graphene/Pal/src/pal.h

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/* Copyright (C) 2014 OSCAR lab, 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 General Public License
   as published by the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the
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   but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
   MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.  See the
   GNU General Public License for more details.

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

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

#ifndef PAL_H
#define PAL_H

#include <stdbool.h>
#include <stddef.h>
#include <stdint.h>

typedef unsigned long PAL_NUM;
typedef const char *  PAL_STR;
typedef void *        PAL_PTR;
typedef uint32_t      PAL_FLG;
typedef uint32_t      PAL_IDX;
typedef bool          PAL_BOL;

#ifdef IN_PAL
#include <atomic.h>
typedef struct atomic_int PAL_REF;

typedef struct {
    PAL_IDX type;
    PAL_REF ref;
    PAL_FLG flags;
} PAL_HDR;

# include "pal_host.h"

# ifndef HANDLE_HDR
#  define HANDLE_HDR(handle) (&((handle)->hdr))
# endif

static inline void init_handle_hdr(PAL_HDR *hdr, int pal_type) {
    hdr->type = pal_type;
    hdr->ref.counter = 1;
    hdr->flags = 0;
}

# define SET_HANDLE_TYPE(handle, t) \
    init_handle_hdr(HANDLE_HDR(handle), pal_type_##t)

# define IS_HANDLE_TYPE(handle, t)              \
    (HANDLE_HDR(handle)->type == pal_type_##t)

#else
typedef union pal_handle
{
    struct {
        PAL_IDX type;
    } hdr;
} * PAL_HANDLE;

# ifndef HANDLE_HDR
#  define HANDLE_HDR(handle) (&((handle)->hdr))
# endif

#endif /* !IN_PAL */

typedef struct {
#ifdef __x86_64__
    PAL_NUM r8, r9, r10, r11, r12, r13, r14, r15;
    PAL_NUM rdi, rsi, rbp, rbx, rdx, rax, rcx;
    PAL_NUM rsp, rip;
    PAL_NUM efl, csgsfs, err, trapno, oldmask, cr2;
#else
# error "Unsupported architecture"
#endif
} PAL_CONTEXT;

#define PAL_TRUE  true
#define PAL_FALSE false

/********** PAL TYPE DEFINITIONS **********/
enum {
    pal_type_none = 0,
    pal_type_file,
    pal_type_pipe,
    pal_type_pipesrv,
    pal_type_pipecli,
    pal_type_pipeprv,
    pal_type_dev,
    pal_type_dir,
    pal_type_tcp,
    pal_type_tcpsrv,
    pal_type_udp,
    pal_type_udpsrv,
    pal_type_process,
    pal_type_mcast,
    pal_type_thread,
    pal_type_mutex,
    pal_type_event,
    pal_type_gipc,
    PAL_HANDLE_TYPE_BOUND,
};


/* PAL identifier poison value */
#define PAL_IDX_POISON          ((PAL_IDX) -1)
#define PAL_GET_TYPE(h)         (HANDLE_HDR(h)->type)
#define PAL_CHECK_TYPE(h, t)    (PAL_GET_TYPE(h) == pal_type_##t)

typedef struct { PAL_PTR start, end; }  PAL_PTR_RANGE;

typedef struct {
    PAL_NUM cpu_num;
    PAL_STR cpu_vendor;
    PAL_STR cpu_brand;
    PAL_NUM cpu_family;
    PAL_NUM cpu_model;
    PAL_NUM cpu_stepping;
    PAL_STR cpu_flags;
} PAL_CPU_INFO;

typedef struct {
    PAL_NUM mem_total;
} PAL_MEM_INFO;

/********** PAL APIs **********/
typedef struct {
    PAL_STR host_type;
    /* An identifier of current picoprocess */
    PAL_NUM process_id;
    PAL_NUM host_id;

    /***** Handles and executables *****/
    /* program manifest */
    PAL_HANDLE manifest_handle;
    /* executable name */
    PAL_STR executable;
    /* handle of parent process */
    PAL_HANDLE parent_process;
    /* handle of first thread */
    PAL_HANDLE first_thread;
    /* debug stream */
    PAL_HANDLE debug_stream;
    /* broadcast RPC stream */
    PAL_HANDLE broadcast_stream;

    /***** Memory layout ******/
    /* The range of user address */
    PAL_PTR_RANGE user_address;
    /* address where executable is loaded */
    PAL_PTR_RANGE executable_range;
    /* manifest preloaded here */
    PAL_PTR_RANGE manifest_preload;

    /***** Host information *****/
    /* host page size / allocation alignment */
    PAL_NUM pagesize, alloc_align;
    /* CPU information (only required ones) */
    PAL_CPU_INFO cpu_info;
    /* Memory information (only required ones) */
    PAL_MEM_INFO mem_info;

    /* Purely for profiling */
    PAL_NUM startup_time;
    PAL_NUM host_specific_startup_time;
    PAL_NUM relocation_time;
    PAL_NUM linking_time;
    PAL_NUM manifest_loading_time;
    PAL_NUM allocation_time;
    PAL_NUM tail_startup_time;
    PAL_NUM child_creation_time;
} PAL_CONTROL;

#define pal_control (*pal_control_addr())
PAL_CONTROL * pal_control_addr (void);

/* The ABI includes three calls to allocate, free, and modify the
 * permission bits on page-base virtual memory. Permissions in-
 * clude read, write, execute, and guard. Memory regions can be
 * unallocated, reserved, or backed by committed memory
 */

/* Memory Allocation Flags */
#define PAL_ALLOC_RESERVE     0x0001   /* Only reserve the memory */

#ifdef IN_PAL
#define PAL_ALLOC_INTERNAL    0x8000
#endif

/* Memory Protection Flags */
#define PAL_PROT_NONE       0x0     /* 0x0 Page can not be accessed. */
#define PAL_PROT_READ       0x1     /* 0x1 Page can be read. */
#define PAL_PROT_WRITE      0x2     /* 0x2 Page can be written. */
#define PAL_PROT_EXEC       0x4     /* 0x4 Page can be executed. */
#define PAL_PROT_WRITECOPY  0x8     /* 0x8 Copy on write */


PAL_PTR
DkVirtualMemoryAlloc (PAL_PTR addr, PAL_NUM size, PAL_FLG alloc_type,
                      PAL_FLG prot);

void
DkVirtualMemoryFree (PAL_PTR addr, PAL_NUM size);

PAL_BOL
DkVirtualMemoryProtect (PAL_PTR addr, PAL_NUM size, PAL_FLG prot);


/* The ABI includes one call to create a child process and one call to
 * terminate the running process. A child process does not inherit
 * any objects or memory from its parent process and the parent
 * process may not modify the execution of its children. A parent can
 * wait for a child to exit using its handle. Parent and child may
 * communicate through I/O streams provided by the parent to the
 * child at creation
 */

#define PAL_PROCESS_MASK         0x0

PAL_HANDLE
DkProcessCreate (PAL_STR uri, PAL_FLG flags, PAL_STR * args);

void
DkProcessExit (PAL_NUM exitCode);

#define PAL_SANDBOX_PIPE         0x1

PAL_BOL
DkProcessSandboxCreate (PAL_STR manifest, PAL_FLG flags);

/* The stream ABI includes nine calls to open, read, write, map, unmap, 
 * truncate, flush, delete and wait for I/O streams and three calls to 
 * access metadata about an I/O stream. The ABI purposefully does not
 * provide an ioctl call. Supported URI schemes include file:, pipe:,
 * http:, https:, tcp:, udp:, pipe.srv:, http.srv, tcp.srv:, and udp.srv:.
 * The latter four schemes are used to open inbound I/O streams for
 * server applications.
 */

/* DkStreamOpen
 *   access_mode: WRONLY or RDONLY or RDWR
 *   share_flags: permission for the created file
 *   create_flags: the creation options for the file
 *   options: other options
 */

/* Stream Access Flags */
#define PAL_ACCESS_RDONLY   00
#define PAL_ACCESS_WRONLY   01
#define PAL_ACCESS_RDWR     02
#define PAL_ACCESS_APPEND   04
#define PAL_ACCESS_MASK     07

/* Stream Sharing Flags */
#define PAL_SHARE_GLOBAL_X    01
#define PAL_SHARE_GLOBAL_W    02
#define PAL_SHARE_GLOBAL_R    04
#define PAL_SHARE_GROUP_X    010
#define PAL_SHARE_GROUP_W    020
#define PAL_SHARE_GROUP_R    040
#define PAL_SHARE_OWNER_X   0100
#define PAL_SHARE_OWNER_W   0200
#define PAL_SHARE_OWNER_R   0400
#define PAL_SHARE_MASK      0777

/* Stream Create Flags */
#define PAL_CREAT_TRY        0100       /* 0100 Create file if file not
                                           exist (O_CREAT) */
#define PAL_CREAT_ALWAYS     0200       /* 0300 Create file and fail if file
                                           already exist (O_CREAT|O_EXCL) */
#define PAL_CREAT_MASK       0300

/* Stream Option Flags */
#define PAL_OPTION_NONBLOCK     04000
#define PAL_OPTION_MASK         04000

PAL_HANDLE
DkStreamOpen (PAL_STR uri, PAL_FLG access, PAL_FLG share_flags,
              PAL_FLG create, PAL_FLG options);

PAL_HANDLE
DkStreamWaitForClient (PAL_HANDLE handle);

PAL_NUM
DkStreamRead (PAL_HANDLE handle, PAL_NUM offset, PAL_NUM count,
              PAL_PTR buffer, PAL_PTR source, PAL_NUM size);

PAL_NUM
DkStreamWrite (PAL_HANDLE handle, PAL_NUM offset, PAL_NUM count,
               PAL_PTR buffer, PAL_STR dest);

#define PAL_DELETE_RD       01
#define PAL_DELETE_WR       02

void
DkStreamDelete (PAL_HANDLE handle, PAL_FLG access);

PAL_PTR
DkStreamMap (PAL_HANDLE handle, PAL_PTR address, PAL_FLG prot,
             PAL_NUM offset, PAL_NUM size);

void
DkStreamUnmap (PAL_PTR addr, PAL_NUM size);

PAL_NUM
DkStreamSetLength (PAL_HANDLE handle, PAL_NUM length);

PAL_BOL
DkStreamFlush (PAL_HANDLE handle);

PAL_BOL
DkSendHandle (PAL_HANDLE handle, PAL_HANDLE cargo);

PAL_HANDLE
DkReceiveHandle (PAL_HANDLE handle);

/* stream attribute structure */
typedef struct {
    PAL_IDX handle_type;
    PAL_BOL disconnected;
    PAL_BOL nonblocking;
    PAL_BOL readable, writeable, runnable;
    PAL_FLG share_flags;
    PAL_NUM pending_size;
    union {
        struct {
            PAL_NUM linger;
            PAL_NUM receivebuf, sendbuf;
            PAL_NUM receivetimeout, sendtimeout;
            PAL_BOL tcp_cork;
            PAL_BOL tcp_keepalive;
            PAL_BOL tcp_nodelay;
        } socket;
    };
} PAL_STREAM_ATTR;

PAL_BOL
DkStreamAttributesQuery (PAL_STR uri, PAL_STREAM_ATTR * attr);

PAL_BOL
DkStreamAttributesQuerybyHandle (PAL_HANDLE handle,
                                 PAL_STREAM_ATTR * attr);

PAL_BOL
DkStreamAttributesSetbyHandle (PAL_HANDLE handle, PAL_STREAM_ATTR * attr);

PAL_NUM
DkStreamGetName (PAL_HANDLE handle, PAL_PTR buffer, PAL_NUM size);

PAL_BOL
DkStreamChangeName (PAL_HANDLE handle, PAL_STR uri);

/* The ABI supports multithreading through five calls to create,
 * sleep, yield the scheduler quantum for, resume execution of, and
 * terminate threads, as well as seven calls to create, signal, and
 * block on synchronization objects
 */

#define PAL_THREAD_MASK         0

PAL_HANDLE
DkThreadCreate (PAL_PTR addr, PAL_PTR param, PAL_FLG flags);

// assuming duration to be in microseconds
PAL_NUM
DkThreadDelayExecution (PAL_NUM duration);

void
DkThreadYieldExecution (void);

void
DkThreadExit (void);

PAL_BOL
DkThreadResume (PAL_HANDLE thread);

/* Exception Handling */
/* Div-by-zero */
#define PAL_EVENT_DIVZERO       1
/* segmentation fault, protection fault, bus fault */
#define PAL_EVENT_MEMFAULT      2
/* illegal instructions */
#define PAL_EVENT_ILLEGAL       3
/* terminated by external program */
#define PAL_EVENT_QUIT          4
/* suspended by external program */
#define PAL_EVENT_SUSPEND       5
/* continued by external program */
#define PAL_EVENT_RESUME        6
/* failure within PAL calls */
#define PAL_EVENT_FAILURE       7

#define PAL_EVENT_NUM_BOUND     8

#define PAL_EVENT_PRIVATE      0x0001       /* upcall specific to thread */
#define PAL_EVENT_RESET        0x0002       /* reset the event upcall */

typedef void (*PAL_EVENT_HANDLER) (PAL_PTR event, PAL_NUM arg, PAL_CONTEXT *);

PAL_BOL
DkSetExceptionHandler (PAL_EVENT_HANDLER handler, PAL_NUM event,
                       PAL_FLG flags);

void DkExceptionReturn (PAL_PTR event);


/* parameter: keeping int threadHandle for now (to be in sync with the paper).
 * We may want to replace it with a PAL_HANDLE. Ideally, either use PAL_HANDLE
 * or threadHandle.
 */
/* Create a Mutex.
 * initialCount of 0 is totally unlocked; an initialCount of 1
 * is initialized to locked. */ 
PAL_HANDLE
DkMutexCreate (PAL_NUM initialCount);

/* Destroy a mutex using DkObjectClose */

void
DkMutexRelease (PAL_HANDLE mutexHandle);

PAL_HANDLE
DkNotificationEventCreate (PAL_BOL initialState);

PAL_HANDLE
DkSynchronizationEventCreate (PAL_BOL initialState);

/* DkEventDestroy deprecated, replaced by DkObjectClose */

void
DkEventSet (PAL_HANDLE eventHandle);

/* DkEventWait deprecated, replaced by DkObjectsWaitAny */

void
DkEventClear (PAL_HANDLE eventHandle);

#define NO_TIMEOUT      ((PAL_NUM) -1)

/* assuming timeout to be in microseconds 
 * NO_TIMEOUT means no timeout, as the name implies.
 */
/* Returns: NULL if the call times out, the ready handle on success */
PAL_HANDLE
DkObjectsWaitAny (PAL_NUM count, PAL_HANDLE * handleArray, PAL_NUM timeout);

void DkObjectReference (PAL_HANDLE objectHandle);

void DkObjectClose (PAL_HANDLE objectHandle);

/* the ABI includes seven assorted calls to get wall clock
 * time, generate cryptographically-strong random bits, flush por-
 * tions of instruction caches, increment and decrement the reference
 * counts on objects shared between threads, and to coordinate
 * threads with the security monitor during process serialization
 */

/* assuming the time to be in microseconds */
PAL_NUM
DkSystemTimeQuery (void);

PAL_NUM
DkRandomBitsRead (PAL_PTR buffer, PAL_NUM size);

PAL_BOL
DkInstructionCacheFlush (PAL_PTR addr, PAL_NUM size);

#define PAL_SEGMENT_FS          0x1
#define PAL_SEGMENT_GS          0x2

PAL_PTR DkSegmentRegister (PAL_FLG reg, PAL_PTR addr);

PAL_HANDLE
DkCreatePhysicalMemoryChannel (PAL_NUM * key);

PAL_NUM
DkPhysicalMemoryCommit (PAL_HANDLE channel, PAL_NUM entries, PAL_PTR * addrs,
                        PAL_NUM * sizes, PAL_FLG flags);

PAL_NUM
DkPhysicalMemoryMap (PAL_HANDLE channel, PAL_NUM entries, PAL_PTR * addrs,
                     PAL_NUM * sizes, PAL_FLG * prots);

PAL_NUM DkMemoryAvailableQuota (void);

PAL_BOL
DkCpuIdRetrieve (PAL_IDX leaf, PAL_IDX subleaf, PAL_IDX values[4]);

#endif /* PAL_H */