- Timestamp:
- Nov 14, 2019, 4:03:25 PM (5 years ago)
- Location:
- trunk/hal
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- 8 edited
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generic/hal_context.h (modified) (1 diff)
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generic/hal_switch.h (modified) (1 diff)
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tsar_mips32/core/hal_context.c (modified) (8 diffs)
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tsar_mips32/core/hal_kentry.S (modified) (8 diffs)
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tsar_mips32/core/hal_uspace.c (modified) (10 diffs)
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tsar_mips32/drivers/soclib_fbf.c (modified) (3 diffs)
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tsar_mips32/drivers/soclib_fbf.h (modified) (1 diff)
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tsar_mips32/drivers/soclib_mmc.c (modified) (1 diff)
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trunk/hal/generic/hal_context.h
r625 r654 49 49 50 50 /**************************************************************************************** 51 * This function initializes a CPU context from scratch. 51 * This function initializes the CPU context of the thread identified by the <thread> 52 * argument. All slots required to start a new thread must be initialized. 52 53 **************************************************************************************** 53 54 * @ thread : pointer on the thread descriptor. -
trunk/hal/generic/hal_switch.h
r457 r654 60 60 * It restore the calling CPU register values from a CPU context identified by <ctx>. 61 61 * The architecture specific hal_cpu_context_t structure used to store a CPU context 62 * is defined in the architecture specific hal_context.c file. 63 * When the restore is completed, it simply jumps to the address contained in ra_31. 64 * In ALMOS-MKH, ra_31 must contain a pointer on the eret() function, and c0_epc 65 * must contain the new main thread entry point. 62 * is defined in the architecture specific hal_context.c file. When the restore is 63 * completed, it jumps to the entry point of the new process main thread. 64 * 65 * Implementation Note : 66 * - on the TSAR architecture, register ra_31 must contain a pointer on the 67 * eret() function, and register c0_epc must contain the new thread entry point. 68 * - on I86 architecture TODO... 66 69 ************************************************************************************* 67 70 * @ ctx : local pointer on CPU context. -
trunk/hal/tsar_mips32/core/hal_context.c
r647 r654 176 176 context->c2_mode = 0x3; 177 177 } 178 179 #if DEBUG_HAL_CONTEXT_INIT 180 hal_cpu_context_display( XPTR( local_cxy , thread ) ); 181 #endif 182 178 183 } // end hal_cpu_context_init() 179 184 … … 235 240 hal_remote_spt( XPTR( child_cxy , &child_ptr->uzone_current ) , child_uzone ); 236 241 237 #if DEBUG_HAL_CONTEXT 242 #if DEBUG_HAL_CONTEXT_FORK 238 243 uint32_t cycle = (uint32_t)hal_get_cycles(); 239 if( DEBUG_HAL_CONTEXT < cycle )244 if( DEBUG_HAL_CONTEXT_FORK < cycle ) 240 245 printk("\n[%s] thread[%x,%x] parent_uzone %x / child_uzone %x / cycle %d\n", 241 246 __FUNCTION__, parent_ptr->process->pid, parent_ptr->trdid, parent_uzone, child_uzone, cycle ); … … 249 254 child_us_base = hal_remote_l32( XPTR( child_cxy , &child_us_vseg->min ) ); 250 255 251 #if DEBUG_HAL_CONTEXT 252 if( DEBUG_HAL_CONTEXT < cycle )256 #if DEBUG_HAL_CONTEXT_FORK 257 if( DEBUG_HAL_CONTEXT_FORK < cycle ) 253 258 printk("\n[%s] thread[%x,%x] parent_ustack_base %x / child_ustack_base %x\n", 254 259 __FUNCTION__, parent_ptr->process->pid, parent_ptr->trdid, parent_us_base, child_us_base ); … … 263 268 (intptr_t)parent_ptr ); 264 269 265 #if DEBUG_HAL_CONTEXT 266 if( DEBUG_HAL_CONTEXT < cycle )270 #if DEBUG_HAL_CONTEXT_FORK 271 if( DEBUG_HAL_CONTEXT_FORK < cycle ) 267 272 printk("\n[%s] thread[%x,%x] parent_ksp %x / child_ksp %x\n", 268 273 __FUNCTION__, parent_ptr->process->pid, parent_ptr->trdid, parent_ksp, child_ksp ); … … 278 283 size ); 279 284 280 #if DEBUG_HAL_CONTEXT 281 if( DEBUG_HAL_CONTEXT < cycle )285 #if DEBUG_HAL_CONTEXT_FORK 286 if( DEBUG_HAL_CONTEXT_FORK < cycle ) 282 287 printk("\n[%s] thread[%x,%x] copied kstack from parent (%x) to child (%x)\n", 283 288 __FUNCTION__, parent_ptr->process->pid, parent_ptr->trdid, parent_ptr, child_ptr ); … … 311 316 uint32_t child_ptpr = (uint32_t)child_gpt_ppn >> 1; 312 317 313 #if DEBUG_HAL_CONTEXT 314 if( DEBUG_HAL_CONTEXT < cycle )318 #if DEBUG_HAL_CONTEXT_FORK 319 if( DEBUG_HAL_CONTEXT_FORK < cycle ) 315 320 printk("\n[%s] thread[%x,%x] : parent_uz_sp %x / child_uz_sp %x\n", 316 321 __FUNCTION__, parent_ptr->process->pid, parent_ptr->trdid, … … 327 332 XPTR( local_cxy , &context ) , 328 333 sizeof( hal_cpu_context_t ) ); 329 #if DEBUG_HAL_CONTEXT 330 if( DEBUG_HAL_CONTEXT < cycle )334 #if DEBUG_HAL_CONTEXT_FORK 335 if( DEBUG_HAL_CONTEXT_FORK < cycle ) 331 336 printk("\n[%s] thread[%x,%x] copied parent CPU context to child CPU context\n", 332 337 __FUNCTION__, parent_ptr->process->pid, parent_ptr->trdid ); … … 336 341 thread_unblock( XPTR( child_cxy , child_ptr ) , THREAD_BLOCKED_GLOBAL ); 337 342 338 #if DEBUG_HAL_CONTEXT 343 #if DEBUG_HAL_CONTEXT_FORK 339 344 cycle = (uint32_t)hal_get_cycles(); 340 345 trdid_t child_trdid = hal_remote_l32( XPTR( child_cxy , &child_ptr->trdid ) ); -
trunk/hal/tsar_mips32/core/hal_kentry.S
r625 r654 24 24 */ 25 25 26 #define UZ_MODE 026 #define UZ_MODE_DEXT 0 27 27 #define UZ_AT 1 28 28 #define UZ_V0 2 … … 86 86 87 87 #------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 88 # Kernel Entry point for Interrupt / Exception / Syscall 89 # The c2_dext CP2 register must have been previously set 90 # to "local_cxy", because the kernel run with data MMU desactivated. 88 # Kernel Entry point for Interrupt / Exception / Syscall 89 # At kernel entry, the relevant CPU, CP0, & CP2 registers are saved 90 # in a "UZONE" implemented in the calling thread kernel stack. 91 # All these registers are restored from the UZONE after the kernel 92 # completes the requested service. 93 # 94 # Implementation note: As this code can be executed when the core is already 95 # in kernel mode (after a syscall, the core must handle interrupts, or 96 # non-fatal MMU exceptions), this code implement a two slots stack of UZONE(s). 91 97 #------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 92 98 93 99 hal_kentry_enter: 94 100 95 mfc0 $26, $12 # get c0_sr 96 andi $26, $26, 0x10 # test User Mode bit 97 beq $26, $0, kernel_mode # jump if core already in kernel 98 ori $27, $0, 0xB # $27 <= code data MMU OFF 101 #------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 102 # This code made the following actions: 103 # - save CP2_MMU_MODE & CP2_MMU_DEXT in $26, 104 # - set local_cxy into CP2_MMU_DEXT, 105 # - desactivate DATA MMU in CP2_MMU_MODE, 106 # - test if the core is already in kernel mode. 107 108 mfc2 $26, $1 # $26 <= CP2_MMU_MODE 109 andi $27, $26, 0xB # $27 <= code data MMU OFF 110 mtc2 $27, $1 # set data MMU OFF 111 112 mfc2 $27, $24 # $27 <= CP2_MMU_DEXT 113 sll $27, $27, 4 # $27 <= CP2_MMU_DEXT << 4 114 or $26, $26, $27 # $26 <= CP2_MMU_DEXT | CP2_MMU_MODE 115 116 mfc0 $27, $15, 1 # $27 <= core CP0_EBASE 117 andi $27, $27, 0xFFF # $27 <= gid 118 srl $27, $27, 2 # $27 <= local_cxy 119 mtc2 $27, $24 # CP2_MMU_DEXT <= local_cxy 120 121 mfc0 $27, $12 # $27 <= CP0_SR 122 andi $27, $27, 0x10 # test User Mode bit 123 beq $27, $0, kernel_mode # jump if core already in kernel 124 nop 99 125 100 126 #------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 101 127 # This code is executed when the core is in user mode, 102 # to handle a syscall, an interrupt, or an user exception. 103 # - save current c2_mode in $26. 104 # - set data MMU OFF. 128 # to handle a syscall, an interrupt, or an exception. 105 129 # - copy user stack pointer in $27 to be saved in uzone. 106 130 # - set kernel stack pointer in $29 (kernel stack empty at firts entry). … … 108 132 user_mode: 109 133 110 mfc2 $26, $1 # $26 <= c2_mode111 mtc2 $27, $1 # set data MMU OFF112 134 move $27, $29 # $27 <= user stack pointer 113 135 mfc0 $29, $4, 2 # get pointer on thread descriptor from c0_th … … 119 141 #------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 120 142 # This code is executed when the core is already in kernel mode, 121 # after a syscall, to handle an interrupt, or to handle a non-fatal exception. 122 # - save current c2_mode in $26. 123 # - set data MMU OFF. 143 # (after a syscall), to handle an interrupt, or a non-fatal exception. 124 144 # - copy current kernel stack pointer in $27. 125 145 126 146 kernel_mode: 127 147 128 mfc2 $26, $1 # $26 <= c2_mode129 mtc2 $27, $1 # set data MMU OFF130 148 move $27, $29 # $27 <= current kernel stack pointer 149 j unified_mode 150 nop 131 151 132 152 #------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 133 # This code is executed in both modes (user or kernel): 134 # The assumptions are: 135 # - c2_mode contains the data MMU OFF value. 136 # - $26 contains the previous c2_mode value. 137 # - $27 contains the previous sp value (can be usp or ksp). 138 # - $29 contains the curren kernel stack pointer. 139 # We execute the following actions: 153 # This code is executed in both modes (user or kernel). 154 # It executes the following actions: 140 155 # - decrement $29 to allocate an uzone in kernel stack 141 156 # - save GPR, CP0 and CP2 registers to uzone. 142 157 # - set the SR in kernel mode: IRQ disabled, clear EXL. 158 # The assumptions are: 159 # - c2_mode contains the data MMU OFF value. 160 # - $26 contains the previous c2_mode and c2_dext values. 161 # - $27 contains the previous sp value (can be usp or ksp). 162 # - $29 contains the current kernel stack pointer. 143 163 144 164 unified_mode: 145 165 146 addiu $29, $29, -(UZ_REGS*4) # allocate uzone in kernel stack 147 166 addiu $29, $29, -(UZ_REGS*4) # allocate uzone in kernel stack 167 168 sw $26, (UZ_MODE_DEXT*4)($29) # save previous c2_mode and c2_dext values 148 169 sw $1, (UZ_AT*4)($29) 149 170 sw $2, (UZ_V0*4)($29) … … 173 194 174 195 mflo $1 175 sw $1, (UZ_LO*4)($29) # save lo196 sw $1, (UZ_LO*4)($29) # save lo 176 197 mflo $1 177 sw $1, (UZ_HI*4)($29) # save hi178 179 sw $28, (UZ_GP*4)($29) # save gp180 sw $27, (UZ_SP*4)($29) # save previous sp (can be usp or ksp)181 sw $30, (UZ_S8*4)($29) # save s8182 sw $31, (UZ_RA*4)($29) # save ra198 sw $1, (UZ_HI*4)($29) # save hi 199 200 sw $28, (UZ_GP*4)($29) # save gp 201 sw $27, (UZ_SP*4)($29) # save previous sp (can be usp or ksp) 202 sw $30, (UZ_S8*4)($29) # save s8 203 sw $31, (UZ_RA*4)($29) # save ra 183 204 184 205 mfc0 $1, $14 185 sw $1, (UZ_EPC*4)($29) # save c0_epc206 sw $1, (UZ_EPC*4)($29) # save c0_epc 186 207 mfc0 $1, $12 187 sw $1, (UZ_SR*4)($29) # save c0_sr208 sw $1, (UZ_SR*4)($29) # save c0_sr 188 209 mfc0 $1, $4, 2 189 sw $1, (UZ_TH*4)($29) # save c0_th210 sw $1, (UZ_TH*4)($29) # save c0_th 190 211 mfc0 $1, $13 191 sw $1, (UZ_CR*4)($29) # save c0_cr212 sw $1, (UZ_CR*4)($29) # save c0_cr 192 213 mfc2 $1, $0 193 sw $1, (UZ_PTPR*4)($29) # save c2_ptpr 194 195 sw $26, (UZ_MODE*4)($29) # save previous c2_mode (can be user or kernel) 196 197 mfc0 $3, $12 # $3 <= c0_sr 214 sw $1, (UZ_PTPR*4)($29) # save c2_ptpr 215 216 217 mfc0 $3, $12 # $3 <= c0_sr 198 218 srl $3, $3, 5 199 sll $3, $3, 5 # reset 5 LSB bits200 mtc0 $3, $12 # set new c0_sr219 sll $3, $3, 5 # reset 5 LSB bits 220 mtc0 $3, $12 # set new c0_sr 201 221 202 222 #-------------------- … … 271 291 jal puts 272 292 nop 273 # display saved MODE value293 # display saved MODE & DEXT values 274 294 la $4, msg_mode 275 295 jal puts 276 296 nop 277 lw $4, (UZ_MODE *4)($29)297 lw $4, (UZ_MODE_DEXT*4)($29) 278 298 jal putx 279 299 nop … … 430 450 jal puts 431 451 nop 432 # display saved MODE value452 # display saved MODE_DEXT value 433 453 la $4, msg_mode 434 454 jal puts 435 455 nop 436 lw $4, (UZ_MODE *4)($29)456 lw $4, (UZ_MODE_DEXT*4)($29) 437 457 jal putx 438 458 nop … … 498 518 lw $31, (UZ_RA*4)($27) # restore ra_31 from uzone 499 519 500 lw $26, (UZ_MODE*4)($27) 501 mtc2 $26, $1 # restore c2_mode from uzone 520 lw $26, (UZ_MODE_DEXT*4)($27) 521 srl $27, $26, 4 # $27 <= CP2_DEXT 522 mtc2 $27, $24 # restore c2_dest from uzone 523 andi $27, $26, 0xF # $27 <= CP2_MODE 524 mtc2 $27, $1 # restore c2_mode from uzone 502 525 503 526 # ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- -
trunk/hal/tsar_mips32/core/hal_uspace.c
r647 r654 36 36 // It works in a critical section, as it modifies two CP2 registers: 37 37 // It activates briefly the DATA_MMU by writing into the CP2_MODE register to access the 38 // user buffer, and modifies the CP2_D ATA_EXT register to access the kernel buffer.38 // user buffer, and modifies the CP2_DEXT register to access the kernel buffer. 39 39 // If the two buffers are aligned on a word boundary, it moves the data word per word 40 40 // in a first loop, and moves byte per byte the remaining bytes in a second loop. … … 80 80 "ori $13, $12, 0x4 \n" /* $13 <= MMU_MODE with DTLB */ 81 81 82 /* save old MMU_DATA_EXT and set cxy in it*/83 "mfc2 $16, $24 \n" /* $16 <= old MMU_D ATA_EXT*/84 "mtc2 %4, $24 \n" /* MMU_D ATA_EXT <=cxy */82 /* save MMU_DEXT register */ 83 "mfc2 $16, $24 \n" /* $16 <= old MMU_DEXT */ 84 "mtc2 %4, $24 \n" /* MMU_DEXT <= dst_cxy */ 85 85 86 86 /* transfer one word per iteration in first loop if aligned */ … … 113 113 "addi $9, $9, 1 \n" /* dst += 1 byte */ 114 114 115 /* restore old MMU_DATA_EXT register*/115 /* restore MMU_DEXT register */ 116 116 "4: \n" 117 "mtc2 $16, $24 \n" /* MMU_ _DATA_EXT <= $16*/117 "mtc2 $16, $24 \n" /* MMU_DEXT <= $16 */ 118 118 ".set reorder \n" 119 119 : … … 139 139 // It works in a critical section, as it modifies two CP2 registers: 140 140 // It activates briefly the DATA_MMU by writing into the CP2_MODE register to access the 141 // user buffer, and modifies the CP2_D ATA_EXT register to access the kernel buffer.141 // user buffer, and modifies the CP2_DEXT register to access the kernel buffer. 142 142 // If the two buffers are aligned on a word boundary, it moves the data word per word 143 143 // in a first loop, and moves byte per byte the remaining bytes in a second loop. … … 182 182 "ori $13, $12, 0x4 \n" /* $13 <= MMU_MODE with DTLB */ 183 183 184 /* save old MMU_DATA_EXT and set cxy in it*/185 "mfc2 $16, $24 \n" /* $16 <= old MMU_D ATA_EXT*/186 "mtc2 %4, $24 \n" /* MMU_D ATA_EXT <= cxy*/184 /* save MMU_DEXT register */ 185 "mfc2 $16, $24 \n" /* $16 <= old MMU_DEXT */ 186 "mtc2 %4, $24 \n" /* MMU_DEXT <= cxy */ 187 187 188 188 /* transfer one word per iteration in first loop if aligned */ … … 215 215 "addi $9, $9, 1 \n" /* dst += 1 byte */ 216 216 217 /* restore old MMU_DATA_EXT register*/217 /* restore MMU_DEXT register */ 218 218 "4: \n" 219 "mtc2 $16, $24 \n" /* MMU_ _DATA_EXT <= $16*/219 "mtc2 $16, $24 \n" /* MMU_DEXT <= $16 */ 220 220 ".set reorder \n" 221 221 : … … 252 252 ".set noreorder \n" 253 253 254 /* save old MMU_D ATA_EXT and set cxy in it*/255 "mfc2 $16, $24 \n" /* $16 <= old MMU_D ATA_EXT*/256 "mtc2 %3, $24 \n" /* MMU_D ATA_EXT <= cxy*/254 /* save old MMU_DEXT and set cxy in it */ 255 "mfc2 $16, $24 \n" /* $16 <= old MMU_DEXT */ 256 "mtc2 %3, $24 \n" /* MMU_DEXT <= cxy */ 257 257 258 258 "move $11, %0 \n" /* $11 <= count == size */ … … 276 276 "nop \n" 277 277 278 /* restore old MMU_D ATA_EXT register*/279 "mtc2 $16, $24 \n" /* MMU_D ATA_EXT <= $16*/278 /* restore old MMU_DEXT register */ 279 "mtc2 $16, $24 \n" /* MMU_DEXT <= $16 */ 280 280 281 281 ".set reorder \n" … … 305 305 ".set noreorder \n" 306 306 307 /* save old MMU_D ATA_EXT and set cxy in it*/308 "mfc2 $16, $24 \n" /* $16 <= old MMU_D ATA_EXT*/309 "mtc2 %3, $24 \n" /* MMU_D ATA_EXT <= cxy*/307 /* save old MMU_DEXT and set cxy in it */ 308 "mfc2 $16, $24 \n" /* $16 <= old MMU_DEXT */ 309 "mtc2 %3, $24 \n" /* MMU_DEXT <= cxy */ 310 310 311 311 "move $11, %0 \n" /* $11 <= count == size */ … … 329 329 "nop \n" 330 330 331 /* restore old MMU_D ATA_EXT register*/332 "mtc2 $16, $24 \n" /* MMU_D ATA_EXT <= $16*/331 /* restore old MMU_DEXT register */ 332 "mtc2 $16, $24 \n" /* MMU_DEXT <= $16 */ 333 333 334 334 ".set reorder \n" -
trunk/hal/tsar_mips32/drivers/soclib_fbf.c
r647 r654 72 72 #if (DEBUG_HAL_FBF|| DEBUG_HAL_FBF) 73 73 uint32_t cycle = (uint32_t)hal_get_cycles(); 74 thread_t * this = CURRENT_THREAD;75 74 process_t * process = hal_remote_lpt( XPTR( th_cxy , &th_ptr->process ) ); 76 75 pid_t client_pid = hal_remote_l32( XPTR( th_cxy , &process->pid ) ); … … 98 97 #if DEBUG_HAL_FBF 99 98 if( DEBUG_HAL_FBF < cycle ) 100 printk("\n[%s] thread[%x,%x] / client[%x,%x] / READ / offset / length / buffer %x / cycle %d\n",101 __FUNCTION__ , this->process->pid, this->trdid,client_pid, client_trdid,102 offset, length, buffer, cycle);99 printk("\n[%s] client thread[%x,%x] / READ / offset %d / length %d / buffer %x / fbf (%x,%x)\n", 100 __FUNCTION__ , client_pid, client_trdid, 101 offset, length, buffer, GET_CXY(base_xp), GET_PTR(base_xp) ); 103 102 #endif 104 103 hal_copy_to_uspace( buffer, 105 104 base_xp + offset, 106 105 length ); 106 #if DEBUG_HAL_FBF 107 if( DEBUG_HAL_FBF < cycle ) 108 printk("\n[%s] client thread[%x,%x] / READ successful / cycle %d\n", 109 __FUNCTION__ , client_pid, client_trdid , cycle ); 110 #endif 107 111 108 112 } … … 112 116 #if DEBUG_HAL_FBF 113 117 if( DEBUG_HAL_FBF < cycle ) 114 printk("\n[%s] thread[%x,%x] / client[%x,%x] / WRITE / offset / length / buffer %x / cycle %d\n",115 __FUNCTION__ , this->process->pid, this->trdid, client_pid, client_trdid,116 offset, length, buffer, cycle);118 printk("\n[%s] client thread[%x,%x] / WRITE / offset %d / length %d / buffer %x / fbf (%x,%x)\n", 119 __FUNCTION__ , client_pid, client_trdid, 120 offset, length, buffer, GET_CXY(base_xp), GET_PTR(base_xp) ); 117 121 #endif 118 122 hal_copy_from_uspace( base_xp + offset, 119 123 buffer, 120 124 length ); 125 #if DEBUG_HAL_FBF 126 if( DEBUG_HAL_FBF < cycle ) 127 printk("\n[%s] client thread[%x,%x] / WRITE successful / cycle %d\n", 128 __FUNCTION__ , client_pid, client_trdid , cycle ); 129 #endif 130 121 131 } 122 132 -
trunk/hal/tsar_mips32/drivers/soclib_fbf.h
r647 r654 32 32 * 33 33 * This hardware component supports both a frame buffer, and a set of addressable 34 * configuration 34 * configuration/status registers. 35 35 ***************************************************************************************/ 36 36 37 37 /**************************************************************************************** 38 38 * SOCLIB_FBF registers offsets 39 * The three addressables registers are on top of the 4 Mbytes allocated40 * t o the frame buffer itself.39 * The three addressables registers are on top of the 4 Mbytes containing 40 * the frame buffer itself. 41 41 ***************************************************************************************/ 42 42 -
trunk/hal/tsar_mips32/drivers/soclib_mmc.c
r626 r654 116 116 117 117 // get faulty ADDRESS and SRCID from MMC registers 118 uint32_t paddr_lo = *(base + (SOCLIB_MMC_ERROR_FUNC << 7) + SOCLIB_MMC_ERROR_ADDR_LO);119 uint32_t paddr_hi = *(base + (SOCLIB_MMC_ERROR_FUNC << 7) + SOCLIB_MMC_ERROR_ADDR_HI);120 uint32_t srcid = *(base + (SOCLIB_MMC_ERROR_FUNC << 7) + SOCLIB_MMC_ERROR_SRCID);118 uint32_t paddr_lo = *(base + MMC_REG( SOCLIB_MMC_ERROR_FUNC , SOCLIB_MMC_ERROR_ADDR_LO ) ); 119 uint32_t paddr_hi = *(base + MMC_REG( SOCLIB_MMC_ERROR_FUNC , SOCLIB_MMC_ERROR_ADDR_HI ) ); 120 uint32_t srcid = *(base + MMC_REG( SOCLIB_MMC_ERROR_FUNC , SOCLIB_MMC_ERROR_SRCID ) ); 121 121 122 paddr_t paddr = (((paddr_t)paddr_hi)<<32) + ((paddr_t)paddr_lo); 122 // print an error message on kernel terminal 123 printk("\n[ERROR] reported from MMC : cxy %x / cycle %d / bad address [%x,%x] / srcid %x\n", 124 local_cxy , (uint32_t)hal_get_cycles() , paddr_hi , paddr_lo , srcid ); 125 126 // reset MMC IRQ 127 *(base + MMC_REG(SOCLIB_MMC_ERROR_FUNC , SOCLIB_MMC_ERROR_IRQ_RESET) ) = 0; 123 128 124 // reset MMC IRQ125 *(base + (SOCLIB_MMC_ERROR_FUNC << 7) + SOCLIB_MMC_ERROR_IRQ_RESET) = 0;126 127 // print an error message on kernel terminal TODO : should be improved128 printk("\n[ERROR] reported from MMC in cluster %x : faulty address = %l / srcid = %x\n",129 paddr , srcid );130 131 129 } // end soclib_mmc_isr() 132 130
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