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+%%
+%% %CopyrightBegin%
+%%
+%% Copyright Ericsson AB 2001-2009. All Rights Reserved.
+%%
+%% The contents of this file are subject to the Erlang Public License,
+%% Version 1.1, (the "License"); you may not use this file except in
+%% compliance with the License. You should have received a copy of the
+%% Erlang Public License along with this software. If not, it can be
+%% retrieved online at http://www.erlang.org/.
+%%
+%% Software distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS"
+%% basis, WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, either express or implied. See
+%% the License for the specific language governing rights and limitations
+%% under the License.
+%%
+%% %CopyrightEnd%
+%%
+%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%
+%%
+%% ULTRASPARC MACHINE MODEL
+%%
+%% This module is used by the scheduler.
+%% The following interface is used:
+%% ...
+%%
+%% NOTES:
+%% - the machine model is simple (on the verge of simplistic)
+%% * all FUs are pipelined => model only one cycle at a time
+%% * instruction latencies are mostly 1
+%% * floating point is left for later (I _think_ it works, but ...)
+%% - conservative: instructions that require multiple resources are
+%% modelled as 'single'; instead, they could reserve IEU+BR or whatever
+%% - possibly inefficient: I think machine state model could be turned into
+%% a bitvector.
+
+-module(hipe_ultra_mod2).
+-export([init_resources/1,
+ init_instr_resources/2,
+ resources_available/4,
+ advance_cycle/1
+ ]).
+-export([raw_latency/2,
+ war_latency/2,
+ waw_latency/2,
+ %% m_raw_latency/2,
+ %% m_war_latency/2,
+ %% m_waw_latency/2,
+ m_raw_latency/0,
+ m_war_latency/0,
+ m_waw_latency/0,
+ br_to_unsafe_latency/2,
+ unsafe_to_br_latency/2,
+ br_br_latency/2
+ ]).
+
+-include("../sparc/hipe_sparc.hrl").
+
+-define(debug(Str,Args),ok).
+%-define(debug(Str,Args),io:format(Str,Args)).
+
+-define(debug_ultra(Str,Args),ok).
+%-define(debug_ultra(Str,Args),io:format(Str,Args)).
+
+%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%
+%%
+%% Straightforward and somewhat simplistic model for UltraSparc:
+%% - only one cycle at a time is modelled
+%% - resources are simplified:
+%% * ieu0, ieu1, ieu, mem, br, single
+%% * per-cycle state = done | { I0, I1, NumI, X, Mem, Br }
+%% * unoptimized representation (could be bit vector)
+
+init_resources(_Size) ->
+ ?debug_ultra('init res ~p~n',[_Size]),
+ empty_state().
+
+%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%
+
+init_instr_resources(N,Nodes) ->
+ ultra_instr_rsrcs(Nodes,hipe_vectors:new(N, '')).
+
+ultra_instr_rsrcs([],I_res) -> I_res;
+ultra_instr_rsrcs([N|Ns],I_res) ->
+ ultra_instr_rsrcs(Ns,ultra_instr_type(N,I_res)).
+
+ultra_instr_type({N,I},I_res) ->
+ hipe_vectors:set(I_res,N-1,instr_type(I)).
+
+instr_type(I) ->
+ case I of
+ #move{} ->
+ ieu;
+ #multimove{} -> %% TODO: expand multimoves before scheduling
+ ieu;
+ #alu{} ->
+ case hipe_sparc:alu_operator(I) of
+ '>>' -> ieu0;
+ '<<' -> ieu0;
+ _ -> ieu
+ end;
+ #alu_cc{} ->
+ ieu1;
+ #sethi{} ->
+ ieu;
+ #load{} ->
+ mem;
+ #store{} ->
+ mem;
+ #b{} ->
+ br;
+ #br{} ->
+ br;
+ #goto{} ->
+ br;
+ #jmp_link{} -> % imprecise; should be mem+br?
+ single;
+ #jmp{} -> % imprecise
+ br;
+ #call_link{} -> % imprecise; should be mem+br?
+ single;
+ #cmov_cc{} -> % imprecise
+ single;
+ #cmov_r{} -> % imprecise
+ single;
+ #load_atom{} -> % should be resolved to sethi/or
+ single;
+ #load_address{} -> % should be resolved to sethi/or
+ single;
+ #load_word_index{} -> % should be resolved to sethi/or
+ single;
+ %% uncommon types:
+ #label{} ->
+ none;
+ #nop{} ->
+ none;
+ #comment{} ->
+ none;
+ _ ->
+ exit({ultrasparc_instr_type,{cant_schedule,I}})
+ end.
+
+%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%
+
+resources_available(_Cycle, I, Rsrc, I_res) ->
+ res_avail(instruction_resource(I_res, I), Rsrc).
+
+instruction_resource(I_res, I) ->
+ hipe_vectors:get(I_res, I-1).
+
+%% The following function checks resource availability.
+%% * all function units are assumed to be fully pipelined, so only
+%% one cycle at a time is modelled.
+%% * for IEU0 and IEU1, these must precede all generic IEU instructions
+%% (handled by X bit)
+%% * at most 2 integer instructions can issue in a cycle
+%% * mem is straightforward
+%% * br closes the cycle (= returns done).
+%% * single requires an entirely empty state and closes the cycle
+
+res_avail(ieu0, { free, I1, NumI, free, Mem, Br })
+ when is_integer(NumI), NumI < 2 ->
+ { yes, { occ, I1, NumI+1, free, Mem, Br }};
+res_avail(ieu1, { _I0, free, NumI, free, Mem, Br })
+ when is_integer(NumI), NumI < 2 ->
+ { yes, { free, occ, NumI+1, free, Mem, Br }};
+res_avail(ieu, { I0, I1, NumI, _X, Mem, Br })
+ when is_integer(NumI), NumI < 2 ->
+ { yes, { I0, I1, NumI+1, occ, Mem, Br }};
+res_avail(mem, { I0, I1, NumI, X, free, Br }) ->
+ { yes, { I0, I1, NumI, X, occ, Br }};
+res_avail(br, { _I0, _I1, _NumI, _X, _Mem, free }) ->
+ { yes, done };
+res_avail(single, { free, free, 0, free, free, free }) ->
+ { yes, done };
+res_avail(_, _) ->
+ no.
+
+%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%
+
+advance_cycle(_Rsrc) ->
+ empty_state().
+
+empty_state() -> { free, free, 0, free, free, free }.
+
+%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%
+%% Latencies are taken from UltraSparc hardware manual
+%%
+%% *** UNFINISHED ***
+%% more precisely, they are taken from my memory of the US-manual
+%% at the moment.
+%%
+%% Note: all ld/st are assumed to hit in the L1 cache (D-cache),
+%% which is sort of imprecise.
+
+raw_latency(alu, store) -> 0;
+raw_latency(load, _) -> 2; % only if load is L1 hit
+raw_latency(alu_cc, b) -> 0;
+raw_latency(_I0, _I1) ->
+ 1.
+
+war_latency(_I0, _I1) ->
+ 0.
+
+waw_latency(_I0, _I1) ->
+ 1.
+
+%% *** UNFINISHED ***
+%% At present, all load/stores are assumed to hit in the L1 cache,
+%% which isn't really satisfying.
+
+%% m_raw_latency(_St, _Ld) ->
+%% 1.
+%%
+%% m_war_latency(_Ld, _St) ->
+%% 1.
+%%
+%% m_waw_latency(_St1, _St2) ->
+%% 1.
+
+%% Use these for 'default latencies' = do not permit reordering.
+
+m_raw_latency() ->
+ 1.
+
+m_war_latency() ->
+ 1.
+
+m_waw_latency() ->
+ 1.
+
+br_to_unsafe_latency(_BrTy, _UTy) ->
+ 0.
+
+unsafe_to_br_latency(_UTy, _BrTy) ->
+ 0.
+
+br_br_latency(_BrTy1, _BrTy2) ->
+ 0.