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#include "cpu/checker/cpu.hh"
 
#include <list>
#include <string>
 
#include "arch/generic/tlb.hh"
#include "cpu/base.hh"
#include "cpu/simple_thread.hh"
#include "cpu/static_inst.hh"
#include "cpu/thread_context.hh"
#include "cpu/utils.hh"
#include "params/CheckerCPU.hh"
#include "sim/full_system.hh"
 
namespace gem5
{
 
void
CheckerCPU::init()
{
    requestorId = systemPtr->getRequestorId(this);
    tc->getIsaPtr()->setThreadContext(tc);
}
 
CheckerCPU::CheckerCPU(const Params &p)
    : BaseCPU(p, true),
      zeroReg(params().isa[0]->regClasses().at(IntRegClass).zeroReg()),
      systemPtr(NULL), icachePort(NULL), dcachePort(NULL),
      tc(NULL), thread(NULL),
      unverifiedReq(nullptr),
      unverifiedMemData(nullptr)
{
    curStaticInst = NULL;
    curMacroStaticInst = NULL;
 
    numInst = 0;
    startNumInst = 0;
    numLoad = 0;
    startNumLoad = 0;
    youngestSN = 0;
 
    changedPC = willChangePC = false;
 
    exitOnError = p.exitOnError;
    warnOnlyOnLoadError = p.warnOnlyOnLoadError;
    mmu = p.mmu;
    workload = p.workload;
 
    updateOnError = true;
}
 
CheckerCPU::~CheckerCPU()
{
}
 
void
CheckerCPU::setSystem(System *system)
{
    const Params &p = params();
 
    systemPtr = system;
 
    if (FullSystem) {
        thread = new SimpleThread(this, 0, systemPtr, mmu, p.isa[0],
                                  p.decoder[0]);
    } else {
        thread = new SimpleThread(this, 0, systemPtr,
                                  workload.size() ? workload[0] : NULL,
                                  mmu, p.isa[0], p.decoder[0]);
    }
 
    tc = thread->getTC();
    threadContexts.push_back(tc);
    // Thread should never be null after this
    assert(thread != NULL);
}
 
void
CheckerCPU::setIcachePort(RequestPort *icache_port)
{
    icachePort = icache_port;
}
 
void
CheckerCPU::setDcachePort(RequestPort *dcache_port)
{
    dcachePort = dcache_port;
}
 
void
CheckerCPU::serialize(std::ostream &os) const
{
}
 
void
CheckerCPU::unserialize(CheckpointIn &cp)
{
}
 
RequestPtr
CheckerCPU::genMemFragmentRequest(Addr frag_addr, int size,
                                  Request::Flags flags,
                                  const std::vector<bool>& byte_enable,
                                  int& frag_size, int& size_left) const
{
    frag_size = std::min(
        cacheLineSize() - addrBlockOffset(frag_addr, cacheLineSize()),
        (Addr) size_left);
    size_left -= frag_size;
 
    RequestPtr mem_req;
 
    // Set up byte-enable mask for the current fragment
    auto it_start = byte_enable.cbegin() + (size - (frag_size +
                                                    size_left));
    auto it_end = byte_enable.cbegin() + (size - size_left);
    if (isAnyActiveElement(it_start, it_end)) {
        mem_req = std::make_shared<Request>(frag_addr, frag_size,
                flags, requestorId, thread->pcState().instAddr(),
                tc->contextId());
        mem_req->setByteEnable(std::vector<bool>(it_start, it_end));
    }
 
    return mem_req;
}
 
Fault
CheckerCPU::readMem(Addr addr, uint8_t *data, unsigned size,
                    Request::Flags flags,
                    const std::vector<bool>& byte_enable)
{
    assert(byte_enable.size() == size);
 
    Fault fault = NoFault;
    bool checked_flags = false;
    bool flags_match = true;
    Addr pAddr = 0x0;
 
    Addr frag_addr = addr;
    int frag_size = 0;
    int size_left = size;
    bool predicate;
 
    // Need to account for multiple accesses like the Atomic and TimingSimple
    while (1) {
        RequestPtr mem_req = genMemFragmentRequest(frag_addr, size, flags,
                                                   byte_enable, frag_size,
                                                   size_left);
 
        predicate = (mem_req != nullptr);
 
        // translate to physical address
        if (predicate) {
            fault = mmu->translateFunctional(mem_req, tc, BaseMMU::Read);
        }
 
        if (predicate && !checked_flags && fault == NoFault && unverifiedReq) {
            flags_match = checkFlags(unverifiedReq, mem_req->getVaddr(),
                                     mem_req->getPaddr(), mem_req->getFlags());
            pAddr = mem_req->getPaddr();
            checked_flags = true;
        }
 
        // Now do the access
        if (predicate && fault == NoFault &&
            !mem_req->getFlags().isSet(Request::NO_ACCESS)) {
            PacketPtr pkt = Packet::createRead(mem_req);
 
            pkt->dataStatic(data);
 
            if (!(mem_req->isUncacheable() || mem_req->isLocalAccess())) {
                // Access memory to see if we have the same data
                dcachePort->sendFunctional(pkt);
            } else {
                // Assume the data is correct if it's an uncached access
                memcpy(data, unverifiedMemData, frag_size);
            }
 
            delete pkt;
        }
 
        if (fault != NoFault) {
            if (mem_req->isPrefetch()) {
                fault = NoFault;
            }
            break;
        }
 
        //If we don't need to access a second cache line, stop now.
        if (size_left == 0)
        {
            break;
        }
 
        // Setup for accessing next cache line
        frag_addr += frag_size;
        data += frag_size;
        unverifiedMemData += frag_size;
    }
 
    if (!flags_match) {
        warn("%lli: Flags do not match CPU:%#x %#x %#x Checker:%#x %#x %#x\n",
             curTick(), unverifiedReq->getVaddr(), unverifiedReq->getPaddr(),
             unverifiedReq->getFlags(), frag_addr, pAddr, flags);
        handleError();
    }
 
    return fault;
}
 
Fault
CheckerCPU::writeMem(uint8_t *data, unsigned size,
                     Addr addr, Request::Flags flags, uint64_t *res,
                     const std::vector<bool>& byte_enable)
{
    assert(byte_enable.size() == size);
 
    Fault fault = NoFault;
    bool checked_flags = false;
    bool flags_match = true;
    Addr pAddr = 0x0;
    static uint8_t zero_data[64] = {};
 
    Addr frag_addr = addr;
    int frag_size = 0;
    int size_left = size;
    bool predicate;
 
    // Need to account for a multiple access like Atomic and Timing CPUs
    while (1) {
        RequestPtr mem_req = genMemFragmentRequest(frag_addr, size, flags,
                                                   byte_enable, frag_size,
                                                   size_left);
 
        predicate = (mem_req != nullptr);
 
        if (predicate) {
            fault = mmu->translateFunctional(mem_req, tc, BaseMMU::Write);
        }
 
        if (predicate && !checked_flags && fault == NoFault && unverifiedReq) {
           flags_match = checkFlags(unverifiedReq, mem_req->getVaddr(),
                                    mem_req->getPaddr(), mem_req->getFlags());
           pAddr = mem_req->getPaddr();
           checked_flags = true;
        }
 
        /*
         * We don't actually check memory for the store because there
         * is no guarantee it has left the lsq yet, and therefore we
         * can't verify the memory on stores without lsq snooping
         * enabled.  This is left as future work for the Checker: LSQ snooping
         * and memory validation after stores have committed.
         */
        bool was_prefetch = mem_req->isPrefetch();
 
        //If we don't need to access a second cache line, stop now.
        if (fault != NoFault || size_left == 0)
        {
            if (fault != NoFault && was_prefetch) {
              fault = NoFault;
            }
            break;
        }
 
        frag_addr += frag_size;
   }
 
   if (!flags_match) {
       warn("%lli: Flags do not match CPU:%#x %#x Checker:%#x %#x %#x\n",
            curTick(), unverifiedReq->getVaddr(), unverifiedReq->getPaddr(),
            unverifiedReq->getFlags(), frag_addr, pAddr, flags);
       handleError();
   }
 
   // Assume the result was the same as the one passed in.  This checker
   // doesn't check if the SC should succeed or fail, it just checks the
   // value.
   if (unverifiedReq && res && unverifiedReq->extraDataValid())
       *res = unverifiedReq->getExtraData();
 
   // Entire purpose here is to make sure we are getting the
   // same data to send to the mem system as the CPU did.
   // Cannot check this is actually what went to memory because
   // there stores can be in ld/st queue or coherent operations
   // overwriting values.
   bool extraData = false;
   if (unverifiedReq) {
       extraData = unverifiedReq->extraDataValid() ?
                        unverifiedReq->getExtraData() : true;
   }
 
   // If the request is to ZERO a cache block, there is no data to check
   // against, but it's all zero. We need something to compare to, so use a
   // const set of zeros.
   if (flags & Request::STORE_NO_DATA) {
       assert(!data);
       assert(sizeof(zero_data) <= size);
       data = zero_data;
   }
 
   if (unverifiedReq && unverifiedMemData &&
       memcmp(data, unverifiedMemData, size) && extraData) {
           warn("%lli: Store value does not match value sent to memory! "
                  "data: %#x inst_data: %#x", curTick(), data,
                  unverifiedMemData);
       handleError();
   }
 
   return fault;
}
 
bool
CheckerCPU::checkFlags(const RequestPtr &unverified_req, Addr vAddr,
                       Addr pAddr, int flags)
{
    Addr unverifiedVAddr = unverified_req->getVaddr();
    Addr unverifiedPAddr = unverified_req->getPaddr();
    int unverifiedFlags = unverified_req->getFlags();
 
    if (unverifiedVAddr != vAddr ||
        unverifiedPAddr != pAddr ||
        unverifiedFlags != flags) {
        return false;
    }
 
    return true;
}
 
void
CheckerCPU::dumpAndExit()
{
    warn("%lli: Checker PC:%s",
         curTick(), thread->pcState());
    panic("Checker found an error!");
}
 
} // namespace gem5