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      1  1.5  joerg /*	$NetBSD: srt0.S,v 1.5 2014/08/07 13:56:57 joerg Exp $	*/
      2  1.1    scw 
      3  1.1    scw /*-
      4  1.1    scw  * Copyright (c) 2002 The NetBSD Foundation, Inc.
      5  1.1    scw  * All rights reserved.
      6  1.1    scw  *
      7  1.1    scw  * This code is derived from software contributed to The NetBSD Foundation
      8  1.1    scw  * by Steve C. Woodford.
      9  1.1    scw  *
     10  1.1    scw  * Redistribution and use in source and binary forms, with or without
     11  1.1    scw  * modification, are permitted provided that the following conditions
     12  1.1    scw  * are met:
     13  1.1    scw  * 1. Redistributions of source code must retain the above copyright
     14  1.1    scw  *    notice, this list of conditions and the following disclaimer.
     15  1.1    scw  * 2. Redistributions in binary form must reproduce the above copyright
     16  1.1    scw  *    notice, this list of conditions and the following disclaimer in the
     17  1.1    scw  *    documentation and/or other materials provided with the distribution.
     18  1.1    scw  *
     19  1.1    scw  * THIS SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED BY THE NETBSD FOUNDATION, INC. AND CONTRIBUTORS
     20  1.1    scw  * ``AS IS'' AND ANY EXPRESS OR IMPLIED WARRANTIES, INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED
     21  1.1    scw  * TO, THE IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR
     22  1.1    scw  * PURPOSE ARE DISCLAIMED.  IN NO EVENT SHALL THE FOUNDATION OR CONTRIBUTORS
     23  1.1    scw  * BE LIABLE FOR ANY DIRECT, INDIRECT, INCIDENTAL, SPECIAL, EXEMPLARY, OR
     24  1.1    scw  * CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES (INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, PROCUREMENT OF
     25  1.1    scw  * SUBSTITUTE GOODS OR SERVICES; LOSS OF USE, DATA, OR PROFITS; OR BUSINESS
     26  1.1    scw  * INTERRUPTION) HOWEVER CAUSED AND ON ANY THEORY OF LIABILITY, WHETHER IN
     27  1.1    scw  * CONTRACT, STRICT LIABILITY, OR TORT (INCLUDING NEGLIGENCE OR OTHERWISE)
     28  1.1    scw  * ARISING IN ANY WAY OUT OF THE USE OF THIS SOFTWARE, EVEN IF ADVISED OF THE
     29  1.1    scw  * POSSIBILITY OF SUCH DAMAGE.
     30  1.1    scw  */
     31  1.1    scw 
     32  1.1    scw #include <machine/asm.h>
     33  1.1    scw #include <machine/psl.h>
     34  1.1    scw #include <powerpc/spr.h>
     35  1.3   matt #include <powerpc/oea/spr.h>
     36  1.1    scw 
     37  1.1    scw #define	STACK_SIZE	8192
     38  1.1    scw 
     39  1.1    scw /*
     40  1.1    scw  * The main entry point when loaded by PPC-Bug.
     41  1.1    scw  *
     42  1.1    scw  * There are two possible entry conditions here:
     43  1.1    scw  *
     44  1.1    scw  *   1) We were booted in `PReP' mode, either from disk or the network.
     45  1.1    scw  *      In this case, we have no control over the load address so we
     46  1.1    scw  *      have to relocate ourselves to the appropriate place.
     47  1.1    scw  *      The firmware passes us the following registers:
     48  1.1    scw  *
     49  1.4     he  *        %r1  -> Temporary stack
     50  1.4     he  *        %r3  -> Residual Data
     51  1.4     he  *        %r4  -> The address we were loaded to
     52  1.4     he  *        %r5  -> Zero
     53  1.1    scw  *
     54  1.1    scw  *   2) We were booted over the network in Non-PReP mode. In this case,
     55  1.1    scw  *      the load address is usually set using PPC-Bug's "niot" command,
     56  1.1    scw  *      but we won't depend on it so relocation may be required. The
     57  1.1    scw  *      firmware passes us the following registers:
     58  1.1    scw  *
     59  1.4     he  *        %r1  -> Temporary stack
     60  1.4     he  *        %r3  -> CLUN of the network device we booted from
     61  1.4     he  *        %r4  -> DLUN of the network device we booted from
     62  1.4     he  *        %r5  -> Non-zero
     63  1.4     he  *        %r6  -> Base address of network device
     64  1.4     he  *        %r7  -> Execution address of loaded program
     65  1.4     he  *        %r8  -> Address of IP-address data structure
     66  1.4     he  *        %r9  -> Pointer to start of filename string
     67  1.4     he  *        %r10 -> Pointer to end+1 of filename string
     68  1.4     he  *        %r11 -> Pointer to start of argument string
     69  1.4     he  *        %r12 -> Pointer to end+1 of argument string
     70  1.1    scw  *
     71  1.1    scw  * The obvious way to distinguish between the two boot modes is by
     72  1.4     he  * checking the value of %r5.
     73  1.1    scw  */
     74  1.1    scw ENTRY(_start)
     75  1.1    scw 	bl	1f
     76  1.4     he 1:	xor	%r0,%r0,%r0
     77  1.1    scw 
     78  1.1    scw 	/* First, switch off Instruction and Data caches. */
     79  1.4     he 	mfspr	%r13,SPR_HID0
     80  1.4     he 	LDCONST(%r14, HID0_DCE|HID0_ICE)
     81  1.4     he 	andc	%r13,%r13,%r14
     82  1.1    scw 	sync
     83  1.4     he 	mtspr	SPR_HID0,%r13
     84  1.1    scw 
     85  1.1    scw 
     86  1.1    scw 	/*
     87  1.1    scw 	 * All registers now available. Let's see if we need to relocate
     88  1.1    scw 	 */
     89  1.4     he 	LDCONST(%r13,_C_LABEL(_start))	/* Where we'd like to be */
     90  1.4     he 	LDCONST(%r14,_C_LABEL(edata))	/* End of data section */
     91  1.4     he 	LDCONST(%r15,0x3)
     92  1.4     he 	add	%r14,%r14,%r15
     93  1.4     he 	andc	%r14,%r14,%r15		/* Rounded up to the nearest 32-bits */
     94  1.4     he 	sub	%r15,%r14,%r13		/* Our size, in bytes */
     95  1.4     he 	mflr	%r16			/* Get address we were loaded to */
     96  1.4     he 	subi	%r16,%r16,0x4		/* Correct for branch */
     97  1.5  joerg 	cmpw	%r13,%r16		/* Do we need to relocate? */
     98  1.1    scw 	beq	_ASM_LABEL(clrbss)	/* No relocation necessary */
     99  1.4     he 	li	%r17,0x4
    100  1.1    scw 	bgt	1f			/* Relocate using forward copy? */
    101  1.1    scw 
    102  1.1    scw 	/* Nope. Need to copy in reverse in case of overlap */
    103  1.4     he 	mr	%r13,%r14		/* dest -> end */
    104  1.4     he 	add	%r16,%r16,%r15		/* src + size */
    105  1.4     he 	subi	%r17,%r17,0x8		/* Increment is -4 */
    106  1.1    scw 
    107  1.1    scw 	/*
    108  1.1    scw 	 * Do the relocation
    109  1.4     he 	 *  %r13  -> dest
    110  1.4     he 	 *  %r15  -> number of bytes
    111  1.4     he 	 *  %r16  -> src
    112  1.4     he 	 *  %r17  -> Increment (+4 or -4)
    113  1.1    scw 	 */
    114  1.4     he 1:	srwi	%r15,%r15,0x2		/* Convert length to 32-bit words */
    115  1.4     he 	mtctr	%r15			/* Save in counter register */
    116  1.1    scw 
    117  1.4     he 2:	lwz	%r15,0(%r16)
    118  1.4     he 	stw	%r15,0(%r13)
    119  1.4     he 	add	%r16,%r16,%r17
    120  1.4     he 	add	%r13,%r13,%r17
    121  1.1    scw 	bdnz	2b
    122  1.1    scw 
    123  1.1    scw 	/* Now do an absolute jump to the relocated code */
    124  1.4     he 	LDCONST(%r13,_ASM_LABEL(clrbss))
    125  1.4     he 	mtlr	%r13
    126  1.1    scw 	blr
    127  1.1    scw 
    128  1.1    scw ASENTRY(clrbss)
    129  1.4     he 	LDCONST(%r13,_C_LABEL(edata))	/* End of the data section */
    130  1.4     he 	LDCONST(%r14,_C_LABEL(end))	/* End of BSS */
    131  1.4     he 	LDCONST(%r15,0x3)
    132  1.4     he 	add	%r14,%r14,%r15
    133  1.4     he 	andc	%r14,%r14,%r15		/* Round-up end of BSS to 32-bits */
    134  1.4     he 	sub	%r15,%r14,%r13		/* r15 == length of BSS */
    135  1.4     he 	srwi	%r15,%r15,0x2
    136  1.4     he 	mtctr	%r15			/* CTR == # of 32-bit words in BSS */
    137  1.4     he 1:	stw	%r0,0(%r13)		/* Clear BSS */
    138  1.4     he 	addi	%r13,%r13,4
    139  1.1    scw 	bdnz	1b
    140  1.1    scw 
    141  1.1    scw 	/* Fix up our own stack */
    142  1.4     he 	LDCONST(%r1,stack)
    143  1.4     he 	addi	%r1,%r1,STACK_SIZE-0x10
    144  1.4     he 	LDCONST(%r13,0x0f)
    145  1.4     he 	andc	%r1,%r1,%r13
    146  1.1    scw 
    147  1.1    scw 	/*
    148  1.1    scw 	 * Copy the arguments passed in from Bug into bug_bootinfo
    149  1.1    scw 	 *
    150  1.1    scw 	 * See bugsyscalls.h for details.
    151  1.1    scw 	 */
    152  1.4     he 	LDCONST(%r13,_C_LABEL(bug_bootinfo))
    153  1.4     he 	stw	%r5,0x00(%r13)
    154  1.4     he 	stw	%r3,0x04(%r13)
    155  1.4     he 	stw	%r4,0x08(%r13)
    156  1.4     he 	stw	%r6,0x0c(%r13)
    157  1.4     he 	stw	%r7,0x10(%r13)
    158  1.4     he 	stw	%r8,0x14(%r13)
    159  1.4     he 	stw	%r9,0x18(%r13)
    160  1.4     he 	stw	%r10,0x1c(%r13)
    161  1.4     he 	stw	%r11,0x20(%r13)
    162  1.4     he 	stw	%r12,0x24(%r13)
    163  1.1    scw 
    164  1.4     he 	mr	%r3,%r13
    165  1.1    scw 	bl	_C_LABEL(main)		/* void main(void) */
    166  1.1    scw 	/* FALLTHROUGH */
    167  1.1    scw 
    168  1.1    scw /*
    169  1.1    scw  * Return to the debugger, either because main() returned or via panic().
    170  1.1    scw  */
    171  1.1    scw ENTRY(_rtt)
    172  1.4     he 	addi	%r10,0,0x0063
    173  1.1    scw 	sc
    174  1.1    scw 1:	nop
    175  1.1    scw 	b	1b
    176  1.1    scw 
    177  1.1    scw 	/*
    178  1.1    scw 	 * C code runs on this stack.
    179  1.1    scw 	 */
    180  1.1    scw 	.comm	stack,STACK_SIZE,4
    181  1.1    scw 	.comm	errno,4,4
    182  1.1    scw 	.comm	debug,4,4
    183