and an ioctl number, and stores the UUID in a table indexed by the
ioctl number:
- handle_global_state[8] # stores UUID or index of same
+ char handle_global_state[8][20] # stores UUID or index of same
- def open_handle(uuid, ioctl_num):
+ void open_handle(char[20] uuid, byte ioctl_num):
handle_global_state[ioctl_num] = uuid
- def close_handle(ioctl_num):
+ void close_handle(byte ioctl_num):
handle_global_state[ioctl_num] = -1 # clear table entry
-
"Ioctls" (arbitrarily 8 separate R-type opcodes) then perform a redirect
based on what the global state for that numbered "ioctl" has been set to:
- def ioctl_fn0(funct7, rs2, rs1, funct3, rd): # all r-type bits
- if handle_global_state[0] == CUSTOMEXT1UUID:
- CUSTEXT1_FN0(funct7, rs2, rs1, funct3, rd) # all r-type bits
- elif handle_global_state[0] == CUSTOMEXT2UUID:
- CUSTEXT2_FN0(funct7, rs2, rs1, funct3, rd, opcode) # all r-type bits
- else:
+ ioctl_fn0(funct7, rs2, rs1, funct3, rd): # all r-type bits
+ {
+ if (handle_global_state[0] == CUSTOMEXT1UUID)
+ CUSTEXT1_FN0(funct7, rs2, rs1, funct3, rd); # all r-type bits
+ else if (handle_global_state[0] == CUSTOMEXT2UUID)
+ CUSTEXT2_FN0(funct7, rs2, rs1, funct3, rd, opcode); # all r-type bits
+ else
raise Exception("undefined opcode")
+ }
Note that the "ioctl" receives all R-type bits (31:7) with the exception of the
opcode (6:0).