lib: use whoami field to build core hierarchy #61
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This change allows the core records to be placed dynamically in the
decode output based on the fields present in the WHOAMI header field.
For instance, when the PCORE record has the core_id and thread_id
encoded in its WHOAMI, the register will now be decoded under:
pcore.core0.thread0
When the ECORE record has the module_id and core_id encoded in its
WHOAMI field, the registers will be placed under:
ecore.module0.core0
Signed-off-by: Surply, Pierre <[email protected]>
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This patch looks good to me, thanks!
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This change allows the core records to be placed dynamically in the decode output based on the fields present in the WHOAMI header field.
For instance, when the PCORE record has the core_id and thread_id encoded in its WHOAMI, the register will now be decoded under:
When the ECORE record has the module_id and core_id encoded in its WHOAMI field, the registers will be placed under: