sysc/kernel/sc_simcontext_int.h

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  sc_simcontext_int.h -- For inline definitions of some utility functions.
                         DO NOT EXPORT THIS INCLUDE FILE. Include this file
                         after "sc_process_int.h" so that we can get the base
                         class right.

  Original Author: Stan Y. Liao, Synopsys, Inc.

  CHANGE LOG AT THE END OF THE FILE
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#ifndef SC_SIMCONTEXT_INT_H
#define SC_SIMCONTEXT_INT_H

#include "sysc/kernel/sc_simcontext.h"
#include "sysc/kernel/sc_runnable.h"
#include "sysc/kernel/sc_runnable_int.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


namespace sc_core {

inline
const char*
sc_get_current_process_name()
{
    sc_process_b* active_p; // active process to get name of.
    const char*   result;   // name of active process.

    active_p = sc_get_curr_simcontext()->get_curr_proc();
    if ( active_p )
        result = active_p->name();
    else
        result = "** NONE **";
    return result;
}

// We use m_current_writer rather than m_curr_proc_info.process_handle to
// return the active process for sc_signal<T>::check_write since that lets
// us turn it off a library compile time, and only incur the overhead at
// the time of process switches rather than having to interrogate an
// additional switch every time a signal is written.

inline
void
sc_simcontext::set_curr_proc( sc_process_b* process_h )
{
    assert( 0 ); // 10/29/2014 GL TODO: clean up the codes later
    //m_curr_proc_info.process_handle = process_h;
    //m_curr_proc_info.kind           = process_h->proc_kind();
    //m_current_writer = m_write_check ? process_h : (sc_object*)0;
}

inline
void
sc_simcontext::reset_curr_proc()
{
    //m_curr_proc_info.process_handle = 0;
    //m_curr_proc_info.kind           = SC_NO_PROC_;
    //m_current_writer                = 0;
    sc_process_b::m_last_created_process_p = 0; 
}

inline
void
sc_simcontext::execute_method_next( sc_method_handle method_h )
{
    m_runnable->execute_method_next( method_h );
}

inline
void
sc_simcontext::execute_thread_next( sc_thread_handle thread_h )
{
    m_runnable->execute_thread_next( thread_h );
}

// +----------------------------------------------------------------------------
// |"sc_simcontext::preempt_with"
// | 
// | This method executes the supplied thread immediately, suspending the
// | caller. After executing the supplied thread the caller's execution will
// | be restored. It is used to allow a thread to immediately throw an 
// | exception, e.g., when the thread'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 another thread instance, e.g., murder by thread.
// |   (3) The caller is this thread instance, e.g., suicide.
// |
// | Arguments:
// |     thread_h -> thread to be executed.
// +----------------------------------------------------------------------------
inline
void
sc_simcontext::preempt_with( sc_thread_handle thread_h )
{
    assert( 0 ); // 10/28/2014 GL TODO: clean up the codes later
/*

    sc_thread_handle  active_p;    // active thread or null.
    sc_curr_proc_info caller_info; // process info for caller.

    // 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_p = DCAST<sc_thread_handle>(sc_get_current_process_b());
    if ( thread_h->next_runnable() != NULL )
        remove_runnable_thread( thread_h );

    // THE CALLER IS A METHOD:
    //
    //   (a) Set the current process information to our thread.
    //   (b) If the method was called by an invoker thread push that thread
    //       onto the front of the run queue, this will cause the method
    //       to be resumed after this thread waits.
    //   (c) Invoke our thread directly by-passing the run queue.
    //   (d) Restore the process info to the caller.
    //   (e) Check to see if the calling method should throw an exception
    //       because of activity that occurred during the preemption.

    if ( active_p == NULL )
    {
        std::vector<sc_thread_handle>* invokers_p;  // active invokers stack.
        sc_thread_handle           invoke_thread_p; // latest invocation thread.
        sc_method_handle           method_p;        // active method.

        method_p = DCAST<sc_method_handle>(sc_get_current_process_b());
        invokers_p = &get_active_invokers();
        caller_info = m_curr_proc_info;
        if ( invokers_p->size() != 0 )
        {
            invoke_thread_p = invokers_p->back();
            DEBUG_MSG( DEBUG_NAME, invoke_thread_p, 
                "queueing invocation thread to execute next" );
            execute_thread_next(invoke_thread_p);
        }
        DEBUG_MSG( DEBUG_NAME, thread_h, "preempting method with thread" );
        set_curr_proc( (sc_process_b*)thread_h );
        m_cor_pkg->yield( thread_h->m_cor_p );
        m_curr_proc_info = caller_info; 
        DEBUG_MSG(DEBUG_NAME, thread_h, "back from preempting method w/thread");
        method_p->check_for_throws();
    }

    // CALLER IS A THREAD, BUT NOT THE THREAD TO BE RUN:
    //
    //   (a) Push the calling thread onto the front of the runnable queue
    //       so it be the first thread to be run after this thread.
    //   (b) Push the thread to be run onto the front of the runnable queue so 
    //       it will execute when we suspend the calling thread.
    //   (c) Suspend the active thread.

    else if ( active_p != thread_h )
    {
        DEBUG_MSG( DEBUG_NAME, thread_h,
                   "preempting active thread with thread" );
        execute_thread_next( active_p );
        execute_thread_next( thread_h );
        active_p->suspend_me();
    }

    // CALLER IS THE THREAD TO BE RUN:
    //
    //   (a) Push the thread to be run onto the front of the runnable queue so 
    //       it will execute when we suspend the calling thread.
    //   (b) Suspend the active thread.

    else
    {
        DEBUG_MSG(DEBUG_NAME,thread_h,"self preemption of active thread");
        execute_thread_next( thread_h );
        active_p->suspend_me();
    }*/
}


inline
void
sc_simcontext::push_runnable_method( sc_method_handle method_h )
{
    m_runnable->push_back_method( method_h );
}

inline
void
sc_simcontext::push_runnable_method_front( sc_method_handle method_h )
{
    m_runnable->push_front_method( method_h );
}

inline
void
sc_simcontext::push_runnable_thread( sc_thread_handle thread_h )
{
    m_runnable->push_back_thread( thread_h );
}

inline
void
sc_simcontext::push_runnable_thread_front( sc_thread_handle thread_h )
{
    m_runnable->push_front_thread( thread_h );
}


inline
sc_method_handle
sc_simcontext::pop_runnable_method()
{
    sc_method_handle method_h = m_runnable->pop_method();
    if( method_h == 0 ) {
        reset_curr_proc();
        return 0;
    }
//    set_curr_proc( (sc_process_b*)method_h );
    return method_h;
}

inline
sc_thread_handle
sc_simcontext::pop_runnable_thread()
{
    sc_thread_handle thread_h = m_runnable->pop_thread();
    if( thread_h == 0 ) {
        reset_curr_proc();
        return 0;
    }
//    set_curr_proc( (sc_process_b*)thread_h );
    return thread_h;
}

inline
void
sc_simcontext::remove_runnable_method( sc_method_handle method_h )
{
    m_runnable->remove_method( method_h );
}

inline
void
sc_simcontext::remove_runnable_thread( sc_thread_handle thread_h )
{
    m_runnable->remove_thread( thread_h );
}

inline
std::vector<sc_thread_handle>&
sc_simcontext::get_active_invokers()
{
    return m_active_invokers;
}

// ----------------------------------------------------------------------------

extern void sc_defunct_process_function( sc_module* );


} // namespace sc_core

#undef DEBUG_MSG
#undef DEBUG_NAME

// $Log: sc_simcontext_int.h,v $
// Revision 1.14  2011/08/29 18:04:32  acg
//  Philipp A. Hartmann: miscellaneous clean ups.
//
// Revision 1.13  2011/08/26 20:46:11  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 1.12  2011/07/29 22:45:06  acg
//  Andy Goodrich: added invocation of sc_method_process::check_for_throws()
//  to the preempt_with() code to handle case where the preempting process
//  causes a throw on the invoking method process.
//
// Revision 1.11  2011/04/13 02:45:11  acg
//  Andy Goodrich: eliminated warning message that occurred if the DEBUG_MSG
//  macro was used.
//
// Revision 1.10  2011/04/11 22:05:48  acg
//  Andy Goodrich: use the DEBUG_NAME macro in DEBUG_MSG invocations.
//
// Revision 1.9  2011/04/10 22:12:32  acg
//  Andy Goodrich: adding debugging macros.
//
// Revision 1.8  2011/04/08 18:26:07  acg
//  Andy Goodrich: added execute_method_next() to handle method dispatch
//   for asynchronous notifications that occur outside the evaluation phase.
//
// Revision 1.7  2011/02/18 20:27:14  acg
//  Andy Goodrich: Updated Copyrights.
//
// Revision 1.6  2011/02/13 21:47:38  acg
//  Andy Goodrich: update copyright notice.
//
// Revision 1.5  2011/02/08 08:17:50  acg
//  Andy Goodrich: fixed bug in preempt_with() where I was resetting the
//  process context rather than saving and restoring it.
//
// Revision 1.4  2011/02/01 21:12:56  acg
//  Andy Goodrich: addition of preempt_with() method to allow immediate
//  execution of threads for throws.
//
// Revision 1.3  2011/01/25 20:50:37  acg
//  Andy Goodrich: changes for IEEE 1666 2011.
//
// Revision 1.2  2008/05/22 17:06:26  acg
//  Andy Goodrich: updated copyright notice to include 2008.
//
// Revision 1.1.1.1  2006/12/15 20:20:05  acg
// SystemC 2.3
//
// Revision 1.6  2006/05/26 20:33:16  acg
//   Andy Goodrich: changes required by additional platform compilers (i.e.,
//   Microsoft VC++, Sun Forte, HP aCC).
//
// Revision 1.5  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 1.4  2006/01/18 21:42:37  acg
// Andy Goodrich: Changes for check writer support.
//
// Revision 1.3  2006/01/13 18:44:30  acg
// Added $Log to record CVS changes into the source.

#endif

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