ssd_address.cpp

/* Copyright 2009, 2010 Brendan Tauras */

/* ssd_address.cpp is part of FlashSim. */

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/* Address class
 * Brendan Tauras 2009-06-19
 *
 * Class to manage physical addresses for the SSD.  It was designed to have
 * public members like a struct for quick access but also have checking, 
 * printing, and assignment functionality.  An instance is created for each
 * physical address in the Event class.
 */

#include <stdio.h>
#include "ssd.h"

using namespace ssd;

Address::Address(void):
	package(0),
	die(0),
	plane(0),
	block(0),
	page(0),
	valid(NONE)
{
	return;
}

Address::Address(const Address &address)
{
	*this = address;
	return;
}

Address::Address(const Address *address)
{
	*this = *address;
	return;
}

/* see "enum address_valid" in ssd.h for details on valid status */
Address::Address(uint package, uint die, uint plane, uint block, uint page, enum address_valid valid):
	package(package),
	die(die),
	plane(plane),
	block(block),
	page(page),
	valid(valid)
{
	return;
}

Address::~Address()
{
	return;
}

/* default values for parameters are the global settings
 * see "enum address_valid" in ssd.h for details on valid status
 * note that method only checks for out-of-bounds types of errors */
enum address_valid Address::check_valid(uint ssd_size, uint package_size, uint die_size, uint plane_size, uint block_size)
{
	enum address_valid tmp = NONE;

	/* must check current valid status first
	 * so we cannot expand the valid status */
	if(valid >= PACKAGE && package < ssd_size)
	{
		tmp = PACKAGE;
		if(valid >= DIE && die < package_size)
		{
			tmp = DIE;
			if(valid >= PLANE && plane < die_size)
			{
				tmp = PLANE;
				if(valid >= BLOCK && block < plane_size)
				{
					tmp = BLOCK;
					if(valid >= PAGE && page < block_size)
						tmp = PAGE;
				}
			}
		}
	}
	else
		tmp = NONE;
	valid = tmp;
	return valid;
}

/* returns enum indicating to what level two addresses match
 * limits comparison to the fields that are valid */
enum address_valid Address::compare(const Address &address) const
{
	enum address_valid match = NONE;
	if(package == address.package && valid >= PACKAGE && address.valid >= PACKAGE)
	{
		match = PACKAGE;
		if(die == address.die && valid >= DIE && address.valid >= DIE)
		{
			match = DIE;
			if(plane == address.plane && valid >= PLANE && address.valid >= PLANE)
			{
				match = PLANE;
				if(block == address.block && valid >= BLOCK && address.valid >= BLOCK)
				{
					match = BLOCK;
					if(page == address.page && valid >= PAGE && address.valid >= PAGE)
					{
						match = PAGE;
					}
				}
			}
		}
	}
	return match;
}

/* default stream is stdout */
void Address::print(FILE *stream)
{
	fprintf(stream, "(%d, %d, %d, %d, %d, %d)", package, die, plane, block, page, (int) valid);
	return;
}

Address &Address::operator=(const Address &rhs)
{
	if(this == &rhs)
		return *this;
	package = rhs.package;
	die = rhs.die;
	plane = rhs.plane;
	block = rhs.block;
	page = rhs.page;
	valid = rhs.valid;
	return *this;
}