On Wed, Jun 17, 2015 at 11:30:37PM +0100, Mark Cave-Ayland wrote:
The 'phys' argument to mem_claim() and 'virt' argument to mmu_claim() are now only popped from the stack if the 'align' argument is provided.
You probably also want to mention you no longer THROW when the return value is -1 (and explain why).
I'm not too worried about missing the throw here right now.
Neither am I, but it's a silent change; the commit message should say. I think the original code is simply wrong fwiw, the client interface shouldn't throw (but return an error).
One of the more recent changes I managed to do was to unmap page 0 on all 3 of SPARC32, SPARC64 and PPC and still have everything boot.
:-)
- phys_addr_t phys = -1UL;
Is this the common style in this code? Will "long int" always fit phys_addr_t? Seems shaky.
In the original OFMEM implementation sizeof(phys_addr_t) == sizeof(virt) == word size of machine. The only reason phys_addr_t is different here was since SPARC32 was switched over to OFMEM as SPARC32 has a 36-bit physical address space vs. a 32-bit virtual address space just to make things more interesting :) I haven't compile-tested this yet but if you can suggest a better alternative, please do.
-1ULL should work. Plain -1 works fine, too. -1UL doesn't work correctly (if phys_addr_t is bigger than long int). So just -1 is my preference.
Segher