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Timestamp:
Apr 21, 2014, 5:29:40 AM (10 years ago)
Author:
alain
Message:

Reducing the number of log messages.

Location:
soft/giet_vm/giet_kernel
Files:
3 edited

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  • soft/giet_vm/giet_kernel/ctx_handler.h

    r294 r310  
    6969    unsigned int pti_vector[32];       // timer    interrupt vector
    7070    unsigned int wti_vector[32];       // software interrupt vector
     71    unsigned int reserved[30];         // padding to 4 Kbytes
    7172} static_scheduler_t;
    7273

  • soft/giet_vm/giet_kernel/irq_handler.c

    r297 r310  
    5656    unsigned int irq_id;
    5757    unsigned int irq_type;
    58     char*        irq_type_str[] = { "HWI", "WTI", "PTI" };
    5958
    6059    // get the highest priority active IRQ index
    … …  
    8887
    8988#if GIET_DEBUG_IRQS // we don't take the TTY lock to avoid deadlocks
     89char* irq_type_str[] = { "HWI", "WTI", "PTI" };
    9090_puts("\n[IRQS DEBUG] Processor[");
    9191_putd(x);
    … …  
    120120        else
    121121        {
    122             // we don't take the TTY lock to avoid deadlock
    123             _puts("\n[GIET ERROR] in _irq_demux() illegal ISR type on processor[");
    124             _putd(x);
    125             _puts(",");
    126             _putd(y);
    127             _puts(",");
    128             _putd(lpid);
    129             _puts("] at cycle ");
    130             _putd(_get_proctime() );
    131             _puts("\n  ");
    132             _puts(irq_type_str[irq_type] );
    133             _puts(" : irq_id = ");
    134             _putd(irq_id);
    135             _puts(" / isr_type = ");
    136             _putd(isr_type);
    137             _puts(" / channel = ");
    138             _putd(channel);
    139             _puts("\n");
    140             _exit();
     122            _printf("\n[GIET ERROR] in _irq_demux() :"
     123                    " illegal ISR type on processor[%d,%d,%d] at cycle %d\n"
     124                    " - irq_type = %d\n"
     125                    " - irq_id   = %d\n"
     126                    " - isr_type = %x\n",
     127                    x, y, lpid, _get_proctime(), irq_type, irq_id, isr_type );
    141128        }
    142129    }

  • soft/giet_vm/giet_kernel/kernel_init.c

    r299 r310  
    99// This nano-kernel has been written for the MIPS32 processor.
    1010// The virtual adresses are on 32 bits and use the (unsigned int) type, but the
    11 // physicals addresses can have up to 40 bits, and use the  (unsigned long long) type.
     11// physicals addresses can have up to 40 bits, and use the (unsigned long long) type.
    1212// It natively supports clusterised shared mmemory multi-processors architectures,
    13 // where each processor is identified by a composite index (cluster_xy, local_id),
     13// where each processor is identified by a composite index [x,y,lpid],
    1414// and where there is one physical memory bank per cluster.
    1515//
    16 // This file contains the _kernel_init() function, that performs the second
    17 // phase of system initialisation.  The three significant actions are:
    18 // 1) processor 0 makes peripherals and system FAT initialisation.
    19 // 2) processor 0 awake all other processors by an IPI.
    20 // 3) all processors running in parallel perform register initialisation,
    21 //    from their private scheduler, and jump to user code.
     16// The kernel_init() function is executed in parallel by all procesors,
     17// and completes the system initialisation that has been started by processor[0,0,0]
     18// in the boot_init() function. It makes the following assuptions, regarding the work
     19// bone by the boot code:
     20//
     21// 1) The page tables associated to the various vspaces have been build
     22//    in physical memory, and can be used by the kernel code.
     23//
     24// 2) All schedulers (this include all task contexts) have been initialised,
     25//    Both the virtual and the physical base addresses of the page tables
     26//    are available in the CTX_PTAB and CTX_PTPR slots.
     27//
     28// 3) The CP0_SCHED register of each processor contains a pointer on its
     29//    private scheduler (virtual address).
     30//
     31// 4) The CP2_PTPR register of each processor contains a pointer on
     32//    the vspace_0 page table (physical address>>13).
     33//
     34// 5) For all processors, the MMU is activated (CP2_MODE contains 0xF).
     35//
     36// This code must be loaded in .kinit section, in order to control seg_kinit_base,
     37// as this address is used by the boot code to jump into kernel code.
     38//
     39// Each processor performs the following actions:
     40// 1/ contribute to _schedulers_paddr[] array initialisation.
     41// 2/ contribute to _ptabs_paddr[] and _ptabs_vaddr arrays initialisation
     42// 3/ completes task context initialisation for ech allocated task
     43// 4/ compute and set the ICU mask for its private ICU channel
     44// 5/ initialise its private TICK timer (if tasks > 0)
     45// 6/ initialise the "idle" task context in its private scheduler
     46// 7/ initialise SP, SR, PTPR, EPC registers and jump to user code with an eret.
    2247////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
    2348
    … …  
    77102unsigned int _init_barrier = 0;
    78103
    79 ////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
    80 // This function is the entry point in kernel for all processors.
    81 // It is executed in parallel by all procesors, and completes the system
    82 // initialisation that has been started by processor 0 in the boot_init() function.
    83 //
    84 // This kernel code makes the following assuptions, regarding the work bone
    85 // by the boot code:
    86 //
    87 // 1) The page tables associated to the various vspaces have been build
    88 //    in physical memory, and can be used by the kernel code.
    89 //
    90 // 2) All schedulers (this include all task contexts) have been initialised,
    91 //    Both the virtual and the physical base addresses of the page tables
    92 //    are available in the CTX_PTAB and CTX_PTPR slots.
    93 //
    94 // 3) The CP0_SCHED register of each processor contains a pointer on its
    95 //    private scheduler (virtual address).
    96 //
    97 // 4) The CP2_PTPR register of each processor contains a pointer on
    98 //    the vspace_0 page table (physical address>>13).
    99 //
    100 // 5) For all processors, the MMU is activated (CP2_MODE contains 0xF).
    101 //
    102 // This code must be loaded in .kinit section, in order to control seg_kinit_base,
    103 // as this address is used by the boot code to jump into kernel code.
    104 ////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
    105 // Each processor performs the following actions:
    106 // 1/ contribute to _schedulers_paddr[] array initialisation.
    107 // 2/ contribute to _ptabs_paddr[] and _ptabs_vaddr arrays initialisation
    108 // 3/ completes task context initialisation for ech allocated task
    109 // 4/ compute and set the ICU mask for its private ICU channel
    110 // 5/ initialise its private TICK timer (if tasks > 0)
    111 // 6/ initialise the "idle" task context in its private scheduler
    112 // 7/ initialise SP, SR, PTPR, EPC registers and jump to user code with an eret.
    113 ////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
    114 __attribute__((section (".kinit"))) void kernel_parallel_init()
     104///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
     105__attribute__((section (".kinit"))) void kernel_init()
    115106{
    116107    unsigned int global_pid = _get_procid();
    … …  
    119110    unsigned int y          = cluster_xy & ((1<<Y_WIDTH)-1);
    120111    unsigned int lpid       = global_pid % NB_PROCS_MAX;
     112    unsigned int nprocs     = TOTAL_PROCS;
     113    unsigned int pid        = ((( x * Y_SIZE) + y) * NB_PROCS_MAX) + lpid;
     114//  unsigned int pid        = _get_id(i n_procs );
     115
     116    // This last initialisation phase is done sequencially:
     117    while( pid != _init_barrier ) asm volatile ( "nop" );
    121118
    122119    // Step 1 : each processor get its scheduler virtual address
    … …  
    129126
    130127#if GIET_DEBUG_INIT
    131 _printf("\n[GIET DEBUG INIT] Processor[%d,%d,%d]\n"
     128_printf("\n[GIET DEBUG INIT] Processor[%d,%d,%d] starts kernel init\n"
    132129        " - scheduler vbase = %x\n"
    133130        " - tasks           = %d\n",
    … …  
    176173
    177174#if GIET_DEBUG_INIT
    178 _printf("\n[GIET DEBUG INIT] Processor[%d,%d,%d] update context for task %d\n"
     175_printf("\n[GIET DEBUG INIT] Processor[%d,%d,%d] updates context for task %d\n"
    179176        " - ctx_epc   = %x\n"
    180177        " - ctx_ra    = %x\n",
    … …  
    211208
    212209#if GIET_DEBUG_INIT
    213 _printf("\n[GIET DEBUG INIT] Processor[%d,%d,%d] set XCU masks\n"
     210_printf("\n[GIET DEBUG INIT] Processor[%d,%d,%d] sets XCU masks\n"
    214211        " - ICU HWI_MASK = %x\n"
    215212        " - ICU WTI_MASK = %x\n"
    … …  
    250247
    251248#if GIET_DEBUG_INIT
    252 _printf("\n[GIET DEBUG INIT] Processor[%d,%d,%d] start TICK timer\n",
     249_printf("\n[GIET DEBUG INIT] Processor[%d,%d,%d] starts TICK timer\n",
    253250        x, y, lpid );
    254251#endif
    … …  
    269266
    270267#if GIET_DEBUG_INIT
    271 _printf("\n[GIET DEBUG INIT] Processor[%d,%d,%d] initialize IDLE task\n",
     268_printf("\n[GIET DEBUG INIT] Processor[%d,%d,%d] initializes IDLE task\n",
    272269        x, y, lpid );
    273270#endif
    … …  
    296293    unsigned int epc_value  = _get_task_slot(global_pid, ltid, CTX_EPC_ID);
    297294
    298 #if GIET_DEBUG_INIT
    299 _printf("\n[GIET DEBUG INIT] Processor[%d,%d,%d] reach barrier at cycle %d\n"
    300         " - sp   = %x\n"
    301         " - sr   = %x\n"
    302         " - ptpr = %x\n"
    303         " - epc  = %x\n",
    304         x, y, lpid, _get_proctime(),
    305         sp_value, sr_value, ptpr_value, epc_value );
    306 #endif
    307 
     295    _printf("\n[GIET DEBUG INIT] Processor[%d,%d,%d] reach barrier at cycle %d\n",
     296            x, y, lpid, _get_proctime() );
     297
     298/*
    308299    unsigned int*  pcount = &_init_barrier;
    309     unsigned int   nprocs = TOTAL_PROCS;
    310300    unsigned int   count;
    311301
    312302    // increment barrier counter with atomic LL/SC
    313303    asm volatile ( "_init_barrier_loop:             \n"
    314                    "ll    %0,   0(%1)               \n"   /* count <= *pcount  */
    315                    "addi  $3,   %0,   1             \n"   /* $3 <= count + 1  */
    316                    "sc    $3,   0(%1)               \n"   /* *pcount <= $3  */
    317                    "beqz  $3,   _init_barrier_loop  \n"   /* retry if failure */
     304                   "ll    %0,   0(%1)               \n"
     305                   "addi  $3,   %0,   1             \n"
     306                   "sc    $3,   0(%1)               \n"
     307                   "beqz  $3,   _init_barrier_loop  \n"
    318308                   "nop                             \n"
    319309                   : "=&r"(count)
    … …  
    323313    // busy waiting until all processors synchronized
    324314    while ( *pcount != nprocs ) asm volatile ("nop");
    325 
     315*/
     316
     317    // increment barrier counter
     318    _init_barrier++;
     319
     320    // busy waiting until all processors synchronized
     321    while ( _init_barrier != nprocs ) asm volatile ("nop");
     322
     323/*
    326324    _printf("\n[GIET] Processor[%d,%d,%d] jumps to user code at cycle %d\n",
    327325            x, y, lpid, _get_proctime() );
     326*/
    328327       
    329328    // set registers and jump to user code
    … …  
    338337                   : "$29" );
    339338
    340 } // end kernel_parallel_init()
     339} // end kernel_init()
    341340
    342341
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