_var_arg_32(arg, callh, name, "second");
/* Make sure there are no extra arguments. */
check_for_extra_args(argv, callh, name, "two arguments", 0);
return 0;
}
/*
* The runtime code for $q_full().
*/
static PLI_INT32 sys_q_full_calltf(ICARUS_VPI_CONST PLI_BYTE8 *name)
{
vpiHandle callh = vpi_handle(vpiSysTfCall, 0);
vpiHandle argv = vpi_iterate(vpiArgument, callh);
vpiHandle status;
PLI_INT32 id, idx;
s_vpi_value val;
unsigned invalid_id;
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(void)name; /* Parameter is not used. */
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/* Get the id. */
invalid_id = get_valid_32(vpi_scan(argv), &id);
/* Get the status variable. */
status = vpi_scan(argv);
/* We are done with the argument iterator so free it. */
vpi_free_object(argv);
/* Verify that the id is valid. */
idx = get_id_index(id);
if (invalid_id || (idx < 0)) {
val.format = vpiIntVal;
val.value.integer = IVL_QUEUE_UNDEFINED_ID;
vpi_put_value(status, &val, 0, vpiNoDelay);
fill_variable_with_x(callh);
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return 0;
}
/* Get the queue state and return it. */
val.format = vpiIntVal;
if (is_queue_full(idx)) val.value.integer = 1;
else val.value.integer = 0;
vpi_put_value(callh, &val, 0, vpiNoDelay);
/* The queue state was passed back so return OK. */
val.format = vpiIntVal;
val.value.integer = IVL_QUEUE_OK;
vpi_put_value(status, &val, 0, vpiNoDelay);
return 0;
}
/*
* Check that the given $q_exam() call has valid arguments.
*/
static PLI_INT32 sys_q_exam_compiletf(ICARUS_VPI_CONST PLI_BYTE8 *name)
{
vpiHandle callh = vpi_handle(vpiSysTfCall, 0);
vpiHandle argv = vpi_iterate(vpiArgument, callh);
vpiHandle arg;
/* Check that there are arguments. */
if (argv == 0) {
vpi_printf("ERROR: %s:%d: ", vpi_get_str(vpiFile, callh),
(int)vpi_get(vpiLineNo, callh));
vpi_printf("%s requires four arguments.\n", name);
vpi_control(vpiFinish, 1);
return 0;
}
/* Check that the first two arguments (the id and code) are numeric. */
if (check_numeric_args(argv, 2, callh, name)) return 0;
/* The third argument (the value) must be a variable. */
arg = vpi_scan(argv);
if (! arg) {
vpi_printf("ERROR: %s:%d: ", vpi_get_str(vpiFile, callh),
(int)vpi_get(vpiLineNo, callh));
vpi_printf("%s requires a third (variable) argument.\n", name);
vpi_control(vpiFinish, 1);
return 0;
}
/* Check that the value argument is a variable with at least
* 32 bits. */
check_var_arg_large(arg, callh, name, "third");
/* The fourth argument (the status) must be a variable. */
arg = vpi_scan(argv);
if (! arg) {
vpi_printf("ERROR: %s:%d: ", vpi_get_str(vpiFile, callh),
(int)vpi_get(vpiLineNo, callh));
vpi_printf("%s requires a fourth (variable) argument.\n", name);
vpi_control(vpiFinish, 1);
return 0;
}
/* Check that the status argument is a 32 bit variable. */
check_var_arg_32(arg, callh, name, "fourth");
/* Make sure there are no extra arguments. */
check_for_extra_args(argv, callh, name, "two arguments", 0);
return 0;
}
/*
* The runtime code for $q_exam().
*/
static PLI_INT32 sys_q_exam_calltf(ICARUS_VPI_CONST PLI_BYTE8 *name)
{
vpiHandle callh = vpi_handle(vpiSysTfCall, 0);
vpiHandle argv = vpi_iterate(vpiArgument, callh);
vpiHandle value, status;
PLI_INT32 id, code, idx, rtn;
s_vpi_value val;
unsigned invalid_id, invalid_code;
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(void)name; /* Parameter is not used. */
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/* Get the id. */
invalid_id = get_valid_32(vpi_scan(argv), &id);
/* Get the code. */
invalid_code = get_valid_32(vpi_scan(argv), &code);
/* Get the value variable. */
value = vpi_scan(argv);
/* Get the status variable. */
status = vpi_scan(argv);
/* We are done with the argument iterator so free it. */
vpi_free_object(argv);
/* Verify that the id is valid. */
idx = get_id_index(id);
if (invalid_id || (idx < 0)) {
fill_variable_with_x(value);
val.format = vpiIntVal;
val.value.integer = IVL_QUEUE_UNDEFINED_ID;
vpi_put_value(status, &val, 0, vpiNoDelay);
return 0;
}
/* Verify that the code is valid. */
if (invalid_code || (code <= 0) || (code > 6)) {
fill_variable_with_x(value);
val.format = vpiIntVal;
val.value.integer = IVL_QUEUE_UNDEFINED_STAT_CODE;
vpi_put_value(status, &val, 0, vpiNoDelay);
return 0;
}
rtn = IVL_QUEUE_OK;
/* Calculate the requested queue information. */
switch (code) {
/* The current queue length. */
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case IVL_QUEUE_LENGTH:
val.format = vpiIntVal;
val.value.integer = get_current_queue_length(idx);
vpi_put_value(value, &val, 0, vpiNoDelay);
break;
/* The mean inter-arrival time. */
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case IVL_QUEUE_MEAN:
if (have_interarrival_statistic(idx) == 0) {
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fill_variable_with_x(value);
rtn = IVL_QUEUE_NO_STATISTICS;
} else {
uint64_t ia_time = get_mean_interarrival_time(idx);
rtn = fill_variable_with_scaled_time(value, ia_time);
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}
break;
/* The maximum queue length. */
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case IVL_QUEUE_MAX_LENGTH:
val.format = vpiIntVal;
val.value.integer = get_maximum_queue_length(idx);
vpi_put_value(value, &val, 0, vpiNoDelay);
break;
/* The shortest queue wait time ever. */
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case IVL_QUEUE_SHORTEST:
if (have_shortest_wait_statistic(idx) == 0) {
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fill_variable_with_x(value);
rtn = IVL_QUEUE_NO_STATISTICS;
} else {
uint64_t sw_time = get_shortest_wait_time(idx);
rtn = fill_variable_with_scaled_time(value, sw_time);
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}
break;
/* The longest wait time for elements still in the queue. */
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case IVL_QUEUE_LONGEST:
if (get_current_queue_length(idx) == 0) {
fill_variable_with_x(value);
rtn = IVL_QUEUE_NO_STATISTICS;
} else {
uint64_t lq_time = get_longest_queue_time(idx);
rtn = fill_variable_with_scaled_time(value, lq_time);
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}
break;
/* The average queue wait time. */
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case IVL_QUEUE_AVERAGE:
if (have_average_wait_statistic(idx) == 0) {
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fill_variable_with_x(value);
rtn = IVL_QUEUE_NO_STATISTICS;
} else {
uint64_t aw_time = get_average_wait_time(idx);
rtn = fill_variable_with_scaled_time(value, aw_time);
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}
break;
default:
assert(0);
}
/* The queue information was passed back so now return the status. */
val.format = vpiIntVal;
val.value.integer = rtn;
vpi_put_value(status, &val, 0, vpiNoDelay);
return 0;
}
/*
* Routine to register the system tasks/functions provided in this file.
*/
void sys_queue_register(void)
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{
s_vpi_systf_data tf_data;
s_cb_data cb;
vpiHandle res;
tf_data.type = vpiSysTask;
tf_data.tfname = "$q_initialize";
tf_data.calltf = sys_q_initialize_calltf;
tf_data.compiletf = sys_q_initialize_compiletf;
tf_data.sizetf = 0;
tf_data.user_data = "$q_initialize";
res = vpi_register_systf(&tf_data);
vpip_make_systf_system_defined(res);
tf_data.type = vpiSysTask;
tf_data.tfname = "$q_add";
tf_data.calltf = sys_q_add_calltf;
tf_data.compiletf = sys_q_add_compiletf;
tf_data.sizetf = 0;
tf_data.user_data = "$q_add";
res = vpi_register_systf(&tf_data);
vpip_make_systf_system_defined(res);
tf_data.type = vpiSysTask;
tf_data.tfname = "$q_remove";
tf_data.calltf = sys_q_remove_calltf;
tf_data.compiletf = sys_q_remove_compiletf;
tf_data.sizetf = 0;
tf_data.user_data = "$q_remove";
res = vpi_register_systf(&tf_data);
vpip_make_systf_system_defined(res);
tf_data.type = vpiSysFunc;
tf_data.sysfunctype = vpiSysFuncInt;
tf_data.tfname = "$q_full";
tf_data.calltf = sys_q_full_calltf;
tf_data.compiletf = sys_q_full_compiletf;
tf_data.sizetf = 0; /* Not needed for a vpiSysFuncInt. */
tf_data.user_data = "$q_full";
res = vpi_register_systf(&tf_data);
vpip_make_systf_system_defined(res);
tf_data.type = vpiSysTask;
tf_data.tfname = "$q_exam";
tf_data.calltf = sys_q_exam_calltf;
tf_data.compiletf = sys_q_exam_compiletf;
tf_data.sizetf = 0;
tf_data.user_data = "$q_exam";
res = vpi_register_systf(&tf_data);
vpip_make_systf_system_defined(res);
/* Create a callback to clear all the queue memory when the
* simulator finishes. */
cb.time = NULL;
cb.reason = cbEndOfSimulation;
cb.cb_rtn = cleanup_queue;
cb.user_data = 0x0;
cb.obj = 0x0;
vpi_register_cb(&cb);
}