SimpleKeystoneLibraryConfigurationFull

t11: SimpleSoftwareAllocation.app1 begins by reading the interrupt code from SimpleKeystonePlatform.mpic

t12: SimpleSoftwareAllocation.app1 reads its input data from SimpleKeystonePlatform.ddr

t13: SimpleSoftwareAllocation.app1 it stores its output data in SimpleKeystonePlatform.ddr

t211: SimpleSoftwareAllocation.app21 reads the last SimpleKeystonePlatform.eth message from SimpleKeystonePlatform.MemorySubsystem.sram

t212: SimpleSoftwareAllocation.app21 makes some input treatments on the message, and makes it available for SimpleSoftwareAllocation.app1 in SimpleKeystonePlatform.ddr

t221: SimpleSoftwareAllocation.app22 reads output data of SimpleSoftwareAllocation.app1 from SimpleKeystonePlatform.ddr

t222: SimpleSoftwareAllocation.app22 store the SimpleKeystonePlatform.spi frame then in SimpleKeystonePlatform.MemorySubsystem.sram

t223: SimpleSoftwareAllocation.app22 wakes up the SimpleKeystonePlatform.dma by writing the address of the SimpleKeystonePlatform.spi frames into SimpleKeystonePlatform.dma_reg

t41: Each time an SimpleKeystonePlatform.eth frame arrives, it transfers the payload of the frame to SimpleKeystonePlatform.MemorySubsystem.sram

Check the transaction and scenario libraries w.r.t. the transactions computed with the actual the ideal (but not requested situation) is one-to-one libraries definition of the platform

Map from the user defined transaction to the physical transaction id this map does not contain user transactions with multi-path (contained in ...) WARNING: this lazy variable can be called ONLY AFTER TRANSACTION/SCENARIO DEFINITION

Map from the physical transaction id to the user defined id(s) It is possible that a physical transaction is linked to several (or none) user defined transactions WARNING: this lazy variable can be called ONLY AFTER TRANSACTION/SCENARIO DEFINITION

Class encoding the used defined transactions (not already used)

Builder of platform Transaction

Class encoding the user defined transactions used in the configuration

Builder of platform UsedTransaction

Transaction extension method

Transaction extension method

Map from the user defined scenario to the physical transaction id WARNING: this lazy variable can be called ONLY AFTER TRANSACTION/SCENARIO DEFINITION

Map from the used scenario and the application involved in these scenarios WARNING: this lazy variable can be called ONLY AFTER TRANSACTION/SCENARIO DEFINITION

Map from the physical scenario id (set of transaction id) to the user defined scenario(s) It is possible that a scenario is linked to several (or none) user defined scenarios WARNING: this lazy variable can be called ONLY AFTER TRANSACTION/SCENARIO DEFINITION

Class encoding the defined transactions (not already used)

Builder of platform Scenario

Encode node that are either transactions or scenarios

Class encoding the user defined scenarios used in the configuration

Builder of platform UsedScenario

When woke up, SimpleSoftwareAllocation.app3 reads the SimpleKeystonePlatform.spi frame from SimpleKeystonePlatform.MemorySubsystem.sram and transfers it to SimpleKeystonePlatform.spi

t14: SimpleSoftwareAllocation.app1 runs using SimpleKeystonePlatform.ARM0 cache

app1 is an asynchronous applicative activated each time a external interrupt arrives

At each period app21 reads the last Ethernet message from SimpleKeystonePlatform.MemorySubsystem.sram, makes some input treatments on the message, and makes it available for app1 in SimpleKeystonePlatform.ddr.

At each period app22 reads output data of app1 from SimpleKeystonePlatform.ddr. It transforms them into SimpleKeystonePlatform.spi frames. The frames are then store in SimpleKeystonePlatform.MemorySubsystem.sram. And finally app22 wakes up app3 by writing the address of the SimpleKeystonePlatform.spi frames into SimpleKeystonePlatform.dma_reg.

app3 is a microcode running on SimpleKeystonePlatform.dma. When woke up, app3 reads the SimpleKeystonePlatform.spi frame from SimpleKeystonePlatform.MemorySubsystem.sram and transfers it to SimpleKeystonePlatform.spi

app4 is an asynchronous microcode running on the SimpleKeystonePlatform.eth component. Each time an SimpleKeystonePlatform.eth frame arrives, it transfers the payload of the frame to SimpleKeystonePlatform.MemorySubsystem.sram.

Scenario extension method

Scenario extension method

Data written by app21 in SimpleKeystonePlatform.ddr and read by app1

Data written by app1 in SimpleKeystonePlatform.ddr and read by app22

Register value written by app21 in SimpleKeystonePlatform.dma_reg

Data written by SimpleKeystonePlatform.eth in SimpleKeystonePlatform.MemorySubsystem.sram and read by app21

Interrupt read by app1

Data written by app22 in SimpleKeystonePlatform.MemorySubsystem.sram and read by SimpleKeystonePlatform.dma

SimpleKeystonePlatform.spi frame put by SimpleKeystonePlatform.dma on the SimpleKeystonePlatform.spi port