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#ifndef CPU_TESTERS_PROTOCOL_TESTER_PROTOCOL_TESTER_HH_
#define CPU_TESTERS_PROTOCOL_TESTER_PROTOCOL_TESTER_HH_
 
/*
 * The tester includes the main ProtocolTester that manages all ports to the
 * memory system.
 * TesterThreads are mapped to certain data port(s)
 *
 * TesterThreads inject memory requests through their data ports.
 * The tester receives and validates responses from the memory.
 *
 * Main components
 *    - AddressManager: generate DRF request streams &
 *                      validate data response against an internal log_table
 *    - Episode: a sequence of requests
 *    - Thread: either GPU wavefront or CPU thread
 */
 
#include <iostream>
#include <map>
#include <string>
#include <vector>
 
#include "base/types.hh"
#include "cpu/testers/gpu_ruby_test/address_manager.hh"
#include "mem/packet.hh"
#include "mem/ruby/system/RubyPort.hh"
#include "mem/token_port.hh"
#include "params/ProtocolTester.hh"
 
class TesterThread;
class CpuThread;
class GpuWavefront;
 
class ProtocolTester : public ClockedObject
{
  public:
    class SeqPort : public RequestPort
    {
      public:
        SeqPort(const std::string &_name, ProtocolTester *_tester, PortID _id,
                PortID _index)
            : RequestPort(_name, _tester, _id)
        {}
 
      protected:
        virtual bool recvTimingResp(PacketPtr pkt);
        virtual void recvReqRetry()
            { panic("%s does not expect a retry\n", name()); }
    };
 
    class GMTokenPort : public TokenRequestPort
    {
        public:
            GMTokenPort(const std::string& name, ProtocolTester *_tester,
                        PortID id = InvalidPortID)
                : TokenRequestPort(name, _tester, id)
            {}
            ~GMTokenPort() {}
 
        protected:
            bool recvTimingResp(PacketPtr) { return false; }
            void recvReqRetry() {}
    };
 
    struct SenderState : public Packet::SenderState
    {
        TesterThread* th;
        SenderState(TesterThread* _th)
        {
            assert(_th);
            th = _th;
        }
 
        ~SenderState()
        {}
    };
 
  public:
    typedef ProtocolTesterParams Params;
    ProtocolTester(const Params &p);
    ~ProtocolTester();
 
    typedef AddressManager::Location Location;
    typedef AddressManager::Value Value;
 
    void init() override;
    RequestorID requestorId() { return _requestorId; };
    Port& getPort(const std::string &if_name,
                  PortID idx=InvalidPortID) override;
 
    int getEpisodeLength() const { return episodeLength; }
    // return pointer to the address manager
    AddressManager* getAddressManager() const { return addrManager; }
    // return true if the tester should stop issuing new episodes
    bool checkExit();
    // verify if a location to be picked for LD/ST will satisfy
    // data race free requirement
    bool checkDRF(Location atomic_loc, Location loc, bool isStore) const;
    // return the next episode id and increment it
    int getNextEpisodeID() { return nextEpisodeId++; }
    // get action sequence number
    int getActionSeqNum() { return actionCount++; }
 
    // dump error log into a file and exit the simulation
    void dumpErrorLog(std::stringstream& ss);
 
  private:
    RequestorID _requestorId;
 
    // list of parameters taken from python scripts
    int numCpuPorts;
    int numDmaPorts;
    int numVectorPorts;
    int numSqcPorts;
    int numScalarPorts;
    int numTokenPorts;
    int numCusPerSqc;
    int numCusPerScalar;
    int numWfsPerCu;
    int numWisPerWf;
    int numCuTokens;
    // parameters controlling the address range that the tester can access
    int numAtomicLocs;
    int numNormalLocsPerAtomic;
    // the number of actions in an episode (episodeLength +- random number)
    int episodeLength;
    // the maximum number of episodes to be completed by this tester
    int maxNumEpisodes;
    // are we debuggin the tester
    bool debugTester;
 
    // all available requestor ports connected to Ruby
    std::vector<RequestPort*> cpuPorts;      // cpu data ports
    std::vector<RequestPort*> dmaPorts;      // DMA data ports
    std::vector<RequestPort*> cuVectorPorts; // ports to GPU vector cache
    std::vector<RequestPort*> cuSqcPorts;    // ports to GPU inst cache
    std::vector<RequestPort*> cuScalarPorts; // ports to GPU scalar cache
    std::vector<TokenManager*> cuTokenManagers;
    std::vector<GMTokenPort*> cuTokenPorts;
    // all CPU, DMA, and GPU threads
    std::vector<CpuThread*> cpuThreads;
    std::vector<DmaThread*> dmaThreads;
    std::vector<GpuWavefront*> wfs;
 
    // address manager that (1) generates DRF sequences of requests,
    //                      (2) manages an internal log table and
    //                      (3) validate response data
    AddressManager* addrManager;
 
    // number of CPUs and CUs
    int numCpus;
    int numDmas;
    int numCus;
    // unique id of the next episode
    int nextEpisodeId;
 
    // global action count. Overflow is fine. It's used to uniquely identify
    // per-wave & per-instruction memory requests in the coalescer
    int actionCount;
 
    // if an exit signal was already sent
    bool sentExitSignal;
 
    OutputStream* logFile;
};
 
#endif /* CPU_TESTERS_PROTOCOL_TESTER_PROTOCOL_TESTER_HH_ */