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1  $Id: TODO,v 1.173 2005/09/17 17:14:25 debug Exp $  $Id: TODO,v 1.324 2006/07/22 10:23:39 debug Exp $
2    
3  ===============================================================================  Hm. This file is in random order, and not all parts of it are up-to-date.
   
 High priority stuff:  
   
   
 Old MIPS bintrans:  
   
         x)  call/return address cache?  
   
         x)  Turn the MIPS cpu family stuff into dyntrans.  
4    
5    Code cleanup:
6            x)  64-bit ranges in src/cpus/memory_mips_v2p.c
7            x)  Revert the dyntrans page template experiment? Hm.
8            x)  Refactor the cpu type detection/initialization/listing.
9    
10    Documentation:
11            x)  Rewrite the section about experimental devices, after the
12                framebuffer acceleration has been implemented, and demos
13                written. (Symbolic names instead of numbers; example
14                use cases, etc. Mention demo files that use the various
15                features?)
16            x)  "a very simple linear framebuffer device (for graphics output)"
17                under "which machines does gxemul emulate" ==> better
18                description?
19            x)  Better description on how to set up a cross compiler?
20                Example for MIPS64.
21    
22    Long-term implementation:
23            x)  Testmachine includes:
24                    + dev_fb block fill and copy
25                    + dev_fb draw characters (from the built-in font)?
26                    + dev_fb input device? mouse pointer coordinates and buttons
27                            (allow changes in these to cause interrupts as well?)
28                    + Redefine the halt() function so that it stops "sometimes
29                      soon", i.e. usage in demo code should be:
30                            for (;;) {
31                                    halt();
32                            }
33            x)  Rewrite the networking stack; make OpenBSD work better as a guest
34                OS, fix the performance problems, make Linux work with DHCP, etc.
35            x)  Make the wdc controller work with modern versions of NetBSD!
36            x)  Continue on SPARC emulation
37                    + Enable it in the configure script as soon as it can
38                      run all the demo programs.
39            x)  Continue on Alpha emulation  (virtual memory, etc). Cleanup.
40            x)  Alignment exceptions (MIPS, PPC, ARM?, ...)
41    
42    Long-term design:
43            x)  Instruction combination collisions? How to avoid easily...
44            o)  Actually use the settings object, better debugger stuff, etc!
45            o)  Debugger command for enabling/disabling instruction statistics
46                during runtime.   machine.statistics = on|off
47            x)  MAINBUS REDESIGN!
48            x)  Clock framework! Go through all clock devices, make sure they
49                return correct data, and run at correct speeds!
50            x)  Dyntrans with valgrind-inspired memory checker. (In memory_rw,
51                it would be reasonably simple to add; in each individual fast
52                load/store routine = a lot more work, and it would become
53                kludgy very fast.)
54            x)  Dyntrans with SMP... lots of work to be done here.
55            x)  Dyntrans with cache emulation... lots of work here as well.
56            x)  Reimplement the config file parser from scratch.
57    
58    Test:
59            x)  Test with more than one Sprite instance on an emulated network!
60            x)  NetBSD 4.x, once it is out.
61    
62    -------------------------------------------------------------------------------
63    
64    Simple Valgrind-like checks?
65            o)  Mark every address with bits which tell whether or not the address
66                has been written to.
67            o)  What should happen when programs are loaded?  Text/data, bss (zero
68                filled). But stack space and heap is uninitialized.
69            o)  Uninitialized local variables:
70                    A load from a place on the stack which has not previously
71                    been stored to => warning. Increasing the stack pointer using
72                    any available means should reset the memory to uninitialized.
73            o)  If calls to malloc() and free() can be intercepted:
74                    o)  Access to a memory area after free() => warning.
75                    o)  Memory returned by malloc() is marked as not-initialized.
76                    o)  Non-passive, but good to have: Change the argument
77                        given to malloc, to return a slightly larger memory
78                        area, i.e.  margin_before + size + margin_after,
79                        and return the pointer  + margin_before.
80                        Any access to the margin_before or _after space results
81                        in warnings. (free() must be modified to free the
82                        actually allocated address.)
83    
84    SMP:
85            o)  dev_mp doesn't work well with dyntrans yet
86            o)  In general, IPIs, CAS, LL/SC etc must be made to work with dyntrans
87    
88    MIPS:
89            +)  Some more work on opcodes.
90                    x) MIPS64 revision 2.
91                            o)  Find out which actual CPUs implement the rev2 ISA!
92                    x) _MAYBE_ TX79 and R5900 actually differ in their
93                       opcodes? Check this carefully!
94            o)  Dyntrans: Count register updates are probably not 100% correct yet.
95            o)  Refactor code for performance and readability/maintainability.
96            o)  Instruction combinations? Possible candidates (but profile first!):
97                    o)  R2000/R3000 cache cleaner!
98                    o)  strlen, memset loops etc
99                    o)  multiple loads/stores in a row, e.g. relative to
100                        the stack pointer
101                    o)  lui + or, lui + add, and 64-bit variants
102                    o)  jr ra + addiu to the v0 register?
103                    o)  compare + branch
104            o)  DROTR32 and similar MIPS64 rev 2 instructions, which have
105                a rotation bit which differs from previous ISAs.
106            o)  EI and DI instructions for MIPS64/32 rev 2. NOTE: These are
107                _NOT_ the same as for R5900!
108            o)  (Re)implement 128-bit loads/stores for R5900.
109            o)  R4000 and others:
110                    x)  watchhi/watchlo exceptions, and other exception
111                        handling details
112            o)  R10000 and others:  (R12000, R14000 ?)
113                    x)  memory space, exceptions, ...
114                    x)  use cop0 framemask for tlb lookups
115                        (http://techpubs.sgi.com/library/tpl/cgi-bin/getdoc.cgi/hdwr/bks/SGI_Developer/books/R10K_UM/sgi_html/t5.Ver.2.0.book_284.html)
116    
117  Dyntrans:  Dyntrans:
118            x)  Redesign/rethink the delay slot mechanism used for e.g. MIPS,
119          x)  Lots of stuff: see src/cpus/README_DYNTRANS                  so that it caches a translation (that is, an instruction
120                    word and the instr_call it was translated to the last
121                    time), so that it doesn't need to do slow
122                    to_be_translated for each end of page?
123            x)  Program Counter statistics:
124                    Per machine? What about SMP? All data to the same file?
125                    A debugger command should be possible to use to enable/
126                    disable statistics gathering.
127                    Configuration file option!
128            x)  Common fatal_abort() function, which drops into the debugger
129                    without continuing.
130            x)  INVALIDATION should cause translations in _all_ cpus to be
131                invalidated, e.g. on a write to a write-protected page
132                (containing code)
133            x)  Call/return hints?
134            x)  16-bit encodings? (MIPS16, ARM Thumb, SH3, ...)
135            x)  H8?
136            x)  Lots of other stuff: see src/cpus/README_DYNTRANS
137            x)  true recompilation backend? think carefully about this,
138                experiment in a separate project (not in GXemul)
139                    o) First test would be to just implement a simple
140                       instruction such as MIPS' addiu or lui, on AMD64
141                       hosts...
142            x)  Idle loop detection? (Depends on target.) Could be turned
143                into usleep(1) or similar on the host... except when doing
144                e.g. SMP emulation. Then it becomes trickier.
145    
146    Alpha:
147            o)  Virtual memory (tlbs etc)
148            o)  Get {NetBSD,OpenBSD,Linux}/alpha booting. :)
149    
150    SPARC:
151            o)  Add all registers (floating point, control regs etc)
152            o)  Save/restore register windows etc!
153            o)  Load/stores!
154            o)  Disassemly of some more instructions?
155            o)  Are sll etc 32-bit sign-extending or zero-extending?
156            o)  Finish the cmp (subcc) flag computation code.
157            o)  Finish the GDB register stuff.
158            o)  SPARC v8, v7 etc?
159    
160    Debugger:
161            o)  How does SMP debugging work? Does it simply use "threads"?
162                    What if the guest OS (running on an emulated SMP machine)
163                    has a usertask running, with userland threads?
164            o)  Try to make the debugger more modular and, if possible, reentrant!
165            o)  Remove the emul command? (But show network info if showing
166                    machines?)
167            o)  Generalize the expression evaluator. (debugger_expr.c?)
168                    settable variables      ("show nr of instructions on average")
169                    emul[x]                 defaults to current emul
170                    machine[x]              defaults to current machine
171                    cpu[x]                  defaults to currently focused cpu
172                    registers               cpu arch dependent (#-prefix)
173                    symbols                 @-prefix
174                    numeric constants       decimal, hex, and octal ($-prefix)
175                    boolean                 yes,no, true,false
176                    operators (+ - * / % & | ^ !)
177                    parentheses for grouping subexpressions
178                    NOTE: the change from % to # for register prefix!
179                    examples:
180                                    emul[0].machine[2].cpu[0].pc
181                                    machine[test2].cpu[1].ra = main
182                                    settings.show_trace_tree = yes
183    
184                    Settings:
185                            o)  Remove a setting.
186                            o)  Read/write a setting given a name. (Read as
187                                string and/or int64_t simultaneously?)
188                            o)  Warnings when exiting the emulator, if the
189                                settings have not been removed exactly in
190                                the same way as they were added? This would
191                                improve code cleanliness in the long term.
192                                (I.e. require a corresponding _destroy()
193                                function for all _new functions... machine_
194                                cpu_ etc.)
195    
196                    Help command should have subsections! One for "expressions",
197                    mirrored in the documentation, but the internal help should
198                    be the one that should be considered correct.
199            o)  see src/debugger.c for more
200    
201    POWER/PowerPC:
202            x)  PPC optimizations; instr combs
203            x)  64-bit stuff: either Linux on G5, or perhaps some hobbyist
204                    version of AIX? (if there exists such a thing)
205            x)  find and fix the bug which causes NetBSD/macppc to fail after
206                an install!
207            x)  macppc: adb controller; keyboard (for framebuffer mode)
208            x)  make OpenBSD/macppc work (PCI controller stuff)
209    
210    Algor:
211            PCI and ISA and LOCAL interrupts! --> wdc could start working
212            Add interrupt controller in dev_algor.c.
213    
214    ARM:
215            o)  try to get netbsd/evbarm 3.x running (iq80321)
216            o)  make the xscale counter registers (ccnt) work
217            o)  make the ata controller usable for FreeBSD!
218            o)  zaurus for openbsd...
219            o)  debian/cats crashes because of unimplemented coproc stuff.
220                fix this?
221    
222    Cache simulation:
223            o)  Command line flags for:
224                    o)  CPU endianness?
225                    o)  Cache sizes? (multiple levels)
226            o)  Separate from the CPU concept, so that multi-core CPUs sharing
227                e.g. a L2 cache can be simulated (?)
228            o)  Instruction cache emulation is easiest (if separate from the
229                data cache); similar hack as the S;I; hack in cpu_dyntrans.c.
230                NOTE: if the architecture has a delay slot, then an instruction
231                slot can actually be executed as 2 instructions.
232            o)  Data cache emulation = harder; each arch's load/store routines
233                must include support? running one instruction at a time and
234                having a cpu-dependant lookup function for each instruction
235                is another option (easier to implement, but very very slow).
236    
237    Documentation:
238            o)  machines, cpus, devices.
239            o)  Automagic documentation generation:
240                    x)  REMEMBER that several machines/devices can be in
241                            the same source file!
242            o)  Try to rewrite the install instructions for those machines
243                that use 3MAX into using CATS? (To remove the need to a raw
244                ffs partition using up all of the disk image.)
245    
246    More generic out_of_memory error reporting, and check everywhere!
247            Causes: OpenBSD has low default limits for normal users.
248                    Host is 32-bit? (32-bit hosts are limited to 4 GB or less
249                    of userspace memory.)
250                    You are actually low on RAM. (As trivial as this might sound,
251                    Unix systems usually allow processes to allocate virtual
252                    memory beyond the amount of RAM in the machine.)
253    
254    Breakpoints: 32-bit vs 64-bit sign extension for MIPS, warnings, etc.
255            Use the debugger's symbolic name stuff. (which will have to be
256            extended soon to support stuff like  "2*x + symbol + y" etc. cool
257            stuff)
258    
259    The Device subsystem:
260            x)  allow devices to be moved and/or changed in size (down to a
261                minimum size, etc, or up to a max size)
262            x)  keep track of interrupts and busses? actually, allowing any device
263                to be a bus might be a nice idea.
264            x)  turn interrupt controllers into devices? :-)
265            x)  refactor various clocks/nvram/cmos into one device?
266    
267    Clocks:
268            x)  General framework for automagic clock adjustment for _all_
269                kinds of clocks and timers. (Which should be possible to turn
270                off, of course, like the way DECstation emulation works now.)
271    
272    PCI:
273            x)  last write was ffffffff ==> fix this, it should be used
274                together with a mask to get the correct bits. also, not ALL
275                bits are size bits! (lowest 4 vs lowest 2?)
276            x)  add support for address fixups
277            x)  generalize the interrupt routing stuff (lines etc). this should
278                be per machine? or per bus, that's better
279            x)  add a "pcn" NIC (AMD PCnet32 Lance 79c970 (PCI 1022:2000)),
280                could be useful for several machine modes (Malta, Algor, evbarm,
281                hp700?, macppc, etc.)
282    
283    Network layer:
284            o)  DHCP (for Debian and BSD installers :-)
285            o)  increase performance
286            o)  don't rely on NetBSD-ish usage
287            o)  Multiple networks per emulation, and let different
288                NICs in machines connect to different networks.
289            o)  many other issues: see src/net.c
290    
291    Busses:
292            o)  Redesign the entire "mainbus" concept!
293            o)  Busses should be placed in a hierarchical tree!
294            o)  Easily configurable interrupt routing in SMP systems.
295            o)  Specific clock/bus speeds, cpu speeds etc.
296            o)  Synchronization over network? or at least in dyntrans within
297                one emulated machine
298            o)  dev->bus: TurboChannel, PCMCIA, ADB?
299    
300    Config file parser:
301            o)  Rewrite it from scratch!
302            o)  Usage of any expression available through the debugger
303            o)  Support for running debugger commands (like the -c
304                command line option)
305    
306    Floating point layer:
307            o)  make it common enough to be used by _all_ emulation modes
308            o)  implement more stuff
309            o)  non-IEEE modes (i.e. x86)?
310    
311  Userland emulation:  Userland emulation:
312            x)  Lots of stuff; freebsd and netbsd (and linux?) syscalls.
         x)  Lots of stuff.  
   
313          x)  Dynamic linking? Hm.          x)  Dynamic linking? Hm.
314    
315  ===============================================================================  Sound:
316            x)  generic sound framework
317  Lower priority, but still important:          x)  add one or more sound cards as devices
318    
319          Redesign the entire "mainbus" concept:  ASC SCSI controller:
320                  o)  Easily configurable interrupt routing in SMP systems.          x)  NetBSD/arc 2.0 uses the ASC controller in a way which GXemul
321                  o)  Specific clock/bus speeds, cpu speeds etc.              cannot yet handle. (NetBSD 1.6.2 works ok.) (Possibly a problem
322                  o)  Synchronization over network?              in NetBSD itself, http://mail-index.netbsd.org/source-changes/
323                2005/11/06/0024.html suggests that.)
324          Caches / memory hierarchies: (this is mostly MIPS-specific)  
325                  o)  MIPS coproc.c: bits in config registers should reflect  Caches / memory hierarchies: (this is mostly MIPS-specific)
326                      correct cache sizes for _all_ CPU types. (currently only          o)  src/memory*.c: Implement correct cache emulation for
327                      implemented for R4000, R1x000, and a few others)              all CPU types. (currently only R2000/R3000 is implemented)
328                  o)  src/memory*.c: Implement correct cache emulation for              (per CPU, multiple levels should be possible, associativity etc!)
329                      all CPU types. (currently only R2000/R3000 is implemented)          o)  R2000/R3000 isn't _100%_ correct, just almost correct :)
330                      (per CPU, multiple levels should be possible,          o)  Move the -S (fill mem with random) functionality into the
331                      associativity etc!)              memory.c subsystem, not machine.c or wherever it is now
332                  o)  R2000/R3000 isn't _100%_ correct, just almost correct :)          o)  ECC stuff, simulation of memory errors?  (Machine dependent)
333                  o)  Move the -S (fill mem with random) functionality into the          o)  More than 4GB of emulated RAM, when run on a 32-bit host?
334                      memory.c subsystem, not machine.c or wherever it is now              (using manual swap-out of blocks to disk, ugly)
335                  o)  ECC stuff, simulation of memory errors?  (Machine dependant)          o)  A global command line option should be used to turn
336                  o)  More than 4GB of emulated RAM, when run on a 32-bit host?              cache emulation on or off. When off, caches should be
337                      (using manual swap-out of blocks to disk, ugly)              faked like they are right now. When on, caches and
338                  o)  A global command line option should be used to turn              memory latencies should be emulated as correctly as
339                      cache emulation on or off. When off, caches should be              possible.
340                      faked like they are right now. When on, caches and  
341                      memory latencies should be emulated as correctly as  File/disk/symbol handling:
342                      possible.          o)  Remove some of the complexity in file format guessing, for
343                    Ultrix kernels that are actually disk images?
344          Network layer:          o)  Better handling of tape files
345                  o)  Multiple networks per emulation, and let different          o)  Read function argument count and types from binaries? (ELF?)
346                      NICs in machines connect to different networks.          o)  Better demangling of C++ names. Note: GNU's C++ differs from e.g.
347                  o)  many other issues: see src/net.c              Microsoft's C++, so multiple schemes must be possible. See
348                URL at top of src/symbol_demangle.c for more info.
349          MIPS CPU emulation:  
350                  o)  i386 bintrans backend: movn etc, slt[u] for  Userland ABI emulation:
351                          64-bit mode, 64-bit shifts etc          o)  see src/useremul.c
352                  o)  Instructions:  
353                          o)  All ISAs:  Terminal/console:
354                                  o)  Floating point exception handling, and          o)  allow emulated serial ports to be connected to the outside
355                                          add more instructions.              world in a more generic way, or even to other emulated
356                                  o)  Finish the MIPS16 translator, and test it!              machines(?)
357                                  o)  MIPS ISA I, II, III, IV  
358                                  o)  MIPS V (SIMD vector stuff?)  Save state of the whole emulated machine, to be able to load it back
359                                  o)  MDMX  (MIPS Digital Media Extension)          in later?  (Memory, all device's states, all registers and
360                                  o)  MIPS 3D          so on.  Like taking a snapshot. (SimOS seems to do this,
361                                  o)  MIPS MT (Multi-thread stuff) (What's this?)          according to its website.))
362                          o)  Warn about mis-used bit fields (ie bits that  
363                              should be all zeroes, warn about if they are not)!  Better framebuffer and X-windows functionality:
364                              Both for coprocessor registers and for instruction          o)  -Yx sometimes causes crashes.
365                              opcodes.          o)  Simple device access to framebuffer_blockcopyfill() etc,
366                          o)  the special2 stuff is a mess right now              and text output (using the built-in fonts), for dev_fb.
367                          o)  warn and/or cause exceptions for unimplemented          o)  CLEAN UP the ugly event code
368                              instructions (depending on CPU type)          o)  Mouse clicks can be "missed" in the current system; this is
369                  o)  R2000/R3000:              not good. They should be put on a stack of some kind.
370                          x)  R3000 "tri-byte stores". (What's this?)          o)  More 2D and 3D framebuffer acceleration.
371                  o)  R4000 and others:          o)  Non-resizable windows?  Or choose scaledown depending
372                          x)  watchhi/watchlo exceptions, and other exception                  on size (and center the image, with a black border).
373                              handling details          o)  Different scaledown on different windows?
374                  o)  R10000 and others:  (R12000, R14000 ?)          o)  Switch scaledown during runtime? (Ala CTRL-ALT-plus/minus)
375                          x)  memory space, exceptions, ...          o)  Bug reported by Elijah Rutschman on MacOS with weird
376                          x)  use cop0 framemask for tlb lookups              keys (F5 = cursor down?).
377                              (http://techpubs.sgi.com/library/tpl/cgi-bin/getdoc.cgi/hdwr/bks/SGI_Developer/books/R10K_UM/sgi_html/t5.Ver.2.0.book_284.html)          o)  Keyboard and mouse events:
378                  o)  Implement load delays?  Warnings on interlocks.                  x)  Do this for more machines than just DECstation
379                  o)  Implement all coprocessor 0 bits / functions.                  x)  more X11 cursor keycodes
380                          x)  coproc 0 selectors! (R4000 ?)                  x)  Keys like CTRL, ALT, SHIFT do not get through
381                  o)  R4300 (nintendo64, no mmu?), R5900 (playstation2, weird                      by themselves (these are necessary for example
382                          TLB/cache? 128-bit GPRs, new instructions),                      to change the font of an xterm in X in the
383                          4K (note: NOT R4000), 5K (note: NOT R5000),                      emulator)
384                          R6000 (ISA II), R8000          o)  Generalize the framebuffer stuff by moving _ALL_ X11
385                  o)  Multi-cpu stuff:                  specific code to src/x11.c!
386                          +)  Interrupt routing (ie devices vs mainbus, or  
387                              connect each device to a fixed cpu)  Statistics:  (this could be interesting)
388                          +)  SGI's NUMA architecture. Study          o)  Save to file and show graphics. It should be possible to
389                                  x)  Linux sources              run gxemul after a simulation to just show the graphics,
390                                  x)  SGI's specs on NUMA address space              or convert to a .ppm or .tga or similar.
391                          +)  Ultrix?  NetBSD doesn't do SMP on MIPS yet :-(          o)  memory accesses (to measure cache efficiency and
392                          +)  Own experiments with ycx2.                  page coloring efficiency)
393            o)  nr of simultaneous ASIDs in use in the TLB, for MIPS
394          File/disk handling:          o)  percentage of time spent in different "states", such as
395                  o)  Better handling of tape files              running userland code, kernel code, or idling (for CPUs
396                that have such an instruction, or whenever the PC is
397          Debugger:              inside a specific idle-function (address range)).
398                  o)  Read function argument count and types from binaries? (ELF?)              Possible additional state (for example on R3000): caches
399                  o)  Demangle C++ names.              disabled.
400                  o)  see src/debugger.c for more stuff          o)  position of read/write on (SCSI) disks
   
         Userland ABI emulation:  
                 o)  see src/useremul.c  
   
         Terminal/console stuff:  
                 o)  allow emulated serial ports to be connected to the outside  
                     world in a more generic way, or even to other emulated  
                     machines(!)  
   
         Regression tests.  (Needs to be totally rewritten, the old framework  
                 was removed because it was useless.)  
   
         Save state of the whole emulated machine, to be able to load it back  
                 in later?  (Memory, all device's states, all registers and  
                 so on.  Like taking a snapshot. (SimOS seems to do this,  
                 according to its website.))  
   
         Better X-windows functionality:  
                 o)  CLEAN UP the ugly event code  
                 o)  Mouse clicks can be "missed" in the current system; this is  
                     not good. They should be put on a stack of some kind.  
                 o)  More 2D and 3D framebuffer acceleration.  
                 o)  Non-resizable windows?  Or choose scaledown depending  
                         on size (and center the image, with a black border).  
                 o)  Different scaledown on different windows?  
                 o)  Switch scaledown during runtime? (Ala CTRL-ALT-plus/minus)  
                 o)  Keyboard and mouse events:  
                         x)  Do this for more machines than just DECstation  
                         x)  more X11 cursor keycodes  
                         x)  Keys like CTRL, ALT, SHIFT do not get through  
                             by themselves (these are necessary for example  
                             to change the font of an xterm in X in the  
                             emulator)  
                 o)  Generalize the framebuffer stuff by moving _ALL_ X11  
                         specific code to src/x11.c!  
   
         Statistics:  (this could be interesting)  
                 o)  Save to file and show graphics. It should be possible to  
                     run gxemul after a simulation to just show the graphics,  
                     or convert to a .ppm or .tga or similar.  
                 o)  memory accesses (to measure cache efficiency and  
                         page coloring efficiency)  
                 o)  nr of simultaneous ASIDs in use in the TLB, for MIPS  
                 o)  percentage of time spent in different "states", such as  
                     running userland code, kernel code, or idling (for CPUs  
                     that have such an instruction, or whenever the PC is  
                     inside a specific idle-function (address range)).  
                     Possible additional state (for example on R3000): caches  
                     disabled.  
                 o)  position of read/write on (SCSI) disks  
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