nova/nova/pci/pci_utils.py

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# Copyright (c) 2013 Intel, Inc.
# Copyright (c) 2012 OpenStack Foundation
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import re
from nova import exception
PCI_VENDOR_PATTERN = "^(hex{4})$".replace("hex", "[\da-fA-F]")
_PCI_ADDRESS_PATTERN = ("^(hex{4}):(hex{2}):(hex{2}).(oct{1})$".
replace("hex", "[\da-fA-F]").
replace("oct", "[0-7]"))
_PCI_ADDRESS_REGEX = re.compile(_PCI_ADDRESS_PATTERN)
def pci_device_prop_match(pci_dev, specs):
"""Check if the pci_dev meet spec requirement
Specs is a list of PCI device property requirements.
An example of device requirement that the PCI should be either:
a) Device with vendor_id as 0x8086 and product_id as 0x8259, or
b) Device with vendor_id as 0x10de and product_id as 0x10d8:
[{"vendor_id":"8086", "product_id":"8259"},
{"vendor_id":"10de", "product_id":"10d8"}]
"""
def _matching_devices(spec):
return all(pci_dev.get(k) == v for k, v in spec.iteritems())
return any(_matching_devices(spec) for spec in specs)
def parse_address(address):
"""Returns (domain, bus, slot, function) from PCI address that is stored in
PciDevice DB table.
"""
m = _PCI_ADDRESS_REGEX.match(address)
if not m:
raise exception.PciDeviceWrongAddressFormat(address=address)
return m.groups()