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add file_impl_pipe.cbc
author | anatofuz <anatofuz@cr.ie.u-ryukyu.ac.jp> |
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date | Wed, 15 Jan 2020 18:53:32 +0900 |
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// initialize section #include "types.h" #include "param.h" #include "arm.h" #include "mmu.h" #include "defs.h" #include "memlayout.h" void _uart_putc(int c) { volatile uint8 * uart0 = (uint8*)UART0; *uart0 = c; } void _puts (char *s) { while (*s != '\0') { _uart_putc(*s); s++; } } void _putint (char *prefix, uint val, char* suffix) { char* arr = "0123456789ABCDEF"; int idx; if (prefix) { _puts(prefix); } for (idx = sizeof(val) * 8 - 4; idx >= 0; idx -= 4) { _uart_putc(arr[(val >> idx) & 0x0F]); } if (suffix) { _puts(suffix); } } // kernel page table, reserved in the kernel.ld extern uint32 _kernel_pgtbl; extern uint32 _user_pgtbl; uint32 *kernel_pgtbl = &_kernel_pgtbl; uint32 *user_pgtbl = &_user_pgtbl; #define PDE_SHIFT 20 uint32 get_pde (uint32 virt) { virt >>= PDE_SHIFT; return kernel_pgtbl[virt]; } // setup the boot page table: dev_mem whether it is device memory void set_bootpgtbl (uint32 virt, uint32 phy, uint len, int dev_mem ) { uint32 pde; int idx; // convert all the parameters to indexes virt >>= PDE_SHIFT; phy >>= PDE_SHIFT; len >>= PDE_SHIFT; for (idx = 0; idx < len; idx++) { pde = (phy << PDE_SHIFT); if (!dev_mem) { // normal memory, make it kernel-only, cachable, bufferable pde |= (AP_KO << 10) | PE_CACHE | PE_BUF | KPDE_TYPE; } else { // device memory, make it non-cachable and non-bufferable pde |= (AP_KO << 10) | KPDE_TYPE; } // use different page table for user/kernel space if (virt < NUM_UPDE) { user_pgtbl[virt] = pde; } else { kernel_pgtbl[virt] = pde; } virt++; phy++; } } static void _flush_all (void) { uint val = 0; // flush all TLB asm("MCR p15, 0, %[r], c8, c7, 0" : :[r]"r" (val):); // invalid entire data and instruction cache // asm ("MCR p15,0,%[r],c7,c5,0": :[r]"r" (val):); // asm ("MCR p15,0,%[r],c7,c6,0": :[r]"r" (val):); } void load_pgtlb (uint32* kern_pgtbl, uint32* user_pgtbl) { uint ret; char arch; uint val; // read the main id register to make sure we are running on ARMv6 asm("MRC p15, 0, %[r], c0, c0, 0": [r]"=r" (ret)::); if (ret >> 24 == 0x41) { //_puts ("ARM-based CPU\n"); } arch = (ret >> 16) & 0x0F; if ((arch != 7) && (arch != 0xF)) { _puts ("need AARM v6 or higher\n"); } // we need to check the cache/tlb etc., but let's skip it for now // set domain access control: all domain will be checked for permission val = 0x55555555; asm("MCR p15, 0, %[v], c3, c0, 0": :[v]"r" (val):); // set the page table base registers. We use two page tables: TTBR0 // for user space and TTBR1 for kernel space val = 32 - UADDR_BITS; asm("MCR p15, 0, %[v], c2, c0, 2": :[v]"r" (val):); // set the kernel page table val = (uint)kernel_pgtbl | 0x00; asm("MCR p15, 0, %[v], c2, c0, 1": :[v]"r" (val):); // set the user page table val = (uint)user_pgtbl | 0x00; asm("MCR p15, 0, %[v], c2, c0, 0": :[v]"r" (val):); // ok, enable paging using read/modify/write asm("MRC p15, 0, %[r], c1, c0, 0": [r]"=r" (val)::); val |= 0x80300D; // enable MMU, cache, write buffer, high vector tbl, // disable subpage asm("MCR p15, 0, %[r], c1, c0, 0": :[r]"r" (val):); _flush_all(); } extern void * edata_entry; extern void * svc_stktop; extern void kmain (void); extern void jump_stack (void); extern void * edata; extern void * end; // clear the BSS section for the main kernel, see kernel.ld void clear_bss (void) { memset(&edata, 0x00, (uint)&end-(uint)&edata); } void start (void) { uint32 vectbl; _puts("starting xv6 for ARM...\n"); // double map the low memory, required to enable paging // we do not map all the physical memory set_bootpgtbl(0, 0, INIT_KERNMAP, 0); set_bootpgtbl(KERNBASE, 0, INIT_KERNMAP, 0); // vector table is in the middle of first 1MB (0xF000) vectbl = P2V_WO (VEC_TBL & PDE_MASK); if (vectbl <= (uint)&end) { cprintf ("error: vector table overlaps kernel\n"); } set_bootpgtbl(VEC_TBL, 0, 1 << PDE_SHIFT, 0); set_bootpgtbl(KERNBASE+DEVBASE, DEVBASE, DEV_MEM_SZ, 1); load_pgtlb (kernel_pgtbl, user_pgtbl); jump_stack (); // We can now call normal kernel functions at high memory clear_bss (); kmain (); }