usi Namespace Reference

Namespaces
	api
	cci
	gdb
	log
	sc_object
	shell
	systemc
	tools
	usage

Classes
class	ThreadKill
class	ThreadReset
class	DuplicateThreadHandle
class	REPEAT_SPAWN
class	PromptStr
class	DebugWrapper
class	SCCallback
class	SCCommand

Functions
def	find
def	refind
def	add_to_reporting_list
def	remove_from_reporting_list
def	get_current_callback
def	interpreter_name
def	on
def	onCommandFrom

Variables
list	__all__ = ["systemc", "api.delegate", "api.registry", "api.report"]
	__standalone__ = True
string	__interpreter_name__ = ""
	sc_callback_debug_wrapper = DebugWrapper
dictionary	PHASE
tuple	waf_out_dir = waf.get_lockfile_attr("out_dir")
tuple	fullname = os.path.normpath(os.path.join(waf_out_dir, filename))
tuple	pypath = os.path.splitext(fullname)
tuple	pymodule = os.path.basename(os.path.splitext(fullname)[0])

Function Documentation

def usi.add_to_reporting_list	(		name,
			severity,
			verbosity
	)

References find().

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def usi.find

(

name

)

  Finds SystemC sc_objects and returns USIDelegates to each matching object

  Simply provide the name: find('mctrl') -> [USIDelegate('mctrl')]
  Use dots to seperate in hierachy like in SystemC: find('top.leon3_0.mmu.tlb')
  The function can handle wildcards: find('mctrl') -> [USIDelegate('mctrl'), USIDelegate('mctrl.generics'), ...]
  To simplify the function always returns a list of USIDelegate objects.

References usi.systemc.get_top_level_objects, and pysc::api::cci.list().

Referenced by add_to_reporting_list(), refind(), remove_from_reporting_list(), and usi.tools.elf.start_of_simulation().

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def usi.get_current_callback

(

)

May be a spawned thread or a call-in from C++, or in elaboration

Referenced by interpreter_name().

def usi.interpreter_name

(

)

Return the interpreter name

References get_current_callback().

Referenced by usi.SCCallback.call(), usi.SCCallback.register(), and usi.SCCommand.register().

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def usi.on	(		phase,
			obj = None,
			debug = False,
			time_unit = NS,
			keyargs = {}
	)

Register phase sccallback handler

Referenced by usi.log.db_reporter.Logger.__del__(), usi.tools.execute.execscript(), usi.log.full_console_reporter.get_actions_str(), usi.tools.args.get_args(), tools.python.power.install(), usi.shell.install(), usi.tools.elf.load_elf_intrinsics_to_processor(), onCommandFrom(), usi.cci.parse_args(), and usi.log.start_of_initialization().

def usi.onCommandFrom	(		obj,
			debug = False,
			time_unit = NS,
			keyargs = {}
	)

References on().

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def usi.refind

(

regex

)

References find().

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def usi.remove_from_reporting_list

(

name

)

References find().

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Variable Documentation

list usi.__all__ = ["systemc", "api.delegate", "api.registry", "api.report"]

string usi.__interpreter_name__ = ""

usi.__standalone__ = True

tuple usi.fullname = os.path.normpath(os.path.join(waf_out_dir, filename))

dictionary usi.PHASE

Initial value:

= {
    "start_of_initialization": SCCallback("start_of_initialization"),
    "end_of_initialization": SCCallback("end_of_initialization"),
    "start_of_elaboration": SCCallback("start_of_elaboration"),
    "end_of_elaboration": SCCallback("end_of_elaboration"),
    "start_of_simulation": SCCallback("start_of_simulation"),
    "end_of_simulation": SCCallback("end_of_simulation"),
    "start_of_evaluation": SCCallback("start_of_evaluation"),
    "end_of_evaluation": SCCallback("end_of_evaluation"),
    "pause_of_simulation": SCCallback("pause_of_simulation"),
    "report": SCCallback("report"),
    "command": SCCommand()
}

tuple usi.pymodule = os.path.basename(os.path.splitext(fullname)[0])

tuple usi.pypath = os.path.splitext(fullname)

usi.sc_callback_debug_wrapper = DebugWrapper

Referenced by usi.SCCallback.register(), and usi.SCCommand.register().

tuple usi.waf_out_dir = waf.get_lockfile_attr("out_dir")