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ChimeraTK-DeviceAccess 03.20.00
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The dummy device opens a mapping file instead of a device, and implements all registers defined in the mapping file in memory. More...
#include <DummyBackend.h>
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struct | AddressRange |
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DummyBackend (const std::string &mapFileName, const std::string &dataConsistencyKeyDescriptor="") | |
~DummyBackend () override=default | |
void | open () override |
Open the device. | |
void | closeImpl () override |
This closes the device, clears all internal registers, read-only settings and callback functions. | |
void | read (uint64_t bar, uint64_t address, int32_t *data, size_t sizeInBytes) override |
Read function to be implemented by backends. | |
void | write (uint64_t bar, uint64_t address, int32_t const *data, size_t sizeInBytes) override |
Write function to be implemented by backends. | |
std::string | readDeviceInfo () override |
Return a device information string containing hardware details like the firmware version number or the slot number used by the board. | |
DummyRegisterRawAccessor | getRawAccessor (const std::string &module, const std::string ®ister_name) |
Get a raw accessor to the underlying memory with the convenience of using register names. | |
VersionNumber | triggerInterrupt (uint32_t interruptNumber) override |
Simulate the arrival of an interrupt. | |
void | read (uint8_t bar, uint32_t address, int32_t *data, size_t sizeInBytes) final |
You cannot override the read version with 32 bit address any more. | |
void | write (uint8_t bar, uint32_t address, int32_t const *data, size_t sizeInBytes) final |
You cannot override the write version with 32 bit address any more. | |
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DummyBackendBase (std::string const &mapFileName, const std::string &dataConsistencyKeyDescriptor="") | |
~DummyBackendBase () override=default | |
size_t | minimumTransferAlignment (uint64_t bar) const override |
Determines the supported minimum alignment for any read/write requests. | |
DEFINE_VIRTUAL_FUNCTION_OVERRIDE_VTABLE (NumericAddressedBackend, getRegisterAccessor_impl, boost::shared_ptr< NDRegisterAccessor< T > >(const RegisterPath &, size_t, size_t, AccessModeFlags)) | |
void | read (uint8_t bar, uint32_t address, int32_t *data, size_t sizeInBytes) final |
You cannot override the read version with 32 bit address any more. | |
void | write (uint8_t bar, uint32_t address, int32_t const *data, size_t sizeInBytes) final |
You cannot override the write version with 32 bit address any more. | |
bool | barIndexValid (uint64_t bar) override |
All bars are valid in dummies. | |
std::map< uint64_t, size_t > | getBarSizesInBytesFromRegisterMapping () const |
Determines the size of each bar because the DummyBackends allocate memory per bar. | |
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boost::shared_ptr< NDRegisterAccessor< UserType > > | getRegisterAccessor_impl (const RegisterPath ®isterPathName, size_t numberOfWords, size_t wordOffsetInRegister, AccessModeFlags flags) |
Specific override which allows to create "DUMMY_INTEERRUPT_X" accessors. | |
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NumericAddressedBackend (const std::string &mapFileName="", std::unique_ptr< NumericAddressedRegisterCatalogue > registerMapPointer=std::make_unique< NumericAddressedRegisterCatalogue >(), const std::string &dataConsistencyKeyDescriptor="") | |
~NumericAddressedBackend () override=default | |
virtual bool | canMergeRequests () const |
Determines whether the backend supports merging of requests (read or write) | |
RegisterCatalogue | getRegisterCatalogue () const override |
Return the register catalogue with detailed information on all registers. | |
MetadataCatalogue | getMetadataCatalogue () const override |
Return the device metadata catalogue. | |
NumericAddressedRegisterInfo | getRegisterInfo (const RegisterPath ®isterPathName) |
getRegisterInfo returns a NumericAddressedRegisterInfo object for the given register. | |
void | activateAsyncRead () noexcept override |
Activate asyncronous read for all transfer elements where AccessMode::wait_for_new_data is set. | |
void | close () final |
Deactivates all asynchronous accessors and calls closeImpl(). | |
virtual std::future< void > | activateSubscription (uint32_t interruptNumber, boost::shared_ptr< async::DomainImpl< std::nullptr_t > > asyncDomain) |
Activate/create the subscription for a given interrupt (for instance by starting the according interrupt handling thread). | |
void | setExceptionImpl () noexcept override |
Turn off the internal variable which remembers that async is active. | |
template<typename BackendSpecificUserType > | |
std::pair< BackendSpecificUserType, VersionNumber > | getAsyncDomainInitialValue (size_t asyncDomainId) |
Get the initial value for a certain async::Domain. | |
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bool | isOpen () override |
Return whether a device has been opened or not. | |
bool | isConnected () final |
Deprecated since 2022-03-03. | |
void | checkActiveException () final |
Function to be called by backends when needing to check for an active exception. | |
void | setException (const std::string &message) noexcept final |
Set the backend into an exception state. | |
bool | isFunctional () const noexcept final |
Return whether a device is working as intended, usually this means it is opened and does not have any errors. | |
std::string | getActiveExceptionMessage () noexcept |
std::set< DeviceBackend::BackendID > | getInvolvedBackendIDs () override |
Get the backend IDs of all involved backends. | |
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virtual | ~DeviceBackend ()=default |
Every virtual class needs a virtual desctructor. | |
template<typename UserType > | |
boost::shared_ptr< NDRegisterAccessor< UserType > > | getRegisterAccessor (const RegisterPath ®isterPathName, size_t numberOfWords, size_t wordOffsetInRegister, AccessModeFlags flags) |
Get a NDRegisterAccessor object from the register name. | |
DEFINE_VIRTUAL_FUNCTION_TEMPLATE_VTABLE (getRegisterAccessor_impl, boost::shared_ptr< NDRegisterAccessor< T > >(const RegisterPath &, size_t, size_t, AccessModeFlags)) | |
BackendID | getBackendID () |
Get a unique ID for this backend instance. | |
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static boost::shared_ptr< DeviceBackend > | createInstance (std::string address, std::map< std::string, std::string > parameters) |
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static void | checkSizeIsMultipleOfWordSize (size_t sizeInBytes) |
template<typename T , typename... Args> | |
static boost::shared_ptr< DeviceBackend > | returnInstance (const std::string &instanceId, Args &&... arguments) |
Backward compatibility: Leftover from the time when the dummy managed it's own map to return the same instance multiple times, and still allow to use the same map file with different instances. | |
Protected Member Functions | |
void | resizeBarContents () |
void | runWriteCallbackFunctionsForAddressRange (AddressRange addressRange) |
std::list< boost::function< void(void)> > | findCallbackFunctionsForAddressRange (AddressRange addressRange) |
void | setReadOnly (uint64_t bar, uint64_t address, size_t sizeInWords) |
void | setReadOnly (AddressRange addressRange) |
bool | isReadOnly (uint64_t bar, uint64_t address) const |
void | setWriteCallbackFunction (AddressRange addressRange, boost::function< void(void)> const &writeCallbackFunction) |
bool | isWriteRangeOverlap (AddressRange firstRange, AddressRange secondRange) |
returns true if the ranges overlap and at least one of the overlapping registers can be written | |
void | writeRegisterWithoutCallback (uint64_t bar, uint64_t address, int32_t data) |
Not write-protected function for internal use only. | |
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void | setOpenedAndClearException () noexcept |
Backends should call this function at the end of a (successful) open() call. | |
Static Protected Member Functions | |
static std::string | convertPathRelativeToDmapToAbs (std::string const &mapfileName) |
Protected Attributes | |
std::string | _mapFile |
name of the map file | |
std::map< uint64_t, std::vector< int32_t > > | _barContents |
std::set< std::pair< uint64_t, uint64_t > > | _readOnlyAddresses |
std::multimap< AddressRange, boost::function< void(void)> > | _writeCallbackFunctions |
std::mutex | mutex |
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std::unique_ptr< NumericAddressedRegisterCatalogue > | _registerMapPointer |
NumericAddressedRegisterCatalogue & | _registerMap |
MetadataCatalogue | _metadataCatalogue |
metadata catalogue | |
std::mutex | _unalignedAccess |
mutex for protecting unaligned access | |
friend | NumericAddressedLowLevelTransferElement |
friend | TriggeredPollDistributor |
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std::atomic< bool > | _opened {false} |
flag if backend is opened | |
async::DomainsContainer | _asyncDomainsContainer |
Container for async::Domains to support wait_for_new_data. | |
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template<typename T > | |
class | DummyRegisterAccessor |
register accessors must be friends to access the map and the registers | |
template<typename T > | |
class | DummyMultiplexedRegisterAccessor |
class | DummyRegisterRawAccessor |
class | SharedDummyBackend |
Additional Inherited Members | |
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using | BackendID = std::uintptr_t |
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std::atomic< bool > | throwExceptionOpen {false} |
std::atomic< bool > | throwExceptionRead {false} |
std::atomic< bool > | throwExceptionWrite {false} |
std::atomic< size_t > | throwExceptionCounter {0} |
The dummy device opens a mapping file instead of a device, and implements all registers defined in the mapping file in memory.
Like this it mimics the real PCIe device.
Deriving from this class, you can write dedicated implementations with special functionality. For this purpose one can register write callback function which are executed if a certain register (or range of registers) is written. For instance: Writing to a START_DAQ register can fill a data buffer with dummy values which can be read back. For each call of writeReg or writeArea the callback function is called once. If you require the callback function to be executed after each register change, use writeReg multiple times instead of writeArea.
Registers can be set to read-only mode. In this case a write operation will just be ignored and no callback function is executed.
Definition at line 45 of file DummyBackend.h.
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Definition at line 17 of file DummyBackend.cc.
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This closes the device, clears all internal registers, read-only settings and callback functions.
As the device could be opened with another mapping file later, these will most probably be invalid in this case. This is why the read-only settings and callback functions have to be set again when reopening the file.
Reimplemented from ChimeraTK::NumericAddressedBackend.
Reimplemented in ChimeraTK::ExceptionDummy.
Definition at line 39 of file DummyBackend.cc.
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DummyRegisterRawAccessor ChimeraTK::DummyBackend::getRawAccessor | ( | const std::string & | module, |
const std::string & | register_name | ||
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Get a raw accessor to the underlying memory with the convenience of using register names.
This accessor had nothing to do with regular, TransferElement based accessors and serves as second, independent implementation for debugging.
We have to use the old module/register interface because the dummy uses the old style mapping internally.
Definition at line 184 of file DummyBackend.cc.
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returns true if the ranges overlap and at least one of the overlapping registers can be written
Definition at line 139 of file DummyBackend.cc.
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Open the device.
Implements ChimeraTK::DeviceBackend.
Reimplemented in ChimeraTK::ExceptionDummy.
Definition at line 22 of file DummyBackend.cc.
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Read function to be implemented by backends.
TODO: Add documentation!
Reimplemented from ChimeraTK::NumericAddressedBackend.
Reimplemented in ChimeraTK::ExceptionDummy, and DummyForDoubleBuffering.
Definition at line 50 of file DummyBackend.cc.
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You cannot override the read version with 32 bit address any more.
Please change your implementation to the 64 bit signature.
Reimplemented from ChimeraTK::NumericAddressedBackend.
Definition at line 55 of file DummyBackendBase.h.
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Return a device information string containing hardware details like the firmware version number or the slot number used by the board.
The format and contained information of this string is completely backend implementation dependent, so the string may only be printed to the user as an informational output. Do not try to parse this string or extract information from it programmatically.
Implements ChimeraTK::DeviceBackend.
Definition at line 81 of file DummyBackend.cc.
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Simulate the arrival of an interrupt.
For all push-type accessors which have been created for that particular interrupt number, the data will be read out through a synchronous accessor and pushed into the data transport queues of the asynchronous accessors, so they can be received by the application.
Implements ChimeraTK::DummyBackendBase.
Definition at line 188 of file DummyBackend.cc.
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Write function to be implemented by backends.
TODO: Add documentation!
Reimplemented from ChimeraTK::NumericAddressedBackend.
Reimplemented in DummyForAreaHandshakeBackend, ChimeraTK::ExceptionDummy, TestDummy, and WriteCountingBackend.
Definition at line 62 of file DummyBackend.cc.
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You cannot override the write version with 32 bit address any more.
Please change your implementation to the 64 bit signature.
Reimplemented from ChimeraTK::NumericAddressedBackend.
Definition at line 63 of file DummyBackendBase.h.
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Not write-protected function for internal use only.
It does not trigger the callback function so it can be used inside a callback function for re-synchronization.
Definition at line 45 of file DummyBackend.cc.
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register accessors must be friends to access the map and the registers
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name of the map file
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