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#-- $Id: sample.initfile,v 1.1 2011/07/13 16:03:44 andrewg Exp $
#-- CHANGE HISTORY:
#--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
#-- Version:|Author: | Date: | Comment:
#-- --------|--------|--------|--------------------------------------------------
#-- 0.01|andrewg |05/24/11|Created sample file
#-- --------|--------|--------|--------------------------------------------------
#--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# End of revision history
#--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
#--Master list of variables that can be used in this file is at:
#--<Attribute Definition Location>
SyntaxVersion = 1
#-- -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
#--******************************************************************************
#-- -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
#--
#-- Includes
#-- Note:
# Must specify the path to the .define file here; i.e.
# "include ./hwp/initfiles/sample.define"
# Or specify the directories to search for the include file (-I <path to search>)
# in priority order at the initCompiler command line; i.e.
# "initCompiler -init ./sample.initfile -outdir . -attr ./fapiAttributeIds.H \
# -I hwp/initfiles -I hwp"
#
#-- -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
#--******************************************************************************
#-- -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
include sample.define
#-- -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
#--******************************************************************************
#-- -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
#--
#-- Defines
#--
#-- -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
#--******************************************************************************
#-- -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
define def_equal_test = (SYS.ATTR_SCRATCH_UINT32_1 == SYS.ATTR_SCRATCH_UINT32_2);
define def_not_equal_test = (SYS.ATTR_SCRATCH_UINT64_1 != SYS.ATTR_SCRATCH_UINT64_2);
#-- -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
#--******************************************************************************
#-- -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
#--
#-- Defines for associated targets
#-- User can either use the generic target name TGTn within the initfile or
#-- define a more informative name to use here.
#-- By default attributes without the associated target name prefix or the "SYS."
#-- prefix is the primary target's attribute. The targets must be passed to
#-- fapiHwpExecInitFile() as a std::vector<fapi::Target> with the elements in the
#-- same order as defined in the initfile; i.e. the primary target is the first
#-- element followed by TGT1, 2, 3...
#--
#-- -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
#--******************************************************************************
define MBA0 = TGT1;
define MBA1 = TGT2;
#@TODO via RTC: 60769 -- base 15XXXXXX addr on master core
#--******************************************************************************
#-- Basic SCOM
#--******************************************************************************
scom 0x0000000015010002 {
scom_data ;
0xAABBC00000000000 ;
}
#--******************************************************************************
#-- SCOM with Address and Data of Array Type, Range of Index, Bit Support
#-- The following Scom is equivalent to:
#scom 0x000000000006002B {
# bits, scom_data , expr;
# 0:7, SYS.ATTR_SCRATCH_UINT8_ARRAY_1[2], SYS.ATTR_SCRATCH_UINT8_ARRAY_1[2] > SYS.ATTR_SCRATCH_UINT8_1;
# 24:31, SYS.ATTR_SCRATCH_UINT8_ARRAY_1[2], SYS.ATTR_SCRATCH_UINT8_1 == SYS.ATTR_SCRATCH_UINT8_ARRAY_1[3];
# 32:39, SYS.ATTR_SCRATCH_UINT8_ARRAY_2[0][1][2], SYS.ATTR_SCRATCH_UINT8_ARRAY_1[0] < SYS.ATTR_SCRATCH_UINT8_ARRAY_1[1];
#}
#
#scom 0x000000000006002C {
# bits, scom_data , expr;
# 0:7, SYS.ATTR_SCRATCH_UINT8_ARRAY_1[2], SYS.ATTR_SCRATCH_UINT8_ARRAY_1[31] > SYS.ATTR_SCRATCH_UINT8_1;
# 24:31, SYS.ATTR_SCRATCH_UINT8_ARRAY_1[31], SYS.ATTR_SCRATCH_UINT8_1 == SYS.ATTR_SCRATCH_UINT8_ARRAY_1[7];
# 32:39, SYS.ATTR_SCRATCH_UINT8_ARRAY_2[1][2][3], SYS.ATTR_SCRATCH_UINT8_ARRAY_1[17] < SYS.ATTR_SCRATCH_UINT8_ARRAY_1[18];
#}
#--******************************************************************************
scom 0x000000000006002(B,C) {
bits, scom_data , expr;
0:7, SYS.ATTR_SCRATCH_UINT8_ARRAY_1[2], SYS.ATTR_SCRATCH_UINT8_ARRAY_1[2,31] > SYS.ATTR_SCRATCH_UINT8_1;
24:31, SYS.ATTR_SCRATCH_UINT8_ARRAY_1[2,31], SYS.ATTR_SCRATCH_UINT8_1 == SYS.ATTR_SCRATCH_UINT8_ARRAY_1[3,7];
32:39, SYS.ATTR_SCRATCH_UINT8_ARRAY_2[0..1][1,2][2,3], SYS.ATTR_SCRATCH_UINT8_ARRAY_1[0,17] < SYS.ATTR_SCRATCH_UINT8_ARRAY_1[1,18];
}
#--******************************************************************************
#-- Basic SCOM with define used
#--******************************************************************************
scom 0x000000000006800b {
scom_data, expr ;
0x0000000000000184, def_equal_test ;
}
#--******************************************************************************
#-- Basic SCOM with a single bit set
#--******************************************************************************
scom 0x000000000006800c {
bits , scom_data ;
23 , 0b1 ;
}
#--******************************************************************************
#-- Basic SCOM with same address but different bits set & Scom data of Attr type
#-- Simple operations on Scom data
#--******************************************************************************
scom 0x000000000006800c {
bits , scom_data , expr ;
24:31, (MBA1.ATTR_CHIP_UNIT_POS + SYS.ATTR_SCRATCH_UINT8_ARRAY_2[1][2][3]) , (SYS.ATTR_SCRATCH_UINT8_1 | 0b00000001) != 1;
24:31, ((MBA1.ATTR_CHIP_UNIT_POS | SYS.ATTR_SCRATCH_UINT8_ARRAY_2[1][2][3]) + 1) / 2, !(SYS.ATTR_SCRATCH_UINT8_1 == 3);
32:63, (((SYS.ATTR_SCRATCH_UINT32_1 * 20) & 0x000000F0)) << 8 , (SYS.ATTR_SCRATCH_UINT32_1 & 0x0000FFFF) == 3;
}
#--******************************************************************************
#-- Basic SCOM with bits
#--******************************************************************************
scom 0x0000000015013283 {
bits , scom_data ;
0:11 , 0b001111001001 ;
12 , 0b1 ;
13 , 0x1 ;
14:59, 0x00c190010480 ;
60:63, 0b1101 ;
}
#--******************************************************************************
#-- Complext SCOM with Bit Support, define, and attributes
#--******************************************************************************
scom 0x0000000015013284 {
bits , scom_data, expr ;
0:11 , 0b001111001001, ANY ;
12 , 0b1, def_equal_test ;
12 , 0b0, def_not_equal_test ;
13 , 0b1, def_uint8_greater_test ;
14:59, 0b0000001100000110010000000000010000010010000000, SYS.ATTR_SCRATCH_UINT64_2 == ENUM_ATTR_SCRATCH_UINT64_2_VAL_C;
}
#--******************************************************************************
#-- Complex SCOM with Bit Support, and logical operators
#--******************************************************************************
scom 0x0000000015013285 {
bits , scom_data, expr ;
12 , 0b1, def_equal_test && def_not_equal_test ;
12 , 0b0, def_equal_test || def_not_equal_test ;
14 , 0b1, SYS.ATTR_SCRATCH_UINT32_1 < SYS.ATTR_SCRATCH_UINT32_2 ;
15 , 0b1, def_uint32_greater_test ;
16 , 0b1, SYS.ATTR_SCRATCH_UINT32_1 >= SYS.ATTR_SCRATCH_UINT32_2 ;
17 , 0b1, SYS.ATTR_SCRATCH_UINT32_1 <= SYS.ATTR_SCRATCH_UINT32_2 ;
18 , 0b1, SYS.ATTR_SCRATCH_UINT32_1 == SYS.ATTR_SCRATCH_UINT32_2 ;
19 , 0b1, SYS.ATTR_SCRATCH_UINT32_1 != SYS.ATTR_SCRATCH_UINT32_2 ;
20 , 0b1, (SYS.ATTR_SCRATCH_UINT32_1 + SYS.ATTR_SCRATCH_UINT32_2) == 4 ;
21:59, 0b000000110000011001000000000001000001001, SYS.ATTR_SCRATCH_UINT8_1 == SYS.ATTR_SCRATCH_UINT8_2 ;
}
#--******************************************************************************
#-- SCOM with 'ec' column - Use scratch for now since all attributes work
#--******************************************************************************
scom 0x0000000015013286 {
scom_data, SYS.ATTR_SCRATCH_UINT32_1, SYS.ATTR_SCRATCH_UINT32_2 ;
0x0000000000000192, != 0, >= ENUM_ATTR_SCRATCH_UINT64_ARRAY_2_VAL_B ;
}
#--******************************************************************************
#-- Basic SCOM with an array
#--******************************************************************************
scom 0x0000000015013287 {
scom_data, expr ;
0x0000000000000182, SYS.ATTR_SCRATCH_UINT8_ARRAY_1[2] == SYS.ATTR_SCRATCH_UINT8_1 ;
}
#--******************************************************************************
#-- SCOM with 'ec' & expr column - Use scratch for now since all attributes work
#--******************************************************************************
scom 0x0000000015013288 {
scom_data, SYS.ATTR_SCRATCH_UINT32_1, expr;
0x0000000000000192, 3, SYS.ATTR_SCRATCH_UINT8_ARRAY_2[1][2][3] == 0x00000000000000BE;
}
#--******************************************************************************
#-- Complex SCOM with Bit Support, associated attributes and logical operators
#--******************************************************************************
# TODO: RTC:Issue 66579 remove this register as it is now being used by dump
#scom 0x0000000015013289 {
# bits, scom_data, MBA1.ATTR_CHIP_UNIT_POS, expr;
# 23, 0b0, 1, MBA0.ATTR_CHIP_UNIT_POS == 1;
# 23, MBA1.ATTR_CHIP_UNIT_POS, 1, MBA0.ATTR_CHIP_UNIT_POS == 0;
# 24:25, 0b10, 0, any;
# 24:25, 0b01, 1, SYS.ATTR_SCRATCH_UINT8_ARRAY_1[2] == SYS.ATTR_SCRATCH_UINT8_1;
#}
#--******************************************************************************
#-- Basic SCOM with Multiple Arrays/Address Ranges
#-- Note: These are not valid SCOM addresses. Just included here as an example of
#-- the supported syntax. Uncomment only for debugging code.
#--******************************************************************************
#scom 0x0000006(0E..10,3c)4(A,1)(D..F)56(7,8,9,0)1 {
# scom_data ;
# 0x0000000000000193 ;
#}
#--******************************************************************************
#-- Basic SCOM with Bin and Hex Scom Addresses of Multiple Arrays/Address Ranges
#-- Note: These are not valid SCOM addresses. Just included here as an example of
#-- the supported syntax. Uncomment only for debugging code.
#--******************************************************************************
#scom 0x(7,8)000001301.0b1(01..10,00)(00,01)0(1,0)1.0xD(8A,8B)C {
# scom_data ;
# 0x0000000000000194 ;
#}
#--******************************************************************************
#-- SCOM with defines for Scom address and each supported column.
#-- Note: This SCOM is inluded here as an example of the supported syntax.
#-- Uncomment only for debugging code.
#--******************************************************************************
#scom addr.rx_mode_reg(rx0,rx1)(lane0, lane2..lane3).addr2(xbus0,xbus3)addr3 {
# bits , scom_data, SYS.ATTR_SCRATCH_UINT32_1, expr;
# rx_field1, rx_field1_enum_value1, any, def_equal_test;
# rx_field1, rx_field1_enum_value2, attr_value1, def_not_equal_test;
#}
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