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[1]1/*
2 * core.h - core descriptor and associated access functions définition
[19]3 *
[1]4 * Authors  Ghassan Almaless (2008,2009,2010,2011,2012)
[564]5 *          Alain Greiner (2016,2017,2018)
[1]6 *
7 * Copyright (c) UPMC Sorbonne Universites
8 *
9 * This file is part of ALMOS-MKH.
10 *
11 * ALMOS-MKH is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it
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14 *
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16 * WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
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22 * Inc., 51 Franklin St, Fifth Floor, Boston, MA 02110-1301 USA
23 */
24
25#ifndef _CORE_H_
26#define _CORE_H_
27
[14]28#include <kernel_config.h>
[457]29#include <hal_kernel_types.h>
[669]30#include <busylock.h>
[1]31#include <list.h>
32#include <rpc.h>
33#include <scheduler.h>
34
35/****  Forward declarations  ****/
36
37struct thread_s;
[5]38struct chdev_s;
[1]39
40/****************************************************************************************
[683]41 * This structure defines a core descriptor.
42 * Besides the core identifiers (gid,lid), it contains an embedded private scheduler
43 * and a software cycles counter on 64 bits.
44 * It contains also the root of local list of alarms, dynamically registered by the
45 * threads running on this core. This local list is protected by a remote_busylock,
46 * because it can be accessed by any thread, running in any cluster, and using the
47 * access functions defined in the <alarm.c> & <alarm.h> files.
[188]48 * It contains an architecture specific extension to store the interrupt vector(s).
49 * The core_init()function must allocate memory for this extension, depending on the
50 * PIC device implementation type.
[1]51 ***************************************************************************************/
52
53typedef struct core_s
54{
55        lid_t               lid;            /*! core local index in cluster                */
[19]56        gid_t               gid;            /*! core global identifier (hardware index)    */
[367]57
[683]58        scheduler_t         scheduler;      /*! embedded private scheduler                 */
59
[1]60        uint64_t            cycles;         /*! total number of cycles (from hard reset)   */
61        uint32_t            time_stamp;     /*! previous time stamp (read from register)   */
[367]62
[669]63    list_entry_t        alarms_root;    /*! root of list of attached alarms            */
[683]64    remote_busylock_t   alarms_lock;    /*! lock protecting the list of alarms         */
[669]65
[1]66        uint32_t            ticks_nr;       /*! number of elapsed ticks                    */
67        uint32_t            usage;          /*! cumulated busy_percent (idle / total)      */
[19]68        struct thread_s   * fpu_owner;      /*! pointer on current FPU owner thread        */
[1]69    uint32_t            rand_last;      /*! last computed random value                 */
[409]70
[188]71    void              * pic_extend;     /*! PIC implementation specific extension      */
[19]72}
[1]73core_t;
74
75/***************************************************************************************
[188]76 * This function initializes a core descriptor.
[1]77 * It makes the association [gid] <=> [lid], as defined in arch_info, via the
78 * boot_info_t structure build by the bootloader in each cluster.
[669]79 * It initializes the core scheduler structures, and the alarms list and lock.
80 * It allocates memory for the PIC infrastructure specific core extension,
81 * but it does NOT initialize the <pic_extend> fields, that must be completed later.
[1]82 ***************************************************************************************
83 * @ core      : pointer on core descriptor to initialise.
[188]84 * @ lid       : local core index in cluster.
85 * @ gid       : global core identifier (hardware index).
[1]86 **************************************************************************************/
[188]87void core_init( core_t          * core,
88                lid_t             lid,
89                gid_t             gid );
[1]90
91/***************************************************************************************
[657]92 * This function returns the calling core local index (lid), making an associative
[669]93 * search in the local core_tbl[] array, based on the hardwired (gid).
[657]94 ***************************************************************************************
95 * @ returns always the lid value.
96 **************************************************************************************/
97lid_t core_lid( void );
98
99/***************************************************************************************
[1]100 * This function returns a pseudo random number from the core descriptor
101 * private random generator.
102 ***************************************************************************************
103 * @ core       : pointer on core descriptor.
104 * @ returns the pseudo random value.
105 **************************************************************************************/
106inline uint32_t core_get_rand( core_t * core );
107
108/***************************************************************************************
[101]109 * This function returns the current date (seconds & micro-seconds) from
110 * the 64 bits calling core cycles counter.
[1]111 ***************************************************************************************
112 * @ core      : pointer on core descriptor.
113 * @ tm_s      : number of seconds.
114 * @ tm_us     : number of micro-seconds.
115 **************************************************************************************/
116void core_get_time( core_t   * core,
117                    uint32_t * tm_s,
118                    uint32_t * tm_us );
119
120/***************************************************************************************
121 * This function must be called at each TICK.
[669]122 * - it updates the ticks counter in the calling core descriptor.
123 * - it checks the registered alarms depending on the ticks counter value.
124 * - it calls the scheduler, depending on the ticks counter value.
[1]125 ***************************************************************************************
126 * @ core       : pointer on core descriptor.
127 **************************************************************************************/
128void core_clock( core_t * core );
129
130/***************************************************************************************
[19]131 * This function updates the usage statistics for the calling core descriptor,
[1]132 * based on the ratio between the idle_ticks and total_ticks.
133 ***************************************************************************************
134 * @ core       : pointer on core descriptor.
135 **************************************************************************************/
136void core_compute_stats( core_t * core );
137
138/***************************************************************************************
[16]139 * This function reset the usage statistics.
[1]140 ***************************************************************************************
141 * @ core       : pointer on core descriptor.
142 **************************************************************************************/
143void core_reset_stats( core_t * core );
144
145/***************************************************************************************
146 * This function set/reset a selected entry in one interrupt vector for a remote core.
147 * The written value is an extended pointer on the "source" device (or the XPTR_NULL
[19]148 * value in case of reset). As it uses remote access, this function can be called by
[1]149 * any thread in any cluster.
150 ***************************************************************************************
[5]151 * @ core       : local pointer on the core descriptor.
[1]152 * @ irq_type   : type of IRQ (HWI/WTI/PTI).
153 * @ irq_id     : index in the IRQ vector.
[5]154 * @ chdev      : local pointer on the "source" chdev descriptor.
[1]155 **************************************************************************************/
[5]156void core_set_irq_vector_entry( core_t          * core,
157                                uint32_t          irq_type,
158                                uint32_t          irq_id,
159                                struct chdev_s  * chdev );
[1]160
161
162#endif  /* _CORE_H_ */
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