graphene/Pal/src/host/FreeBSD/pal_host.h

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/* Copyright (C) 2014 Stony Brook University
   This file is part of Graphene Library OS.

   Graphene Library OS is free software: you can redistribute it and/or
   modify it under the terms of the GNU Lesser General Public License
   as published by the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the
   License, or (at your option) any later version.

   Graphene Library OS is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
   but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
   MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.  See the
   GNU Lesser General Public License for more details.

   You should have received a copy of the GNU Lesser General Public License
   along with this program.  If not, see <http://www.gnu.org/licenses/>.  */

/*
 * pal_host.h
 *
 * This file contains definition of PAL host ABI.
 */

#ifndef PAL_HOST_H
#define PAL_HOST_H

#ifndef IN_PAL
# error "cannot be included outside PAL"
#endif

/* internal Mutex design, the structure has to align at integer boundary
   because it is required by futex call. If DEBUG_MUTEX is defined,
   mutex_handle will record the owner of mutex locking. */
typedef struct mutex_handle {
    struct atomic_int value;
#ifdef DEBUG_MUTEX
    int owner;
#endif
} PAL_LOCK;

/* Initializer of Mutexes */
#define MUTEX_HANDLE_INIT    { .value = { .counter = 1 } }
#define INIT_MUTEX_HANDLE(mut)  \
    do { atomic_set(&(mut)->value, 1); } while (0)

#define LOCK_INIT MUTEX_HANDLE_INIT
#define INIT_LOCK(lock) INIT_MUTEX_HANDLE(lock);

#define _DkInternalLock _DkMutexLock
#define _DkInternalUnlock _DkMutexUnlock
typedef union pal_handle
{
    /* TSAI: Here we define the internal types of PAL_HANDLE
     * in PAL design, user has not to access the content inside the
     * handle, also there is no need to allocate the internal
     * handles, so we hide the type name of these handles on purpose.
     */
    struct {
        PAL_HDR hdr;
        struct mutex_handle mut;
    } mutex;

    struct {
        PAL_IDX type;
        PAL_FLG flags;
        PAL_REF ref;
        PAL_IDX fds[];
    } hdr;

    struct {
        PAL_HDR hdr;
        PAL_IDX fd;
        PAL_NUM offset;
        PAL_BOL append;
        PAL_BOL pass;
        PAL_STR realpath;
    } file;

    struct {
        PAL_HDR hdr;
        PAL_IDX fd;
        PAL_NUM pipeid;
        PAL_BOL nonblocking;
    } pipe;

    struct {
        PAL_HDR hdr;
        PAL_IDX fds[2];
        PAL_BOL nonblocking;
    } pipeprv;

    struct {
        PAL_HDR hdr;
        PAL_IDX fd_in, fd_out;
        PAL_IDX dev_type;
        PAL_BOL destroy;
        PAL_STR realpath;
    } dev;

    struct {
        PAL_HDR hdr;
        PAL_IDX fd;
        PAL_STR realpath;
        PAL_PTR buf;
        PAL_PTR ptr;
        PAL_PTR end;
        PAL_BOL endofstream;
    } dir;

    struct {
        PAL_HDR hdr;
        PAL_IDX fd;
        PAL_NUM token;
    } gipc;

    struct {
        PAL_HDR hdr;
        PAL_IDX fd;
        PAL_PTR bind;
        PAL_PTR conn;
        PAL_BOL nonblocking;
        PAL_BOL reuseaddr;
        PAL_NUM linger;
        PAL_NUM receivebuf;
        PAL_NUM sendbuf;
        PAL_NUM receivetimeout;
        PAL_NUM sendtimeout;
        PAL_BOL tcp_cork;
        PAL_BOL tcp_keepalive;
        PAL_BOL tcp_nodelay;
    } sock;

    struct {
        PAL_HDR hdr;
        PAL_IDX stream_in, stream_out;
        PAL_IDX cargo;
        PAL_IDX pid;
        PAL_BOL nonblocking;
    } process;

    struct {
        PAL_HDR hdr;
        PAL_IDX cli;
        PAL_IDX srv;
        PAL_IDX port;
        PAL_BOL nonblocking;
    } mcast;

    struct {
        PAL_HDR hdr;
        PAL_IDX tid;
    } thread;

    struct {
        PAL_HDR hdr;
        struct atomic_int nwaiters;
        PAL_NUM max_value;
        union {
            struct mutex_handle mut;
            struct atomic_int i;
        } value;
    } semaphore;

    struct {
        PAL_HDR hdr;
        struct atomic_int signaled;
        struct atomic_int nwaiters;
        PAL_BOL isnotification;
    } event;
} * PAL_HANDLE;

#define RFD(n)          (00001 << (n))
#define WFD(n)          (00010 << (n))
#define WRITEABLE(n)    (00100 << (n))
#define ERROR(n)        (01000 << (n))
#define MAX_FDS         (3)
#define HAS_FDS         (00077)

#define HANDLE_TYPE(handle)  ((handle)->hdr.type)
struct arch_frame {
#ifdef __x86_64__
    uint64_t rsp, rbp, rbx, rsi, rdi, r12, r13, r14, r15;
#else
# error "unsupported architecture"
#endif
};

#ifdef __x86_64__
# define store_register(reg, var)     \
    asm volatile ("movq %%" #reg ", %0" : "=a" (var) :: "memory");

# define store_register_in_frame(reg, f)     store_register(reg, (f)->reg)

# define arch_store_frame(f)                     \
    store_register_in_frame(rsp, f)              \
    store_register_in_frame(rbp, f)              \
    store_register_in_frame(rbx, f)              \
    store_register_in_frame(rsi, f)              \
    store_register_in_frame(rdi, f)              \
    store_register_in_frame(r12, f)              \
    store_register_in_frame(r13, f)              \
    store_register_in_frame(r14, f)              \
    store_register_in_frame(r15, f)

# define restore_register(reg, var, clobber...)  \
    asm volatile ("movq %0, %%" #reg :: "g" (var) : "memory", ##clobber);

# define restore_register_in_frame(reg, f)       \
    restore_register(reg, (f)->reg,              \
                     "r15", "r14", "r13", "r12", "rdi", "rsi", "rbx")

# define arch_restore_frame(f)                   \
    restore_register_in_frame(r15, f)            \
    restore_register_in_frame(r14, f)            \
    restore_register_in_frame(r13, f)            \
    restore_register_in_frame(r12, f)            \
    restore_register_in_frame(rdi, f)            \
    restore_register_in_frame(rsi, f)            \
    restore_register_in_frame(rbx, f)            \
    restore_register_in_frame(rbp, f)            \
    restore_register_in_frame(rsp, f)
#else /* __x86_64__ */
# error "unsupported architecture"
#endif

#define PAL_FRAME_IDENTIFIER    (0xdeaddeadbeefbeef)

struct pal_frame {
    volatile uint64_t           identifier;
    void *                      func;
    const char *                funcname;
    struct arch_frame           arch;
};

/* When a PAL call is issued, a special PAL_FRAME is placed on the stack.
 * This stores both a magic identifier, debugging information,
 * as well as callee-saved state.  This is used as a way to deal
 * with PAL-internal failures where the goal is to exit the PAL and return a
 * failure.
 *
 * Arguably, an alternative is to unwind the stack and handle error cases at
 * each stage.  In general, this is probably more robust, but would take work
 * in the short term.  The one exception where the current strategy is
 * probably better is when the PAL gets in a state where the code is
 * unrecoverable, but ideally, this shouldn't happen.
 */

/* DEP 12/25/17: This frame storage thing is important to mark volatile.
 * The compiler should not optimize out any of these changes, and
 * because some accesses can happen during an exception, these are not
 * visible to the compiler in an otherwise stack-local variable (so the
 * compiler will try to optimize out these assignments.
 */
static inline
void __store_frame (volatile struct pal_frame * frame,
                    void * func, const char * funcname)
{
    arch_store_frame(&frame->arch)
    frame->func = func;
    frame->funcname = funcname;
    asm volatile ("nop" ::: "memory");
    frame->identifier = PAL_FRAME_IDENTIFIER;
}

#define ENTER_PAL_CALL(name)                \
    struct pal_frame frame;                 \
    __store_frame(&frame, &(name), #name)


static inline
void __clear_frame (volatile struct pal_frame * frame)
{
    if (frame->identifier == PAL_FRAME_IDENTIFIER) {
        asm volatile ("nop" ::: "memory");
        frame->identifier = 0;
    }
}

#define LEAVE_PAL_CALL()                    \
    do {                                    \
        __clear_frame(&frame);              \
    } while (0)

#define LEAVE_PAL_CALL_RETURN(retval)       \
    do {                                    \
        __clear_frame(&frame);              \
        return (retval);                    \
} while (0)

#endif /* PAL_HOST_H */