jehanne/sys/src/kern/amd64/sipi.c

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#include "u.h"
#include "../port/lib.h"
#include "mem.h"
#include "dat.h"
#include "fns.h"
#include "apic.h"
#include "sipi.h"
#define SIPIHANDLER (KZERO+0x3000)
/*
* Parameters are passed to the bootstrap code via a vector
* in low memory indexed by the APIC number of the processor.
* The layout, size, and location have to be kept in sync
* with the handler code in l64sipi.s.
*/
typedef struct Sipi Sipi;
struct Sipi {
uint32_t pml4;
uint32_t _4_;
uintptr_t stack;
Mach* mach;
uintptr_t pc;
};
void
sipi(void)
{
Lapic *apic;
Mach *mach;
Sipi *sipi;
int apicno, i, nproc;
uint8_t *sipiptr;
uintmem sipipa;
uint8_t *alloc, *p;
extern void squidboy(int);
/*
* Move the startup code into place,
* must be aligned properly.
*/
sipipa = mmuphysaddr(SIPIHANDLER);
if((sipipa & (4*KiB - 1)) || sipipa > (1*MiB - 2*4*KiB))
return;
sipiptr = UINT2PTR(SIPIHANDLER);
jehanne_memmove(sipiptr, sipihandler, sizeof(sipihandler));
jehanne_memset(sipiptr+4*KiB, 0, sizeof(Sipi)*Napic);
/*
* Notes:
* The Universal Startup Algorithm described in the MP Spec. 1.4.
* The data needed per-processor is the sum of the stack, page
* table pages, vsvm page and the Mach page. The layout is similar
* to that described in data.h for the bootstrap processor, but
* with any unused space elided.
*/
nproc = 0;
for(apicno = 0; apicno < Napic; apicno++){
apic = lapiclookup(apicno);
if(apic == nil || !apic->useable || apic->machno == 0)
continue;
if(++nproc >= MACHMAX){
jehanne_print("sipi: MACHMAX too small, need %d\n", nproc);
break;
}
sipi = &((Sipi*)(sipiptr+4*KiB))[apicno];
/*
* NOTE: for now, share the page tables with the
* bootstrap processor, until this code is worked out,
* so only the Mach and stack portions are used below.
*/
alloc = jehanne_mallocalign(MACHSTKSZ+4*PTSZ+4*KiB+MACHSZ, 4096, 0, 0);
if(alloc == nil)
continue;
jehanne_memset(alloc, 0, MACHSTKSZ+4*PTSZ+4*KiB+MACHSZ);
p = alloc+MACHSTKSZ;
sipi->pml4 = cr3get();
sipi->stack = PTR2UINT(p);
p += 4*PTSZ+4*KiB;
/*
* Committed. If the AP startup fails, can't safely
* release the resources, who knows what mischief
* the AP is up to. Perhaps should try to put it
* back into the INIT state?
*/
mach = (Mach*)p;
sipi->mach = mach;
mach->machno = apic->machno; /* NOT one-to-one... */
mach->splpc = PTR2UINT(squidboy);
sipi->pc = mach->splpc;
mach->apicno = apicno;
mach->stack = PTR2UINT(alloc);
mach->vsvm = alloc+MACHSTKSZ+4*PTSZ;
mach->pml4 = m->pml4;
p = KADDR(0x467);
*p++ = sipipa;
*p++ = sipipa>>8;
*p++ = 0;
*p = 0;
nvramwrite(0x0f, 0x0a);
lapicsipi(apicno, sipipa);
for(i = 0; i < 1000; i++){
if(mach->splpc == 0)
break;
millidelay(5);
}
nvramwrite(0x0f, 0x00);
DBG("apicno%d: machno %d mach %#p (%#p) %dMHz\n",
apicno, mach->machno,
mach, sys->machptr[mach->machno],
mach->cpumhz);
}
}