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2 This file is part of the GNU C Library.
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19 /* Code taken from glibc/sysdeps/sparc/sparc32/ (glibc 2.2.2) */
26 #include <bits/setjmp.h>
27 #define ENV(base,reg) [%base + (reg * 4)]
28 #define ST_FLUSH_WINDOWS 3
29 #define RW_FP [%fp + 0x48]
32 /* Store our arguments in global registers so we can still
33 use them while unwinding frames and their register windows. */
35 ld ENV(o0,JB_FP), %g3 /* Cache target FP in register %g3. */
36 mov %o0, %g1 /* ENV in %g1 */
37 orcc %o1, %g0, %g2 /* VAL in %g2 */
38 be,a 0f /* Branch if zero; else skip delay slot. */
39 mov 1, %g2 /* Delay slot only hit if zero: VAL = 1. */
50 /* Now we will loop, unwinding the register windows up the stack
51 until the restored %fp value matches the target value in %g3. */
55 cmp %fp, %g3 /* Have we reached the target frame? */
56 bl,a loop /* Loop while current fp is below target. */
57 //bl,a LOC(loop) /* Loop while current fp is below target. */
58 restore /* Unwind register window in delay slot. */
59 be,a found /* Better have hit it exactly. */
60 //be,a LOC(found) /* Better have hit it exactly. */
61 ld ENV(g1,JB_SP), %o0 /* Delay slot: extract target SP. */
66 * Do a "flush register windows trap". The trap handler in the
67 * kernel writes all the register windows to their stack slots, and
68 * marks them all as invalid (needing to be sucked up from the
69 * stack when used). This ensures that all information needed to
70 * unwind to these callers is in memory, not in the register
74 ld ENV(g1,JB_PC), %o7 /* Set return PC. */
75 ld ENV(g1,JB_SP), %fp /* Set saved SP on restore below. */
76 sub %fp, 64, %sp /* Allocate a register frame. */
77 st %g3, RW_FP /* Set saved FP on restore below. */
79 restore %g2, 0, %o0 /* Restore values from above register frame. */
83 /* We have unwound register windows so %fp matches the target. */
84 mov %o0, %sp /* OK, install new SP. */
88 ld ENV(g1,JB_PC), %o0 /* Extract target return PC. */
89 jmp %o0 + 8 /* Return there. */
90 mov %g2, %o0 /* Delay slot: set return value. */