trap::ToolsManager< issueWidth > Class Template Reference

#include <ToolsIf.hpp>

Inheritance diagram for trap::ToolsManager< issueWidth >:

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Public Member Functions
	ToolsManager ()
void	addTool (ToolsIf< issueWidth > &tool)
bool	newIssue (const issueWidth &curPC, const InstructionBase *curInstr) const throw ()
bool	emptyPipeline (const issueWidth &curPC) const throw ()

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

template<class issueWidth>

trap::ToolsManager< issueWidth >::ToolsManager ( )

inline

Member Function Documentation

template<class issueWidth>

void trap::ToolsManager< issueWidth >::addTool ( ToolsIf< issueWidth > &  tool )

inline

Adds a tool to the list of the tool which are activated when there is a new instruction issue

Referenced by Leon3::g_gdb_callback(), Leon3::Leon3(), and sc_main().

template<class issueWidth>

bool trap::ToolsManager< issueWidth >::emptyPipeline ( const issueWidth &  curPC ) const throw ( )

inline

Returns true if the pipeline has to be empty before being able to call the current tool, false otherwise

template<class issueWidth>

bool trap::ToolsManager< issueWidth >::newIssue ( const issueWidth &  curPC, const InstructionBase *  curInstr  ) const throw ( )

inline

The only method which is called to activate the tool it signals to the tool that a new instruction issue has been started; the tool can then take the appropriate actions. the return value specifies whether the processor should skip the issue of the current instruction

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The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:

• core/common/trapgen/ToolsIf.hpp