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/* IBM_PROLOG_BEGIN_TAG */
/* This is an automatically generated prolog. */
/* */
/* $Source: src/usr/diag/prdf/common/framework/config/prdfFabricDomain.H $ */
/* */
/* IBM CONFIDENTIAL */
/* */
/* COPYRIGHT International Business Machines Corp. 2002,2013 */
/* */
/* p1 */
/* */
/* Object Code Only (OCO) source materials */
/* Licensed Internal Code Source Materials */
/* IBM HostBoot Licensed Internal Code */
/* */
/* The source code for this program is not published or otherwise */
/* divested of its trade secrets, irrespective of what has been */
/* deposited with the U.S. Copyright Office. */
/* */
/* Origin: 30 */
/* */
/* IBM_PROLOG_END_TAG */
#ifndef prdfFabricDomain_H
#define prdfFabricDomain_H
//--------------------------------------------------------------------
// Includes
//--------------------------------------------------------------------
#if !defined(iipCallResolutionTemplate_h)
#include <iipCallResolutionTemplate.h>
#endif
#include <prdfRuleChipDomain.H>
#include <prdfPlatServices.H>
//--------------------------------------------------------------------
// Forward References
//--------------------------------------------------------------------
/**
@file prdfFabricDomain.H
@brief Fabric Domain, contains Fabric Chips
@author Mike Kobler
*/
namespace PRDF
{
class FabricDomain : public RuleChipDomain
{
public:
/**
* @brief Constructor
* @param i_did The domain ID
* @param i_size The projected size of the domain
*/
FabricDomain( DOMAIN_ID i_did, uint32_t i_size = PROC_DOMAIN_SIZE ) :
RuleChipDomain( i_did, i_size )
{}
/*
Destructor
<ul>
<br><b>Parameters: </b> None.
<br><b>Returns: </b> No value returned
<br><b>Requirements:</b> None.
<br><b>Promises: </b> None.
<br><b>Exceptions: </b> None.
<br><b>Notes: </b> Compiler default sufficient
</ul><br>
*/
//~FabricDomain();
/*
Determin which chip to Analyze and call it's Analyze() function
<ul>
<br><b>Parameter: </b> serviceData (See iipServiceDataCollector.h)
<br><b>Parameter: </b> attentionType [MACHINE_CHECK|RECOVERED|SPECIAL]
<br><b>Returns: </b> return code (0 == SUCCESS)
<br><b>Requirements:</b> Query() == true, Initialize()
<br><b>Promises: </b> serviceData complete
<br><b>Exceptions: </b> None.
<br><b>Notes: </b> This implementation calls Order() to determin
which chip to analyze and calls that chips
Analyze() function.
</ul><br>
*/
virtual int32_t Analyze( STEP_CODE_DATA_STRUCT & serviceData,
ATTENTION_TYPE attentionType );
/**
* @brief Determine which chip to Analyze in a list of chips in this domain.
* @note This main only analyze one chip in the domain. Not the whole domain.
* @param serviceData Service data collector.
* @param attentionType Attention of the chip.
* @param i_chips List of chips in the domain to analyze.
* @return SUCCESS
*/
virtual int32_t AnalyzeTheseChips( STEP_CODE_DATA_STRUCT & serviceData,
ATTENTION_TYPE attentionType,
TARGETING::TargetHandleList & i_chips );
/**
* @brief Order chips in a list of chips in this domain.
* @note
* @param attentionType Attention of the chip.
* @param i_chips List of chips in the domain to analyze.
* @return SUCCESS
*/
virtual int32_t OrderTheseChips( ATTENTION_TYPE attentionType,
TARGETING::TargetHandleList & i_chips );
/**
* @brief Finds the pointer to the appropriate chip to do analysis or other.
* @note Just a function to help keep order in a subset of the domain.
* @param i_chipId Handle of the chip to find.
* @param i_chips List of chips in the domain to analyze.
* @return SUCCESS
*/
virtual RuleChip * FindChipInTheseChips( TARGETING::TargetHandle_t i_chipId,
TARGETING::TargetHandleList & i_chips );
/**
* @brief Moves the chip in question to the front of the list of chips.
* @note This gives analysis some good chance of finding the correct chip first.
* @param i_chipToFront The chip that should be in the front of the list.
* @param i_chips List of chips in the domain to analyze.
* @return SUCCESS
*/
virtual void MoveToFrontInTheseChips( uint32_t i_chipToFront,
TARGETING::TargetHandleList & i_chips );
protected:
/**
Determin which chip to Analyze and call it's Analyze() function
<ul>
<br><b>Parameter: </b> attentionType [MACHINE_CHECK|RECOVERED|SPECIAL]
<br><b>Returns: </b> return code (0 == SUCCESS)
<br><b>Requirements:</b> Query() == true, Initialize()
<br><b>Promises: </b> chip at attention at top of list
<br><b>Exceptions: </b> None.
<br><b>Notes: </b>
</ul><br>
*/
virtual void Order(ATTENTION_TYPE attentionType);
/**
Determine which chip to Analyze on checkstop and put at front of list.
<ul>
<br><b>Parameters: </b> None.
<br><b>Returns: </b> None.
<br><b>Requirements:</b> Query() == true, Initialize()
<br><b>Promises: </b> chip at attention at top of list
<br><b>Exceptions: </b> None.
<br><b>Notes: </b>
</ul><br>
*/
virtual void SortForXstop();
virtual void SortForRecov();
private: // functions
private: // Data
};
} // end namespace PRDF
#endif /* prdfFabricDomain_H */
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