avrora.gui
Class VisualRegMonitor.VisualMonitor

java.lang.Object
  avrora.gui.VisualRegMonitor.VisualMonitor

All Implemented Interfaces:

Monitor, Simulator.Probe, VisualMonitor

Enclosing class:

VisualRegMonitor

public class VisualRegMonitor.VisualMonitor

extends java.lang.Object

implements VisualMonitor, Simulator.Probe

The Monitor class implements a monitor for the stack height that inserts a probe after every instruction in the program and checks the stack height after each instruction is executed.

Nested Class Summary

Nested classes inherited from class avrora.sim.Simulator.Probe

Simulator.Probe.Empty

Field Summary

ProgramProfiler	profile
Program	program
Simulator	simulator
GraphNumbers	theGraph
javax.swing.JPanel	visualOptionsPanel
javax.swing.JPanel	visualPanel

Method Summary

void	fireAfter(State s, int address) The fireAfter() method is called after the probed instruction executes.
void	fireBefore(State s, int address) The fireBefore() method is called before the probed instruction executes.
GraphEvents	getGraph() This is a temporary hack...once Global Monitors is rewritten to be more robust, this will be deleted
void	report() The report() method generates a textual report after the simulation is complete.
void	setVisualPanel(javax.swing.JPanel thePanel, javax.swing.JPanel theOptionsPanel) This is called right after a monitor is actually init (when the sim is just beginning It physically let's the new monitor "know" about it's painting surfaces Note that it's possible with the new implementation that this function will be unnecessary
void	updateDataAndPaint() This function should be called by the thread that periodically repaints the monitors chalkaboard.

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait

Field Detail

simulator

public final Simulator simulator

program

public final Program program

profile

public final ProgramProfiler profile

visualPanel

public javax.swing.JPanel visualPanel

visualOptionsPanel

public javax.swing.JPanel visualOptionsPanel

theGraph

public GraphNumbers theGraph

Method Detail

getGraph

public GraphEvents getGraph()

Description copied from interface: VisualMonitor

This is a temporary hack...once Global Monitors is rewritten to be more robust, this will be deleted

Specified by:

getGraph in interface VisualMonitor

updateDataAndPaint

public void updateDataAndPaint()

Description copied from interface: VisualMonitor

This function should be called by the thread that periodically repaints the monitors chalkaboard. It is assumed that this function will also handle any internal data maniuplations that are necessary

Specified by:

updateDataAndPaint in interface VisualMonitor

setVisualPanel

public void setVisualPanel(javax.swing.JPanel thePanel,
                           javax.swing.JPanel theOptionsPanel)

Description copied from interface: VisualMonitor

This is called right after a monitor is actually init (when the sim is just beginning It physically let's the new monitor "know" about it's painting surfaces

Note that it's possible with the new implementation that this function will be unnecessary

Specified by:

setVisualPanel in interface VisualMonitor

Parameters:

thePanel - The main display panel for the monitor

theOptionsPanel - The panel that the monitor can display options to

fireBefore

public void fireBefore(State s,
                       int address)

Description copied from interface: Simulator.Probe

The fireBefore() method is called before the probed instruction executes.

Specified by:

fireBefore in interface Simulator.Probe

Parameters:

s - the state of the simulation

address - the address at which this instruction resides

fireAfter

public void fireAfter(State s,
                      int address)

Description copied from interface: Simulator.Probe

The fireAfter() method is called after the probed instruction executes.

Specified by:

fireAfter in interface Simulator.Probe

Parameters:

s - the state of the simulation

address - the address at which this instruction resides

report

public void report()

The report() method generates a textual report after the simulation is complete. The report does nothing in this case, because this is a visual monitor

Specified by:

report in interface VisualMonitor