2012-09-04 00:20:36 +00:00
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#ifdef SMP_CPP
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void SMP::add_clocks(unsigned clocks) {
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step(clocks);
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synchronize_dsp();
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2012-12-24 18:07:13 +00:00
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#if defined(DEBUGGER)
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#error -DDEBUGGER SMP runtosave() correctness not checked
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2012-09-04 00:20:36 +00:00
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synchronize_cpu();
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#else
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//forcefully sync S-SMP to S-CPU in case chips are not communicating
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2012-12-24 18:07:13 +00:00
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//sync if S-SMP is more than 24 samples ahead of S-CPU
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/*
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our new smp design guarantees that there is at most one required synchronize_cpu() per uop,
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inside an op_busread() or op_buswrite(). this extra synchronize can cause problems if we
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swap out of the SMP at the beginning of a uop with an add_clocks() call when there is an
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important op_busread() / op_buswrite() later on. the SMP will need to finish that uop in
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order to reach a savable state, but it might never get to do so until it's too late (ie,
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scheduler.sync == Scheduler.SynchronizeMode::All). so we remove this call and instead
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do catchup sync in the main Enter() loop.
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*/
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//if(clock > +(768 * 24 * (int64)24000000)) synchronize_cpu();
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2012-09-04 00:20:36 +00:00
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#endif
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}
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void SMP::cycle_edge() {
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timer0.tick();
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timer1.tick();
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timer2.tick();
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//TEST register S-SMP speed control
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//24 clocks have already been added for this cycle at this point
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switch(status.clock_speed) {
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case 0: break; //100% speed
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case 1: add_clocks(24); break; // 50% speed
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case 2: while(true) add_clocks(24); // 0% speed -- locks S-SMP
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case 3: add_clocks(24 * 9); break; // 10% speed
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}
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}
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template<unsigned timer_frequency>
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void SMP::Timer<timer_frequency>::tick() {
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//stage 0 increment
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stage0_ticks += smp.status.timer_step;
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if(stage0_ticks < timer_frequency) return;
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stage0_ticks -= timer_frequency;
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//stage 1 increment
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stage1_ticks ^= 1;
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synchronize_stage1();
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}
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template<unsigned timer_frequency>
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void SMP::Timer<timer_frequency>::synchronize_stage1() {
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bool new_line = stage1_ticks;
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if(smp.status.timers_enable == false) new_line = false;
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if(smp.status.timers_disable == true) new_line = false;
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bool old_line = current_line;
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current_line = new_line;
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if(old_line != 1 || new_line != 0) return; //only pulse on 1->0 transition
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//stage 2 increment
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if(enable == false) return;
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if(++stage2_ticks != target) return;
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//stage 3 increment
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stage2_ticks = 0;
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stage3_ticks++;
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}
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#endif
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