#!/usr/bin/perl -w # $Id: tbw 420 2011-11-06 21:25:54Z mueller $ # # Copyright 2007-2011 by Walter F.J. Mueller # # This program is free software; you may redistribute and/or modify it under # the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free # Software Foundation, either version 2, or at your option any later version. # # This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but # WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY, without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY # or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License # for complete details. # # Revision History: # Date Rev Version Comment # 2011-11-06 420 1.2.3 fix tbw.dat parsing (allow / in file names) # 2010-05-23 294 1.2.2 handle tb_code's in non-local directories # 2010-04-18 279 1.2.1 add -help and more text to print_usage() # 2009-11-22 252 1.2 add ISim support # 2007-09-15 82 1.1.1 test for ambigous matches of name arguments; for # "suff=[l1;l2;..]" style inlines use linkname_tmp.tmp # as filename # 2007-09-09 81 1.1 add fifo setup to tbw; allow multiple action lines # per target; support immediate mode data # "[line1;line2;...]" values # 2007-08-03 71 1.0.1 handle redefinition of existing symlink correctly # 2007-06-30 62 1.0 Initial version # # 'test bench wrapper' to setup symlink refering to stimulus file(s) # # usage: tbw [file] [args] # # will look for file (default is _stim.dat) and setup a symlink # _stim_dat to refer to it. All args are passed along to # use 5.005; # require Perl 5.005 or higher use strict; # require strict checking use POSIX qw(mkfifo); use FileHandle; my $tb_code; my $is_isim; my $is_isim_run; my @args_pos; # list of positional args my @args_nam; # list of named args my @file_dsc; # file descriptors from tbw.dat sub print_usage; autoflush STDOUT 1; # autoflush, so noting lost on exec later if (scalar(@ARGV) && $ARGV[0] =~ /^-*help$/) { # -help or --help given print_usage; exit 0; } if (scalar(@ARGV) == 0) { print "tbw-E: name of test bench code missing\n"; print_usage; exit 1; } $tb_code = shift @ARGV; my $tb_code_path = "."; my $tb_code_name = $tb_code; if ($tb_code =~ m|^(.*)/(.*)$|) { $tb_code_path = $1; $tb_code_name = $2; } my $tb_code_stem = $tb_code_name; $tb_code_stem =~ s/_[fst]sim$//; # drop _ssim,_fsim, or _tsim if ($tb_code_stem =~ /_ISim$/) { # is it an ISim executable ? $is_isim = 1; $tb_code_stem =~ s/_ISim$//; # drop _ISim if (scalar(@ARGV) && $ARGV[0] eq "-run") { $is_isim_run = 1; shift @ARGV; } } if (not -e $tb_code) { print "tbw-E: $tb_code not existing or not executable\n"; print_usage; exit 1; } # # read tbw.dat file in current directory or directory of executable # my $tbwdat_file = "tbw.dat"; $tbwdat_file = "$tb_code_path/tbw.dat" unless (-r "tbw.dat"); if (-r $tbwdat_file) { my $ok = 0; my $done = 0; open (TBW, $tbwdat_file) or die "failed to open $tbwdat_file: $!"; while () { chomp; next if /^#/; if ( m{^\s*\[([\.\/a-zA-Z0-9_]*)\]\s*$} ) { last if $done; $ok = 0; $ok = 1 if ($1 eq $tb_code || $1 eq $tb_code_stem); } elsif ( m{^\s*([a-zA-Z0-9_]*)\s*=\s*([a-zA-Z0-9_./<>]*)\s*$} ) { if ($ok) { push @file_dsc, {tag=>$1, val=>$2}; $done = 1; } } else { print "tbw-E: bad line in tbw.dat:\n $_\n"; } } } # # if no matching stanza found, setup default _stim linkage # unless (scalar (@file_dsc)) { push @file_dsc, {tag=>$tb_code_stem . "_stim", val=>$tb_code_stem . "_stim.dat"}; } if (0) { foreach my $dsc (@file_dsc) { my $tag = $dsc->{tag}; my $val = $dsc->{val}; printf " %s = %s\n", $tag, $val; } } # # now process argument list # { my $ind = 0; while (scalar(@ARGV)>0 && not $ARGV[0] =~ /^-/) { my $arg = shift @ARGV; my $ok; if ($arg =~ /([a-zA-Z0-9_]*)=(.*)/) { # named argument my $tag = $1; my $val = $2; foreach my $dsc (@file_dsc) { if ($dsc->{tag} =~ /$tag$/) { $dsc->{val} = $val; $ok += 1; } } if ($ok == 0) { print STDERR "tbw-F: can't match named argument: $arg\n"; exit 1; } elsif ($ok > 1) { print STDERR "tbw-F: ambiguous match for named argument: $arg\n"; exit 1; } } else { # positional argument if ($ind < scalar(@file_dsc)) { $file_dsc[$ind]->{val} = $arg; } else { print STDERR "tbw-F: too many positional arguments: $arg\n"; exit 1; } $ind += 1; } } } # # now handle all specified file descriptors # foreach my $dsc (@file_dsc) { my $tag = $dsc->{tag}; my $val = $dsc->{val}; if ($val eq "") { # handle FIFO's next if (-p $tag); print "tbw-I: create FIFO $tag\n"; mkfifo($tag, 0666) || die "can't mkfifo $tag: $!"; } else { # handle link to file cases if ($val =~ /^\[(.*)\]$/) { # immediate data case: "[line1;line2;...]" my @lines = split /;/, $1; my $fname = "$tag\_tmp.tmp"; open TFILE,">$fname" or die "can't create temporary file $fname: $!"; foreach (@lines) { s/^\s*//; s/\s*$//; print TFILE "$_\n"; } close TFILE; $val = $fname; } else { unlink "$tag\_tmp.tmp" if (-e "$tag\_tmp.tmp"); # remove old .tmp file $val = "/dev/null" if ($val eq ""); # null file case } if (not -r $val) { print "tbw-F: file for $tag not existing or not readable: $val\n"; exit 1; } if (-l $tag) { my $cur_link = readlink $tag; if ($cur_link ne $val) { print "tbw-I: redefine $tag -> $val\n"; unlink $tag or die "failed to unlink: $!"; symlink $val, $tag or die "failed to symlink 1: $!"; } } else { if (-e $tag) { print "tbw-F: $tag exists but is not a symlink\n"; exit 1; } else { print "tbw-I: define $tag -> $val\n"; symlink $val, $tag or die "failed to symlink 2: $!"; } } } } # # here all ok, finally exec test bench # if ($is_isim_run) { # handle for isim 'run all' my $cmd = $tb_code . " " . join " ",@ARGV; open (ISIM_RUN, "| $cmd") or die "failed to open process pipe to isim: $!"; print ISIM_RUN "run all\n"; print ISIM_RUN "quit\n"; close (ISIM_RUN) or die "failed to close process pipe to isim: $!"; } else { # otherwise just exec exec $tb_code,@ARGV or die "failed to exec: $!"; } # ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- sub print_usage { print "usage: tbw [-run] [filedefs] [opts]\n"; print " -run for _ISim tb's, runs the tb with a 'run all' command\n"; print " filedefs define tb input, either filename in tbw.dat order or\n"; print " tag=name or tag=[] pairs with tag matching one in in\n"; print " tbw.dat. The [] form allows to give data inline, e.g.\n"; print " like \"_conf=[.rpmon 1]\"\n"; print " opts are all other options starting with a '-', they are passed\n"; print " to the testbench. Some useful ghdl options are:\n"; print " --wave=x.ghw\n"; print " --stack-max-size=16384\n"; print " --stop-time=1ns --disp-time --trace-processes\n"; }