Changes between Version 8 and Version 9 of Writing Rules/Tlmt

Timestamp:

Dec 25, 2007, 3:24:13 PM (17 years ago)

Author:

alain

Comment:

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Writing Rules/Tlmt

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 = F) Interruption modeling =
 
+Interrupts are asynchronous events that are not transported by the VCI network.
+Each interrupt line is modeled by a specific point to point, uni-directional channel.
+It use two ports of type ''!'IrqOutPort''' and '''!IrqinPort''' that must be declared as member variables of the
+source ans destination modules respectively.
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 == F.1) Source modeling ==
 
+The source module (named '''my_source''' in this example) must contain a member variable '''p_irq''' of type '''!IrqOutPort'''. To activate, or desactivate an interruption, the source module must use the '''irqSend()''' method, that is a member function of the '''!IrqOutPort''' class. Those interrupt packets transport both a Boolean, and a date. The '''irqSend()''' prototype is defined as follows :
+{{{
+void  irqSend( bool  val,
+            sc_time  time)
+}}}
+
 == F.2) Destination modeling ==
 
-== F.3)  processor with interrupt example ==
-
+In the Parallel Discrete Event Simulation, the pessimistic approach suppose that any PDES can update his local time only when he knows that all messages received on the input ports have dates larger than his local time.
+Therefore, a SC_THRED modeling a 
+
+== F.3)  Processor with interrupt example ==
+
+{{{
 class my_processor : Tlmt::BaseModule {
 public:
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     } // end irqReceived()
 } // end class my_processor
-
-
+}}}
+