freebsd-skq/libexec/rtld-elf/powerpc/rtld_start.S
Brandon Bergren e58d379587 [PowerPC] Fix stack padding issue on ppc32.
Four bytes of padding are needed in the regular powerpc case to bring the
stack frame size up to a multiple of 16 bytes to meet ABI requirements.

Fixes odd hangs I was encountering during testing.
2019-11-24 06:43:03 +00:00

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ArmAsm

/* $NetBSD: rtld_start.S,v 1.4 2001/09/26 04:06:43 mycroft Exp $ */
/*-
* Copyright (C) 1998 Tsubai Masanari
* All rights reserved.
*
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*/
#include <machine/asm.h>
#include <machine/spr.h> /* For SPR_SPEFSCR if needed. */
.extern _GLOBAL_OFFSET_TABLE_
.extern _DYNAMIC
_ENTRY(.rtld_start)
stwu %r1,-48(%r1) /* 16-byte aligned stack for reg saves +
exit_proc & obj _rtld args +
backchain & lrsave stack frame */
stw %r3,16(%r1) /* argc */
stw %r4,20(%r1) /* argv */
stw %r5,24(%r1) /* envp */
/* stw %r6,28(%r1) *//* obj (always 0) */
/* stw %r7,32(%r1) *//* cleanup (always 0) */
stw %r8,36(%r1) /* ps_strings */
/*
* Perform initial relocation of ld-elf.so. Not as easy as it
* sounds.
* - perform small forward branch to put PC into link reg
* - use link-time constants to determine offset to the
* _DYNAMIC section and the GOT. Add these to the PC to
* convert to absolute addresses.
* - read GOT[0], which is the SVR4 ABI-specified link-time
* value of _DYNAMIC. Subtract this value from the absolute
* value to determine the load address
* - call reloc_non_plt_self() to fix up ld-elf.so's relocations
*/
bcl 20,31,1f
1: mflr %r30
mr %r3,%r30 # save for _DYNAMIC
addis %r30,%r30,_GLOBAL_OFFSET_TABLE_-1b@ha
addi %r30,%r30,_GLOBAL_OFFSET_TABLE_-1b@l
addis %r3,%r3,_DYNAMIC-1b@ha # get _DYNAMIC actual address
addi %r3,%r3,_DYNAMIC-1b@l
lwz %r28,0(%r30) # get base-relative &_DYNAMIC
sub %r28,%r3,%r28 # r28 = relocbase
mr %r4,%r28 # r4 = relocbase
bl reloc_non_plt_self /* reloc_non_plt_self(&_DYNAMIC,base) */
/*
* The _rtld() function likes to see a stack layout containing
* { argc, argv[0], argv[1] ... argv[N], 0, env[0], ... , env[N] }
* Since the PowerPC stack was 16-byte aligned at exec time, the
* original stack layout has to be found by moving back a word
* from the argv pointer.
*/
lwz %r4,20(%r1) /* restore argv */
addi %r3,%r4,-4 /* locate argc ptr, &argv[-1] */
addi %r4,%r1,8 /* &exit_proc on stack */
addi %r5,%r1,12 /* &obj_main on stack */
bl _rtld /* &_start = _rtld(sp, &exit_proc, &obj_main)*/
mtlr %r3
/*
* Restore args, with new obj/exit proc
*/
lwz %r3,16(%r1) /* argc */
lwz %r4,20(%r1) /* argv */
lwz %r5,24(%r1) /* envp */
lwz %r6,12(%r1) /* obj */
lwz %r7,8(%r1) /* exit proc */
lwz %r8,36(%r1) /* ps_strings */
addi %r1,%r1,48 /* restore original stackptr */
blrl /* _start(argc, argv, envp, obj, cleanup, ps_strings) */
li %r0,1 /* _exit() */
sc
#ifdef __SPE__
/* stack space for 30 GPRs + SPEFSCR/ACC/lr/cr */
#define NREGS 31
#define GPRWIDTH 8
#define FUDGE 4 /* Fudge factor for alignment */
#else
/* stack space for 30 GPRs + lr/cr */
#define NREGS 30
#define GPRWIDTH 4
#define FUDGE 4
#endif
/* Stack frame needs the 12-byte ABI frame plus fudge factor. */
#define STACK_SIZE (NREGS * GPRWIDTH + 4 * 2 + 12 + FUDGE)
/*
* _rtld_bind_secureplt_start()
*
* Call into the MI binder (Secure-PLT stub).
* secure-plt expects %r11 to be the offset to the rela entry.
* bss-plt expects %r11 to be index of the rela entry.
* So for bss-plt, we multiply the index by 12 to get the offset.
*/
_ENTRY(_rtld_bind_secureplt_start)
stwu %r1,-STACK_SIZE(%r1)
#ifdef __SPE__
evstdd %r0,24(%r1)
#else
stw %r0,20(%r1) # save r0
#endif
/*
* Instead of division which is costly we will use multiplicative
* inverse. a / n = ((a * inv(n)) >> 32)
* where inv(n) = (0x100000000 + n - 1) / n
*/
mr %r0,%r11
lis %r11,0x15555556@h # load multiplicative inverse of 12
ori %r11,%r11,0x15555556@l
mulhwu %r11,%r11,%r0 # get high half of multiplication
b 1f
/*
* _rtld_bind_start()
*
* Call into the MI binder. This routine is reached via the PLT call cell,
* and then _rtld_powerpc_pltresolve().
* On entry, %r11 contains the index of the PLT cell, and %r12 contains
* a pointer to the ELF object for the file.
* Save all registers, call into the binder to resolve and fixup the external
* routine, and then transfer to the external routine on return.
*/
.globl _rtld_bind
_ENTRY(_rtld_bind_start)
stwu %r1,-STACK_SIZE(%r1)
#ifdef __SPE__
evstdd %r0,24(%r1)
#else
stw %r0,20(%r1) # save r0
#endif
1:
mflr %r0
stw %r0,16(%r1) # save lr
mfcr %r0
stw %r0,12(%r1) # save cr
#ifdef __SPE__
evstdd %r3, 32(%r1)
evstdd %r4, 40(%r1)
evstdd %r5, 48(%r1)
evstdd %r6, 56(%r1)
evstdd %r7, 64(%r1)
evstdd %r8, 72(%r1)
evstdd %r9, 80(%r1)
evstdd %r10, 88(%r1)
evstdd %r11, 96(%r1)
evstdd %r12, 104(%r1)
evstdd %r13, 112(%r1)
evstdd %r14, 120(%r1)
evstdd %r15, 128(%r1)
evstdd %r16, 136(%r1)
evstdd %r17, 144(%r1)
evstdd %r18, 152(%r1)
evstdd %r19, 160(%r1)
evstdd %r20, 168(%r1)
evstdd %r21, 176(%r1)
evstdd %r22, 184(%r1)
evstdd %r23, 192(%r1)
evstdd %r24, 200(%r1)
evstdd %r25, 208(%r1)
evstdd %r26, 216(%r1)
evstdd %r27, 224(%r1)
evstdd %r28, 232(%r1)
evstdd %r29, 240(%r1)
evstdd %r30, 248(%r1)
li %r3, 256
evstddx %r31, %r1, %r3
evxor %r0, %r0, %r0
li %r3, 264
evmwumiaa %r0, %r0, %r0
evstddx %r0, %r1, %r3
mfspr %r3, SPR_SPEFSCR
stw %r3, 20(%r1)
#else
stmw %r3,24(%r1) # save r3-r31
#endif
mr %r3,%r12 # obj
mulli %r4,%r11,12 # rela index * sizeof(Elf_Rela)
bl _rtld_bind # target addr = _rtld_bind(obj, reloff)
mtctr %r3 # move absolute target addr into ctr
#ifdef __SPE__
lwz %r3, 20(%r1)
mtspr SPR_SPEFSCR, %r3
li %r3, 264
evlddx %r0, %r3, %r1
evmra %r0, %r0
evldd %r3, 32(%r1)
evldd %r4, 40(%r1)
evldd %r5, 48(%r1)
evldd %r6, 56(%r1)
evldd %r7, 64(%r1)
evldd %r8, 72(%r1)
evldd %r9, 80(%r1)
evldd %r10, 88(%r1)
evldd %r11, 96(%r1)
evldd %r12, 104(%r1)
evldd %r13, 112(%r1)
evldd %r14, 120(%r1)
evldd %r15, 128(%r1)
evldd %r16, 136(%r1)
evldd %r17, 144(%r1)
evldd %r18, 152(%r1)
evldd %r19, 160(%r1)
evldd %r20, 168(%r1)
evldd %r21, 176(%r1)
evldd %r22, 184(%r1)
evldd %r23, 192(%r1)
evldd %r24, 200(%r1)
evldd %r25, 208(%r1)
evldd %r26, 216(%r1)
evldd %r27, 224(%r1)
evldd %r28, 232(%r1)
evldd %r29, 240(%r1)
evldd %r30, 248(%r1)
li %r0, 256
evlddx %r31, %r1, %r0
#else
lmw %r3,24(%r1) # restore r3-r31
#endif
lwz %r0,12(%r1) # restore cr
mtcr %r0
lwz %r0,16(%r1) # restore lr
mtlr %r0
#ifdef __SPE__
evldd %r0,24(%r1)
#else
lwz %r0,20(%r1) # restore r0
#endif
addi %r1,%r1,STACK_SIZE # restore stack
bctr # jump to target
/*
* _rtld_powerpc_pltresolve()
*
* This routine is copied into the latter part of the 72-byte reserved
* area at the start of the PLT. The absolute address of the _rtld_bind_start
* routine, and the ELF object for the loaded file, are inserted into
* the code by the reloc.c:init_pltgot() routine.
* The first time an external routine is called, the PLT slot will
* set up %r11 to the offset of the slot, and will jump to this routine.
* The ELF object is shifted into %r11, and _rtld_bind_start is called
* to complete the binding.
*/
_ENTRY(_rtld_powerpc_pltlongresolve)
lis %r12,0 # lis 12,jmptab@ha
addi %r12,%r12,0 # addi 12,12,jmptab@l
subf %r11,%r12,%r11 # reloff
li %r12,2
srw %r11,%r11,%r12 # index = reloff/sizeof(Elf_Addr)
_ENTRY(_rtld_powerpc_pltresolve)
lis %r12,0 # lis 12,_rtld_bind_start@ha
addi %r12,%r12,0 # addi 12,12,_rtld_bind_start@l
mtctr %r12
lis %r12,0 # lis 12,obj@ha
addi %r12,%r12,0 # addi 12,12,obj@l
bctr
/*
* _rtld_powerpc_pltcall()
*
* This routine is copied into the 72-byte reserved area at the
* start of the PLT. The reloc.c:init_pltgot() routine inserts
* the absolute address of the jumptable.
* Control is transferred to this routine when the binder has
* located the external routine, but determined that it is > 32Mb
* from the PLT slot. Code is inserted into the PLT slot to set up
* %r11 with the jumptable index, and jump to here, where the
* absolute address of the external routine is loaded from the
* jumptable and transferred to
*/
_ENTRY(_rtld_powerpc_pltcall)
slwi %r11,%r11,2 # jmptab offset = index * 4
addis %r11,%r11,0 # addis 11,11,jmptab@ha
lwz %r11,0(%r11) # lwz 11,jmptab@l(11)
mtctr %r11
bctr # (*jmptab[index])()
.section .note.GNU-stack,"",%progbits