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[m5-dev] python only simulation object

2008-08-20 Thread Gabe Black
I'm working on breaking up the big SouthBridge meta SimObject I have 
into its components. It would still be handy, however, to have a 
convenience object in python that would set up all these objects at the 
right addresses and connect them to each other and a bus appropriately 
all in one neat package. I tried instantiating such an object as a 
member of the PC platform to be managed alongside it's other components, 
but it didn't work because the platform object apparently expects all 
it's members to be parameters. Is there a better way to approach this, 
or is this something that should be possible but isn't for some reason?

Gabe
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Re: [m5-dev] python only simulation object

2008-08-20 Thread Ali Saidi
You can do a trick like we do for adding the caches to the CPU. Add  
all of the objects to a member that begins with an underscore and then  
have a connectAllSouthBridge() function that makes all the connections.

Ali

On Aug 20, 2008, at 10:20 PM, Gabe Black wrote:

I'm working on breaking up the big SouthBridge meta SimObject I  
 have
 into its components. It would still be handy, however, to have a
 convenience object in python that would set up all these objects at  
 the
 right addresses and connect them to each other and a bus appropriately
 all in one neat package. I tried instantiating such an object as a
 member of the PC platform to be managed alongside it's other  
 components,
 but it didn't work because the platform object apparently expects all
 it's members to be parameters. Is there a better way to approach this,
 or is this something that should be possible but isn't for some  
 reason?

 Gabe
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