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Mark Nutter05b84112005-11-15 15:53:51 -05001/*
2 * crt0_r.S: Entry function for SPU-side context restore.
3 *
4 * Copyright (C) 2005 IBM
5 *
6 * Entry and exit function for SPU-side of the context restore
7 * sequence. Sets up an initial stack frame, then branches to
8 * 'main'. On return, restores all 128 registers from the LSCSA
9 * and exits.
10 *
11 *
12 * This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify
13 * it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by
14 * the Free Software Foundation; either version 2, or (at your option)
15 * any later version.
16 *
17 * This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
18 * but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
19 * MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the
20 * GNU General Public License for more details.
21 *
22 * You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License
23 * along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software
24 * Foundation, Inc., 675 Mass Ave, Cambridge, MA 02139, USA.
25 */
26
27#include <asm/spu_csa.h>
28
29.data
30.align 7
31.globl regs_spill
32regs_spill:
33.space SIZEOF_SPU_SPILL_REGS, 0x0
34
35.text
36.global _start
37_start:
38 /* Initialize the stack pointer to point to 16368
39 * (16kb-16). The back chain pointer is initialized
40 * to NULL.
41 */
42 il $0, 0
43 il $SP, 16368
44 stqd $0, 0($SP)
45
46 /* Allocate a minimum stack frame for the called main.
47 * This is needed so that main has a place to save the
48 * link register when it calls another function.
49 */
50 stqd $SP, -160($SP)
51 ai $SP, $SP, -160
52
53 /* Call the program's main function. */
54 brsl $0, main
55
56.global exit
57.global _exit
58exit:
59_exit:
60 /* SPU Context Restore, Step 5: Restore the remaining 112 GPRs. */
61 ila $3, regs_spill + 256
62restore_regs:
63 lqr $4, restore_reg_insts
64restore_reg_loop:
65 ai $4, $4, 4
66 .balignl 16, 0x40200000
67restore_reg_insts: /* must be quad-word aligned. */
68 lqd $16, 0($3)
69 lqd $17, 16($3)
70 lqd $18, 32($3)
71 lqd $19, 48($3)
72 andi $5, $4, 0x7F
73 stqr $4, restore_reg_insts
74 ai $3, $3, 64
75 brnz $5, restore_reg_loop
76
77 /* SPU Context Restore Step 17: Restore the first 16 GPRs. */
78 lqa $0, regs_spill + 0
79 lqa $1, regs_spill + 16
80 lqa $2, regs_spill + 32
81 lqa $3, regs_spill + 48
82 lqa $4, regs_spill + 64
83 lqa $5, regs_spill + 80
84 lqa $6, regs_spill + 96
85 lqa $7, regs_spill + 112
86 lqa $8, regs_spill + 128
87 lqa $9, regs_spill + 144
88 lqa $10, regs_spill + 160
89 lqa $11, regs_spill + 176
90 lqa $12, regs_spill + 192
91 lqa $13, regs_spill + 208
92 lqa $14, regs_spill + 224
93 lqa $15, regs_spill + 240
94
95 /* Under normal circumstances, the 'exit' function
96 * terminates with 'stop SPU_RESTORE_COMPLETE',
97 * indicating that the SPU-side restore code has
98 * completed.
99 *
100 * However it is possible that instructions immediately
101 * following the 'stop 0x3ffc' have been modified at run
102 * time so as to recreate the exact SPU_Status settings
103 * from the application, e.g. illegal instruciton, halt,
104 * etc.
105 */
106.global exit_fini
107.global _exit_fini
108exit_fini:
109_exit_fini:
110 stop SPU_RESTORE_COMPLETE
111 stop 0
112 stop 0
113 stop 0
114
115 /* Pad the size of this crt0.o to be multiple of 16 bytes. */
116.balignl 16, 0x0