Module: OrigenTesters::Charz
- Included in:
- Test::Interface
- Defined in:
- lib/origen_testers/charz.rb,
lib/origen_testers/charz/profile.rb,
lib/origen_testers/charz/routine.rb,
lib/origen_testers/charz/session.rb,
lib/origen_testers/charz/routines/shmoo_routine.rb,
lib/origen_testers/charz/routines/search_routine.rb
Defined Under Namespace
Classes: CharzTuple, Profile, Routine, SearchRoutine, Session, ShmooRoutine
Instance Attribute Summary collapse
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#charz_instance ⇒ Object
If there is a current instance present, that should always be used.
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#charz_profiles ⇒ Hash
User defined charz profiles.
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#charz_routines ⇒ Hash
User defined charz routines.
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#charz_session ⇒ Session
Current charz session, based on data in the top of the charz_stack.
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#charz_stack ⇒ Array
FILO queue of charz session defining data.
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#eof_charz_tests ⇒ Array
Charz tests to be added at the end of the flow.
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#eof_charz_tests_group_name ⇒ String, Symbol
Group name to be used to for eof charz tests.
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#skip_group_eof_charz_tests ⇒ Boolean
Whether or not to wrap eof charz tests in a group.
Instance Method Summary collapse
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#add_charz_profile(id, options = {}, &block) ⇒ Object
Add a new charz profile to @charz_profiles A charz profile is a collection of one or more charz routines, as well as flow control and placement data for the charz tests generated by those routines.
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#add_charz_routine(id, options = {}, &block) ⇒ Object
Add a new charz routine to @charz_routines A charz routine is a object that contains all the necessary info specific to a characterization test Its intended to be used in combination with an existing point test (regular non charz test) to create a characterization version of the point test.
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#charz_active? ⇒ Boolean
Queries the current charz session to see if its active, indicating point tests should be generating charz tests.
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#charz_off ⇒ Object
Removes the current session generating data off the charz stack If charz data is still on the stack afterward, the session will update to reflect the new data if not, the session will become inactive.
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#charz_off_truncate ⇒ Object
Removes the current sessions last instance.
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#charz_on(charz_id, options = {}) ⇒ Object
Pushes a charz object (either a profile or a routine) onto the stack, along with any optional updates to modify the current session Once pushed, the charz_session will attempt to update itself with the new data, failing if the resulting session is invalid.
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#charz_on_append(charz_id, options = {}) ⇒ Object
Pushes a charz object (either a profile or a routine) onto the current sessions instance stack, along with any optional updates to modify that instance.
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#charz_only? ⇒ Boolean
Queries the current charz session to see if point tests should skip generation, only adding the resulting charz test.
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#charz_pause ⇒ Object
Pauses the current charz session, preventing point tests from generating charz tests even if the session is valid.
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#charz_resume ⇒ Object
Resumes the current charz session.
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#create_charz_routine(id, options = {}, &block) ⇒ Routine
Called by add_charz_routine, split out from that method to make it easier to override this handler from a user’s interface This is the method to override if you want to use custom Routines specifc to your company’s implementation.
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#generate_eof_charz_tests ⇒ Object
called automatically right after a top_level shutdown, generates end of flow charz tests user should not have to reference this call explicitly.
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#insert_charz_tests(options, &block) ⇒ Object
Called after the relevant point test has been inserted into the flow Takes the options used to build the previous point test as well as insert_charz_test specific options to then drill down to the point of the flow where the charz test would go, at which point control is handed back to the user’s interface to handle creating and inserting the test.
- #set_charz_instance(instance) ⇒ Object
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#set_conditional_charz_id(*args) ⇒ Object
An optional helper method to automatically assign an id to tests that will be generating charz tests that depend on the result of the parent test.
Instance Attribute Details
#charz_instance ⇒ Object
If there is a current instance present, that should always be used. However when running EOF charz, the instance to be used is no longer set, so instead of referencing the session, use the one that we’ve stored already
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# File 'lib/origen_testers/charz.rb', line 23 attr_accessor :charz_stack, :charz_routines, :charz_profiles, :charz_session, :charz_instance, :eof_charz_tests, :skip_group_eof_charz_tests, :eof_charz_tests_group_name |
#charz_profiles ⇒ Hash
Returns user defined charz profiles.
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# File 'lib/origen_testers/charz.rb', line 23 attr_accessor :charz_stack, :charz_routines, :charz_profiles, :charz_session, :charz_instance, :eof_charz_tests, :skip_group_eof_charz_tests, :eof_charz_tests_group_name |
#charz_routines ⇒ Hash
Returns user defined charz routines.
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# File 'lib/origen_testers/charz.rb', line 23 attr_accessor :charz_stack, :charz_routines, :charz_profiles, :charz_session, :charz_instance, :eof_charz_tests, :skip_group_eof_charz_tests, :eof_charz_tests_group_name |
#charz_session ⇒ Session
Returns current charz session, based on data in the top of the charz_stack.
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# File 'lib/origen_testers/charz.rb', line 23 attr_accessor :charz_stack, :charz_routines, :charz_profiles, :charz_session, :charz_instance, :eof_charz_tests, :skip_group_eof_charz_tests, :eof_charz_tests_group_name |
#charz_stack ⇒ Array
Returns FILO queue of charz session defining data.
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# File 'lib/origen_testers/charz.rb', line 23 def charz_stack @charz_stack end |
#eof_charz_tests ⇒ Array
Returns charz tests to be added at the end of the flow.
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# File 'lib/origen_testers/charz.rb', line 23 attr_accessor :charz_stack, :charz_routines, :charz_profiles, :charz_session, :charz_instance, :eof_charz_tests, :skip_group_eof_charz_tests, :eof_charz_tests_group_name |
#eof_charz_tests_group_name ⇒ String, Symbol
Returns group name to be used to for eof charz tests.
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# File 'lib/origen_testers/charz.rb', line 23 attr_accessor :charz_stack, :charz_routines, :charz_profiles, :charz_session, :charz_instance, :eof_charz_tests, :skip_group_eof_charz_tests, :eof_charz_tests_group_name |
#skip_group_eof_charz_tests ⇒ Boolean
Returns whether or not to wrap eof charz tests in a group.
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# File 'lib/origen_testers/charz.rb', line 23 attr_accessor :charz_stack, :charz_routines, :charz_profiles, :charz_session, :charz_instance, :eof_charz_tests, :skip_group_eof_charz_tests, :eof_charz_tests_group_name |
Instance Method Details
#add_charz_profile(id, options = {}, &block) ⇒ Object
Add a new charz profile to @charz_profiles A charz profile is a collection of one or more charz routines, as well as flow control and placement data for the charz tests generated by those routines
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# File 'lib/origen_testers/charz.rb', line 117 def add_charz_profile(id, = {}, &block) if charz_profiles.ids.include?(id) Origen.log.error("Cannot create charz profile '#{id}', it already exists!") fail end charz_profiles[id] = Profile.new(id, .merge(defined_routines: charz_routines.ids), &block) end |
#add_charz_routine(id, options = {}, &block) ⇒ Object
Add a new charz routine to @charz_routines A charz routine is a object that contains all the necessary info specific to a characterization test Its intended to be used in combination with an existing point test (regular non charz test) to create a characterization version of the point test
To use your own Routine classes, override the create_charz_routine method in your interface
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# File 'lib/origen_testers/charz.rb', line 78 def add_charz_routine(id, = {}, &block) if charz_routines.ids.include?(id) Origen.log.error("Cannot create charz routine '#{id}', it already exists!") fail end charz_routines[id] = create_charz_routine(id, , &block) end |
#charz_active? ⇒ Boolean
Queries the current charz session to see if its active, indicating point tests should be generating charz tests
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# File 'lib/origen_testers/charz.rb', line 126 def charz_active? charz_session.active? end |
#charz_off ⇒ Object
Removes the current session generating data off the charz stack If charz data is still on the stack afterward, the session will update to reflect the new data if not, the session will become inactive
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# File 'lib/origen_testers/charz.rb', line 148 def charz_off charz_stack.pop unless charz_session.update(charz_stack.last) || charz_stack.empty? Origen.log.error 'charz_on failed to create a valid charz session' fail end if charz_stack.empty? set_charz_instance(nil) end end |
#charz_off_truncate ⇒ Object
Removes the current sessions last instance. If the session only had one instance, this is functionally the same as charz_off If charz data is still on the stack afterward, the session will update to reflect the new data if not, the session will become inactive
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# File 'lib/origen_testers/charz.rb', line 210 def charz_off_truncate session = charz_stack.pop || [] session.pop unless session.empty? charz_stack.push(session) end unless charz_session.update(charz_stack.last) || charz_stack.empty? Origen.log.error 'charz_on failed to create a valid charz session' fail end if charz_stack.empty? set_charz_instance(nil) end end |
#charz_on(charz_id, options = {}) ⇒ Object
Pushes a charz object (either a profile or a routine) onto the stack, along with any optional updates to modify the current session Once pushed, the charz_session will attempt to update itself with the new data, failing if the resulting session is invalid
If a block is passed, yield the block of tests to enable charz for those tests, then disable charz with a charz_off call
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# File 'lib/origen_testers/charz.rb', line 167 def charz_on(charz_id, = {}) charz_stack.push([get_charz_tuple(charz_id, )]) unless charz_session.update(charz_stack.last) Origen.log.error 'charz_on failed to create a valid charz session' fail end if block_given? yield charz_off end end |
#charz_on_append(charz_id, options = {}) ⇒ Object
Pushes a charz object (either a profile or a routine) onto the current sessions instance stack, along with any optional updates to modify that instance. This will result in subsequent charzable point tests in being processed against each of the current instances. In other words, this new push will not take priority over the current stack head, but instead append to it. Once pushed, the charz_session will attempt to update itself with the new data, failing if the resulting session is invalid
If a block is passed, yield the block of tests to enable charz for those tests, then disable charz with a charz_off_truncate call
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# File 'lib/origen_testers/charz.rb', line 189 def charz_on_append(charz_id, = {}) charz_tuple = get_charz_tuple(charz_id, ) # take the current session and append to its instance stack session = charz_stack.pop || [] session.push(charz_tuple) charz_stack.push(session) unless charz_session.update(charz_stack.last) Origen.log.error 'charz_on failed to create a valid charz session' fail end if block_given? yield charz_off_truncate end end |
#charz_only? ⇒ Boolean
Queries the current charz session to see if point tests should skip generation, only adding the resulting charz test
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# File 'lib/origen_testers/charz.rb', line 131 def charz_only? charz_active? && charz_session.charz_only? end |
#charz_pause ⇒ Object
Pauses the current charz session, preventing point tests from generating charz tests even if the session is valid
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# File 'lib/origen_testers/charz.rb', line 136 def charz_pause charz_session.pause end |
#charz_resume ⇒ Object
Resumes the current charz session. If the session isn’t valid (ie charz_resume before setting up the session) then nothing will happen
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# File 'lib/origen_testers/charz.rb', line 141 def charz_resume charz_session.resume end |
#create_charz_routine(id, options = {}, &block) ⇒ Routine
Called by add_charz_routine, split out from that method to make it easier to override this handler from a user’s interface This is the method to override if you want to use custom Routines specifc to your company’s implementation
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# File 'lib/origen_testers/charz.rb', line 93 def create_charz_routine(id, = {}, &block) case [:type] when :search, :'1d' SearchRoutine.new(id, , &block) when :shmoo, :'2d' ShmooRoutine.new(id, , &block) else Routine.new(id, , &block) end end |
#generate_eof_charz_tests ⇒ Object
called automatically right after a top_level shutdown, generates end of flow charz tests user should not have to reference this call explicitly
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# File 'lib/origen_testers/charz.rb', line 304 def generate_eof_charz_tests unless eof_charz_tests.empty? if skip_group_eof_charz_tests eof_charz_tests.map(&:call) else group_name = eof_charz_tests_group_name || 'End of Flow Charz Tests' group group_name do eof_charz_tests.map(&:call) end end end end |
#insert_charz_tests(options, &block) ⇒ Object
Called after the relevant point test has been inserted into the flow Takes the options used to build the previous point test as well as insert_charz_test specific options to then drill down to the point of the flow where the charz test would go, at which point control is handed back to the user’s interface to handle creating and inserting the test. This will occur for each instance in the current session’s instance stack
By default, this method will handle:
- the placement of the test (inline aka right after the point test, end of flow, or other)
- wrapping the created charz tests in a group (skippable, group name defaults to <point test name> charz <session name>)
- conditionally executing the charz tests based on if the point test passed or failed (see set_conditional_charz_id)
- conditionally executing some/all charz tests based on a mix of enables and flags
After the above is determined, the user regains control on a per-routine (if multiple routines) basis to then process generating the charz test
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# File 'lib/origen_testers/charz.rb', line 267 def insert_charz_tests(, &block) if charz_active? if [:id] # two purposes: # 1) prevent all charz tests inadverntently using the same ID as their parent # 2) used in on_result behavior current_id = .delete(:id) [:last_test_id] ||= current_id end charz_session.loop_instances do case charz_instance.placement when :inline create_charz_group(, &block) when :eof # collect the current instance and options into a proc, stored in eof_charz_tests to be called later current_instance = charz_instance.clone eof_charz_tests << proc do set_charz_instance(current_instance) create_charz_group(, &block) end else # inline is the default behavior, and eof (end of flow) has built in support. if respond_to?(:"create_#{charz_instance.placement}_charz_tests") send(:"create_#{charz_instance.placement}_charz_tests", , &block) elsif respond_to?(:"insert_#{charz_instance.placement}_charz_tests") send(:"insert_#{charz_instance.placement}_charz_tests", , &block) else Origen.log.error "No handling specified for #{charz_instance.placement} placement charz tests" fail end end end end end |
#set_charz_instance(instance) ⇒ Object
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# File 'lib/origen_testers/charz.rb', line 51 def set_charz_instance(instance) @charz_instance = instance charz_session.stored_instance = instance end |
#set_conditional_charz_id(*args) ⇒ Object
An optional helper method to automatically assign an id to tests that will be generating charz tests that depend on the result of the parent test
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# File 'lib/origen_testers/charz.rb', line 229 def set_conditional_charz_id(*args) case args.size when 1 = args[0] parent_test_name = [:parent_test_name] when 2 instance = args[0] = args[1] parent_test_name = instance.name else Origen.log.error 'Too many arguments passed to set_conditional_charz_id. Pass either (test_instance, options), or just (options)' fail end unless [:id] if charz_active? if charz_session.on_result? md5_id = Digest::MD5.new md5_id << parent_test_name.to_s md5_id << .to_s md5_id << charz_session.id.to_s [:id] = "auto_charz_id_#{md5_id}".to_sym end end end end |