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#include "uvm_test_rng.h"
#include "uvm_linux.h"

#include "uvm_test.h"

// George Marsaglia's RNG:
// https://groups.google.com/forum/#!msg/sci.stat.math/5yb0jwf1stw/ApaXM3IRy-0J
// https://groups.google.com/forum/#!msg/sci.math.num-analysis/yoaCpGWKEk0/UXCxgufdTesJ
//
// This is intended for testing purposes ONLY, not for anything which needs to
// be secure. get_random_bytes is not sufficient for testing purposes because we
// need reproducible sequences for testing. The prandom family would work fine
// but they aren't available on kernels < 2.6.35.

void uvm_test_rng_init(uvm_test_rng_t *rng, NvU32 seed)
{
    rng->z     = 362436069;
    rng->w     = 521288629;
    rng->jcong = 380116160;
    rng->jsr   = seed;
}

NvU32 uvm_test_rng_32(uvm_test_rng_t *rng)
{
    unsigned int mwc;

    rng->z = 36969*(rng->z & 65535) + (rng->z >> 16);

    rng->w = 18000*(rng->w & 65535) + (rng->w >> 16);

    rng->jcong = 69069*rng->jcong + 1234567;

    rng->jsr ^= (rng->jsr << 17);
    rng->jsr ^= (rng->jsr >> 13);
    rng->jsr ^= (rng->jsr <<  5);

    mwc = (rng->z << 16) + rng->w;

    return (mwc ^ rng->jcong) + rng->jsr;
}

NvU64 uvm_test_rng_64(uvm_test_rng_t *rng)
{
    NvU64 val64;
    val64 = uvm_test_rng_32(rng);
    val64 <<= 32;
    val64 |= uvm_test_rng_32(rng);
    return val64;
}

NvUPtr uvm_test_rng_ptr(uvm_test_rng_t *rng)
{
    if (sizeof(NvUPtr) == sizeof(NvU32))
        return uvm_test_rng_32(rng);
    return (NvUPtr)uvm_test_rng_64(rng);
}

// These range-based computations are subject to modulo bias, depending on the
// range. As described above, this is good enough for testing purposes.
NvU32 uvm_test_rng_range_32(uvm_test_rng_t *rng, NvU32 lo, NvU32 hi)
{
    if (lo == 0 && hi == ~0U)
        return uvm_test_rng_32(rng);
    return lo + (uvm_test_rng_32(rng) % (hi - lo + 1));
}

NvU64 uvm_test_rng_range_64(uvm_test_rng_t *rng, NvU64 lo, NvU64 hi)
{
    if (lo == 0 && hi == ~0ULL)
        return uvm_test_rng_64(rng);
    return lo + (uvm_test_rng_64(rng) % (hi - lo + 1));
}

NvUPtr uvm_test_rng_range_ptr(uvm_test_rng_t *rng, NvUPtr lo, NvUPtr hi)
{
    if (sizeof(NvUPtr) == sizeof(NvU32))
        return uvm_test_rng_range_32(rng, lo, hi);
    return (NvUPtr)uvm_test_rng_range_64(rng, lo, hi);
}


// Logarithmic distribution

NvU64 uvm_test_rng_log64(uvm_test_rng_t *rng)
{
    return uvm_test_rng_range_log64(rng, 0, ~0ULL);
}

NvU64 uvm_test_rng_range_log64(uvm_test_rng_t *rng, NvU64 lo, NvU64 hi)
{
    NvU32 log2_lo, log2_hi, rand_exp;
    NvU64 rand_lo, rand_hi;

    // This is a very rough approximation of a logarithmic distribution. It
    // weights each power of 2 covered in the range [lo, hi] equally, then
    // uses a uniform distribution to select a value with that power of 2.
    //
    // This means that if the input range is for example [32, 64], 64 will be
    // selected 50% of the time. The other 50% will be equally distributed among
    // the range [32, 63].
    //
    // A more mathematically-correct distribution requires doing fixed-point
    // exponentiation. That's more trouble than it's worth for the purposes of
    // selecting random ranges for testing, which is the current goal of this
    // implementation.

    if (hi == 0)
        return 0; // lo must also be 0

    // Compute the log2 floor of both lo and hi
    if (lo == 0)
        log2_lo = 0;
    else
        log2_lo = ilog2(lo);
    log2_hi = ilog2(hi);

    // Pick a random exponent. If lo is 0, offset things so we can use an
    // "exponent" value of 0 to return 0.
    rand_exp = uvm_test_rng_range_32(rng, log2_lo, log2_hi + (lo == 0));
    if (lo == 0) {
        if (rand_exp == 0)
            return 0;
        --rand_exp; // Didn't pick 0 so re-normalize the exponent
    }

    // Pick a random number in the range [2^rand_exp, 2^(rand_exp+1))
    rand_lo = 1ULL << rand_exp;
    if (rand_exp == 63) // Overflow on left-shift is undefined
        rand_hi = ~0ULL;
    else
        rand_hi = (1ULL << (rand_exp + 1)) - 1;

    // Clamp
    rand_lo = max(rand_lo, lo);
    rand_hi = min(rand_hi, hi);

    return uvm_test_rng_range_64(rng, rand_lo, rand_hi);
}

void uvm_test_rng_memset(uvm_test_rng_t *rng, void *ptr, size_t size)
{
    // This implementation is optimized to generate as few random numbers as
    // possible, and to write to memory in natively-aligned chunks. This means
    // the code is somewhat ugly because it has to handle all starting
    // alignments and sizes.

    // Easy casting
    union
    {
        NvUPtr     u;
        void       *pv;
        NvU8       *p8;
        NvUPtr     *p_native;
    } p, p_end;

    NvUPtr val;
    p.pv = ptr;
    p_end.u = p.u + size;

    // Initial bytes until we get aligned
    if ((p.u % sizeof(*p.p_native)) && p.u < p_end.u) {
        val = uvm_test_rng_ptr(rng);
        do {
            *p.p8++ = (NvU8)(val & 0xFF);
            val >>= 8;
        } while ((p.u % sizeof(*p.p_native)) && p.u < p_end.u);
    }

    // Aligned steady state
    while (p.p_native + 1 <= p_end.p_native) {
        val = uvm_test_rng_ptr(rng);
        *p.p_native++ = val;
    }

    // Unaligned cleanup at end
    if (p.p8 < p_end.p8) {
        val = uvm_test_rng_ptr(rng);
        do {
            *p.p8++ = (NvU8)(val & 0xFF);
            val >>= 8;
        } while (p.p8 < p_end.p8);
    }
}

// -------- Unit test --------

#define RNG_RANGE_TRIALS 10

typedef struct test_range32_struct
{
    NvU32 lo, hi;
} test_range32_t;

typedef struct test_range64_struct
{
    NvU64 lo, hi;
} test_range64_t;

static const test_range32_t test_ranges32[] =
{
    {0,             0},
    {0,             1},
    {0,             100},
    {0,             0x7fffffff},
    {0,             0x80000000},
    {0,             0xffffffff},
    {1,             1},
    {1,             2},
    {100,           100},
    {100,           0x80000000},
    {0xfffffffe,    0xffffffff},
    {0xffffffff,    0xffffffff},
};

static const test_range64_t test_ranges64[] =
{
    {0,                     0},
    {0,                     1},
    {0,                     100},
    {0,                     0xffffffff},
    {0,                     0x100000000ull},
    {0,                     0xffffffffffffffffull},
    {1,                     1},
    {1,                     2},
    {100,                   100},
    {100,                   0x800000000000ull},
    {0xfffffffffffffffeull, 0xffffffffffffffffull},
    {0xffffffffffffffffull, 0xffffffffffffffffull},
};

// Known initial sequences with seed == 0
static const NvU32 test_vals32[] =
{
    0xfa0ad9e5,
    0x50328964,
    0x68745401,
    0x346765d1
};

static const NvU64 test_vals64[] =
{
    0xfa0ad9e550328964,
    0x68745401346765d1,
    0x5ce392ad7cdff94e,
    0x4c75b15ad18c8d81
};

static const NvU64 test_vals_log64[] =
{
    0x68745401,
    0x34e,
    0x23f4ea57,
    0x587e5f3fc99332b
};

NV_STATUS uvm_test_rng_sanity(UVM_TEST_RNG_SANITY_PARAMS *params, struct file *file)
{
    uvm_test_rng_t rng;
    size_t i, j;
    NvU32 seed = 0;

    // Check known initial sequences
    uvm_test_rng_init(&rng, seed);
    for (i = 0; i < ARRAY_SIZE(test_vals32); i++)
        TEST_CHECK_RET(uvm_test_rng_32(&rng) == test_vals32[i]);

    uvm_test_rng_init(&rng, seed);
    for (i = 0; i < ARRAY_SIZE(test_vals64); i++)
        TEST_CHECK_RET(uvm_test_rng_64(&rng) == test_vals64[i]);

    uvm_test_rng_init(&rng, seed);
    for (i = 0; i < ARRAY_SIZE(test_vals64); i++)
        TEST_CHECK_RET(uvm_test_rng_ptr(&rng) == (NvUPtr)test_vals64[i]);

    uvm_test_rng_init(&rng, seed);
    for (i = 0; i < ARRAY_SIZE(test_vals_log64); i++)
        TEST_CHECK_RET(uvm_test_rng_log64(&rng) == test_vals_log64[i]);

    // Check memset
    uvm_test_rng_init(&rng, seed);
    for (i = 0; i < ARRAY_SIZE(test_vals64); i++) {
        NvU64 r;
        uvm_test_rng_memset(&rng, &r, sizeof(r));
        TEST_CHECK_RET(r == test_vals64[i]);
    }

    // Check that values fall within specified ranges
    uvm_test_rng_init(&rng, seed);
    for (i = 0; i < ARRAY_SIZE(test_ranges32); i++) {
        NvU32 lo = test_ranges32[i].lo;
        NvU32 hi = test_ranges32[i].hi;
        for (j = 0; j < RNG_RANGE_TRIALS; j++) {
            NvU32 r = uvm_test_rng_range_32(&rng, lo, hi);
            TEST_CHECK_RET(r >= lo && r <= hi);
        }
    }

    uvm_test_rng_init(&rng, seed);
    for (i = 0; i < ARRAY_SIZE(test_ranges64); i++) {
        NvU64 lo = test_ranges64[i].lo;
        NvU64 hi = test_ranges64[i].hi;
        for (j = 0; j < RNG_RANGE_TRIALS; j++) {
            NvU64 r;

            r = uvm_test_rng_range_64(&rng, lo, hi);
            TEST_CHECK_RET(r >= lo && r <= hi);

            r = uvm_test_rng_range_ptr(&rng, lo, hi);
            TEST_CHECK_RET((NvUPtr)r >= (NvUPtr)lo && (NvUPtr)r <= (NvUPtr)hi);

            r = uvm_test_rng_range_log64(&rng, lo, hi);
            TEST_CHECK_RET(r >= lo && r <= hi);
        }
    }

    return NV_OK;
}