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Hello, I'm just starting off with TLM-2.0 and would like to explore more about the use cases for byte_enable_ptr. In TLM manual, I see that " A value of 0 shall indicate that that corresponding byte is disabled, and a value of 0xff shall indicate that the corresponding byte is enabled"; Does this mean that we can switch between 0xff and 0x0 if required for every transaction? TLM manual also states that Byte Enable can be used to create burst transfers, can anyone please explain this? Thanks, R.Adiga
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I am looking for a way to serialize / de-serialize tlm_generic_payload objects, particularly tlm_generic_payload extensions (TLM 2.0) without using uvm_objects Example of setting the generic payload extension: class my_extension : public tlm::tlm_extension<my_extension>{ ... // class implementation (including copy_from and clone, has operator <<) } tlm_generic_payload* gp = new tlm_generic_payload; trans->set_extension(&my_extension); Desired serialization example (just an example, anything that serializes will do): cout << *trans.get_extension(0); -
Dear all, to define extensions of the generic payload, I defined also a memory manager class, implementing the tlm_mm_interface. I googled and tried almost all implementations available out there - they all generate memory leaks (as bad as 80 bytes in 2 blocks, according to Valgrind). Can anybody help me? The issue seems to be caused by the allocate method. Header file: class mem_manager : public tlm::tlm_mm_interface{ public: std::vector<tlm::tlm_generic_payload *> free_list; tlm::tlm_generic_payload * allocate(); void free(tlm::tlm_generic_payload *); tlm::tlm_generic_payload * ptr; private: ~mem_manager(); }; Implementation: mem_manager::~mem_manager(){ } tlm::tlm_generic_payload * mem_manager::allocate(){ if (!free_list.empty()) { ptr = free_list.back(); free_list.pop_back(); cout<<"free list not empty"<<endl; } else { ptr = new tlm::tlm_generic_payload(this); cout<<"free list empty"<<endl; } return ptr; } void mem_manager::free(tlm::tlm_generic_payload * trans){ free_list.push_back((tlm::tlm_generic_payload *)trans); } Example of code using the memory manager: tlm::tlm_generic_payload * trans; sc_time time; mem = new mem_manager(); trans = mem->allocate(); payload_data = new reg_extension; payload_data->value = sc_bv<16>("01"); payload_data->reset = 1; trans->set_data_length(sizeof(register_data_t)); trans->set_auto_extension(payload_data); trans->set_address(0); trans->set_write(); initiator_socket->b_transport(*trans, time); if(trans->is_response_ok()){ } else{ cout<<"Error!"<<endl; } Regards, S.
