1/*!
2 * \file       ocsd_dcd_tree.h
3 * \brief      OpenCSD : Trace Decode Tree.
4 *
5 * \copyright  Copyright (c) 2015, ARM Limited. All Rights Reserved.
6 */
7
8
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35
36#ifndef ARM_OCSD_DCD_TREE_H_INCLUDED
37#define ARM_OCSD_DCD_TREE_H_INCLUDED
38
39#include <vector>
40#include <list>
41
42#include "opencsd.h"
43#include "ocsd_dcd_tree_elem.h"
44
45/** @defgroup dcd_tree OpenCSD Library : Trace Decode Tree.
46    @brief Create a multi source decode tree for a single trace capture buffer.
47
48    Use to create a connected set of decoder objects to decode a trace buffer.
49    There may be multiple trace sources within the capture buffer.
50
51@{*/
52
53/*!
54 * @class DecodeTree
55 * @brief Class to manage the decoding of data from a single trace sink .
56 *
57 *  Provides functionality to build a tree of decode objects capable of decoding
58 *  multiple trace sources within a single trace sink (capture buffer).
59 *
60 */
61class DecodeTree : public ITrcDataIn
62{
63public:
64/** @name Creation and Destruction
65@{*/
66    DecodeTree();   //!< default constructor
67    ~DecodeTree();  //!< default destructor
68
69    /*!
70     * @brief Create a decode tree.
71     * Automatically creates a trace frame deformatter if required and a default error log component.
72     *
73     * @param src_type : Data stream source type, can be CoreSight frame formatted trace, or single demuxed trace data stream,
74     * @param formatterCfgFlags : Configuration flags for trace de-formatter.
75     *
76     * @return DecodeTree * : pointer to the decode tree, 0 if creation failed.
77     */
78    static DecodeTree *CreateDecodeTree(const ocsd_dcd_tree_src_t src_type, const uint32_t formatterCfgFlags);
79
80    /** @brief Destroy a decode tree */
81    static void DestroyDecodeTree(DecodeTree *p_dcd_tree);
82
83/** @}*/
84
85
86/** @name Error and element Logging
87@{*/
88    /** @brief The library default error logger */
89    static ocsdDefaultErrorLogger* getDefaultErrorLogger() { return &s_error_logger; };
90
91    /** the current error logging interface in use */
92    static ITraceErrorLog *getCurrentErrorLogI() { return s_i_error_logger; };
93
94    /** set an alternate error logging interface. */
95    static void setAlternateErrorLogger(ITraceErrorLog *p_error_logger);
96
97    /** get the list of packet printers for this decode tree */
98    std::vector<ItemPrinter *> &getPrinterList() { return m_printer_list; };
99
100    /** add a protocol packet printer */
101    ocsd_err_t addPacketPrinter(uint8_t CSID, bool bMonitor, ItemPrinter **ppPrinter);
102
103    /** add a raw frame printer */
104    ocsd_err_t addRawFramePrinter(RawFramePrinter **ppPrinter, uint32_t flags);
105
106    /** add a generic element output printer */
107    ocsd_err_t addGenElemPrinter(TrcGenericElementPrinter **ppPrinter);
108
109
110
111/** @}*/
112
113
114/** @name Trace Data Path
115@{*/
116    /** @brief Trace Data input interface (ITrcDataIn)
117
118        Decode tree implements the data in interface : ITrcDataIn .
119        Captured raw trace data is passed into the deformatter and decoders via this method.
120    */
121    virtual ocsd_datapath_resp_t TraceDataIn( const ocsd_datapath_op_t op,
122                                               const ocsd_trc_index_t index,
123                                               const uint32_t dataBlockSize,
124                                               const uint8_t *pDataBlock,
125                                               uint32_t *numBytesProcessed);
126
127    /*!
128     * @brief Decoded Trace output.
129     *
130     * Client trace analysis program attaches a generic trace element interface to
131     * receive the output from the trace decode operations.
132     *
133     * @param *i_gen_trace_elem : Pointer to the interface.
134     */
135    void setGenTraceElemOutI(ITrcGenElemIn *i_gen_trace_elem);
136
137    /*! @brief Return the connected generic element interface */
138    ITrcGenElemIn *getGenTraceElemOutI() const { return m_i_gen_elem_out; };
139
140/** @}*/
141
142/** @name Decoder Management
143@{*/
144
145    /*!
146     * Creates a decoder that is registered with the library under the supplied name.
147     * createFlags determine if a full packet processor / packet decoder pair or
148     * packet processor only is created.
149     * Uses the supplied configuration structure.
150     *
151     * @param &decoderName : registered name of decoder
152     * @param createFlags :  Decoder creation options.
153     * @param *pConfig : Pointer to a valid configuration structure for the named decoder.
154     *
155     * @return ocsd_err_t  : Library error code or OCSD_OK if successful.
156     */
157    ocsd_err_t createDecoder(const std::string &decoderName, const int createFlags, const CSConfig *pConfig);
158
159    /*  */
160    /*!
161     * Remove a decoder / packet processor attached to an Trace ID output on the frame de-mux.
162     *
163     * Once removed another decoder can be created that has a CSConfig using that ID.
164     *
165     * @param CSID : Trace ID to remove.
166     *
167     * @return ocsd_err_t  :  Library error code or OCSD_OK if successful.
168     */
169    ocsd_err_t removeDecoder(const uint8_t CSID);
170
171
172/* get decoder elements currently in use  */
173
174    /*!
175     * Find a decode tree element associated with a specific CoreSight trace ID.   *
176     */
177    DecodeTreeElement *getDecoderElement(const uint8_t CSID) const;
178    /* iterate decoder elements */
179
180    /*!
181     * Decode tree iteration. Return the first tree element 0 if no elements avaiable.
182     *
183     * @param &elemID : CoreSight Trace ID associated with this element
184     */
185    DecodeTreeElement *getFirstElement(uint8_t &elemID);
186    /*!
187     * Return the next tree element - or 0 if no futher elements avaiable.
188     *
189     * @param &elemID : CoreSight Trace ID associated with this element
190     */
191    DecodeTreeElement *getNextElement(uint8_t &elemID);
192
193/* set key interfaces - attach / replace on any existing tree components */
194
195    /*!
196     * Set an ARM instruction opcode decoder.
197     *
198     * @param *i_instr_decode : Pointer to the interface.
199     */
200    void setInstrDecoder(IInstrDecode *i_instr_decode);
201    /*!
202     * Set a target memory access interface - used to access program image memory for instruction
203     * trace decode.
204     *
205     * @param *i_mem_access : Pointer to the interface.
206     */
207    void setMemAccessI(ITargetMemAccess *i_mem_access);
208
209
210/** @}*/
211
212/** @name Memory Access Mapper
213
214    A memory mapper is used to organise a collection of memory accessor objects that contain the
215    memory images for different areas of traced instruction memory. These areas could be the executed
216    program and a set of loaded .so libraries for example - each of which would have code sections in
217    different memory locations.
218
219    A memory accessor represents a snapshot of an area of memory as it appeared during trace capture,
220    for a given memory space. Memory spaces are described by the ocsd_mem_space_acc_t enum. The most
221    general memory space is OCSD_MEM_SPACE_ANY. This represents memory that can be secure or none-secure,
222    available at any exception level.
223
224    The memory mapper will not allow two accessors to overlap in the same memory space.
225
226    The trace decdoer will access memory with a memory space parameter that represents the current core
227    state - the mapper will find the closest memory space match for the address.
228
229    e.g. if the core is accessing secure EL3, then the most specialised matching space will be accessed.
230    If an EL3 space matches that will be used, otherwise the any secure, and finally _ANY.
231
232    It is no necessary for clients to register memory accessors for all spaces - _ANY will be sufficient
233    in many cases.
234
235
236@{*/
237
238    /*  */
239    /*!
240     * This creates a memory mapper within the decode tree.
241     *
242     * @param type : defaults to MEMACC_MAP_GLOBAL (only type available at present)
243     *
244     * @return ocsd_err_t  : Library error code or OCSD_OK if successful.
245     */
246    ocsd_err_t createMemAccMapper(memacc_mapper_t type = MEMACC_MAP_GLOBAL);
247
248    /*!
249     * Get a pointer to the memory mapper. Allows a client to add memory accessors directly to the mapper.
250     * @return TrcMemAccMapper  : Pointer to the mapper.
251     */
252    TrcMemAccMapper *getMemAccMapper() const { return m_default_mapper; };
253
254    /*!
255     * Set an external mapper rather than create a mapper in the decode tree.
256     * Setting this will also destroy any internal mapper that was previously created.
257     *
258     * @param pMapper : pointer to the mapper to add.
259     */
260    void setExternMemAccMapper(TrcMemAccMapper * pMapper);
261
262    /*!
263     * Return true if a mapper has been set (internal or external
264     */
265    const bool hasMemAccMapper() const { return (bool)(m_default_mapper != 0); };
266
267    void logMappedRanges();     //!< Log the mapped memory ranges to the default message logger.
268
269/** @}*/
270
271/** @name Memory Accessors
272  A memory accessor represents a snapshot of an area of memory as it appeared during trace capture.
273
274  Memory spaces represent either common global memory, or Secure / none-secure and EL specific spaces.
275
276@{*/
277
278    /*!
279     * Creates a memory accessor for a memory block in the supplied buffer and adds to the current mapper.
280     *
281     * @param address : Start address for the memory block in the memory map.
282     * @param mem_space : Memory space
283     * @param *p_mem_buffer : start of the buffer.
284     * @param mem_length : length of the buffer.
285     *
286     * @return ocsd_err_t  : Library error code or OCSD_OK if successful.
287     */
288    ocsd_err_t addBufferMemAcc(const ocsd_vaddr_t address, const ocsd_mem_space_acc_t mem_space, const uint8_t *p_mem_buffer, const uint32_t mem_length);
289
290    /*!
291     * Creates a memory accessor for a memory block supplied as a contiguous binary data file, and adds to the current mapper.
292     *
293     * @param address : Start address for the memory block in the memory map.
294     * @param mem_space : Memory space
295     * @param &filepath : Path to the binary data file
296     *
297     * @return ocsd_err_t  : Library error code or OCSD_OK if successful.
298     */
299    ocsd_err_t addBinFileMemAcc(const ocsd_vaddr_t address, const ocsd_mem_space_acc_t mem_space, const std::string &filepath);
300
301    /*!
302     * Creates a memory accessor for a memory block supplied as a one or more memory regions in a binary file.
303     * Region structures are created that describe the memory start address, the offset within the binary file
304     * for that address, and the length of the region. This accessor can be used to point to the code section
305     * in a program file for example.
306     *
307     * @param *region_array : array of valid memory regions in the file.
308     * @param num_regions : number of regions
309     * @param mem_space : Memory space
310     * @param &filepath : Path to the binary data file
311     *
312     * @return ocsd_err_t  : Library error code or OCSD_OK if successful.
313     */
314    ocsd_err_t addBinFileRegionMemAcc(const ocsd_file_mem_region_t *region_array, const int num_regions, const ocsd_mem_space_acc_t mem_space, const std::string &filepath);
315
316
317    /*!
318    * Updates/adds to a memory accessor for a memory block supplied as a one or more memory regions in a binary file.
319    * Region structures are created that describe the memory start address, the offset within the binary file
320    * for that address, and the length of the region. This accessor can be used to point to the code section
321    * in a program file for example.
322    *
323    * @param *region_array : array of valid memory regions in the file.
324    * @param num_regions : number of regions
325    * @param mem_space : Memory space
326    * @param &filepath : Path to the binary data file
327    *
328    * @return ocsd_err_t  : Library error code or OCSD_OK if successful.
329    */
330    ocsd_err_t updateBinFileRegionMemAcc(const ocsd_file_mem_region_t *region_array, const int num_regions, const ocsd_mem_space_acc_t mem_space, const std::string &filepath);
331
332    /*!
333     * This memory accessor allows the client to supply a callback function for the region
334     * defined by the start and end addresses. This can be used to supply a custom memory accessor,
335     * or to directly access memory if the decode is running live on a target system.
336     *
337     * @param st_address : start address of region.
338     * @param en_address : end address of region.
339     * @param mem_space : Memory space
340     * @param p_cb_func : Callback function
341     * @param *p_context : client supplied context information
342     *
343     * @return ocsd_err_t  : Library error code or OCSD_OK if successful.
344     */
345    ocsd_err_t addCallbackMemAcc(const ocsd_vaddr_t st_address, const ocsd_vaddr_t en_address, const ocsd_mem_space_acc_t mem_space, Fn_MemAcc_CB p_cb_func, const void *p_context);
346    ocsd_err_t addCallbackIDMemAcc(const ocsd_vaddr_t st_address, const ocsd_vaddr_t en_address, const ocsd_mem_space_acc_t mem_space, Fn_MemAccID_CB p_cb_func, const void *p_context);
347
348    /*!
349     * Remove the memory accessor from the map, that begins at the given address, for the memory space provided.
350     *
351     * @param address : Start address of the memory accessor.
352     * @param mem_space : Memory space for the memory accessor.
353     *
354     * @return ocsd_err_t  : Library error code or OCSD_OK if successful.
355     */
356    ocsd_err_t removeMemAccByAddress(const ocsd_vaddr_t address, const ocsd_mem_space_acc_t mem_space);
357
358/** @}*/
359
360/** @name CoreSight Trace Frame De-mux
361@{*/
362
363    //! Get the Trace Frame de-mux.
364    TraceFormatterFrameDecoder *getFrameDeformatter() const { return m_frame_deformatter_root; };
365
366
367    /*! @brief ID filtering - sets the output filter on the trace deformatter.
368
369        Only supplied IDs will be decoded.
370
371        No effect if no decoder attached for the ID
372
373        @param ids : Vector of CS Trace IDs
374    */
375    ocsd_err_t setIDFilter(std::vector<uint8_t> &ids);  // only supplied IDs will be decoded
376
377    ocsd_err_t clearIDFilter(); //!< remove filter, all IDs will be decoded
378
379/** @}*/
380
381private:
382    bool initialise(const ocsd_dcd_tree_src_t type, uint32_t formatterCfgFlags);
383    const bool usingFormatter() const { return (bool)(m_dcd_tree_type ==  OCSD_TRC_SRC_FRAME_FORMATTED); };
384    void setSingleRoot(TrcPktProcI *pComp);
385    ocsd_err_t createDecodeElement(const uint8_t CSID);
386    void destroyDecodeElement(const uint8_t CSID);
387    void destroyMemAccMapper();
388    ocsd_err_t initCallbackMemAcc(const ocsd_vaddr_t st_address, const ocsd_vaddr_t en_address,
389        const ocsd_mem_space_acc_t mem_space, void *p_cb_func, bool IDfn, const void *p_context);
390
391
392    ocsd_dcd_tree_src_t m_dcd_tree_type;
393
394    IInstrDecode *m_i_instr_decode;
395    ITargetMemAccess *m_i_mem_access;
396    ITrcGenElemIn *m_i_gen_elem_out;    //!< Output interface for generic elements from decoder.
397
398    ITrcDataIn* m_i_decoder_root;   /*!< root decoder object interface - either deformatter or single packet processor */
399
400    TraceFormatterFrameDecoder *m_frame_deformatter_root;
401
402    DecodeTreeElement *m_decode_elements[0x80];
403
404    uint8_t m_decode_elem_iter;
405
406    TrcMemAccMapper *m_default_mapper;  //!< the mem acc mapper to use
407    bool m_created_mapper;              //!< true if created by decode tree object
408
409    std::vector<ItemPrinter *> m_printer_list;  //!< list of packet printers.
410
411    /* global error logger  - all sources */
412    static ITraceErrorLog *s_i_error_logger;
413    static std::list<DecodeTree *> s_trace_dcd_trees;
414
415    /**! default error logger */
416    static ocsdDefaultErrorLogger s_error_logger;
417
418    /**! default instruction decoder */
419    static TrcIDecode s_instruction_decoder;
420};
421
422/** @}*/
423
424#endif // ARM_OCSD_DCD_TREE_H_INCLUDED
425
426/* End of File ocsd_dcd_tree.h */
427