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add MemContents class to mem.h
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kernel/mem.cc
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kernel/mem.cc
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@ -1679,3 +1679,219 @@ SigSpec MemWr::decompress_en(const std::vector<int> &swizzle, SigSpec sig) {
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res.append(sig[i]);
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return res;
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}
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using addr_t = MemContents::addr_t;
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MemContents::MemContents(Mem *mem) :
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MemContents(ceil_log2(mem->size), mem->width)
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{
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for(const auto &init : mem->inits) {
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if(init.en.is_fully_zero()) continue;
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log_assert(init.en.size() == _data_width);
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if(init.en.is_fully_ones())
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insert_concatenated(init.addr.as_int(), init.data);
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else {
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// TODO: this case could be handled more efficiently by adding
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// a flag to reserve_range that tells it to preserve
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// previous contents
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addr_t addr = init.addr.as_int();
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addr_t words = init.data.size() / _data_width;
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RTLIL::Const data = init.data;
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log_assert(data.size() % _data_width == 0);
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for(addr_t i = 0; i < words; i++) {
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RTLIL::Const previous = (*this)[addr + i];
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for(int j = 0; j < _data_width; j++)
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if(init.en[j] != State::S1)
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data[_data_width * i + j] = previous[j];
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}
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insert_concatenated(init.addr.as_int(), data);
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}
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}
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}
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MemContents::iterator & MemContents::iterator::operator++() {
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auto it = _memory->_values.upper_bound(_addr);
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if(it == _memory->_values.end()) {
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_memory = nullptr;
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_addr = ~(addr_t) 0;
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} else
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_addr = it->first;
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return *this;
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}
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void MemContents::check() {
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log_assert(_addr_width > 0 && _addr_width < (int)sizeof(addr_t) * 8);
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log_assert(_data_width > 0);
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log_assert(_default_value.size() == _data_width);
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if(_values.empty()) return;
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auto it = _values.begin();
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for(;;) {
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log_assert(!it->second.empty());
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log_assert(it->second.size() % _data_width == 0);
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auto end1 = _range_end(it);
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log_assert(_range_begin(it) < (1<<_addr_width));
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log_assert(end1 <= (1<<_addr_width));
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if(++it == _values.end())
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break;
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// check that ranges neither overlap nor touch
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log_assert(_range_begin(it) > end1);
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}
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}
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bool MemContents::_range_contains(std::map<addr_t, RTLIL::Const>::iterator it, addr_t addr) const {
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// if addr < begin, the subtraction will overflow, and the comparison will always fail
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// (since we have an invariant that begin + size <= 2^(addr_t bits))
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return it != _values.end() && addr - _range_begin(it) < _range_size(it);
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}
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bool MemContents::_range_contains(std::map<addr_t, RTLIL::Const>::iterator it, addr_t begin_addr, addr_t end_addr) const {
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// note that we assume begin_addr <= end_addr
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return it != _values.end() && _range_begin(it) <= begin_addr && end_addr - _range_begin(it) <= _range_size(it);
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}
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bool MemContents::_range_overlaps(std::map<addr_t, RTLIL::Const>::iterator it, addr_t begin_addr, addr_t end_addr) const {
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if(it == _values.end() || begin_addr >= end_addr)
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return false;
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auto top1 = _range_end(it) - 1;
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auto top2 = end_addr - 1;
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return !(top1 < begin_addr || top2 < _range_begin(it));
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}
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std::map<addr_t, RTLIL::Const>::iterator MemContents::_range_at(addr_t addr) const {
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// allow addr == 1<<_addr_width (which will just return end())
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log_assert(addr <= 1<<_addr_width);
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// get the first range with base > addr
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// (we use const_cast since map::iterators are only passed around internally and not exposed to the user
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// and using map::iterator in both the const and non-const case simplifies the code a little,
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// at the cost of having to be a little careful when implementing const methods)
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auto it = const_cast<std::map<addr_t, RTLIL::Const> &>(_values).upper_bound(addr);
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// if we get the very first range, all ranges are past the addr, so return the first one
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if(it == _values.begin())
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return it;
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// otherwise, go back to the previous interval
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// this must be the last interval with base <= addr
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auto it_prev = std::next(it, -1);
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if(_range_contains(it_prev, addr))
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return it_prev;
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else
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return it;
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}
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RTLIL::Const MemContents::operator[](addr_t addr) const {
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auto it = _range_at(addr);
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if(_range_contains(it, addr))
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return it->second.extract(_range_offset(it, addr), _data_width);
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else
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return _default_value;
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}
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addr_t MemContents::count_range(addr_t begin_addr, addr_t end_addr) const {
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addr_t count = 0;
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for(auto it = _range_at(begin_addr); _range_overlaps(it, begin_addr, end_addr); it++) {
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auto first = std::max(_range_begin(it), begin_addr);
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auto last = std::min(_range_end(it), end_addr);
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count += last - first;
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}
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return count;
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}
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void MemContents::clear_range(addr_t begin_addr, addr_t end_addr) {
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if(begin_addr >= end_addr) return;
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// identify which ranges are affected by this operation
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// the first iterator affected is the first one containing any addr >= begin_addr
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auto begin_it = _range_at(begin_addr);
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// the first iterator *not* affected is the first one with base addr > end_addr - 1
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auto end_it = _values.upper_bound(end_addr - 1);
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if(begin_it == end_it)
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return; // nothing to do
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// the last iterator affected is one before the first one not affected
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auto last_it = std::next(end_it, -1);
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// the first and last range may need to be truncated, the rest can just be deleted
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// to handle the begin_it == last_it case correctly, do the end case first by inserting a new range past the end
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if(_range_contains(last_it, end_addr - 1)) {
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auto new_begin = end_addr;
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auto end = _range_end(last_it);
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// if there is data past the end address, preserve it by creating a new range
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if(new_begin != end)
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end_it = _values.emplace_hint(last_it, new_begin, last_it->second.extract(_range_offset(last_it, new_begin), (_range_end(last_it) - new_begin) * _data_width));
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// the original range will either be truncated in the next if() block or deleted in the erase, so we can leave it untruncated
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}
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if(_range_contains(begin_it, begin_addr)) {
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auto new_end = begin_addr;
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// if there is data before the start address, truncate but don't delete
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if(new_end != begin_it->first) {
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begin_it->second.extu(_range_offset(begin_it, new_end));
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++begin_it;
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}
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// else: begin_it will be deleted
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}
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_values.erase(begin_it, end_it);
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}
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std::map<addr_t, RTLIL::Const>::iterator MemContents::_reserve_range(addr_t begin_addr, addr_t end_addr) {
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if(begin_addr >= end_addr)
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return _values.end(); // need a dummy value to return, end() is cheap
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// find the first range containing any addr >= begin_addr - 1
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auto lower_it = begin_addr == 0 ? _values.begin() : _range_at(begin_addr - 1);
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// check if our range is already covered by a single range
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// note that since ranges are not allowed to touch, if any range contains begin_addr, lower_it equals that range
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if (_range_contains(lower_it, begin_addr, end_addr))
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return lower_it;
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// find the first range containing any addr >= end_addr
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auto upper_it = _range_at(end_addr);
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// check if either of the two ranges we just found touch our range
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bool lower_touch = begin_addr > 0 && _range_contains(lower_it, begin_addr - 1);
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bool upper_touch = _range_contains(upper_it, end_addr);
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if (lower_touch && upper_touch) {
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log_assert (lower_it != upper_it); // lower_it == upper_it should be excluded by the check above
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// we have two different ranges touching at either end, we need to merge them
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auto upper_end = _range_end(upper_it);
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// make range bigger (maybe reserve here instead of resize?)
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lower_it->second.bits.resize(_range_offset(lower_it, upper_end), State::Sx);
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// copy only the data beyond our range
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std::copy(_range_data(upper_it, end_addr), _range_data(upper_it, upper_end), _range_data(lower_it, end_addr));
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// keep lower_it, but delete upper_it
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_values.erase(std::next(lower_it), std::next(upper_it));
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return lower_it;
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} else if (lower_touch) {
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// we have a range to the left, just make it bigger and delete any other that may exist.
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lower_it->second.bits.resize(_range_offset(lower_it, end_addr), State::Sx);
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// keep lower_it and upper_it
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_values.erase(std::next(lower_it), upper_it);
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return lower_it;
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} else if (upper_touch) {
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// we have a range to the right, we need to expand it
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// since we need to erase and reinsert to a new address, steal the data
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RTLIL::Const data = std::move(upper_it->second);
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// note that begin_addr is not in upper_it, otherwise the whole range covered check would have tripped
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data.bits.insert(data.bits.begin(), (_range_begin(upper_it) - begin_addr) * _data_width, State::Sx);
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// delete lower_it and upper_it, then reinsert
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_values.erase(lower_it, std::next(upper_it));
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return _values.emplace(begin_addr, std::move(data)).first;
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} else {
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// no ranges are touching, so just delete all ranges in our range and allocate a new one
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// could try to resize an existing range but not sure if that actually helps
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_values.erase(lower_it, upper_it);
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return _values.emplace(begin_addr, RTLIL::Const(State::Sx, (end_addr - begin_addr) * _data_width)).first;
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}
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}
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void MemContents::insert_concatenated(addr_t addr, RTLIL::Const const &values) {
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addr_t words = (values.size() + _data_width - 1) / _data_width;
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log_assert(addr < 1<<_addr_width);
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log_assert(words <= (1<<_addr_width) - addr);
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auto it = _reserve_range(addr, addr + words);
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auto to_begin = _range_data(it, addr);
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std::copy(values.bits.begin(), values.bits.end(), to_begin);
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// if values is not word-aligned, fill any missing bits with 0
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std::fill(to_begin + values.size(), to_begin + words * _data_width, State::S0);
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}
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std::vector<State>::iterator MemContents::_range_write(std::vector<State>::iterator it, RTLIL::Const const &word) {
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auto from_end = word.size() <= _data_width ? word.bits.end() : word.bits.begin() + _data_width;
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auto to_end = std::copy(word.bits.begin(), from_end, it);
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auto it_next = std::next(it, _data_width);
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std::fill(to_end, it_next, State::S0);
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return it_next;
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}
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kernel/mem.h
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kernel/mem.h
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Mem(Module *module, IdString memid, int width, int start_offset, int size) : module(module), memid(memid), packed(false), mem(nullptr), cell(nullptr), width(width), start_offset(start_offset), size(size) {}
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};
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// this class is used for implementing operator-> on iterators that return values rather than references
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// it's necessary because in C++ operator-> is called recursively until a raw pointer is obtained
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template<class T>
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struct arrow_proxy {
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T v;
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explicit arrow_proxy(T const & v) : v(v) {}
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T* operator->() { return &v; }
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};
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// MemContents efficiently represents the contents of a potentially sparse memory by storing only those segments that are actually defined
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class MemContents {
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public:
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class range; class iterator;
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using addr_t = uint32_t;
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private:
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// we ban _addr_width == sizeof(addr_t) * 8 because it adds too many cornercases
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int _addr_width;
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int _data_width;
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RTLIL::Const _default_value;
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// for each range, store the concatenation of the words at the start address
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// invariants:
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// - no overlapping or adjacent ranges
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// - no empty ranges
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// - all Consts are a multiple of the word size
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std::map<addr_t, RTLIL::Const> _values;
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// returns an iterator to the range containing addr, if it exists, or the first range past addr
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std::map<addr_t, RTLIL::Const>::iterator _range_at(addr_t addr) const;
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addr_t _range_size(std::map<addr_t, RTLIL::Const>::iterator it) const { return it->second.size() / _data_width; }
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addr_t _range_begin(std::map<addr_t, RTLIL::Const>::iterator it) const { return it->first; }
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addr_t _range_end(std::map<addr_t, RTLIL::Const>::iterator it) const { return _range_begin(it) + _range_size(it); }
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// check if the iterator points to a range containing addr
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bool _range_contains(std::map<addr_t, RTLIL::Const>::iterator it, addr_t addr) const;
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// check if the iterator points to a range containing [begin_addr, end_addr). assumes end_addr >= begin_addr.
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bool _range_contains(std::map<addr_t, RTLIL::Const>::iterator it, addr_t begin_addr, addr_t end_addr) const;
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// check if the iterator points to a range overlapping with [begin_addr, end_addr)
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bool _range_overlaps(std::map<addr_t, RTLIL::Const>::iterator it, addr_t begin_addr, addr_t end_addr) const;
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// return the offset the addr would have in the range at `it`
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size_t _range_offset(std::map<addr_t, RTLIL::Const>::iterator it, addr_t addr) const { return (addr - it->first) * _data_width; }
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// assuming _range_contains(it, addr), return an iterator pointing to the data at addr
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std::vector<State>::iterator _range_data(std::map<addr_t, RTLIL::Const>::iterator it, addr_t addr) { return it->second.bits.begin() + _range_offset(it, addr); }
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// internal version of reserve_range that returns an iterator to the range
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std::map<addr_t, RTLIL::Const>::iterator _reserve_range(addr_t begin_addr, addr_t end_addr);
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// write a single word at addr, return iterator to next word
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std::vector<State>::iterator _range_write(std::vector<State>::iterator it, RTLIL::Const const &data);
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public:
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class range {
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int _data_width;
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addr_t _base;
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RTLIL::Const const &_values;
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friend class iterator;
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range(int data_width, addr_t base, RTLIL::Const const &values)
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: _data_width(data_width), _base(base), _values(values) {}
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public:
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addr_t base() const { return _base; }
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addr_t size() const { return ((addr_t) _values.size()) / _data_width; }
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addr_t limit() const { return _base + size(); }
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RTLIL::Const const &concatenated() const { return _values; }
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RTLIL::Const operator[](addr_t addr) const {
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log_assert(addr - _base < size());
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return _values.extract((addr - _base) * _data_width, _data_width);
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}
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RTLIL::Const at_offset(addr_t offset) const { return (*this)[_base + offset]; }
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};
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class iterator {
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MemContents const *_memory;
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// storing addr instead of an iterator gives more well-defined behaviour under insertions/deletions
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// use ~0 for end so that all end iterators compare the same
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addr_t _addr;
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friend class MemContents;
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iterator(MemContents const *memory, addr_t addr) : _memory(memory), _addr(addr) {}
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public:
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using iterator_category = std::input_iterator_tag;
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using value_type = range;
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using pointer = arrow_proxy<range>;
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using reference = range;
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using difference_type = addr_t;
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reference operator *() const { return range(_memory->_data_width, _addr, _memory->_values.at(_addr)); }
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pointer operator->() const { return arrow_proxy<range>(**this); }
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bool operator !=(iterator const &other) const { return _memory != other._memory || _addr != other._addr; }
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iterator &operator++();
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};
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MemContents(int addr_width, int data_width, RTLIL::Const default_value)
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: _addr_width(addr_width), _data_width(data_width)
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, _default_value((default_value.extu(data_width), std::move(default_value)))
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{ log_assert(_addr_width > 0 && _addr_width < (int)sizeof(addr_t) * 8); log_assert(_data_width > 0); }
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MemContents(int addr_width, int data_width) : MemContents(addr_width, data_width, RTLIL::Const(State::Sx, data_width)) {}
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explicit MemContents(Mem *mem);
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int addr_width() const { return _addr_width; }
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int data_width() const { return _data_width; }
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RTLIL::Const const &default_value() const { return _default_value; }
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// return the value at the address if it exists, the default_value of the memory otherwise. address must not exceed 2**addr_width.
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RTLIL::Const operator [](addr_t addr) const;
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// return the number of defined words in the range [begin_addr, end_addr)
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addr_t count_range(addr_t begin_addr, addr_t end_addr) const;
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// allocate memory for the range [begin_addr, end_addr), but leave the contents undefined.
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void reserve_range(addr_t begin_addr, addr_t end_addr) { _reserve_range(begin_addr, end_addr); }
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// insert multiple words (provided as a single concatenated RTLIL::Const) at the given address, overriding any previous assignment.
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void insert_concatenated(addr_t addr, RTLIL::Const const &values);
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// insert multiple words at the given address, overriding any previous assignment.
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template<typename Iterator> void insert_range(addr_t addr, Iterator begin, Iterator end) {
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auto words = end - begin;
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log_assert(addr < 1<<_addr_width); log_assert(words <= (1<<_addr_width) - addr);
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auto range = _reserve_range(addr, addr + words);
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auto it = _range_data(range, addr);
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for(; begin != end; ++begin)
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it = _range_write(it, *begin);
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}
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// undefine all words in the range [begin_addr, end_addr)
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void clear_range(addr_t begin_addr, addr_t end_addr);
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// check invariants, abort if invariants failed
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void check();
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iterator end() const { return iterator(nullptr, ~(addr_t) 0); }
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iterator begin() const { return _values.empty() ? end() : iterator(this, _values.begin()->first); }
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bool empty() const { return _values.empty(); }
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};
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YOSYS_NAMESPACE_END
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#endif
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