profile.h revision 1.11 1 1.11 perry /* $NetBSD: profile.h,v 1.11 2005/12/24 23:24:07 perry Exp $ */
2 1.1 ragge /*
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29 1.3 ragge *
30 1.3 ragge * @(#)profile.h 7.1 (Berkeley) 7/16/92
31 1.1 ragge */
32 1.1 ragge
33 1.5 ragge /*
34 1.5 ragge * _mcount can't be declared static, gcc will optimize it away then.
35 1.5 ragge */
36 1.5 ragge #define _MCOUNT_DECL void _mcount
37 1.2 ragge
38 1.5 ragge /*
39 1.5 ragge * Note here: the second argument to __mcount() is pc when mcount
40 1.5 ragge * was called. Because it's already on the stack we only have to
41 1.5 ragge * push previous pc _and_ tell calls that it is only one argument
42 1.5 ragge * to __mcount, so that our return address won't get popped from stack.
43 1.5 ragge */
44 1.7 matt #ifdef __ELF__
45 1.7 matt #define MCOUNT \
46 1.11 perry __asm(".text; .globl __mcount; __mcount: pushl 16(%fp); calls $1,_mcount; rsb");
47 1.7 matt #else
48 1.2 ragge #define MCOUNT \
49 1.11 perry __asm(".text; .globl mcount; mcount: pushl 16(%fp); calls $1,__mcount; rsb");
50 1.7 matt #endif
51 1.2 ragge
52 1.4 jtc #ifdef _KERNEL
53 1.2 ragge /*
54 1.2 ragge * Note that we assume splhigh() and splx() cannot call mcount()
55 1.2 ragge * recursively.
56 1.2 ragge */
57 1.2 ragge #define MCOUNT_ENTER s = splhigh()
58 1.2 ragge #define MCOUNT_EXIT splx(s)
59 1.4 jtc #endif /* _KERNEL */
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