void device_scheduler::timeslice()
{
bool call_debugger = ((machine().debug_flags & DEBUG_FLAG_ENABLED) != 0);
// build the execution list if we don't have one yet
if (UNEXPECTED(m_execute_list == NULL))
rebuild_execute_list();
// if the current quantum has expired, find a new one
while (m_basetime >= m_quantum_list.first()->m_expire)
m_quantum_allocator.reclaim(m_quantum_list.detach_head());
// loop until we hit the next timer
while (m_basetime < m_timer_list->m_expire)
{
// by default, assume our target is the end of the next quantum
attotime target = m_basetime + attotime(0, m_quantum_list.first()->m_actual);
// however, if the next timer is going to fire before then, override
if (m_timer_list->m_expire < target)
target = m_timer_list->m_expire;
// do we have pending suspension changes?
if (m_suspend_changes_pending)
apply_suspend_changes();
// loop over all CPUs
for (device_execute_interface *exec = m_execute_list; exec != NULL; exec = exec->m_nextexec)
{
// only process if this CPU is executing or truly halted (not yielding)
// and if our target is later than the CPU's current time (coarse check)
if (EXPECTED((exec->m_suspend == 0 || exec->m_eatcycles) && target.seconds >= exec->m_localtime.seconds))
{
// compute how many attoseconds to execute this CPU
attoseconds_t delta = target.attoseconds - exec->m_localtime.attoseconds;
if (delta < 0 && target.seconds > exec->m_localtime.seconds)
delta += ATTOSECONDS_PER_SECOND;
assert(delta == (target - exec->m_localtime).as_attoseconds());
// if we have enough for at least 1 cycle, do the math
if (delta >= exec->m_attoseconds_per_cycle)
{
// compute how many cycles we want to execute
int ran = exec->m_cycles_running = divu_64x32((UINT64)delta >> exec->m_divshift, exec->m_divisor);
// if we're not suspended, actually execute
if (exec->m_suspend == 0)
{
// note that this global variable cycles_stolen can be modified
// via the call to cpu_execute
exec->m_cycles_stolen = 0;
m_executing_device = exec;
*exec->m_icountptr = exec->m_cycles_running;
if (!call_debugger)
exec->run();
else
{
debugger_start_cpu_hook(&exec->device(), target);
exec->run();
debugger_stop_cpu_hook(&exec->device());
}
// adjust for any cycles we took back
assert(ran >= *exec->m_icountptr);
ran -= *exec->m_icountptr;
assert(ran >= exec->m_cycles_stolen);
ran -= exec->m_cycles_stolen;
}
// account for these cycles
exec->m_totalcycles += ran;
// update the local time for this CPU
attotime delta(0, exec->m_attoseconds_per_cycle * ran);
assert(delta >= attotime::zero);
exec->m_localtime += delta;
// if the new local CPU time is less than our target, move the target up, but not before the base
if (exec->m_localtime < target)
{
target = max(exec->m_localtime, m_basetime);
}
}
}
}
void device_scheduler::timeslice()
{
bool call_debugger = ((machine().debug_flags & DEBUG_FLAG_ENABLED) != 0);
// build the execution list if we don't have one yet
if (m_execute_list == NULL)
rebuild_execute_list();
// execute timers
execute_timers();
// loop until we hit the next timer
while (m_basetime < m_timer_list->m_expire)
{
// by default, assume our target is the end of the next quantum
attotime target = m_basetime + attotime(0, m_quantum_list.first()->m_actual);
// however, if the next timer is going to fire before then, override
if (m_timer_list->m_expire < target)
target = m_timer_list->m_expire;
LOG(("------------------\n"));
LOG(("cpu_timeslice: target = %s\n", target.as_string()));
// apply pending suspension changes
UINT32 suspendchanged = 0;
for (device_execute_interface *exec = m_execute_list; exec != NULL; exec = exec->m_nextexec)
{
suspendchanged |= exec->m_suspend ^ exec->m_nextsuspend;
exec->m_suspend = exec->m_nextsuspend;
exec->m_nextsuspend &= ~SUSPEND_REASON_TIMESLICE;
exec->m_eatcycles = exec->m_nexteatcycles;
}
// recompute the execute list if any CPUs changed their suspension state
if (suspendchanged != 0)
rebuild_execute_list();
// loop over non-suspended CPUs
for (device_execute_interface *exec = m_execute_list; exec != NULL; exec = exec->m_nextexec)
{
// only process if our target is later than the CPU's current time (coarse check)
if (target.seconds >= exec->m_localtime.seconds)
{
// compute how many attoseconds to execute this CPU
attoseconds_t delta = target.attoseconds - exec->m_localtime.attoseconds;
if (delta < 0 && target.seconds > exec->m_localtime.seconds)
delta += ATTOSECONDS_PER_SECOND;
assert(delta == (target - exec->m_localtime).as_attoseconds());
// if we have enough for at least 1 cycle, do the math
if (delta >= exec->m_attoseconds_per_cycle)
{
// compute how many cycles we want to execute
int ran = exec->m_cycles_running = divu_64x32((UINT64)delta >> exec->m_divshift, exec->m_divisor);
LOG((" cpu '%s': %d cycles\n", exec->device().tag(), exec->m_cycles_running));
// if we're not suspended, actually execute
if (exec->m_suspend == 0)
{
g_profiler.start(exec->m_profiler);
// note that this global variable cycles_stolen can be modified
// via the call to cpu_execute
exec->m_cycles_stolen = 0;
m_executing_device = exec;
*exec->m_icountptr = exec->m_cycles_running;
if (!call_debugger)
exec->run();
else
{
debugger_start_cpu_hook(&exec->device(), target);
exec->run();
debugger_stop_cpu_hook(&exec->device());
}
// adjust for any cycles we took back
assert(ran >= *exec->m_icountptr);
ran -= *exec->m_icountptr;
assert(ran >= exec->m_cycles_stolen);
ran -= exec->m_cycles_stolen;
g_profiler.stop();
}
// account for these cycles
exec->m_totalcycles += ran;
// update the local time for this CPU
attotime delta = attotime(0, exec->m_attoseconds_per_cycle * ran);
assert(delta >= attotime::zero);
exec->m_localtime += delta;
LOG((" %d ran, %d total, time = %s\n", ran, (INT32)exec->m_totalcycles, exec->m_localtime.as_string()));
// if the new local CPU time is less than our target, move the target up, but not before the base
if (exec->m_localtime < target)
{
assert(exec->m_localtime < target);
target = max(exec->m_localtime, m_basetime);
LOG((" (new target)\n"));
}
}
}
}
