def resp(type_, data):
msg = XcelRespMsg()
if type_ == 'rd': msg.type_ = XcelRespMsg.TYPE_READ
elif type_ == 'wr': msg.type_ = XcelRespMsg.TYPE_WRITE
msg.data = data
return msg
def resp( type_, data ): msg = XcelRespMsg() if type_ == 'rd': msg.type_ = XcelRespMsg.TYPE_READ elif type_ == 'wr': msg.type_ = XcelRespMsg.TYPE_WRITE msg.data = data return msg
def resp(opaque, type_, data, id):
msg = XcelRespMsg()
msg.opaque = opaque
if type_ == 'rd': msg.type_ = XcelRespMsg.TYPE_READ
elif type_ == 'wr': msg.type_ = XcelRespMsg.TYPE_WRITE
msg.data = data
msg.id = id
return msg
def resp( opaque, type_, data, id ): msg = XcelRespMsg() msg.opaque = opaque if type_ == 'rd': msg.type_ = XcelRespMsg.TYPE_READ elif type_ == 'wr': msg.type_ = XcelRespMsg.TYPE_WRITE msg.data = data msg.id = id return msg
def block():
go = False
while not go:
xcelreq_msg = s.xcelreq_q.popleft()
if xcelreq_msg.type_ == XcelReqMsg.TYPE_WRITE:
assert xcelreq_msg.raddr in [1,2], \
"Only reg writes to 1,2 allowed during setup!"
# Use xcel register address to configure accelerator
if xcelreq_msg.raddr == 1: s.operandA = xcelreq_msg.data
elif xcelreq_msg.raddr == 2: s.operandB = xcelreq_msg.data
# Send xcel response message
xcelresp_msg = XcelRespMsg()
xcelresp_msg.opaque = xcelreq_msg.opaque
xcelresp_msg.type_ = XcelRespMsg.TYPE_WRITE
s.xcelresp_q.append( xcelresp_msg )
elif xcelreq_msg.type_ == XcelReqMsg.TYPE_READ:
assert xcelreq_msg.raddr in [0], \
"Only reg read to 0 allowed!"
go = True
# Compute Gcd of the operands
s.result = gcd( s.operandA, s.operandB )
# Send xcel response message indicating xcel is done
xcelresp_msg = XcelRespMsg()
xcelresp_msg.opaque = xcelreq_msg.opaque
xcelresp_msg.type_ = XcelRespMsg.TYPE_READ
xcelresp_msg.data = s.result
xcelresp_msg.id = xcelreq_msg.id
s.xcelresp_q.append( xcelresp_msg )
def block():
# Tick adapters
s.xcelreq_q.xtick()
s.xcelresp_q.xtick()
s.memreq_q.xtick()
s.memresp_q.xtick()
# Line tracing string
s.prev_state = s.state
#-------------------------------------------------------------------
# STATE: XCFG
#-------------------------------------------------------------------
# In this state we handle the accelerator configuration protocol,
# where we write the base address, size, and then tell the
# accelerator to start. We also handle responding when the
# accelerator is done.
if s.state == s.STATE_XCFG:
s.xcfg_trace = " "
if not s.xcelreq_q.empty() and not s.xcelresp_q.full():
xcelreq_msg = s.xcelreq_q.deq()
if xcelreq_msg.type_ == XcelReqMsg.TYPE_WRITE:
assert xcelreq_msg.raddr in [0,1,2], \
"Only reg writes to 0,1,2 allowed during setup!"
if xcelreq_msg.raddr == 0:
s.xcfg_trace = "X0"
s.outer_count = 0
s.state = s.STATE_FIRST0
elif xcelreq_msg.raddr == 1:
s.xcfg_trace = "X1"
s.base_addr = xcelreq_msg.data.uint()
elif xcelreq_msg.raddr == 2:
s.xcfg_trace = "X2"
s.size = xcelreq_msg.data.uint()
# Send xcel response message
xcelresp_msg = XcelRespMsg()
xcelresp_msg.type_ = XcelRespMsg.TYPE_WRITE
s.xcelresp_q.enq(xcelresp_msg)
else:
s.xcfg_trace = "x0"
assert xcelreq_msg.raddr == 0
# Send xcel response message, obviously you only want to
# send the response message when accelerator is done
xcelresp_msg = XcelRespMsg()
xcelresp_msg.type_ = XcelRespMsg.TYPE_READ
xcelresp_msg.data = 1
s.xcelresp_q.enq(xcelresp_msg)
#-------------------------------------------------------------------
# STATE: FIRST0
#-------------------------------------------------------------------
# Send the first memory read request for the very first
# element in the array.
elif s.state == s.STATE_FIRST0:
if not s.memreq_q.full():
s.memreq_q.enq(s.mk_rd(0, s.base_addr, 0))
s.inner_count = 1
s.state = s.STATE_FIRST1
#-------------------------------------------------------------------
# STATE: FIRST1
#-------------------------------------------------------------------
# Wait for the memory response for the first element in the array,
# and once it arrives store this element in a, and send the memory
# read request for the second element.
elif s.state == s.STATE_FIRST1:
if not s.memreq_q.full() and not s.memresp_q.empty():
s.a = deepcopy(s.memresp_q.deq().data)
addr = s.base_addr + 4 * s.inner_count
s.memreq_q.enq(s.mk_rd(0, addr, 0))
s.state = s.STATE_BUBBLE0
#-------------------------------------------------------------------
# STATE: BUBBLE0
#-------------------------------------------------------------------
# Wait for the memory read response to get the next element,
# compare the new value to the previous max value, update b with
# the new max value, and send a memory request to store the new min
# value. Notice how we decrement the write address by four since we
# want to store to the new min value _previous_ element.
elif s.state == s.STATE_BUBBLE0:
if not s.memreq_q.full() and not s.memresp_q.empty():
s.b = deepcopy(s.memresp_q.deq().data)
max_value = max(s.a, s.b)
min_value = min(s.a, s.b)
s.a = max_value
addr = s.base_addr + 4 * s.inner_count
s.memreq_q.enq(s.mk_wr(0, addr - 4, 0, min_value))
s.state = s.STATE_BUBBLE1
#-------------------------------------------------------------------
# STATE: BUBBLE1
#-------------------------------------------------------------------
# Wait for the memory write response, and then check to see if we
# have reached the end of the array. If we have not reached the end
# of the array, then make a new memory read request for the next
# element; if we have reached the end of the array, then make a
# final write request (with value from a) to update the final
# element in the array.
elif s.state == s.STATE_BUBBLE1:
if not s.memreq_q.full() and not s.memresp_q.empty():
s.memresp_q.deq()
s.inner_count += 1
if s.inner_count < s.size:
addr = s.base_addr + 4 * s.inner_count
s.memreq_q.enq(s.mk_rd(0, addr, 0))
s.state = s.STATE_BUBBLE0
else:
addr = s.base_addr + 4 * s.inner_count
s.memreq_q.enq(s.mk_wr(0, addr - 4, 0, s.a))
s.state = s.STATE_LAST
#-------------------------------------------------------------------
# STATE: LAST
#-------------------------------------------------------------------
# Wait for the last response, and then check to see if we need to
# go through the array again. If we do need to go through array
# again, then make a new memory read request for the very first
# element in the array; if we do not need to go through the array
# again, then we are all done and we can go back to accelerator
# configuration.
elif s.state == s.STATE_LAST:
if not s.memreq_q.full() and not s.memresp_q.empty():
s.memresp_q.deq()
s.outer_count += 1
if s.outer_count < s.size:
s.memreq_q.enq(s.mk_rd(0, s.base_addr, 0))
s.inner_count = 1
s.state = s.STATE_FIRST1
else:
s.state = s.STATE_XCFG
def block():
# We loop handling accelerator requests. We are only expecting
# writes to xr0-2, so any other requests are an error. We exit the
# loop when we see the write to xr0.
go = False
while not go:
xcelreq_msg = s.xcelreq_q.popleft()
# Only expecting writes to xr0-2, so any other request is an xcel
# protocol error.
assert xcelreq_msg.type_ == XcelReqMsg.TYPE_WRITE, \
"Only reg writes allowed during setup!"
assert xcelreq_msg.raddr in [0,1,2], \
"Only reg writes to 0,1,2 allowed during setup!"
# Use xcel register address to configure accelerator
if xcelreq_msg.raddr == 0: go = True
elif xcelreq_msg.raddr == 1: s.data.set_base( xcelreq_msg.data )
elif xcelreq_msg.raddr == 2: s.data.set_size( xcelreq_msg.data )
# Send xcel response message
xcelresp_msg = XcelRespMsg()
xcelresp_msg.type_ = XcelRespMsg.TYPE_WRITE
s.xcelresp_q.append( xcelresp_msg )
# Now that we have setup the list memory port adapter, we can use
# the data as a standard Python list. The adapter handles turning
# reads and writes to the list into the corresponding read/write
# memory requests, and also waiting for the responses. So we first
# create a sorted version of the list ...
data_sorted = sorted(s.data)
# And then we copy the result out to memory
for i in xrange(len(data_sorted)):
s.data[i] = data_sorted[i]
# Now wait for read of xr0
xcelmsg = s.xcelreq_q.popleft()
# Only expecting read from xr0, so any other request is an xcel
# protocol error.
assert xcelreq_msg.type_ == XcelReqMsg.TYPE_READ, \
"Only reg reads allowed during done phase!"
assert xcelreq_msg.raddr == 0, \
"Only reg writes to 0,1,2 allowed during done phase!"
# Send xcel response message indicating xcel is done
xcelresp_msg = XcelRespMsg()
xcelresp_msg.type_ = XcelRespMsg.TYPE_READ
xcelresp_msg.data = 1
s.xcelresp_q.append( xcelresp_msg )
def block():
# Tick adapters
s.xcelreq_q.xtick()
s.xcelresp_q.xtick()
s.memreq_q.xtick()
s.memresp_q.xtick()
# Line tracing string
s.prev_state = s.state
#-------------------------------------------------------------------
# STATE: XCFG
#-------------------------------------------------------------------
# In this state we handle the accelerator configuration protocol,
# where we write the base address, size, and then tell the
# accelerator to start. We also handle responding when the
# accelerator is done.
if s.state == s.STATE_XCFG:
s.xcfg_trace = " "
if not s.xcelreq_q.empty() and not s.xcelresp_q.full():
xcelreq_msg = s.xcelreq_q.deq()
if xcelreq_msg.type_ == XcelReqMsg.TYPE_WRITE:
assert xcelreq_msg.raddr in [0,1,2], \
"Only reg writes to 0,1,2 allowed during setup!"
if xcelreq_msg.raddr == 0:
s.xcfg_trace = "X0"
s.outer_count = 0
s.state = s.STATE_FIRST0
elif xcelreq_msg.raddr == 1:
s.xcfg_trace = "X1"
s.base_addr = xcelreq_msg.data.uint()
elif xcelreq_msg.raddr == 2:
s.xcfg_trace = "X2"
s.size = xcelreq_msg.data.uint()
# Send xcel response message
xcelresp_msg = XcelRespMsg()
xcelresp_msg.type_ = XcelRespMsg.TYPE_WRITE
s.xcelresp_q.enq( xcelresp_msg )
else:
s.xcfg_trace = "x0"
assert xcelreq_msg.raddr == 0
# Send xcel response message, obviously you only want to
# send the response message when accelerator is done
xcelresp_msg = XcelRespMsg()
xcelresp_msg.type_ = XcelRespMsg.TYPE_READ
xcelresp_msg.data = 1
s.xcelresp_q.enq( xcelresp_msg )
#-------------------------------------------------------------------
# STATE: FIRST0
#-------------------------------------------------------------------
# Send the first memory read request for the very first
# element in the array.
elif s.state == s.STATE_FIRST0:
if not s.memreq_q.full():
s.memreq_q.enq( s.mk_rd( 0, s.base_addr, 0 ) )
s.inner_count = 1
s.state = s.STATE_FIRST1
#-------------------------------------------------------------------
# STATE: FIRST1
#-------------------------------------------------------------------
# Wait for the memory response for the first element in the array,
# and once it arrives store this element in a, and send the memory
# read request for the second element.
elif s.state == s.STATE_FIRST1:
if not s.memreq_q.full() and not s.memresp_q.empty():
s.a = deepcopy( s.memresp_q.deq().data )
addr = s.base_addr + 4*s.inner_count
s.memreq_q.enq( s.mk_rd( 0, addr, 0 ) )
s.state = s.STATE_BUBBLE0
#-------------------------------------------------------------------
# STATE: BUBBLE0
#-------------------------------------------------------------------
# Wait for the memory read response to get the next element,
# compare the new value to the previous max value, update b with
# the new max value, and send a memory request to store the new min
# value. Notice how we decrement the write address by four since we
# want to store to the new min value _previous_ element.
elif s.state == s.STATE_BUBBLE0:
if not s.memreq_q.full() and not s.memresp_q.empty():
s.b = deepcopy( s.memresp_q.deq().data )
max_value = max( s.a, s.b )
min_value = min( s.a, s.b )
s.a = max_value
addr = s.base_addr + 4*s.inner_count
s.memreq_q.enq( s.mk_wr( 0, addr-4, 0, min_value ) )
s.state = s.STATE_BUBBLE1
#-------------------------------------------------------------------
# STATE: BUBBLE1
#-------------------------------------------------------------------
# Wait for the memory write response, and then check to see if we
# have reached the end of the array. If we have not reached the end
# of the array, then make a new memory read request for the next
# element; if we have reached the end of the array, then make a
# final write request (with value from a) to update the final
# element in the array.
elif s.state == s.STATE_BUBBLE1:
if not s.memreq_q.full() and not s.memresp_q.empty():
s.memresp_q.deq()
s.inner_count += 1
if s.inner_count < s.size:
addr = s.base_addr + 4*s.inner_count
s.memreq_q.enq( s.mk_rd( 0, addr, 0 ) )
s.state = s.STATE_BUBBLE0
else:
addr = s.base_addr + 4*s.inner_count
s.memreq_q.enq( s.mk_wr( 0, addr-4, 0, s.a ) )
s.state = s.STATE_LAST
#-------------------------------------------------------------------
# STATE: LAST
#-------------------------------------------------------------------
# Wait for the last response, and then check to see if we need to
# go through the array again. If we do need to go through array
# again, then make a new memory read request for the very first
# element in the array; if we do not need to go through the array
# again, then we are all done and we can go back to accelerator
# configuration.
elif s.state == s.STATE_LAST:
if not s.memreq_q.full() and not s.memresp_q.empty():
s.memresp_q.deq()
s.outer_count += 1
if s.outer_count < s.size:
s.memreq_q.enq( s.mk_rd( 0, s.base_addr, 0 ) )
s.inner_count = 1
s.state = s.STATE_FIRST1
else:
s.state = s.STATE_XCFG
def block():
# We loop handling accelerator requests. We are only expecting
# writes to xr0-2, so any other requests are an error. We exit the
# loop when we see the write to xr0.
go = False
while not go:
xcelreq_msg = s.xcelreq_q.popleft()
# Only expecting writes to xr0-2, so any other request is an xcel
# protocol error.
assert xcelreq_msg.type_ == XcelReqMsg.TYPE_WRITE, \
"Only reg writes allowed during setup!"
assert xcelreq_msg.raddr in [0,1,2], \
"Only reg writes to 0,1,2 allowed during setup!"
# Use xcel register address to configure accelerator
if xcelreq_msg.raddr == 0: go = True
elif xcelreq_msg.raddr == 1: s.data.set_base(xcelreq_msg.data)
elif xcelreq_msg.raddr == 2: s.data.set_size(xcelreq_msg.data)
# Send xcel response message
xcelresp_msg = XcelRespMsg()
xcelresp_msg.type_ = XcelRespMsg.TYPE_WRITE
s.xcelresp_q.append(xcelresp_msg)
# Now that we have setup the list memory port adapter, we can use
# the data as a standard Python list. The adapter handles turning
# reads and writes to the list into the corresponding read/write
# memory requests, and also waiting for the responses. So we first
# create a sorted version of the list ...
data_sorted = sorted(s.data)
# And then we copy the result out to memory
for i in xrange(len(data_sorted)):
s.data[i] = data_sorted[i]
# Now wait for read of xr0
xcelmsg = s.xcelreq_q.popleft()
# Only expecting read from xr0, so any other request is an xcel
# protocol error.
assert xcelreq_msg.type_ == XcelReqMsg.TYPE_READ, \
"Only reg reads allowed during done phase!"
assert xcelreq_msg.raddr == 0, \
"Only reg writes to 0,1,2 allowed during done phase!"
# Send xcel response message indicating xcel is done
xcelresp_msg = XcelRespMsg()
xcelresp_msg.type_ = XcelRespMsg.TYPE_READ
xcelresp_msg.data = 1
s.xcelresp_q.append(xcelresp_msg)