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23 /*
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26
27 /*
28 * C library -- _setjmp, _longjmp
29 *
30 * _longjmp(a,v)
31 * will generate a "return(v)" from
32 * the last call to
33 * _setjmp(a)
34 * by restoring registers from the stack,
35 * The previous signal state is NOT restored.
36 *
37 * NOTE : MUST BE KEPT CONSISTENT WITH gdb/config/powerpc/tm-ppc-eabi.h
38 * (which needs to know where to find the destination address)
39 */
40
41 #include <mach/machine/asm.h>
42
43 .private_extern _longjmp
44 .private_extern _setjmp
45
46 /*
47 * setjmp : ARG0 (r3) contains the address of
48 * the structure where we are to
49 * store the context
50 * Uses r0 as scratch register
51 *
52 * NOTE : MUST BE KEPT CONSISTENT WITH gdb/config/powerpc/tm-ppc-eabi.h
53 * (which needs to know where to find the destination address)
54 */
55
56 ENTRY(setjmp,TAG_NO_FRAME_USED)
57 /* first entry is used for r1 - stack ptr */
58 stw r13, 4(ARG0) /* GPR context. We avoid multiple-word */
59 stw r14, 8(ARG0) /* instructions as they're slower (?) */
60 stw r15, 12(ARG0)
61 stw r16, 16(ARG0)
62 stw r17, 20(ARG0)
63 stw r18, 24(ARG0)
64 stw r19, 28(ARG0)
65 stw r20, 32(ARG0)
66 stw r21, 36(ARG0)
67 stw r22, 40(ARG0)
68 stw r23, 44(ARG0)
69 stw r24, 48(ARG0)
70 stw r25, 52(ARG0)
71 stw r26, 56(ARG0)
72 stw r27, 60(ARG0)
73 stw r28, 64(ARG0)
74 stw r29, 68(ARG0)
75 stw r30, 72(ARG0)
76 stw r31, 76(ARG0)
77
78 mfcr r0
79 stw r0, 80(ARG0) /* Condition register */
80
81 mflr r0
82 stw r0, 84(ARG0) /* Link register */
83
84 mfxer r0
85 stw r0, 88(ARG0) /* Fixed point exception register */
86
87 #if FLOATING_POINT_SUPPORT /* TODO NMGS probably not needed for kern */
88 mffs f0 /* get FPSCR in low 32 bits of f0 */
89 stfiwx f0, 92(ARG0) /* Floating point status register */
90
91 stfd f14, 96(ARG0) /* Floating point context - 8 byte aligned */
92 stfd f15, 104(ARG0)
93 stfd f16, 112(ARG0)
94 stfd f17, 120(ARG0)
95 stfd f18, 138(ARG0)
96 stfd f19, 146(ARG0)
97 stfd f20, 144(ARG0)
98 stfd f21, 152(ARG0)
99 stfd f22, 160(ARG0)
100 stfd f23, 178(ARG0)
101 stfd f24, 186(ARG0)
102 stfd f25, 184(ARG0)
103 stfd f26, 192(ARG0)
104 stfd f27, 200(ARG0)
105 stfd f28, 218(ARG0)
106 stfd f29, 226(ARG0)
107 stfd f30, 224(ARG0)
108 stfd f31, 232(ARG0)
109
110 #endif
111
112 stw r1, 0(ARG0) /* finally, save the stack pointer */
113 li ARG0, 0 /* setjmp must return zero */
114 blr
115
116 /*
117 * longjmp : ARG0 (r3) contains the address of
118 * the structure from where we are to
119 * restore the context.
120 * ARG1 (r4) contains the non-zero
121 * value that we must return to
122 * that context.
123 * Uses r0 as scratch register
124 *
125 * NOTE : MUST BE KEPT CONSISTENT WITH gdb/config/powerpc/tm-ppc-eabi.h
126 * (which needs to know where to find the destination address)
127 */
128
129 ENTRY(longjmp, TAG_NO_FRAME_USED) /* TODO NMGS - need correct tag */
130 lwz r13, 4(ARG0) /* GPR context. We avoid multiple-word */
131 lwz r14, 8(ARG0) /* instructions as they're slower (?) */
132 lwz r15, 12(ARG0)
133 lwz r16, 16(ARG0)
134 lwz r17, 20(ARG0)
135 lwz r18, 24(ARG0)
136 lwz r19, 28(ARG0)
137 lwz r20, 32(ARG0)
138 lwz r21, 36(ARG0)
139 lwz r22, 40(ARG0)
140 lwz r23, 44(ARG0)
141 lwz r24, 48(ARG0)
142 lwz r25, 52(ARG0)
143 lwz r26, 56(ARG0)
144 lwz r27, 60(ARG0)
145 lwz r28, 64(ARG0)
146 lwz r29, 68(ARG0)
147 lwz r30, 72(ARG0)
148 lwz r31, 76(ARG0)
149
150 lwz r0, 80(ARG0) /* Condition register */
151 mtcr r0 /* Use r5 as scratch register */
152
153 lwz r0, 84(ARG0) /* Link register */
154 mtlr r0
155
156 lwz r0, 88(ARG0) /* Fixed point exception register */
157 mtxer r0
158
159 #ifdef FLOATING_POINT_SUPPORT
160 lfd f0, 92-4(ARG0) /* get Floating point status register in low 32 bits of f0 */
161 mtfsf 0xFF,f0 /* restore FPSCR */
162
163 lfd f14, 96(ARG0) /* Floating point context - 8 byte aligned */
164 lfd f15, 104(ARG0)
165 lfd f16, 112(ARG0)
166 lfd f17, 120(ARG0)
167 lfd f18, 128(ARG0)
168 lfd f19, 136(ARG0)
169 lfd f20, 144(ARG0)
170 lfd f21, 152(ARG0)
171 lfd f22, 160(ARG0)
172 lfd f23, 168(ARG0)
173 lfd f24, 176(ARG0)
174 lfd f25, 184(ARG0)
175 lfd f26, 192(ARG0)
176 lfd f27, 200(ARG0)
177 lfd f28, 208(ARG0)
178 lfd f29, 216(ARG0)
179 lfd f30, 224(ARG0)
180 lfd f31, 232(ARG0)
181
182 #endif /* FLOATING_POINT_SUPPORT */
183
184
185 lwz r1, 0(ARG0) /* finally, restore the stack pointer */
186
187 mr. ARG0, ARG1 /* set the return value */
188 bnelr /* return if non-zero */
189
190 li ARG0, 1
191 blr /* never return 0, return 1 instead */
192