def build_false_pum(cp, instruction):
"""
Build the integer representation of the false predicate update mask.
:param cp: CoreParameters instance for the target architecture
:param instruction: Instruction instance
:return: integer representation of the false half of pum
"""
# OR in the predicates.
false_pum = 0
for predicate, boolean in zip(instruction.predicate_update_indices,
instruction.predicate_update_values):
if predicate > cp.num_predicates:
exception_string = f"Predicate {predicate} is out of range on the target architecture with " \
+ f"{cp.num_predicates} predicates."
raise AssemblyException(exception_string)
if not boolean:
false_pum |= 1 << predicate
# Check sizing, and return the integer.
false_pum = int(false_pum)
if false_pum.bit_length() > cp.false_pum_width:
raise AssemblyException("False pum exceeds its allotted bit width.")
return false_pum
def build_ictb(cp, instruction):
"""
Build the integer representation of the input channel tag Booleans.
:param cp: CoreParameters instance for the target architecture
:param instruction: Instruction instance
:return: integer representation of the ictb
"""
# Check sizing.
if len(instruction.trigger.input_channel_tag_booleans
) > cp.max_num_input_channels_to_check:
exception_string = f"The {len(instruction.trigger.input_channel_tag_booleans)} input channel tags to check " \
+ f"exceed the architecture's specified maximum of {cp.max_num_input_channels_to_check}."
raise AssemblyException(exception_string)
# Concatenate the Booleans together.
ictb = 0
for i, boolean in enumerate(
reversed(instruction.trigger.input_channel_tag_booleans)):
ictb |= boolean
if i != len(instruction.trigger.input_channels) - 1:
ictb <<= 1
# Append empty slots.
num_null_slots = cp.max_num_input_channels_to_check - len(
instruction.trigger.input_channels)
ictb <<= num_null_slots
# Check sizing, and return the integer.
ictb = int(ictb)
if ictb.bit_length() > cp.ictb_width:
raise AssemblyException("ictb exceeds its allotted bit width.")
return ictb
def build_ictv(cp, instruction):
"""
Build the integer representation of the input channel tag values.
:param cp: CoreParameters instance for the target architecture
:param instruction: Instruction instance
:return: integer representation of the ictv
"""
# Check sizing.
if len(instruction.trigger.input_channel_tags
) > cp.max_num_input_channels_to_check:
exception_string = f"The {len(instruction.trigger.input_channel_tags)} input channel tags to check exceed " \
+ f"the architecture's specified maximum of {cp.max_num_input_channels_to_check}."
raise AssemblyException(exception_string)
# Concatenate the values together.
ictv = 0
for i, tag_value in enumerate(
reversed(instruction.trigger.input_channel_tags)):
ictv |= tag_value
if i != len(instruction.trigger.input_channel_tags) - 1:
ictv <<= cp.tag_width
# Append empty slots.
num_null_slots = cp.max_num_input_channels_to_check - len(
instruction.trigger.input_channel_tags)
ictv <<= num_null_slots * cp.tag_width
# Check sizing, and return the integer.
ictv = int(ictv)
if ictv.bit_length() > cp.ictv_width:
raise AssemblyException("ictv exceeds its allotted bit width.")
return ictv
def build_ici(cp, instruction):
"""
Build the integer representation of the input channel indices.
:param cp: CoreParameters instance for the target architecture
:param instruction: Instruction instance
:return: integer representation of the ici
"""
# Check sizing.
if len(instruction.trigger.input_channels
) > cp.max_num_input_channels_to_check:
exception_string = f"The {len(instruction.trigger.input_channels)} input channels to check exceed the " \
+ f"architecture's specified maximum of {cp.max_num_input_channels_to_check}."
raise AssemblyException(exception_string)
# Concatenate the indices together.
ici = 0
for i, input_channel in enumerate(
reversed(instruction.trigger.input_channels)):
ici |= input_channel + 1 # Recall that a zero-filled ici slot implies a null value.
if i != len(instruction.trigger.input_channels) - 1:
ici <<= cp.single_ici_width
# Append empty slots.
num_null_slots = cp.max_num_input_channels_to_check - len(
instruction.trigger.input_channels)
ici <<= num_null_slots * cp.single_ici_width
# Check sizing and return the integer.
ici = int(ici)
if ici.bit_length() > cp.ici_width:
raise AssemblyException("ici exceeds its allotted bit width.")
return ici
def build_si(cp, instruction):
"""
Build the integer representation of the source indices.
:param cp: CoreParameters instance for the target architecture
:param instruction: Instruction instance
:return: integer representation of si
"""
# Check sizing.
if len(instruction.source_indices) > 3:
exception_string = f"The {len(instruction.source_indices)} sources exceed the architecture's specified " \
+ f"maximum of 3."
raise AssemblyException(exception_string)
# Concatenate the values together.
si = 0
num_source_indices = len(instruction.source_indices)
if num_source_indices > 2:
if instruction.source_indices[2] != 0:
si |= instruction.source_indices[2]
si <<= cp.single_si_width
if num_source_indices > 1:
if instruction.source_indices[1] != 0:
si |= instruction.source_indices[1]
si <<= cp.single_si_width
if num_source_indices > 0:
if instruction.source_indices[0] != 0:
si |= instruction.source_indices[0]
# Check sizing, and return the integer.
si = int(si)
if si.bit_length() > cp.si_width:
raise AssemblyException("si exceeds its allotted bit width.")
return si
def convert_processing_element_instructions_string_to_instructions(
processing_element_instructions_string):
"""
Process an assembly string for an individual PE into a set of instructions.
:param processing_element_instructions_string: multiline string containing an assembly program (instructions only)
:return: the corresponding list of instructions
"""
# Remove comments (MIPS-style comments).
processing_element_instructions_string = re.sub(
r"#.*", "", processing_element_instructions_string)
# Break the program into instruction strings.
program_string_lines = processing_element_instructions_string.split(
'\n')
instruction_strings = []
i = 0
while i < len(program_string_lines):
line = program_string_lines[i].strip()
if line == "":
i += 1
elif line.endswith(':'):
instruction_strings.append(program_string_lines[i] +
program_string_lines[i + 1])
i += 2
elif ':' in line:
instruction_strings.append(program_string_lines[i])
i += 1
else:
exception_string = f"Unexpected statement: {line} on source line {i}."
raise AssemblyException(exception_string)
# Build the list of instructions.
instructions = []
for i, instruction_string in enumerate(instruction_strings):
try:
instruction = Instruction.from_string(instruction_string)
instruction.number = i
instructions.append(instruction)
except Exception as e:
instruction_string = " ".join(
instruction_string.split()).strip()
exception_string = f"Error encountered in assembling instruction {i}: {instruction_string} --> {str(e)}"
raise AssemblyException(exception_string)
# Return the completed list of instructions.
return instructions
def build_immediate(cp, instruction):
"""
Build the integer representation of the immediate.
:param cp: CoreParameters instance for the target architecture
:param instruction: Instruction instance
:return: the integer representation of the immediate.
"""
# Make sure we actually have an immediate value, and if not, return zero.
if instruction.immediate is None:
return 0
# Check sizing.
if instruction.immediate.bit_length() > cp.immediate_width:
raise AssemblyException(
"The immediate exceeds its allotted bit width.")
# Unsigned conversion and masking.
unsigned = int(np.uint32(
instruction.immediate)) # max immediate is 32 bits.
mask = 0
for i in range(cp.immediate_width):
mask |= 1
if i != cp.immediate_width - 1:
mask <<= 1
masked = unsigned & mask
# Return the masked value.
return masked
def build_true_ptm(cp, instruction):
"""
Build the integer representation of the true predicate trigger mask.
:param cp: CoreParameters instance for the target architecture
:param instruction: Instruction instance
:return: integer representation of the true half of the ptm
"""
# OR in the predicates.
true_ptm = 0
for predicate in reversed(instruction.trigger.true_predicates):
if predicate > cp.num_predicates:
exception_string = f"Predicate {predicate} is out of range on the target architecture with " \
+ f"{cp.num_predicates} predicates."
raise AssemblyException(exception_string)
true_ptm |= 1 << predicate
# Check sizing, and return the integer.
true_ptm = int(true_ptm)
if true_ptm.bit_length() > cp.true_ptm_width:
raise AssemblyException("True ptm exceeds its allotted bit width.")
return true_ptm
def build_dt(cp, instruction):
"""
Build the integer representation of destination type.
:param cp: CoreParameters instance for the target architecture
:param instruction: Instruction instance
:return: integer representation of dt
"""
# Should already have the correct value.
dt = instruction.destination_type
# Check sizing, and return the integer.
dt = int(dt)
if dt.bit_length() > cp.di_width:
raise AssemblyException("dt exceeds its allotted bit width.")
return dt
def build_op(cp, instruction):
"""
Build the integer representation of a datapath operation.
:param cp: CoreParameters instance for the target architecture
:param instruction: Instruction instance
:return: integer representation of op
"""
# Should already have the correct value.
op = instruction.op
# Check sizing, and return the integer.
op = int(op)
if op.bit_length() > cp.op_width:
raise AssemblyException("op exceeds its allotted bit width.")
return op
def build_pum(cp, instruction):
"""
Build the integer representation of the concatenated predicate update mask.
:param cp: CoreParameters instance for the target architecture
:param instruction: Instruction instance
:return: integer representation of the pum
"""
# Concatenate the two pum halves.
pum = build_true_pum(cp, instruction) << cp.false_ptm_width
pum |= build_false_pum(cp, instruction)
# Check sizing, and return the integer.
pum = int(pum)
if pum.bit_length() > cp.ptm_width:
raise AssemblyException("pum exceeds its allotted bit width.")
return pum
def extract_register_initialization_data_from_statement(statement):
"""
Extract the register index and register data from an initialization statement.
:param statement: "set %r5 = 0x1234;", for example
:return: the index and data as integers
"""
# Strip the statement of comments and whitespace.
statement = re.sub(r"#.*", "", statement)
statement = statement.strip()
# Extract the register index.
register_index_pattern = r"init\s*%r(\d+)\s*,.*"
match = re.match(register_index_pattern, statement)
if match is None:
exception_string = f"Invalid register initialization statement: {statement}."
raise AssemblyException(exception_string)
try:
register_index_string = match.group(1)
except IndexError:
exception_string = f"Invalid register initialization statement: {statement}."
raise AssemblyException(exception_string)
try:
register_index = int(register_index_string)
except ValueError:
exception_string = f"Invalid register index in initialization statement: {statement}."
raise AssemblyException(exception_string)
# Extract the register data.
register_data_pattern = r"init\s*%r\d+\s*,\s*\$(-*\d*|-*0x\d*);"
match = re.match(register_data_pattern, statement)
if match is None:
exception_string = f"Invalid register initialization statement: {statement}."
raise AssemblyException(exception_string)
try:
register_data_string = match.group(1)
except IndexError:
exception_string = f"Invalid register initialization statement: {statement}."
raise AssemblyException(exception_string)
if "0x" in register_data_string:
base = 16
else:
base = 10
try:
register_data = int(register_data_string, base=base)
except ValueError:
exception_string = f"Invalid register data in initialization statement: {statement}."
raise AssemblyException(exception_string)
# Return the extracted information.
return register_index, register_data
def build_program_binary(cp, program):
"""
Convert the program to a list of 32-bit words to be written out to disk or programmed into the hardware.
:param cp: CoreParameters instance for the target architecture
:param program: a ProcessingElementProgram instance
:return: the register initialization settings and the instructions as two lists of 32-bit words
"""
# Generate register initialization data as 32-bit words.
register_words = []
for register_value in program.register_values:
unsigned = int(np.uint32(register_value)) # max word size is 32 bits.
mask = 0
for i in range(cp.device_word_width):
mask |= 1
if i != cp.device_word_width - 1:
mask <<= 1
masked = unsigned & mask
register_words.append(np.uint32(masked))
# Machine code instructions are sliced into individual 32-bit words.
if cp.mm_instruction_width % 32 != 0:
raise AssemblyException(
"Memory-mapped instructions must be in multiples of 32-bit words.")
mm_instruction_word_width = int(cp.mm_instruction_width / 32)
assembled_instructions = [
build_machine_code_instruction(cp, instruction)
for instruction in program.instructions
]
instruction_words = []
for assembled_instruction in assembled_instructions:
for i in range(mm_instruction_word_width):
instruction_words.append((assembled_instruction >> i * 32)
& 0xffffffff)
# Append empty instructions to fill out remaining instruction memory.
if len(assembled_instructions) < cp.num_instructions:
num_empty_instructions = cp.num_instructions - len(
assembled_instructions)
for _ in range(num_empty_instructions):
instruction_words += [0] * mm_instruction_word_width
# Return the two lists.
return register_words, instruction_words
def validate(self):
"""
Validate the register file values and instructions in a program against architectural parameters.
"""
# Validate register values.
for i, register_value in enumerate(self.register_values):
if register_value < 0:
effective_bit_length = register_value.bit_length() + 1
else:
effective_bit_length = register_value.bit_length()
if effective_bit_length > self.cp.device_word_width:
exception_string = f"In program {self.label}, register {i} initialized to too wide of a value for " \
+ f"this architecture: {register_value}"
raise AssemblyException(exception_string)
# Will raise an exception if needed.
for instruction in self.instructions:
instruction.validate(self.cp)
def build_di(cp, instruction):
"""
Build the integer representation of destination index.
:param cp: CoreParameters instance for the target architecture
:param instruction: Instruction instance
:return: integer representation of di
"""
# If it exists, again we have to increment it by one to show it is not void.
if instruction.destination_index is not None:
di = instruction.destination_index
else:
di = 0
# Check sizing, and return the integer.
di = int(di)
if di.bit_length() > cp.di_width:
raise AssemblyException("di exceeds its allotted bit width.")
return di
def build_oct(cp, instruction):
"""
Build the integer representation of the destination tag.
:param cp: CoreParameters instance for the target architecture
:param instruction: Instruction instance
:return: integer representation of oct
"""
# If it exists, again we have to increment it by one to show it is not void.
if instruction.output_channel_tag is not None:
oct = instruction.output_channel_tag
else:
oct = 0
# Check sizing, and return the integer.
oct = int(oct)
if oct.bit_length() > cp.oct_width:
raise AssemblyException("oct exceeds its allotted bit width.")
return oct
def build_oci(cp, instruction):
"""
Build the integer representation of the output channel indices array.
:param cp: CoreParameters instance of the target architecture.
:param instruction: Instruction instance
:return: integer representation of oci
"""
# OR in the output channels.
oci = 0
for output_channel in reversed(range(cp.num_output_channels)):
if output_channel in instruction.output_channel_indices:
oci |= 1
if output_channel != 0:
oci <<= 1
# Check sizing, and return the integer.
oci = int(oci)
if oci.bit_length() > cp.oci_width:
raise AssemblyException("oci exceeds its allotted bit width.")
return oci
def build_icd(cp, instruction):
"""
Build the integer representation of the input channels to dequeue.
:param cp: CoreParameters instance for the target architecture
:param instruction: Instruction instance
:return: integer representation of icd
"""
# OR in the literal array of bits.
icd = 0
for input_channel in reversed(range(cp.num_input_channels)):
if input_channel in instruction.input_channels_to_dequeue:
icd |= 1
if input_channel != 0:
icd <<= 1
# Check sizing, and return the integer.
icd = int(icd)
if icd.bit_length() > cp.icd_width:
raise AssemblyException("icd exceeds its allotted bit width.")
return icd
def from_label_and_string(cls, cp, label,
processing_element_program_string):
"""
Build from a processing element label and register-file initialization/instruction string.
:param cp: a CoreParameters instance
:param label: processing element label
:param processing_element_program_string: register setting statements and instructions
:return: an initialized instance
"""
# Build fields manually.
try:
register_string, instruction_string = \
ProcessingElementProgram.split_into_register_and_instruction_strings(processing_element_program_string)
register_values = \
ProcessingElementProgram.convert_register_initialization_statements_to_register_values(cp, register_string)
instructions = \
ProcessingElementProgram.convert_processing_element_instructions_string_to_instructions(instruction_string)
except AssemblyException as e:
exception_string = f"Error parsing program {label}: {str(e)}"
raise AssemblyException(exception_string)
return cls(cp, label, register_values, instructions)
