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Part II CST SoC D/M Slide Pack 6 (ESL): TLM 2.0 Socket Types   HOME       UP       PREV       NEXT (Timed Transactions: Adding delays to TLM calls.)   (Socket details and types not examinable for Part II CST. The TLM 1.0 style is easier to understand, but not as convenient for real-world projects.) TLM 2.0 Socket Types Sockets of the 'multi' style can be multiply bound and so provide a mux or demux function. Sockets of 'passthrough' style enable a generic payload reference to be passed on. simple_initiator_socket.h version of an initiator socket that has a default implementation of all interfaces and allows to register an implementation for any of the interfaces to the socket, either unique interfaces or tagged interfaces (carrying an additional id) simple_target_socket.h version of a target socket that has a default implementation of all interfaces and allows to register an implementation for any of the interfaces to the socket, either unique interfaces or tagged interfaces (carrying an additional id) This socket allows to register only 1 of the transport interfaces (blocking or non-blocking) and implements a conversion in case the socket is used on the other interface passthrough_target_socket.h version of a target socket that has a default implementation of all interfaces and allows to register an implementation for any of the interfaces to the socket. multi_passthrough_initiator_socket.h an implementation of a socket that allows to bind multiple targets to the same initiator socket. Implements a mechanism to allow to identify in the backward path through which index of the socket the call passed through multi_passthrough_target_socket.h an implementation of a socket that allows to bind multiple initiators to the same target socket. Implements a mechanism to allow to identify in the forward path through which index of the socket the call passed through 26: (C) 2008-16, DJ Greaves, University of Cambridge, Computer Laboratory.