Changes between Initial Version and Version 1 of DsxvmMapping

Timestamp:

Oct 19, 2012, 12:33:13 PM (12 years ago)

Author:

karaoui

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DsxvmMapping

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+= Mapping Description = 
+
+In this section we will see how one can describe the mapping of the different soft object in DSX-VM.
+
+== Mapper object ==
+
+This python object must be initialized first. It has the following arguments :
+{{{
+Mapper(hard, tcg1, tcg2 ...)
+}}}
+ * the first argument is a python description of the hardware (see [https://www-asim.lip6.fr/trac/dsx/wiki/DsxvmHardware]).
+ * the rest of arguments is either one or more ''tcg'' objects of applications.
+
+== The mapping ==
+
+Once we declared the Mapper object we can use the ''''map'''' methode to map the different soft object.
+The arguments of the ''''map'''' function depend on the type of object to be mapped:
+
+* For soft resources (mwmr channel, barriers, locks): 
+{{{
+ mapper.map(soft_object, pseg = physical_segment_to_map_into)
+}}}
+
+* For task objects :
+ * If we map the task on a processor :
+   {{{
+   mapper.map(soft_object, cluster = cluster_number, proc = proc_number, stack = physical_segment_to_map_into)
+   }}}
+ * If we map the task on a coprocessor :
+   {{{
+   m.map(task, coprocessor = coproc)
+   }}}
+
+* For the Tcg objects :
+  {{{
+  m.map(tcg, code = physical_segment_to_map_into,  data = physical_segment_to_map_into,  ptab = physical_segment_to_map_into)
+  }}}
+
+* For the Kernel (GIET-VM) objects:
+  {{{
+  m.map('system', boot = physical_segment_to_map_into,  kernel = physical_segment_to_map_into)
+  }}}
+
+The meaning of the arguments is :
+ - soft_object : this is the only mandatory argument, it can either be the name of the object or the object itself
+ - physical_segment_to_map_into : the the physical segment(RAM/ROM objects) on which the  mapping is done
+
+== Example ==
+We will see the mapping of the a Hello world application.
+
+* The Hardware description : 
+{{{
+#!/usr/bin/env python
+
+from dsx.hard.hard import *
+
+
+def AlmoArch(nb_proc = 4, nb_tty = 2, timer_pbase = 0x91000000, icu_pbase = 0x9F000000):
+
+    cluster_x = 1
+    cluster_y = 1
+    nb_clusters = cluster_x * cluster_y
+    hd = Hardware(cluster_x, cluster_y, nb_proc)
+
+    ####### peripherals ########
+    hd.add(Tty('tty', pbase = 0x90000000, channel_size = 16, nb_channel = nb_tty))
+
+    for cl in range(nb_clusters):
+        hd.add(Timer('timer%d'%cl, pbase = timer_pbase + (cl * hd.cluster_span), channel_size = 16, nb_channel = nb_proc))
+        hd.add(Icu  ('icu%d'%cl  , pbase = icu_pbase + (cl * hd.cluster_span)  , channel_size = 32, nb_channel = nb_proc))
+
+
+    ######## irqs ########
+    for i in xrange(nb_proc):
+        hd.add(Irq(proc_id = i , cluster_id = 0, icu_irq_id = i, peri = Timer , channel_id = i ))
+
+
+    ##### mwmr_coproc ######
+    hd.add(MwmrCoprocTaskWrapper("tg_coproc"    , pbase = 0x94000000, channel_size = 32, sc_name = 'TgCoproc'))
+    hd.add(MwmrCoprocTaskWrapper("ramdac_coproc", pbase = 0x95000000, channel_size = 32, sc_name = 'RamdacCoproc'))
+
+    ######## Mems ########
+    hd.add(ROM("PSEG_ROM", pbase = 0xbfc00000, size = 0x00010000))
+    hd.add(RAM("PSEG_RAU", pbase = 0x00000000, size = 0x01000000))
+    hd.add(RAM("PSEG_RAK", pbase = 0x80000000, size = 0x00100000))
+
+    return hd
+
+}}}
+
+* The TCG description :
+{{{
+#!/usr/bin/env python
+
+import dsx
+
+
+tcg = dsx.Tcg("hello", dsx.Task('main', 'hello'), )
+}}}
+
+* The mapping description : 
+{{{
+#!/usr/bin/env python
+
+import dsx
+
+from almo import AlmoArch
+from app import tcg
+from dsx.mapper.mapper import Mapper
+
+
+hd =  AlmoArch(nb_tty = 2)
+
+mpr = Mapper(hd, tcg)
+
+
+mpr.map('main', cluster = 0, proc = 0, stack = 'PSEG_RAU')
+mpr.map('hello', code = 'PSEG_RAU', data = 'PSEG_RAU', ptab = 'PSEG_RAU')
+mpr.map('system' , boot = 'PSEG_ROM', kernel = 'PSEG_RAK')
+
+mpr.generate(dsx.Giet(outdir = 'plateform', debug = True))
+}}}
+
+More examples can be found in the ''examples'' directory in DSX-VM.