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Enable routing of thread events to signal contexts via Kernel::route_thread_event. Replace Kernel::set_pager by Kernel::route_thread_event. In base-hw a pager object is a signal context and a pager activation is a signal receiver. If a thread wants to start communicating its page faults via a pager object, the thread calls Kernel::route_thread_event with its thread ID, event ID "FAULT", and the signal context ID of the pager object. If a pager activation wants to start handling page faults of a pager object, the pager activation assigns the corresponding signal context to its signal receiver. If a pager activation wants to stop handling page faults of a pager object, the pager activation dissolves the corresponding signal context from its signal receiver. If a thread wants to start communicating its page faults via a pager object, the thread calls Kernel::route_thread_event with its thread ID, event ID "FAULT", and the invalid signal context ID. Remove Kernel::resume_faulter. Move all page fault related code from generic kernel sources to CPU specific cpu_support.h and cpu_support.cc. fix #935
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2.3 KiB
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90 lines
2.3 KiB
C++
/*
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* \brief CPU specific implementations of core
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* \author Martin Stein
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* \date 2013-11-11
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*/
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/*
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* Copyright (C) 2013 Genode Labs GmbH
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*
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* This file is part of the Genode OS framework, which is distributed
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* under the terms of the GNU General Public License version 2.
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*/
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/* core includes */
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#include <kernel/thread.h>
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#include <kernel/pd.h>
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using namespace Kernel;
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/********************************
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** Kernel::Thread_cpu_support **
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********************************/
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Thread_cpu_support::Thread_cpu_support(Thread * const t)
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:
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_fault(t),
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_fault_tlb(0),
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_fault_addr(0),
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_fault_writes(0),
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_fault_signal(0)
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{ }
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/********************
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** Kernel::Thread **
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********************/
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addr_t Thread::* Thread::_reg(addr_t const id) const
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{
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static addr_t Thread::* const _regs[] = {
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/* [0] */ (addr_t Thread::*)&Thread::r0,
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/* [1] */ (addr_t Thread::*)&Thread::r1,
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/* [2] */ (addr_t Thread::*)&Thread::r2,
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/* [3] */ (addr_t Thread::*)&Thread::r3,
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/* [4] */ (addr_t Thread::*)&Thread::r4,
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/* [5] */ (addr_t Thread::*)&Thread::r5,
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/* [6] */ (addr_t Thread::*)&Thread::r6,
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/* [7] */ (addr_t Thread::*)&Thread::r7,
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/* [8] */ (addr_t Thread::*)&Thread::r8,
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/* [9] */ (addr_t Thread::*)&Thread::r9,
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/* [10] */ (addr_t Thread::*)&Thread::r10,
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/* [11] */ (addr_t Thread::*)&Thread::r11,
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/* [12] */ (addr_t Thread::*)&Thread::r12,
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/* [13] */ (addr_t Thread::*)&Thread::sp,
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/* [14] */ (addr_t Thread::*)&Thread::lr,
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/* [15] */ (addr_t Thread::*)&Thread::ip,
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/* [16] */ (addr_t Thread::*)&Thread::cpsr,
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/* [17] */ (addr_t Thread::*)&Thread::cpu_exception,
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/* [18] */ (addr_t Thread::*)&Thread::_fault_tlb,
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/* [19] */ (addr_t Thread::*)&Thread::_fault_addr,
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/* [20] */ (addr_t Thread::*)&Thread::_fault_writes,
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/* [21] */ (addr_t Thread::*)&Thread::_fault_signal
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};
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return id < sizeof(_regs)/sizeof(_regs[0]) ? _regs[id] : 0;
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}
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Thread_event Thread::* Thread::_event(unsigned const id) const
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{
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static Thread_event Thread::* _events[] = {
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/* [0] */ &Thread::_fault
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};
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return id < sizeof(_events)/sizeof(_events[0]) ? _events[id] : 0;
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}
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void Thread::_mmu_exception()
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{
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cpu_scheduler()->remove(this);
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_state = AWAITS_RESUME;
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if (in_fault(_fault_addr, _fault_writes)) {
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_fault_tlb = (addr_t)_pd->tlb();
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_fault_signal = _fault.signal_context_id();
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_fault.submit();
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return;
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}
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PERR("unknown MMU exception");
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}
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