freebsd-skq/sys/contrib/octeon-sdk/cvmx-interrupt-handler.S
Juli Mallett 219d14fe5f Import the Cavium Simple Executive from the Cavium Octeon SDK. The Simple
Executive is a library that can be used by standalone applications and kernels
to abstract access to Octeon SoC and board-specific hardware and facilities.
The FreeBSD port to Octeon will be updated to use this where possible.
2010-07-20 07:19:43 +00:00

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#include <machine/asm.h>
#include <machine/regdef.h>
.set noreorder
.set noat
LEAF(cvmx_interrupt_stage1)
dla k0, cvmx_interrupt_stage2
jalr k1, k0 // Save our address in k1, so we can tell which
// vector we are coming from.
nop
END(cvmx_interrupt_stage1)
#define STACK_SIZE (36*8)
LEAF(cvmx_interrupt_stage2)
dsubu sp, sp, STACK_SIZE
sd zero, 0(sp) // Just a place holder
sd $1, 8(sp) // start saving registers
sd $2, 16(sp)
sd $3, 24(sp)
sd $4, 32(sp)
sd $5, 40(sp)
sd $6, 48(sp)
sd $7, 56(sp)
sd $8, 64(sp)
sd $9, 72(sp)
sd $10, 80(sp)
sd $11, 88(sp)
sd $12, 96(sp)
sd $13, 104(sp)
sd $14, 112(sp)
sd $15, 120(sp)
sd $16, 128(sp)
sd $17, 136(sp)
sd $18, 144(sp)
sd $19, 152(sp)
sd $20, 160(sp)
sd $21, 168(sp)
sd $22, 176(sp)
sd $23, 184(sp)
sd $24, 192(sp)
sd $25, 200(sp)
sd $26, 208(sp)
sd $27, 216(sp)
mfhi k0 // Reading lo and high takes multiple cycles
mflo k1 // Do it here so it completes by the time we need it
sd $28, 224(sp)
daddu $1, sp, STACK_SIZE // Correct the SP for the space we used
sd $1, 232(sp)
sd $30, 240(sp)
sd $31, 248(sp) // saved all general purpose registers
sd k0, 256(sp) // save hi
sd k1, 264(sp) // save lo
/* Save DCACHE error register early, since any non-errored DCACHE accesses will clear
** error bit */
dmfc0 k0, $27, 1
sd k0, 272(sp)
/* Store DEPC for GCC's frame unwinder. */
dmfc0 k0, $14
sd k0, 280(sp)
dla k0, cvmx_interrupt_do_irq
jal k0
dadd a0, sp, 0 // First argument is array of registers
ld k0, 256(sp) // read hi
ld k1, 264(sp) // read lo
mthi k0 // restore hi
mtlo k1 // restore lo
ld $1, 8(sp) // start restoring registers
ld $2, 16(sp)
ld $3, 24(sp)
ld $4, 32(sp)
ld $5, 40(sp)
ld $6, 48(sp)
ld $7, 56(sp)
ld $8, 64(sp)
ld $9, 72(sp)
ld $10, 80(sp)
ld $11, 88(sp)
ld $12, 96(sp)
ld $13, 104(sp)
ld $14, 112(sp)
ld $15, 120(sp)
ld $16, 128(sp)
ld $17, 136(sp)
ld $18, 144(sp)
ld $19, 152(sp)
ld $20, 160(sp)
ld $21, 168(sp)
ld $22, 176(sp)
ld $23, 184(sp)
ld $24, 192(sp)
ld $25, 200(sp)
ld $26, 208(sp)
ld $28, 224(sp)
ld $30, 240(sp)
ld $31, 248(sp) // restored all general purpose registers
ld $29, 232(sp) // No need to correct for STACK_SIZE
eret
nop
END(cvmx_interrupt_stage2)
// Icache and Dcache exception handler. This code is executed
// with ERL set so we can't us virtual addresses. We save and restore
// K0 to a global memory location so we can handle cache errors from exception
// context. This means that if two cores get a cache exception at the same time
// the K0 might be corrupted. This entire handler MUST fit in 128 bytes.
#define K0_STORE_LOCATION 8
#define DCACHE_ERROR_COUNT 16
#define ICACHE_ERROR_COUNT 24
LEAF(cvmx_interrupt_cache_error)
.set push
.set noreorder
sd k0, K0_STORE_LOCATION($0) // Store K0 into global loc in case we're in an exception
dmfc0 k0, $27, 1 // Get Dcache error status before any loads
bbit0 k0, 0, not_dcache_error // Skip dcache count if no error
dmtc0 k0, $27, 1 // Clear any Dcache errors
ld k0, DCACHE_ERROR_COUNT($0) // Load the dcache error count
daddu k0, 1 // Increment the dcache error count
sd k0, DCACHE_ERROR_COUNT($0) // Store the dcache error count
not_dcache_error:
dmfc0 k0, $27, 0 // Get the Icache error status
bbit0 k0, 0, not_icache_error // Skip Icache count if no error
dmtc0 k0, $27, 0 // Clear any Icache errors
ld k0, ICACHE_ERROR_COUNT($0) // Load the icache error count
daddu k0, 1 // Increment the icache error count
sd k0, ICACHE_ERROR_COUNT($0) // Store the icache error count
not_icache_error:
ld k0, K0_STORE_LOCATION($0) // Restore K0 since we might have been in an exception
eret // Return from the Icache exception
.set pop
END(cvmx_interrupt_cache_error)