codegen / simulated accounting: respect granularity

1 files changed, 72 insertions, 10 deletions

diff --git a/lib/codegen.py b/lib/codegen.py
index 98eeafe..75c5102 100644
--- a/lib/codegen.py
+++ b/lib/codegen.py
@@ -98,6 +98,7 @@ class SimulatedAccountingMethod:
     * timer counter size (e.g. a 16-bit timer at 1MHz will overflow after 65us)
     * variable size for accounting of durations, power and energy values
     """
+
     def __init__(self, pta: PTA, timer_freq_hz, timer_type, ts_type, power_type, energy_type, ts_granularity = 1e-6, power_granularity = 1e-6, energy_granularity = 1e-12):
         """
         Simulate Online Accounting for a given PTA.
@@ -121,50 +122,101 @@ class SimulatedAccountingMethod:
         self.power_granularity = power_granularity
         self.energy_granularity = energy_granularity
 
+        """Energy in pJ."""
         self.energy = self.energy_class(0)
 
+    def _energy_from_power_and_time(self, power, time):
+        """
+        Return energy (=power * time), accounting for configured granularity.
+
+        Does not use Module types and therefore does not consider overflows or data-type limitations"""
+        if self.energy_granularity == self.power_granularity * self.ts_granularity:
+            return power * time
+        return int(power * self.power_granularity * time * self.ts_granularity / self.energy_granularity)
+
     def _sleep_duration(self, duration_us):
         u"""
-        Return the sleep duration a timer with the configured timer frequency would measure, in µs
+        Return the sleep duration a timer with the configured timer frequency would measure, according to the configured granularity.
 
-        I.e., for a 35us sleep with a 50kHz timer (-> one tick per 20us), the OS would likely measure one tick == 20us.
+        I.e., for a 35us sleep with a 50kHz timer (-> one tick per 20us) and 1us time resolution, the OS would likely measure one tick == 20us.
         This is based on the assumption that the timer is reset at each transition, so the duration of states may be under-, but not over-estimated
         """
         us_per_tick = 1000000 / self.timer_freq_hz
         ticks = self.timer_class(int(duration_us // us_per_tick))
-        return int(ticks.val * us_per_tick)
+        time_units_per_tick = 1 / (self.timer_freq_hz * self.ts_granularity)
+        return int(ticks.val * time_units_per_tick)
 
     def sleep(self, duration_us):
         pass
 
     def pass_transition(self, transition: Transition):
+        """Updates current state to `transition.destination`."""
         self.current_state = transition.destination
 
     def get_energy(self):
-        """
-        Return total energy in pJ
-        """
+        """Return total energy in pJ."""
         return self.energy.val * self.energy_granularity * 1e12
 
 class SimulatedStaticStateOnlyAccountingImmediateCalculation(SimulatedAccountingMethod):
+    """
+    Simulated state-only energy accounting with immediate calculation.
+
+    Does not use functions or LUTs, only static (median) state power.
+    Transitions are assumed to be immediate and have negligible energy overhead.
+
+    Keeps track of the current state and the time it is active. On each
+    transition, current state power and duration is used to update the
+    total energy spent.
+    """
+
     def __init__(self, pta: PTA, *args, **kwargs):
         super().__init__(pta, *args, **kwargs)
 
     def sleep(self, duration_us):
-        self.energy += self.ts_class(self._sleep_duration(duration_us)) * self.power_class(int(self.current_state.power))
+        time = self._sleep_duration(duration_us)
+        power = int(self.current_state.power)
+        energy = self._energy_from_power_and_time(time, power)
+        self.energy += energy
 
 class SimulatedStaticAccountingImmediateCalculation(SimulatedAccountingMethod):
+    """
+    Simulated energy accounting with states and transitions, immediate calculation.
+
+    Does not use functions or LUTs, only static (median) state power and transition energ.
+
+    Keeps track of the current state and the time it is active. On each
+    transition, current state power and duration is used to calculate the
+    energy spent in the state, which is used in conjunction with the
+    transition's energy cost to update the total energy spent.
+    """
+
     def __init__(self, pta: PTA, *args, **kwargs):
         super().__init__(pta, *args, **kwargs)
 
     def sleep(self, duration_us):
-        self.energy += self.ts_class(self._sleep_duration(duration_us)) * self.power_class(int(self.current_state.power))
+        time = self._sleep_duration(duration_us)
+        print('sleep duration is {}'.format(time))
+        power = int(self.current_state.power)
+        print('power is {}'.format(power))
+        energy = self._energy_from_power_and_time(time, power)
+        print('energy is {}'.format(energy))
+        self.energy += energy
 
     def pass_transition(self, transition: Transition):
         self.energy += int(transition.energy)
         super().pass_transition(transition)
 
 class SimulatedStaticAccounting(SimulatedAccountingMethod):
+    """
+    Simulated energy accounting with states and transitions, deferred energy calculation.
+
+    Does not use functions or LUTs, only static (median) state power and transition energ.
+
+    Keeps track of the time spent in each state and the number of calls for
+    each transition. This data is update whenever passing a transition and used
+    to calculate total energy spent on-demand: E = sum(P_q * t_q) + sum(E_t * n_t).
+    """
+
     def __init__(self, pta: PTA, *args, **kwargs):
         super().__init__(pta, *args, **kwargs)
         self.time_in_state = dict()
@@ -185,13 +237,23 @@ class SimulatedStaticAccounting(SimulatedAccountingMethod):
         pta = self.pta
         energy = self.energy_class(0)
         for state in pta.state.values():
-            energy += self.time_in_state[state.name] * int(state.power)
+            energy += self._energy_from_power_and_time(self.time_in_state[state.name], int(state.power))
         for i, transition in enumerate(pta.transitions):
             energy += self.transition_count[i] * int(transition.energy)
         return energy.val
 
 
 class SimulatedStaticStateOnlyAccounting(SimulatedAccountingMethod):
+    """
+    Simulated energy accounting with states and transitions, deferred energy calculation.
+
+    Does not use functions or LUTs, only static (median) state power and transition energ.
+
+    Keeps track of the time spent in each state and the number of calls for
+    each transition. This data is update whenever passing a transition and used
+    to calculate total energy spent on-demand: E = sum(P_q * t_q) + sum(E_t * n_t).
+    """
+
     def __init__(self, pta: PTA, *args, **kwargs):
         super().__init__(pta, *args, **kwargs)
         self.time_in_state = dict()
@@ -205,7 +267,7 @@ class SimulatedStaticStateOnlyAccounting(SimulatedAccountingMethod):
         pta = self.pta
         energy = self.energy_class(0)
         for state in pta.state.values():
-            energy += self.time_in_state[state.name] * int(state.power)
+            energy += self._energy_from_power_and_time(self.time_in_state[state.name], int(state.power))
         return energy.val
 
 class AccountingMethod: