acrn-hypervisor/misc/config_tools/target/acpiparser/bitfields.py
Junjie Mao ba02583f2d config_tools/acpiparser: port the ACPI module from BITS
This patch ports the ACPI parsing module from BITS (BIOS Implementation
Test Suite) in order to ease the access to ACPI tables during board XML
generation. This library allows accessing ACPI table fields as Python class
members, getting rid of hard coding or calculating offsets within tables.

Compared to the original library, this port makes the following changes.

 * Extract only the scripts and functions that contribute to ACPI parsing.
 * Separate the parser of each ACPI table into different files.
 * Read raw ACPI tables from Linux sysfs.
 * Adapt to Python 3.

Tracked-On: #5649
Signed-off-by: Junjie Mao <junjie.mao@intel.com>
2021-01-27 16:39:24 +08:00

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"""Helper functions to work with bitfields.
Documentation frequently writes bitfields as the inclusive range [msb:lsb];
this module provides functions to work with bitfields using msb and lsb rather
than manually computing shifts and masks from those."""
def bitfield_max(msb, lsb=None):
"""Return the largest value that fits in the bitfield [msb:lsb] (or [msb] if lsb is None)"""
if lsb is None:
lsb = msb
return (1 << (msb - lsb + 1)) - 1
def bitmask(msb, lsb=None):
"""Creates a mask with bits [msb:lsb] (or [msb] if lsb is None) set."""
if lsb is None:
lsb = msb
return bitfield_max(msb, lsb) << lsb
def bitfield(value, msb, lsb=None):
"""Shift value to fit in the bitfield [msb:lsb] (or [msb] if lsb is None).
Raise OverflowError if value does not fit in that bitfield."""
if lsb is None:
lsb = msb
if value > bitfield_max(msb, lsb):
if msb == lsb:
field = "[{0}]".format(msb)
else:
field = "[{0}:{1}]".format(msb, lsb)
raise OverflowError("Value {value:#x} too big for bitfield {field}".format(**locals()))
return value << lsb
def getbits(value, msb, lsb=None):
"""From the specified value, extract the bitfield [msb:lsb] (or [msb] if lsb is None)"""
if lsb is None:
lsb = msb
return (value >> lsb) & bitfield_max(msb, lsb)
def setbits(value, fieldvalue, msb, lsb=None):
"""In the specified value, set the bitfield [msb:lsb] (or [msb] if lsb is None) to fieldvalue"""
value &= ~bitmask(msb, lsb)
value |= bitfield(fieldvalue, msb, lsb)
return value