InterfacePP::jexec Class Reference

Public Member Functions
	jexec (uint64_t seed, bool use_crypto, std::shared_ptr< jlogger > &logger, std::shared_ptr< jring< ringout >> &outputring, const char *units="us", const char *read_latency="80..120", const char *compute_latency="2000..5000", const char *write_latency="60..100")
virtual	~jexec ()=default
	standard deconstructor
void	set_readlat (const char *latency)
void	set_computlat (const char *latency)
void	set_writelat (const char *latency)
std::string	get_readlat ()
std::string	get_complat ()
std::string	get_writelat ()
bool	get_busy ()
uint32_t	get_status ()
uint32_t	get_outlen ()
void	exec (uintptr_t inaddr, uint32_t inlen, uintptr_t outaddr, uint32_t outlen, std::shared_ptr< std::map< std::string, std::shared_ptr< ProtocolPP::jstream >>> &flows, bool protect=false, std::string stream=std::string(""))

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

jexec()

InterfacePP::jexec::jexec	(	uint64_t	seed,
		bool	use_crypto,
		std::shared_ptr< jlogger > &	logger,
		std::shared_ptr< jring< ringout >> &	outputring,
		const char *	units = "us",
		const char *	read_latency = "80..120",
		const char *	compute_latency = "2000..5000",
		const char *	write_latency = "60..100"
	)

Execution units for use in a responder equivalent for a superscale design with multiple threads

Parameters

seed	- seed for random number generator for randomizing latencies
use_crypto	- use cryptographic quality random numbers
logger	- object for logging output
outputring	- output work queue to write processed packet and status
units	- units of measure for latency (s, ms, us, ns)
read_latency	- latency of reads, can be a range (i.e., "4..30")
compute_latency	- latency of computation, can be a range (i.e., "100..200")
write_latency	- latency of writes, can be a range (i.e., "50..80")

Member Function Documentation

exec()

void InterfacePP::jexec::exec	(	uintptr_t	inaddr,
		uint32_t	inlen,
		uintptr_t	outaddr,
		uint32_t	outlen,
		std::shared_ptr< std::map< std::string, std::shared_ptr< ProtocolPP::jstream >>> &	flows,
		bool	protect = false,
		std::string	stream = std::string("")
	)

Executes the packet with the latencies requested

Parameters

inaddr	- address to read input from
inlen	- Length of the input data
outaddr	- address to write output to
outlen	- Length of the desired output
flows	- map to all available flows
protect	- apply protection to the packet
stream	- stream for encapsulation

get_busy()

bool InterfacePP::jexec::get_busy

(

)

Checks to see if the execution unit is busy

Returns

- state of execution unit

get_complat()

std::string InterfacePP::jexec::get_complat

(

)

Retrives the compute latency as a string

Returns

- compute latency

get_outlen()

uint32_t InterfacePP::jexec::get_outlen

(

)

Retrieve the output packet length

Returns

- length of the output packet

get_readlat()

std::string InterfacePP::jexec::get_readlat

(

)

Retrives the read latency as a string

Returns

- read latency

get_status()

uint32_t InterfacePP::jexec::get_status

(

)

Checks to see if the execution unit is busy

Returns

- status of processing

get_writelat()

std::string InterfacePP::jexec::get_writelat

(

)

Retrives the write latency as a string

Returns

- write latency

set_computlat()

void InterfacePP::jexec::set_computlat

(

const char *

latency

)

Sets the compute latency in the execution unit

Parameters

latency

- lantency (i.e., "5..20")

set_readlat()

void InterfacePP::jexec::set_readlat

(

const char *

latency

)

Sets the read latency in the execution unit

Parameters

latency

- lantency (i.e., "5..20")

set_writelat()

void InterfacePP::jexec::set_writelat

(

const char *

latency

)

Sets the write latency in the execution unit

Parameters

latency

- lantency (i.e., "5..20")

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

• jresponder/include/jexec.h