Exemple #1
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    def GetSimKit(self):
        """ Get the simulator kit. """

        kit_obj = brpred_kit.BrPredKit()
        self.pin = kit_obj.pin
        self.path = kit_obj.path
        self.kit_type = kit_obj.kit_type
        return kit_obj
Exemple #2
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    def GetKit(self):
        """ Get the Branch predictor kit. """

        return brpred_kit.BrPredKit()
Exemple #3
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    def Replay(self, param, dirname, filename):
        """
        Replay a single pinball given the command line options and the name of
        the pinball to replay. It formats the appropriate command line options,
        saves global variables in a pickle file & calls the replayer script.

        @param param    Dictionary containing all parameters that need to be
                        passed into the method.  Need a dictionary because this
                        method is sometimes called by walk_callback() which
                        only allows one parameter in the functions it calls.
        @param dirname  Directory where pinball is located
        @param filename Pinball base file name

        @return Exit code from the replayer script.
        """

        if 'options' in param:
            options = param['options']
        else:
            msg.PrintAndExit(
                'method replay_dir.Replay() failed to get param \'options\'')
        if options.verbose:
            msg.PrintMsg('Start of Replay() in replay_dir.py')
        # import pdb ; pdb.set_trace()
        basename_file = os.path.join(dirname, filename)
        command = self.replayer_cmd + ' --replay_file ' + basename_file

        if options.verbose:
            msg.PrintMsg("-> Replaying pinball \"" + basename_file + "\"")
        if options.replay_options:
            command += ' --replay_options "' + options.replay_options + '"'

        # Check to see if need to add options for BB vector generation.  Set
        # 'log_opt' to any options the user may have put on the command line.
        #
        log_opt = options.log_options
        if options.bb_add_filename:
            file_name = os.path.basename(basename_file)

            # If there is a focus thread, then need to remove the TID from the
            # file name.
            #
            # NOTE: This code may need to be fixed when a method of running
            # Simpoints on all threads of cooperative pinballs is implemented.
            #
            file_name = util.RemoveTID(file_name)

            # Write BB vector files to the newly created *.Data directory.
            #
            data_dir = file_name + '.Data'
            if not os.path.isdir(data_dir):
                os.mkdir(data_dir)
            log_opt += ' -o ' + os.path.join(data_dir, file_name)

        # Check to see if need to add options when running a simulator.
        #
        # import pdb ; pdb.set_trace()
        if options.sim_add_filename:

            # Need to instantiate a kit of the type simulator being used.
            # This is required on order to get some kit specific information.
            #
            # NOTE: If you are adding a kit for a new simulator, then you need
            # to modify this code.
            #
            if config.sim_kit_type == config.BRPRED:
                import brpred_kit
                sim_kit = brpred_kit.BrPredKit()
            elif config.sim_kit_type == config.SINUCA:
                import sinuca_kit
                sim_kit = sinuca_kit.Sinuca_TracerKit()
            elif config.sim_kit_type == config.CMPSIM:
                import sde_cmpsim_kit
                sim_kit = sde_cmpsim_kit.CMPsimKit()
            else:
                msg.PrintAndExit('Undefined kit type in method replay_dir.Replay(): ' + \
                    str(config.sim_kit_type))

            # Add the simulator knob to specify the file for the output from
            # the simulator.
            #
            # ~ log_opt += ' ' + sim_kit.GetSimOutputFile(basename_file)

        # When 'log_opt' is added to the command line below, it will
        # put double quotes (") around all the options. Therefore, need to
        # remove any exising double quotes in the current value for the
        # string 'log_opt'.
        #
        log_opt = log_opt.replace('"', '')

        # If relogging WP pinballs, need to add the -log:basename knob with
        # the relogged pinball path/name. 
        #
        # import pdb ; pdb.set_trace()
        if options.wp_relog_dir:

            ft = util.GetFocusThreadPB(basename_file)
            if ft > -1 and not options.relog_focus:

                # If WP pinballs were relogged with a focus thread, then the
                # resulting pinballs were 'per thread', not 'cooperative'.  If
                # relogging with a different filter (i.e. options.relog_focus ==
                # False) then need to remove TID from base file name given to
                # the knob -log:basename.  
                #
                file_name = os.path.basename(util.RemoveTID(basename_file))
            else:
                file_name = os.path.basename(basename_file)

            log_opt += ' -log:basename ' + os.path.join(options.wp_relog_dir,
                                                        file_name)
            if not options.list:
                msg.PrintMsgDate('Relog whole program pinball: ' + file_name)

        if log_opt:
            command += ' --log_options "' + log_opt + '"'
        if options.playout:
            command += ' --playout '

        # if not options.list:
        #     msg.PrintMsg(command)

        # If not just listing the command, then dump the global
        # variables so the next Python script can have access to them.
        # Then run the script.
        #
        result = 0
        if not options.list:

            # Dump the global data to a unique file name.  Need to add the
            # option --global_file with this unique file name to options when
            # calling a script.
            #
            gv = config.GlobalVar()
            command += util.AddGlobalFile(gv.DumpGlobalVars(), options)
            command += util.AddCfgFile(options)

            result = util.RunCmd(command, options, filename,
                                 concurrent=True)  # Run concurrent jobs here

        else:
            # If the option 'list' is defined, then just list out the
            # commands to be exectuted, but don't execute them.
            #
            msg.PrintMsg(command)

        return result
Exemple #4
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    def GetKit(self):
        """ Get the Branch Predictor simulation kit. """

        kit_obj = brpred_kit.BrPredKit()
        return kit_obj