Author: wmb Date: 2009-05-25 22:35:46 +0200 (Mon, 25 May 2009) New Revision: 1201
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Added: cpu/mips/Linux/makefile =================================================================== --- cpu/mips/Linux/makefile (rev 0) +++ cpu/mips/Linux/makefile 2009-05-25 20:35:46 UTC (rev 1201) @@ -0,0 +1,38 @@ +# Wrapper makefile for Unix: FreeBSD, Linux, etc. +# Copyright 1997 FirmWorks. All rights reserved. +# +CC = mipsel-linux-gnu-gcc-4.3 + +CFLAGS = -O -g -D__linux__ -DMIPS -DHOSTMIPS +LFLAGS = -Xlinker -static -static-libgcc + +WRDIR = ${BP}/forth/wrapper +ZIPDIR = ${WRDIR}/zip + +ZIPOBJS = zipmem.o deflate.o trees.o bits.o util.o inflate.o + +OBJS = wrapper.o logger.o ${ZIPOBJS} + +all: forth + +wrapper.o: ${BP}/forth/wrapper/wrapper.c + ${CC} ${CFLAGS} -c ${BP}/forth/wrapper/wrapper.c + +%.o: ${WRDIR}/%.c + ${CC} -c ${CFLAGS} $< -o $@ + +%.o: ${ZIPDIR}/%.c + ${CC} -c ${CFLAGS} -I${ZIPDIR} $< -o $@ + +forth: ${OBJS} + ${CC} $(LFLAGS) -o $@ ${OBJS} + +clean: + @rm -f forth *.o + +install: forth + cp forth ${BP}/bin/mips/`uname|tr A-Z a-z`/forth + cp forth ${BP}/bin/mips/`uname|tr A-Z a-z`/mipsfth + +dist: + (cd ${BP}; zip /tmp/wrapper.zip os/unix/mips/makefile ${SRCS})
Added: cpu/mips/QEMU/forth =================================================================== --- cpu/mips/QEMU/forth (rev 0) +++ cpu/mips/QEMU/forth 2009-05-25 20:35:46 UTC (rev 1201) @@ -0,0 +1,2 @@ +#!/bin/sh +qemu-mipsel ../Linux/mipsforth $@
Property changes on: cpu/mips/QEMU/forth ___________________________________________________________________ Added: svn:executable + *
Added: cpu/mips/QEMU/mipsfth =================================================================== --- cpu/mips/QEMU/mipsfth (rev 0) +++ cpu/mips/QEMU/mipsfth 2009-05-25 20:35:46 UTC (rev 1201) @@ -0,0 +1,2 @@ +#!/bin/sh +qemu-mipsel ../Linux/mipsforth $@
Property changes on: cpu/mips/QEMU/mipsfth ___________________________________________________________________ Added: svn:executable + *
Added: cpu/mips/argv.fth =================================================================== --- cpu/mips/argv.fth (rev 0) +++ cpu/mips/argv.fth 2009-05-25 20:35:46 UTC (rev 1201) @@ -0,0 +1,105 @@ +\ See license at end of file +purpose: Split a command string into an argv array + +\ argc,argv ( command$ name$ -- argv argc ) +\ Places a pointer to a null-terminated representation of the "adr len" +\ string "name$" in the first element of a pointer array whose base +\ address is "argv". Then parses the "adr len" string "command$" into +\ constituent substrings, storing pointers to the null-terminated +\ substrings in subsequent elements of the "argv" array. +\ Returns the number of pointers in the array, including the pointer to +\ name$, as "argc". An extra null pointer (i.e. the number 0) is stored +\ at the end of the array but is not included in the "argc" count. +\ +\ The substrings are delimited by white space, except that +\ a) If a backslash is encountered, it "quotes" the next character; +\ if that character is whitespace, it does not delimit the +\ substring. To embed the \ character itself, double it. +\ b) If the first character of a substring is either " or ', the +\ substring continues until the next non-quoted occurence of +\ that quote character. (A " character can be embedded within +\ a quoted string by preceding it with \ .) +\ These quoting rules are intended to be similar to those of Unix shells. + +: skipwhite ( adr len -- adr' len' ) + begin dup while + over c@ bl > if exit then + 1 /string + repeat +; + +: append-char ( ptr adr len char -- ptr' adr len ) + 3 roll tuck c! 1+ -rot +; + +: collect-arg ( ptr adr len delim -- ptr' adr' len' ) + >r + begin dup while ( ptr adr len ) + over c@ ( ptr adr len char ) + + \ Exit when delimiter found + \ If delim is < 0, then parse nonwhite characters. Otherwise parse + \ with a specific delimiter. + dup r@ dup 0< if drop bl <= else = then if + r> 2drop 1 /string 0 append-char exit + then + + dup [char] \ = if ( ptr adr len char ) + drop ( ptr adr len ) + 1 /string ( ptr adr' len' ) + dup 0= if 0 append-char r> drop exit then + over c@ ( ptr adr len char ) + then ( ptr adr len char ) + append-char 1 /string ( ptr' adr' len' ) + repeat + r> drop +; + +: add-arg ( ptr adr len -- ptr' adr' len' ) + dup 0= if exit then + + 2 pick , ( ptr adr len ) + over c@ dup [char] " = + swap [char] ' = or if ( ptr adr len ) + 1 /string over 1- c@ collect-arg ( ptr adr len ) + else + -1 collect-arg + then +; + +: argv,argc ( command$ name$ -- argv argc ) + align here >r ( command$ name$ ) ( r: argv ) + $cstr , ( command$ ) + dup alloc-mem -rot ( ptr command$ ) + begin dup while ( ptr command$ ) + skipwhite ( ptr command$' ) + add-arg ( ptr' command$' ) + repeat ( ptr command$ ) + 3drop ( ) ( r: argv ) + r> here over - /n / ( argv argc ) + 0 , +; + +\ LICENSE_BEGIN +\ Copyright (c) 2009 FirmWorks +\ +\ Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining +\ a copy of this software and associated documentation files (the +\ "Software"), to deal in the Software without restriction, including +\ without limitation the rights to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, +\ distribute, sublicense, and/or sell copies of the Software, and to +\ permit persons to whom the Software is furnished to do so, subject to +\ the following conditions: +\ +\ The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be +\ included in all copies or substantial portions of the Software. +\ +\ THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED "AS IS", WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, +\ EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF +\ MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND +\ NONINFRINGEMENT. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE +\ LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION +\ OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM, OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION +\ WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE SOFTWARE. +\ +\ LICENSE_END
Added: cpu/mips/asmtools.fth =================================================================== --- cpu/mips/asmtools.fth (rev 0) +++ cpu/mips/asmtools.fth 2009-05-25 20:35:46 UTC (rev 1201) @@ -0,0 +1,108 @@ +purpose: Tools for creating disembodied assembly code sequences +\ See license at end of file + +[ifndef] set-transize +fload ${BP}/forth/lib/transien.fth +true is suppress-transient? \ Disable transient definitions for now +[then] + +\needs suppress-headerless? fload ${BP}/fm/lib/headless.fth + +[ifndef] mips-assembler +fload ${BP}/cpu/mips/assem.fth +fload ${BP}/cpu/mips/code.fth +fload ${BP}/forth/lib/loclabel.fth +[then] + +\ The default is to assemble in the native endian-ness of the host system +: assemble-little-endian ( -- ) + [ also mips-assembler ] + ['] le-l! is asm! + ['] le-l@ is asm@ + [ previous ] +; +: assemble-big-endian ( -- ) + [ also mips-assembler ] + ['] be-l! is asm! + ['] be-l@ is asm@ + [ previous ] +; + +also forth definitions +: c$, ( adr len -- ) + 1+ here swap note-string dup allot move 4 (align) +; +previous definitions + +false value transient-labels? +0 value asm-origin +0 value asm-base +: pad-to ( n -- ) + begin dup here asm-base - asm-origin + u> while 0 c, repeat drop +; +: align-to ( boundary -- ) + here asm-base - swap round-up pad-to +; + +[ifndef] enable-transient? +: enable-transient ( -- ) + suppress-transient? if + unused 4 / d# 1000 set-transize + false is suppress-transient? + false is suppress-headerless? + then +; +[then] +enable-transient + +: tconstant ( value "name" -- ) + transient? 0= dup >r if transient then + constant + r> if resident then +; +: label ( "name" -- ) + transient-labels? if + here tconstant + [ also mips-assembler ] init-labels [ previous ] !csp entercode + else + label + then +; + +: set-asm-origin ( -- ) + here to asm-base + 0 to asm-origin +; + +0 0 2value old-asms +: start-assembling ( -- ) + set-asm-origin + true to transient-labels? +; +: end-assembling ( -- ) + false to transient-labels? +; + +\ LICENSE_BEGIN +\ Copyright (c) 2009 FirmWorks +\ +\ Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining +\ a copy of this software and associated documentation files (the +\ "Software"), to deal in the Software without restriction, including +\ without limitation the rights to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, +\ distribute, sublicense, and/or sell copies of the Software, and to +\ permit persons to whom the Software is furnished to do so, subject to +\ the following conditions: +\ +\ The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be +\ included in all copies or substantial portions of the Software. +\ +\ THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED "AS IS", WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, +\ EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF +\ MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND +\ NONINFRINGEMENT. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE +\ LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION +\ OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM, OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION +\ WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE SOFTWARE. +\ +\ LICENSE_END
Added: cpu/mips/assem.fth =================================================================== --- cpu/mips/assem.fth (rev 0) +++ cpu/mips/assem.fth 2009-05-25 20:35:46 UTC (rev 1201) @@ -0,0 +1,575 @@ +purpose: Forth Assembler for MIPS +\ See license at end of file + +: set-relocation-bit ; + +\ requires case.f +\ alias l0< 0< +\ alias l<> <> + +\ requires string-array.f + +vocabulary mips-assembler +also mips-assembler definitions + +alias lor or \ Because "or" gets redefined in the assembler + +defer here \ For switching between resident and meta assembling +defer asm-allot \ For switching between resident and meta assembling +defer asm@ \ For switching between resident and meta assembling +defer asm! \ For switching between resident and meta assembling + +\ Install as a resident assembler +: resident ( -- ) + [ forth ] ['] here [ mips-assembler ] is here + [ forth ] ['] allot [ mips-assembler ] is asm-allot + [ forth ] ['] @ [ mips-assembler ] is asm@ + [ forth ] ['] n! [ mips-assembler ] is asm! +; +resident + +decimal + +\ This is used for delay slot optimization. This variable is set +\ to the starting address of each code sequence, to the address following +\ the delay slot of each branch instruction, and to the target address +\ of forward branches. If "next" notices that the value in delay-barrier +\ is the same as "here", it won't move the previous instruction into +\ its next's delay slot. +nuser delay-barrier +: block-delay ( -- ) here la1+ delay-barrier ! ; +: block-here ( -- ) here delay-barrier ! ; + +h# .ffff constant immedmask +h# .7fff constant maximmed +h# ffff.8000 constant minimmed +h# 1f constant regmask +h# 1000.0000 constant regmagic + +\ Bias register constants outside the range of signed immediate values +: reg ( n -- ) regmagic + ; +: register \ name ( n -- ) + create , does> @ reg +; + +\ Register names; these just return constants. + + 0 register $0 1 register $1 2 register $2 3 register $3 + 4 register $4 5 register $5 6 register $6 7 register $7 + 8 register $8 9 register $9 10 register $10 11 register $11 +12 register $12 13 register $13 14 register $14 15 register $15 +16 register $16 17 register $17 18 register $18 19 register $19 +20 register $20 21 register $21 22 register $22 23 register $23 +24 register $24 25 register $25 26 register $26 27 register $27 +28 register $28 29 register $29 30 register $30 31 register $31 + +alias $at $1 +alias $kt0 $26 +alias $kt1 $27 +alias $gp $28 +alias $sp $29 +alias $a0 $4 +alias $a1 $5 +alias $a2 $6 +alias $a3 $7 +alias ra $31 +alias s0 $16 +alias s1 $17 +alias s2 $18 +alias s3 $19 +alias s4 $20 +alias s5 $21 +alias s6 $22 +alias s7 $23 +alias s8 $30 +alias t0 $8 +alias t1 $9 +alias t2 $10 +alias t3 $11 +alias t4 $12 +alias t5 $13 +alias t6 $14 +alias t7 $15 +alias t8 $24 +alias t9 $25 +alias k0 $26 +alias k1 $27 +alias v0 $2 +alias v1 $3 + +32 register $f0 33 register $f1 34 register $f2 35 register $f3 +36 register $f4 37 register $f5 38 register $f6 39 register $f7 +40 register $f8 41 register $f9 42 register $f10 43 register $f11 +44 register $f12 45 register $f13 46 register $f14 47 register $f15 +48 register $f16 49 register $f17 50 register $f18 51 register $f19 +52 register $f20 53 register $f21 54 register $f22 55 register $f23 +56 register $f24 57 register $f25 58 register $f26 59 register $f27 +60 register $f28 61 register $f29 62 register $f30 63 register $f31 + +\ Test operand values to see what kind of operand they are. + +: 16-bit? ( n -- flag ) minimmed maximmed between ; + +: ?freg ( r -- r ) + dup $f0 $f30 between 0= abort" Floating point register required" +; + +: ?ireg ( r -- r ) + dup $0 $31 between 0= abort" Integer register required" +; + +\ Words to encode operands into their appropriate fields + +: setbits ( opcode -- ) here asm! /l asm-allot ; +: opaddr ( -- addr ) here /l - ; +: addbits ( bits -- ) opaddr asm@ + opaddr asm! ; +: >regfld ( reg shift -- bits ) swap regmask land swap lshift ; +: regset ( reg shift -- ) >regfld addbits ; +: rs ( rs -- ) 21 regset ; +: rd ( rd -- ) 11 regset ; +: rt ( rt -- ) 16 regset ; +: sa ( re -- ) 6 regset ; + +: uimmed ( value -- ) immedmask land addbits ; +: immed ( value -- ) + dup 16-bit? 0= abort" Immediate operand doesn't fit in 16 bits" + uimmed +; + +\ Set the opcode field +: set-op ( n -- ) d# 26 lshift setbits ; + +: special ( n -- ) 0 set-op addbits ; +: regimm ( n -- ) 1 set-op rt ; +: special2 ( n -- ) 34 set-op addbits ; + +\ Define the various opcodes according to their formats. +octal + +: ld: ( opcode -- ) \ Load instructions + create , does> ( rs imm rt opc-adr -- ) @ set-op rt immed rs +; +32 ld: ldl 33 ld: ldr +40 ld: lb 41 ld: lh 42 ld: lwl 43 ld: lw +44 ld: lbu 45 ld: lhu 46 ld: lwr 47 ld: lwu +57 ld: cache +60 ld: ll 61 ld: lwc1 62 ld: lwc2 63 ld: pref \ pref is rs imm hint +64 ld: lld 65 ld: ldc1 66 ld: ldc2 67 ld: ld + +: st: ( opcode -- ) \ Store instructions + create , does> ( rt rs imm opc-adr -- ) @ set-op immed rs rt +; +50 st: sb 51 st: sh 52 st: swl 53 st: sw 54 st: sdl 55 st: sdr 56 st: swr +70 st: sc 71 st: swc1 72 st: swc2 74 st: scd 75 st: sdc1 +76 st: sdc2 77 st: sd + +: 2op: ( opcode -- ) \ Two-operand instructions (add, sub, etc) + create , does> ( rs rt rd opc-adr -- ) @ special rd rt rs +; +40 2op: add 41 2op: addu 42 2op: sub 43 2op: subu +44 2op: and 45 2op: or 46 2op: xor 47 2op: nor +52 2op: slt 53 2op: sltu +54 2op: dadd 55 2op: daddu 56 2op: dsub 57 2op: dsubu + +: lui ( imm rt -- ) + o# 17 set-op rt + dup h# ffff > abort" Immediate operand doesn't fit in 16 bits" + addbits +; +: sethi ( imm rt -- ) swap d# 16 >> swap lui ; + +: li ( n dst -- ) + swap dup h# ffff land -rot ( nlow dst n ) + dup 0 h# ffff between if ( nlow dst n ) + drop 15 set-op rt $0 rs uimmed \ dst nlow dst ori + exit + then ( nlow dst n ) + + dup h# ffff.8000 -1 between if ( nlow dst n ) + drop 11 set-op rt $0 rs uimmed \ $0 nlow dst addiu + exit + then ( nlow dst n ) + + \ We have to use two instructions unless the low 16 bits are 0 + d# 16 >> over lui ( nlow dst ) + over if + 15 set-op dup rt rs uimmed \ dst nlow dst ori + else + 2drop + then +; + +alias set li + +\ XXX we need to handle the case where immed is too big for 16 bits, +\ loading $at in that case. +: ?set-immed ( rs imm rt op -- rs imm rt op ) + 2 pick 16-bit? if exit then ( rs imm rt op ) + rot $at li ( rs rt op ) + 30 + special rd $at rt rs + r> drop +; +: ?set-uimmed ( rs imm rt op -- rs imm rt op ) + 2 pick h# 10000 u< if exit then ( rs imm rt op ) + rot $at li ( rs rt op ) + 30 + special rd $at rt rs + r> drop +; + +: imm: ( opcode -- ) \ Two-operand immediate instructions (addi, etc) + create , does> ( rs imm rt opc-adr -- ) @ ?set-immed set-op rt uimmed rs +; +10 imm: addi 11 imm: addiu 12 imm: slti 13 imm: sltiu +30 imm: daddi 31 imm: daddiu + +: uimm: ( opcode -- ) \ Two-operand immediate instructions (addi, etc) + create , does> ( rs imm rt opc-adr -- ) @ ?set-uimmed set-op rt uimmed rs +; +14 uimm: andi 15 uimm: ori 16 uimm: xori + +: jmpi: ( opcode -- ) \ Jump absolute + create , does> ( target opc-adr -- ) @ set-op + dup h# fc00.0000 land here h# fc00.0000 land <> + abort" Jump target outside of current 28-bit bank" + 2 >> h# 3ff.ffff land addbits + block-delay +; +02 jmpi: j 03 jmpi: jal + +: jr ( rs -- ) o# 10 special rs block-delay ; +: jalr ( rs rd -- ) o# 11 special rd rs block-delay ; + +: shift: ( opcode -- ) \ Shift instructions + create , does> ( rt sa rd opc-adr -- ) @ special rd sa rt +; +00 shift: sll 02 shift: srl 03 shift: sra +70 shift: dsll 72 shift: dsrl 73 shift: dsra +74 shift: dsll32 76 shift: dsrl32 77 shift: dsra32 +: shiftv: ( opcode -- ) \ Shift instructions + create , does> ( rt rs rd opc-adr -- ) @ special rd rs rt +; +04 shiftv: sllv 06 shiftv: srlv 07 shiftv: srav +24 shiftv: dsllv 26 shiftv: dsrlv 27 shiftv: dsrav + +: mul: ( opcode -- ) \ Two-operand instructions with implicit destination + create , does> ( rs rt opc-adr -- ) @ special rt rs +; +31 mul: mult 31 mul: multu 32 mul: div 33 mul: divu +34 mul: dmult 35 mul: dmultu 36 mul: ddiv 37 mul: ddivu +60 mul: tge 61 mul: tgeu 62 mul: tlt 63 mul: tltu +64 mul: teq 66 mul: tne + +: fhilo: ( opcode -- ) \ HI and LO access + create , does> ( rd opc-adr -- ) @ special rd +; +: thilo: ( opcode -- ) \ HI and LO access + create , does> ( rd opc-adr -- ) @ special rs +; +20 fhilo: mfhi 21 thilo: mthi 22 fhilo: mflo 23 thilo: mtlo + +: dset ( d reg -- ) + >r r@ set r@ 0 r@ dsll32 ( d.low ) + dup 0< swap ( negative? d.low ) + $at set ( negative? ) +\ [ also forth ] if [ previous ] +if + $at 0 $at dsll32 $at 0 $at dsrl32 \ Zero high bits +then +\ [ also forth ] then [ previous ] + $at r@ r> daddu +; + + +: >br-offset ( target-adr br-adr -- offset ) + 4 + - ( byte-offset ) + 2 >>a ( word-offset ) + dup 16-bit? 0= abort" Branch offset doesn't fit in 16 bits" + immedmask land +; +: br-offset ( adr -- ) + opaddr >br-offset addbits + block-delay +; +: br2: ( opcode -- ) \ 2-operand conditional branches + create , does> ( adr rs rt opc-adr -- ) @ set-op rt rs br-offset +; +04 br2: beq 05 br2: bne 24 br2: beql 25 br2: bnel + +: br1: ( opcode -- ) \ 1-operand conditional branches + create , does> ( adr rs opc-adr -- ) @ set-op rs br-offset +; +06 br1: blez 07 br1: bgtz 26 br1: blezl 27 br1: bgtzl + +: brx: ( opcode -- ) \ 1-operand conditional branches (extensions) + create , does> ( adr rs opc-adr -- ) @ regimm rs br-offset +; +00 brx: bltz 01 brx: bgez 02 brx: bltzl 03 brx: bgezl +20 brx: bltzal 21 brx: bgezal 22 brx: bltzall 23 brx: bgezall + +: bal ( adr -- ) $0 bgezal ; + +: cop0 ( -- ) o# 20 set-op ; +: cop1 ( -- ) o# 21 set-op ; + +: brf0: ( adr opcode -- ) \ Floating-point branches + create , does> @ cop0 d# 16 << addbits br-offset +; +: brf1: ( adr opcode -- ) \ Floating-point branches + create , does> @ cop1 d# 16 << addbits br-offset +; +400 brf0: bc0f 402 brf0: bc0fl 401 brf0: bc0t 403 brf0: bc0tl +400 brf1: bc1f 402 brf1: bc1fl 401 brf1: bc1t 403 brf1: bc1tl + +: trapi: ( opcode -- ) \ Trap immediate + create , does> ( rs imm opc-adr -- ) @ regimm immed rs block-here +; +10 trapi: tgei 11 trapi: tgeiu 12 trapi: tlti +13 trapi: tltiu 14 trapi: teqi 16 trapi: tnei + +: syscall ( -- ) 14 special block-here ; +: break ( -- ) 15 special block-here ; +: sync ( -- ) 17 special block-here ; + +: dbreak ( -- ) 77 special2 block-here ; +: dret ( -- ) 76 special2 block-here ; +: mtdr ( dbreg rt -- ) 75 special2 4 rs rt rd ; +: mfdr ( dbreg rt -- ) 75 special2 0 rs rt rd ; + +d# 16 constant single +d# 17 constant double +d# 19 constant fixed +double value float-mode + +: set-cop ( apf -- ) @ cop1 addbits float-mode rs ; + +: fr2: ( opcode -- ) \ 2-operand floating point computation instructions + create , + does> ( fs ft fd -- ) set-cop ( fs ft fd ) sa rt rd +; +00 fr2: addf 01 fr2: subf 02 fr2: mulf 03 fr2: divf + +: fr: ( opcode -- ) \ 1-operand floating point computation instructions + create , + does> ( fs fd -- ) set-cop ( fs fd ) sa 0 rt rd +; + +04 fr: sqrt 05 fr: abs 06 fr: movf 07 fr: negf +14 fr: round.w 15 fr: trunc.w 16 fr: ceil.w 17 fr: floor.w +40 fr: cvt.s 41 fr: cvt.d +44 fr: cvt.w +60 fr: cxx + +: fc: ( opcode -- ) \ floating point comparison instructions + create , + does> ( ft fs -- ) set-cop ( ft fs ) 0 sa rd rt +; + + +: fc1: ( opcode -- ) + create , does> ( fs rt -- ) @ cop1 rs rt rd +; +0 fc1: mfc1 2 fc1: cfc1 4 fc1: mtc1 6 fc1: ctc1 + +: mfc0 ( cpreg rt -- ) cop0 0 rs rt rd ; +: mtc0 ( cpreg rt -- ) cop0 4 rs rt rd ; +: dmfc0 ( cpreg rt -- ) cop0 1 rs rt rd ; +: dmtc0 ( cpreg rt -- ) cop0 5 rs rt rd ; +: tlbp ( -- ) cop0 h# 0200.0008 addbits ; +: tlbr ( -- ) cop0 h# 0200.0001 addbits ; +: tlbwi ( -- ) cop0 h# 0200.0002 addbits ; +: tlbwr ( -- ) cop0 h# 0200.0006 addbits ; +: eret ( -- ) cop0 h# 0200.0018 addbits block-here ; + +: fmt: ( format-code -- ) + \ Replace FMT field with correct format + create , does> opaddr asm@ h# 03e0.0000 invert land opaddr asm! @ rs +; +d# 16 fmt: .s d# 17 fmt: .d d# 20 fmt: .w + +hex + +\ Standard assembler macros +: nop $0 0 $0 sll ; + +: inhibit-delay nop ; + +: la ( n dst -- ) swap set-relocation-bit swap li ; +\ : ulh +\ : ulhu +\ : ulw +\ : ush +\ : usw +\ : abs +\ : neg +\ : negu +\ : not +\ : div +\ : divu +\ : mul +\ : mulo +\ : mulou +\ : rem +\ : remu +\ : rol +\ : seq +\ : sle +\ : sleu +\ : sgt +\ : sgtu +\ : sge +\ : sgeu +\ : sne +\ : bgt ( adr imm src -- ) +\ : bge ( adr imm src -- ) +\ : bgeu ( adr imm src -- ) +\ : bgtu ( adr imm src -- ) +\ : blt ( adr imm src -- ) +\ : ble ( adr imm src -- ) +\ : bleu ( adr imm src -- ) +\ : bltu ( adr imm src -- ) +\ : bal ( adr -- ) +\ : move ( src dst -- ) + +\ XXX edited to here + +: asm-align ( boundary -- ) + 1- begin dup here land while nop repeat +; + +\ Control transfer instructions + +hex +: -cond ( condition -- not-condition ) + dup h# 1000.0000 land if h# 0400.0000 else h# 0001.0000 then + [ forth ] xor [ mips-assembler ] +; + +: brif ( adr cond -- ) setbits br-offset ; + +\ 6 branch: brfif ( address reg condition -- ) +\ 7 branch: brcif ( address reg condition -- ) +: bra ( adr -- ) $0 bgez ; +: branch! ( target-adr branch-adr -- ) + tuck >br-offset h# 1000.0000 + swap asm! +; +: put-branch ( target-adr branch-adr -- ) branch! ; + + +\ Structured conditionals + +: <mark ( -- <mark ) here ; +: >mark ( -- >mark ) here ; +: >resolve ( >mark -- ) + here over >br-offset over asm@ + swap asm! + block-here +; +\ >+resolve is used when the resolution follows a branch, so the delay slot +\ must be skipped (block-delay is not needed, because the back branch did it) +: >+resolve ( >mark -- ) + here la1+ over >br-offset over asm@ + swap asm! +; +: <resolve ( -- ) ; + +: but ( mark1 mark2 -- mark2 mark1 ) swap ; +: yet ( mark -- mark mark ) dup ; + +: ahead ( -- >mark ) >mark here 4 + bra ; +: if ( cond -- >mark ) >mark here 4 + rot -cond brif ; +: then ( >mark -- ) >resolve ; +: else ( >mark -- >mark1 ) ahead but >+resolve ; +: begin ( -- <mark ) <mark ; +: until ( <mark cond -- ) -cond brif ; +: again ( <mark -- ) bra ; +: repeat ( <mark >mark -- ) again >+resolve ; +: while ( <mark cond -- <mark >mark ) if but ; + +\ Define these last to delay overloading of the forth versions + +hex + +: +rs ( rs template -- template' ) swap d# 21 >regfld lor ; +: +rt ( rs template -- template' ) swap d# 16 >regfld lor ; + +: = ( rs rt -- cond ) 1000.0000 +rt +rs ; +: <> ( rs rt -- cond ) 1400.0000 +rt +rs ; + +: 0<= ( rs -- cond ) 1800.0000 +rs ; +: 0> ( rs -- cond ) 1c00.0000 +rs ; +: 0< ( rs -- cond ) 0400.0000 +rs ; +: 0>= ( rs -- cond ) 0401.0000 +rs ; + + +\ \ Floating-point operations; these aren't needed for the kernel +\ +\ : set-opf ( opcode-adr -- ) 34 2 set-op @ 5 l<< addbits ; +\ : ffop \ name ( opcode -- ) +\ create , +\ does> ( frs frd opc-adr -- ) set-opf ?freg rd ?freg rs2 +\ ; +\ 0c9 ffop fstod 0cd ffop fstox +\ 0c6 ffop fdtos 0ce ffop fdtox +\ 0c7 ffop fxtos 0cb ffop fxtod +\ +\ 001 ffop fmovs 005 ffop fnegs 009 ffop fabss +\ 029 ffop fsqrts 02a ffop fsqrtd 02b ffop fsqrtx +\ +\ 0c4 ffop fitos 0c8 ffop fitod 0cc ffop fitox +\ +\ 0c1 ffop fstoir 0c2 ffop fdtoir 0c3 ffop fxtoir +\ 0d1 ffop fstoi 0d2 ffop fdtoi 0d3 ffop fxtoi +\ +\ : f2op \ name ( opcode -- ) +\ create , +\ does> ( frs1 frs2 frd opc-adr -- ) +\ set-opf ?freg rd ?freg rs2 ?freg rs +\ ; +\ 041 f2op fadds 042 f2op faddd 043 f2op faddx +\ 045 f2op fsubs 046 f2op fsubd 047 f2op fsubx +\ 049 f2op fmuls 04a f2op fmuld 04b f2op fmulx +\ 04d f2op fdivs 04e f2op fdivd 04f f2op fdivx +\ +\ : fcmpop \ name ( opcode -- ) +\ create , +\ does> ( frs1 frs2 opc-adr -- ) +\ set-opf 1 td 19 << addbits ?freg rs2 ?freg rs +\ ; +\ 051 fcmpop fcmps 052 fcmpop fcmpd 053 fcmpop fcmpx +\ 055 fcmpop fcmpes 056 fcmpop fcmped 057 fcmpop fcmpex + +previous definitions + +headers + +: fix-immed16 ( n adr -- ) + tuck l@ h# ffff.0000 and or swap l! +; + +: fix-set32 ( n adr -- ) + >r lwsplit + r@ fix-immed16 + r> /l + fix-immed16 +; + +\ LICENSE_BEGIN +\ Copyright (c) 2009 FirmWorks +\ +\ Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining +\ a copy of this software and associated documentation files (the +\ "Software"), to deal in the Software without restriction, including +\ without limitation the rights to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, +\ distribute, sublicense, and/or sell copies of the Software, and to +\ permit persons to whom the Software is furnished to do so, subject to +\ the following conditions: +\ +\ The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be +\ included in all copies or substantial portions of the Software. +\ +\ THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED "AS IS", WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, +\ EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF +\ MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND +\ NONINFRINGEMENT. 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Added: cpu/mips/assembler.html =================================================================== --- cpu/mips/assembler.html (rev 0) +++ cpu/mips/assembler.html 2009-05-25 20:35:46 UTC (rev 1201) @@ -0,0 +1,895 @@ +<!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.01 Transitional//EN"> +<html> +<head> + <title>MIPS Assembler</title> + + <meta http-equiv="content-type" + content="text/html; charset=ISO-8859-1"> + + <meta name="author" content="Mitch Bradley"> +</head> + <body> + +<h2>MIPS Assembler</h2> +<br> +<a href="#Introduction">Introduction</a><br> +<a href="#Entering_Assembler_Mode">Entering Assembler Mode</a><br> +<a href="#Basic_Syntax">Basic Syntax</a><br> +<a href="#Register_names">Register Names</a><br> +<a href="#Opcodes">Opcodes</a><br> +<a href="#Structured_Conditionals">Structured Conditionals</a><br> +<a href="#Local_Labels">Local Labels</a><br> +<a href="#Directives">Directives</a> +<h3><a name="Introduction"></a>Introduction</h3> +Open Firmware includes an assembler for the MIPS instruction set. The +same assembler is present in both the development compiler (builder) and +the target system.<br> + <br> + The Open Firmware assembler is quite different from conventional MIPS assemblers.<br> + +<ul> + <li>Its syntax is postfix - the operands are specified before the opcode, +which makes it much easier to support assembler macros</li> + <li>It supports the opcodes that are actually present in the MIPS hardware +instruction set, plus a select few pseudo-ops that generate multiple instructions, +instead of synthesizing a whole suite of "instructions" that are not really +in the instruction set.</li> + <li>It supports structured conditional directives like <b>if .. else .. +then</b> and <b>begin .. until</b> so you rarely need to invent labels for +simple conditionals and loops.</li> + <li>It does not reorder the instruction stream to fill delay slots, nor +does it attempt to optimize the instruction stream for any particular MIPS +implementation's pipeline characteristics. What you write is what you get.</li> + <li>It does not generate or process standard object file formats containing +linkage information. Instead, it is intended to be used either for incremental +compilation of short "code words" that operate within the framework of Open +Firmware's Forth interpreter or for self-contained "dropin modules" that execute +during the Open Firmware early startup sequence (typically to do things like +configuring the memory controller).</li> + <li>It has only limited support for the floating point (coprocessor) instruction +set. The basic floating point instructions are supported, but many of the +elaborations are not.<br> + </li> + +</ul> + The net result is that the Open Firmware MIPS assembler is much smaller +that conventional assemblers. The binary code is approximately 12K bytes, +compared to over 2Mbytes for some versions of gas . It is small enough to +leave the assembler resident in the target system, thus making it possible +to create short assembly language test sequences at any time, without needing +access to a development host. +<h3><a name="Entering_Assembler_Mode"></a>Entering Assembler Mode</h3> +There are several different ways to enter assembler mode, depending on how +the assembled code will be used.<br> +<table cellpadding="2" cellspacing="2" border="1"> + <tbody> + <tr> + <td valign="top"><b>code</b> <i>newname</i><br> + <i> assembly code<br> + </i><i> ...</i><br> + <b>c;</b><br> + </td> + <td valign="top"><b>code</b> creates (i.e. incrementally adds to the +resident Forth dictionary) a new Forth word named <i>newname</i> and enters +assembler mode so you can implement the new word in assembly language. <b>c;</b> +assembles the appropriate instruction sequence to return control to the Forth +execution engine and exits from assembler mode. You can then execute the +new word by typing its name, as with any other Forth word. <br> + </td> + </tr> + <tr> + <td valign="top"><b>label</b> <i>newname</i><br> + <i>assembly code</i><br> + ...<br> + <b>end-code</b><br> + </td> + <td valign="top"><b>label</b> creates a new Forth word named <i>newname</i> +and enters assembler mode so you can assemble some machine instructions that +will be used within the context of the current Forth dictionary, but that +will not be called directly as a Forth word. <b>end-code</b> exits from assembler +mode. Later execution of <i>newname</i> pushes on the Forth stack the beginning +address of that sequence of machine instructions. <b>label</b> is typically +used to create instruction sequences, for example interrupt handlers, that +will be executed in a context other than from the Forth virtual machine.<br> + <br> +It is also possible to mix the constructs: <b>code</b> <i>newname</i> +... <b>end-code</b> creates a Forth word that can be executed by typing its +name, but that will not return to Forth. <b>label</b> <i>newname</i> +... <b>c;</b> creates a code sequence that could be entered from elsewhere +(e.g. from an exception hander), but which would enter Forth when it was +done.<br> + </td> + </tr> + <tr> + <td valign="top"><b>start-assembling</b><br> + <i>assembly code</i><br> + ...<br> + <b>end-assembling</b><br> + </td> + <td valign="top"><b>start-assembling .. end-assembling</b> is +uses to create a block of code that will later be written out to a file (often +in the form of a "dropin module") for use in a target system environment. +See <a href="#Directives">Directives.</a><br> + </td> + </tr> + </tbody> +</table> +<h3><a name="Basic_Syntax"></a>Basic Syntax</h3> +The assembler is really just a Forth vocabulary containing Forth words that +put MIPS machine instructions in memory when they are executed.<br> +The basic syntax of the Open Firmware MIPS assembler is postfix, just like +ordinary Forth code. You first execute Forth words to push items on +the stack - those items typically identify registers, numbers, or addresses, +i.e. the operands. Then you execute a word that names the opcode, which assembles +the machine instruction corresponding to that opcode with those operands.<br> + <br> + The order of the operands is generally source first, then destination.<br> + <br> + Example:<br> + <br> + v0 20 t3 ld<br> + <br> + This is equivalent to "ld $t3,20($v0)" in conventional syntax.<br> +<br> +When the assembler is active, the vocabulary containing the MIPS opcode and +operand words is first in the search order, but the "forth" vocabulary containing +all the other Forth tools is also in the search order, so you can execute +ordinary Forth commands while assembling MIPS code. This is useful for things +like including other files (by using the "fload" command) and calculating +the values of numeric constants.<br> + +<h3><a name="Register_names"></a>Register names</h3> + Executing the name of a MIPS register pushes on the stack a number that +identifies that register. The register names are:<br> + <br> +<b> $0</b> .. <b>$31</b> Basic +names for the 32 integer registers<br> +<b> $f0</b> .. <b>$f31</b> Basic names +for the 32 floating point registers<br> + <br> +<b> v0</b> .. <b>v1</b><br> +<b> k0</b> .. <b>k1</b><br> +<b> t0</b> .. <b>t9</b><br> +<b> s0</b> .. <b>s8</b> <br> +<b> $a0</b> .. <b>$a3</b><br> +<b> $sp $gp ra $at</b><br> +<b> $kt0</b> .. <b>$kt1</b><br> +<blockquote>Aliases for certain integer registers, reflecting their conventional +use by MIPS compilers.<br> +</blockquote> + <b>sp rp up ip np base tos w</b><br> +<blockquote>Aliases for certain integer registers, reflecting their use within +the Forth virtual machine.<br> +sp = $sp , rp=s6 , up=s3 , ip=s5, np=s1 , base=s2, tos=s4, w=t0<br> +</blockquote> +The inconsistent naming (some alias names begin with $ and some don't) is +historical accident - in part it is due to the fact that the names a0, a1, +a2, and a3 conflict with hex numbers.<br> + +<h3><a name="Opcodes"></a>Opcodes</h3> + rs - A register (in load and store instructions, this register is the one +that <br> + rt - A register (in load and store instructions, this register is +the one that receives or supplies the data)<br> + imm - immediate operand<br> + <br> + +<table cellpadding="2" cellspacing="2" border="1"> + <tbody> + <tr> + <th valign="top">Opcodes<br> + </th> + <th valign="top" nowrap="true">Stack Operands<br> + </th> + <th valign="top">Comments<br> + </th> + </tr> + <tr> + <td valign="top">ldl, ldr, lb, lh, lwl, lw, lbu, lhu, lwr, lwu, cache, +ll, lwc1, lwc2, pref, lld, ldc1, ldc2, ld<br> + </td> + <td valign="top" nowrap="true">( rs imm rt -- )<br> + </td> + <td valign="top">Load instructions - rt receives the data<br> + </td> + </tr> + <tr> + <td valign="top">sb, sh, swl, sw, sdl, sdr, swr, sc, swc1, swc2, scd, +sdc1, sdc2, sd<br> + </td> + <td valign="top" nowrap="true">( rt rs imm -- )<br> + </td> + <td valign="top">Store instructions - rt supplies the data<br> + </td> + </tr> + <tr> + <td valign="top">add, addu, sub, subu, and, or, xor, nor, slt, sltu, +dadd, daddu, dsub, dsubu<br> + </td> + <td valign="top" nowrap="true">( rs rt rd -- )<br> + </td> + <td valign="top">Two-operand instructions - rs OP rd -> rd<br> + </td> + </tr> + <tr> + <td valign="top">lui<br> + </td> + <td valign="top" nowrap="true">( imm rt -- )<br> + </td> + <td valign="top">Load upper immediate - (imm << 16) -> rt<br> + </td> + </tr> + <tr> + <td valign="top">sethi<br> + </td> + <td valign="top" nowrap="true">( imm1 rt -- )<br> + </td> + <td valign="top">Alternative form of lui - you specify the actual +immediate value that you want to appear in the register. E.g. h# 0f450000 +$a2 sethi<br> + </td> + </tr> + <tr> + <td valign="top">addi, addiu, slti, sltiu, daddi, daddiu, andi, ori, +xori<br> + </td> + <td valign="top" nowrap="true">( rs imm rt -- )<br> + </td> + <td valign="top">Two-operand immediate instructions - rs OP imm -> +rt<br> + </td> + </tr> + <tr> + <td valign="top">j, jal<br> + </td> + <td valign="top" nowrap="true">( adr -- )<br> + </td> + <td valign="top">Jump/Jump and link to target address adr<br> + </td> + </tr> + <tr> + <td valign="top">sll, srl, sra, dsll, dsrl, dsra, dsll32, dsrl32, +dsra32<br> + </td> + <td valign="top" nowrap="true">( rt imm rd -- )<br> + </td> + <td valign="top">Shift instructions - rt SHIFT imm -> rd<br> + </td> + </tr> + <tr> + <td valign="top">sllv, srlv, srav, dsllv, dsrlv, dsrav<br> + </td> + <td valign="top" nowrap="true">( rt rs rd -- )<br> + </td> + <td valign="top">Variable shift instructions - rt SHIFT rs -> rd<br> + </td> + </tr> + <tr> + <td valign="top">mult, multu, div, divu, dmult, dmultu, ddiv, ddivu, +tge, tgeu, tlt, tltu, teq, tne<br> + </td> + <td valign="top" nowrap="true">( rs rt -- )<br> + </td> + <td valign="top">Two-operand instructions with implicit destination +register<br> + </td> + </tr> + <tr> + <td valign="top">mfhi, mthi, mflo, mtlo<br> + </td> + <td valign="top" nowrap="true">( rd -- )<br> + </td> + <td valign="top">Access to HI and LO registers. rd is the source +of destination as appropriate.<br> + </td> + </tr> + <tr> + <td valign="top">beq, bne, beql, bnel<br> + </td> + <td valign="top" nowrap="true">( adr rs rt -- )<br> + </td> + <td valign="top">Two-operand conditional branches - branch to address +'adr' if rs COND rt<br> + </td> + </tr> + <tr> + <td valign="top">blez, bgtz, blezl, bgtzl, bltz, bgez, bltzl, bgezl, +bltzal, bgezal, bltzall, bgezall<br> + </td> + <td valign="top">( adr rs -- )<br> + </td> + <td valign="top">One operand conditional branches - branch to address +'adr' if COND(rs)<br> + </td> + </tr> + <tr> + <td valign="top">bra, bal</td> + <td valign="top">( adr -- )<br> + </td> + <td valign="top">Branch, branch and link (the former is a special +case of a conditional branch)<br> + </td> + </tr> + <tr> + <td valign="top">bc0f, bc0fl, bc0t, bc0tl, bc1f, bc1fl, bc1t, bc1tl<br> + </td> + <td valign="top">( adr -- )<br> + </td> + <td valign="top">Coprocessor branches<br> + </td> + </tr> + <tr> + <td valign="top">tgei, tgeiu, tlti, tltiu, teqi, tnei<br> + </td> + <td valign="top">( rs imm -- )<br> + </td> + <td valign="top">Trap immediate - trap if rs COND imm<br> + </td> + </tr> + <tr> + <td valign="top">syscall, break, sync, dbreak<br> + </td> + <td valign="top">( -- )<br> + </td> + <td valign="top">Zero-operand instructions<br> + </td> + </tr> + <tr> + <td valign="top">mtdr, mfdr<br> + </td> + <td valign="top">( dbreg rt -)<br> + </td> + <td valign="top">Access to debug registers<br> + </td> + </tr> + <tr> + <td valign="top">single, double, float<br> + </td> + <td valign="top">( -- )<br> + </td> + <td valign="top">Set the mode for subsequent floating point instructions<br> + </td> + </tr> + <tr> + <td valign="top">addf, subf, mulf, divf<br> + </td> + <td valign="top">( fs ft fd -- )<br> + </td> + <td valign="top">Two-operand floating point instructions - fs OP ft +-> fd<br> + </td> + </tr> + <tr> + <td valign="top">sqrt, abs, movf, negf, round.w, trunc.w, ceil.w, +floor.w, cvt.s, cvt.d, cvt.w, cxx<br> + </td> + <td valign="top">( fs fd -- )<br> + </td> + <td valign="top">One-operand floating point instructions - OP(fs) +-> fd<br> + </td> + </tr> + <tr> + <td valign="top">mfc1, cfc1, mtc1, ctc1<br> + </td> + <td valign="top">( fs rt -- )<br> + </td> + <td valign="top">Floating-point coprocessor-register to integer-register +instructions<br> + </td> + </tr> + <tr> + <td valign="top">mfc0, mtc0, dmfc0, dmtc0<br> + </td> + <td valign="top">( cpreg rt -- )<br> + </td> + <td valign="top">System coprocessor-register to integer-register instructions<br> + </td> + </tr> + <tr> + <td valign="top">tlbp, tlbr, tlbwi, tlbwr,eret<br> + </td> + <td valign="top">( -- )<br> + </td> + <td valign="top">TLB and exception instructions<br> + </td> + </tr> + <tr> + <td valign="top">.s, .d, .w<br> + </td> + <td valign="top">( -- )<br> + </td> + <td valign="top">Floating point formats<br> + </td> + </tr> + <tr> + <td valign="top">dset<br> + </td> + <td valign="top" nowrap="true">( low high reg -- )<br> + </td> + <td valign="top">Assemble code to put the 64-bit number low, high +into the register<br> + </td> + </tr> + <tr> + <td valign="top">li, set<br> + </td> + <td valign="top" nowrap="true">( n reg -- )<br> + </td> + <td valign="top">Assemble code to put the 32-bit number n into the +register (li and set are equivalent)<br> + </td> + </tr> + <tr> + <td valign="top">la<br> + </td> + <td valign="top">( adr dst -- )<br> + </td> + <td valign="top">Like li but sets a relocation bit for the Forth dictionary +file.<br> + </td> + </tr> + <tr> + <td valign="top">brif<br> + </td> + <td valign="top">( adr cond -- )<br> + </td> + <td valign="top">Assemble a branch from a conditional constructor +(see below)<br> + </td> + </tr> + <tr> + <td valign="top">=, <><br> + </td> + <td valign="top">( rs rt -- cond )<br> + </td> + <td valign="top">Constructor for two-operand structured conditionals +- rs COND rt<br> + </td> + </tr> + <tr> + <td valign="top">0<=, 0>, 0<, 0>=<br> + </td> + <td valign="top">( rs -- cond )<br> + </td> + <td valign="top">Constructor for one-operand structured conditionals +- COND(rs)<br> + </td> + </tr> + + </tbody> +</table> + +<h3><a name="Structured_Conditionals"></a>Structured Conditionals</h3> +The MIPS assembler includes macros for constructing common flow control structures +without having to make up label names. The structures shown below can be +nested to arbitrary depth.<br> +The easiest way to deal with branch delay slots is just to fill them with +nop's.<br> +In the following examples, the delay-slot instructions are indented the same +as the code <i>preceding</i> their branch instruction, to emphasize that +the delay instruction is logically a part of the preceding code flow. <br> +<br> + +<table cellpadding="2" cellspacing="2" border="1"> + <tbody> + <tr> + <th valign="top" nowrap="true">Usage Form<br> + </th> + <th valign="top" nowrap="true">Example<br> + </th> + <th valign="top" nowrap="true">Equivalent Code<br> +(in noreorder mode) <br> + </th> + <th valign="top">Comments<br> + </th> + </tr> + <tr> + <td valign="top" nowrap="true"><i>cond</i> if .. then<br> + </td> + <td valign="top" nowrap="true"><tt>t3 t4 <> if<br> +nop \ Delay<br> + t3 1 t3 addiu<br> +then</tt><br> + </td> + <td valign="top" nowrap="true"><tt> beq t3,t4,1f<br> + nop<br> + addiu t3,1,t3<br> +1:</tt><br> + </td> + <td valign="top">1) The conditional in this case is "t3 t4 <>", +i.e not equal, which takes two register operands.<br> +2) Note the branch delay slot after the "if"<br> +3) There is no delay slot after "then" because it just marks the target of +a forward branch.<br> + </td> + </tr> + <tr> + <td valign="top" nowrap="true"><i>cond</i> if .. else + .. then<br> + </td> + <td valign="top" nowrap="true"><tt>t2 0> if<br> +$7 0 $4 lw \ Delay<br> + sp -4 sp addiu<br> + $a1 $a3 mult<br> +else<br> + $3 $4 $5 add \ Delay<br> + <br> + $7 4 $4 lw<br> +then<br> + </tt><br> + </td> + <td valign="top" nowrap="true"><tt> blez t2,1f<br> + lw $4,0($7)<br> + addiu $sp,$sp,4<br> + mult $a1,$a3<br> + b 2f<br> + add $3,$4,$5<br> +1:<br> + lw $4,4($7)<br> +2:</tt><br> + </td> + <td valign="top">1) The conditional in this case is "t2 0>", i.e. +t2 greater than zero.<br> +2) Note the branch delay slots after "if" and "else", because of the implicit +branch around the else clause.<br> + </td> + </tr> + <tr> + <td valign="top" nowrap="true">begin .. again<br> + </td> + <td valign="top" nowrap="true"><tt>begin<br> +again<br> + t3 0 t4 lw \ Delay</tt> <br> + </td> + <td valign="top" nowrap="true"><tt>1:<br> + beq $0,$0,1b<br> + lw $t4,0($t4)</tt><br> + </td> + <td valign="top">1) In this infinite-loop example, there are no other +instructions between "begin" and "again". The important work is done in the +delay slot after the unconditional branch that "again" generates. It is of +course possible to put instructions between "begin" and "again"<br> +2) Note that there is no delay slot after "begin", because "begin" does not +generate a branch instruction; it marks the target of a backward branch.<br> + </td> + </tr> + <tr> + <td valign="top" nowrap="true">begin .. <i>cond</i> until<br> + </td> + <td valign="top" nowrap="true"><tt>begin<br> + s0 s1 s1 add<br> + t3 t4 t5 add<br> +t5 t6 = until<br> + nop \ Delay</tt><br> + </td> + <td valign="top" nowrap="true"><tt>1:<br> + add $s1,$s0,$s1<br> + add $t5,$t3,$t4<br> + bne $t5,$t6,1b<br> + nop</tt><br> + </td> + <td valign="top">1) "until" generates a conditional backward branch, +so it has a delay slot<br> +2) "\ Delay" is just a comment to remind you what is happening. It does not +affect the code that is generated.<br> + </td> + </tr> + <tr> + <td valign="top" nowrap="true">begin ..<br> + <i>cond</i> while ...<br> +repeat<br> + </td> + <td valign="top" nowrap="true"><tt>begin<br> + $a0 8 $a1 lw<br> +$a1 $0 <> while<br> + nop \ Delay<br> + $a0 4 $a0 lw<br> +repeat nop \ Delay<br> + </tt> <br> + </td> + <td valign="top" nowrap="true"><tt>1:<br> + lw $a1,8($a0)<br> + beq $a1,$0, 2f<br> + nop<br> + lw $a0,4($a0)<br> + beq $0,$0,1b<br> + nop<br> +2:</tt><br> + </td> + <td valign="top">1) "while" generates a conditional forward branch +past the <br> +"repeat", so it has a delay slot<br> +2) "repeat" generates a conditional backward branch to <br> +"begin", so it has a delay slot<br> +3) Note that the delay instruction can be on the same line as the "repeat" +if you wish. This is generally true; since the assembler syntax is postfix +without any need for "lookahead", line boundaries are irrelevant. You can +put multiple opcodes on one line if you wish.<br> + </td> + </tr> + <tr> + <td valign="top">ahead .. then<br> + </td> + <td valign="top"><tt>ahead<br> +nop \ Delay<br> + 12345 ,<br> + 6789 ,<br> + 3 , <br> +then</tt><br> + </td> + <td valign="top"><tt> beq $0,$0, 1f<br> + nop<br> + .word 12345<br> + .word 6786<br> + .word 3<br> +1:</tt><br> + </td> + <td valign="top">1) "ahead" generates an unconditional forward branch +to "then". It has a delay slot.<br> +2) In this example we are using it to skip some data that we have placed +in-line.<br> +3) The most common use of unconditional forward branches is subsumed by the +"if .. else .. then" construct, so "ahead" is rarely used.<br> + </td> + </tr> + <tr> + <td valign="top" nowrap="true">ahead .. but then<br> + </td> + <td valign="top" nowrap="true"><tt>ahead<br> +t0 0 t1 lw \ Delay<br> +begin<br> + t0 4 t2 lw<br> + t2 t3 t3 add<br> +but then<br> +t1 $0 = until<br> + t1 -1 t1 addiu \ Delay<br> + <br> + </tt><br> + </td> + <td valign="top" nowrap="true"><tt> beq $0,$0,1f<br> + lw $t1,0($t0)<br> +2:<br> + lw $t2,4($t0)<br> + add $t3,$t2,$t3<br> +1:<br> + bne $t1,$0,2b<br> + addiu $t1,$t1,-1</tt><br> + </td> + <td valign="top">This is an advanced usage in which two conditional +constructs ("begin .. until" and "ahead .. then") are not properly +nested. The intention here is to start the loop execution at the test condition +at the end. "ahead .. then" is used to branch forward to the test condition. +The "but" rearranges the assembler's control flow stack so that "then" can +resolve "ahead" without being confused by the intervening "begin".<br> + </td> + </tr> + <tr> + <td valign="top" nowrap="true">begin ..<br> + <i>cond</i> if .. then<br> + <i>cond</i> until<br> + </td> + <td valign="top" nowrap="true"><tt>begin<br> + t0 8 t1 lw<br> + t1 t2 <> if<br> + nop \ Delay<br> + t1 t3 t3 add<br> + then<br> + t1 -5 t1 addiu<br> +t1 0< until<br> + nop \ Delay </tt> + <br> + </td> + <td valign="top" nowrap="true"><tt>1:<br> + lw $t1,8($t0)<br> + beq $t1,$t2,2f<br> + nop<br> + add $t3,$t1,$t3<br> +2:<br> + addiu $t1,$t1,-5<br> + bgez t1,1b<br> + nop</tt><br> + </td> + <td valign="top">This is a straightforward example of well-nested control +structures.<br> + <br> +Note the use of indentation to show the scope of the control flow. Especially +note how the delay slots are indented the same as the code <i>preceding</i> +the branch.<br> + </td> + </tr> + + </tbody> +</table> + +<h3><a name="Local_Labels"></a>Local Labels</h3> + Local (numbered) labels can be used in conjunction with branch instructions +to create control flows that can't easily be represented with the structured +conditionals. These are rarely needed, since the structured conditionals +cover the most common cases, and your code will be easier to understand if +you can express it in terms of those structures.<br> + <br> + +<table cellpadding="2" cellspacing="2" border="1"> + <tbody> + <tr> + <th valign="top">Command<br> + </th> + <th valign="top">Stack Effect<br> + </th> + <th valign="top">Description<br> + </th> + </tr> + <tr> + <td valign="top"><b>l:</b><br> + </td> + <td valign="top">( label# -- )<br> + </td> + <td valign="top">(ell-colon) Create a local label with the given number<br> + </td> + </tr> + <tr> + <td valign="top"><b>f:</b><br> + </td> + <td valign="top">( label# -- adr )<br> + </td> + <td valign="top">Return the address of the next occurrence of the +given local label in the forward direction<br> + </td> + </tr> + <tr> + <td valign="top"><b>b:</b><br> + </td> + <td valign="top">( label# -- adr )<br> + </td> + <td valign="top">Return the address of the next occurrence of the +given local label in the backward direction<br> + </td> + </tr> + + </tbody> +</table> + +<h3><a name="Directives"></a>Directives</h3> +These assembler directives are primarily used to create assembly-language +"dropin modules" that execute on target machines before the Forth execution +environment has been set up.<br> +<br> +<table cellpadding="2" cellspacing="2" border="1"> + <tbody> + <tr> + <th valign="top">Directive<br> + </th> + <th valign="top" nowrap="true">Stack</th> + <th valign="top">Description<br> + </th> + </tr> + <tr> + <td valign="top"><b> start-assembling</b><br> + </td> + <td valign="top" nowrap="true">( -- )<br> + </td> + <td valign="top">Set <b>asm-base</b> to the current address within +Forth data space, thus marking that address as the start of memory that will +later be written to a file. Set <b>asm-origin</b> to 0. Arrange for +the names of any subsequent labels to be stored in a separate memory space. + <br> + </td> + </tr> + <tr> + <td valign="top"><b> end-assembling</b><br> + </td> + <td valign="top" nowrap="true">( -- )<br> + </td> + <td valign="top">Restore labels to their default behavior (i.e. label +names will subsequently be stored in-line in Forth data space rather than +in a separate area).<br> + </td> + </tr> + <tr> + <td valign="top"><b> label</b> <i>newname</i><br> + </td> + <td valign="top" nowrap="true">( -- )<br> + </td> + <td valign="top">Mark the current location in Forth data space so that +later execution of <i>newname</i> will return that address. When executed +within the context of <b>start-assembling .. end-assembling</b> , the label +name will be stored in a separate memory area outside of the Forth data space +(normally, in a Forth dictionary context, the Forth data space consists of +interspersed names and data).<br> + </td> + </tr> + <tr> + <td valign="top"><b>asm-origin</b><b> </b><br> + </td> + <td valign="top" nowrap="true">( -- <i>adr</i> )<br> + </td> + <td valign="top">A Forth <b>value </b>that contains the address within +the target machine's address space that corresponds to the beginning of the +memory marked by <b>start-assembling</b> .The default value, set by <b>start-assembling</b>, +is 0, but it can be changed to an arbitrary value <i>n</i> by executing "<i>n</i> + <b> to asm-origin</b>" . <br> + </td> + </tr> + <tr> + <td valign="top"><b>asm-base</b><b> </b><br> + </td> + <td valign="top" nowrap="true">( -- adr )<br> + </td> + <td valign="top">A Forth value that contains the start address within +the host machines address space of the beginning of the memory marked by + <b>start-assembling</b> .<br> + </td> + </tr> + <tr> + <td valign="top"> <b>pad-to</b><br> + </td> + <td valign="top" nowrap="true">( <i>adr</i> -- )<br> + </td> + <td valign="top">Add 0x0 bytes to memory until the current address +within the target machine's address space is <i>adr</i>. Specifically, ( + <b>here</b> - <b>asm-origin</b> ) = ( <b>adr</b> - <b>asm-origin</b> +) when pad-to completes. Aborts if the current address is already above <i>adr</i> +. <br> + </td> + </tr> + <tr> + <td valign="top"> <b>align-to</b><br> + </td> + <td valign="top" nowrap="true">( <i>n</i> -- )<br> + </td> + <td valign="top">Add 0x0 bytes to memory until the current address +within the target machine's address space is a multiple of <i>n</i> <br> + </td> + </tr> + <tr> + <td valign="top"> <b>assemble-little-endian</b><br> + </td> + <td valign="top" nowrap="true">( -- )<br> + </td> + <td valign="top">Configure the MIPS assembler to generate code in little-endian +byte order. The default is the byte order of the host system.<br> + </td> + </tr> + <tr> + <td valign="top"> <b>assemble-big-endian</b><br> + </td> + <td valign="top" nowrap="true">( -- )<br> + </td> + <td valign="top">Configure the MIPS assembler to generate code in little-endian +byte order. The default is the byte order of the host system.<br> + </td> + </tr> + <tr> + <td valign="top"><b> c$,</b><br> + </td> + <td valign="top" nowrap="true">( adr len -- )<br> + </td> + <td valign="top">Place the bytes from the range <i>adr len</i> into +memory, followed by a null terminator byte (which need not be present in +the source range) and sufficient padding for four-byte alignment. This is +primarily used within the "reset" module to place the names of other dropin +modules in-line within the code.<br> + </td> + </tr> + </tbody> +</table> +.<br> + <br> +<br> +<br> +<br> +<br> +<br> +<br> +<br> +<br> +<br> +<br> +<br> + <br> + <br> + <br> + <br> +</body> +</html>
Added: cpu/mips/atlas/build/makerom =================================================================== --- cpu/mips/atlas/build/makerom (rev 0) +++ cpu/mips/atlas/build/makerom 2009-05-25 20:35:46 UTC (rev 1201) @@ -0,0 +1,4 @@ +#!/bin/sh +build rom +echo Converting to ELF format +./bintoelf -a 0x80200000 -p 8 -l <rom.img >rom.elf
Property changes on: cpu/mips/atlas/build/makerom ___________________________________________________________________ Added: svn:executable + *
Added: cpu/mips/atlas/forthmon.bth =================================================================== --- cpu/mips/atlas/forthmon.bth (rev 0) +++ cpu/mips/atlas/forthmon.bth 2009-05-25 20:35:46 UTC (rev 1201) @@ -0,0 +1,56 @@ +purpose: Load file for ForthMon for MIPS on the Atlas board +copyright: Copyright 2000-2001 FirmWorks All Rights Reserved + +dictionary: ${BP}/cpu/mips/build/tools.dic +command: &mipsfth &dictionary &this +build-now + +\ ' $report-name is include-hook +\ true to stand-init-debug? + +\ true ' fcode-debug? set-config-int-default +\ " com1" ' output-device set-config-string-default +\ " com1" ' input-device set-config-string-default + +fload ${BP}/cpu/mips/ksegaddr.fth +fload ${BP}/cpu/mips/atlas/physaddr.fth +fload ${BP}/cpu/mips/atlas/virtaddr.fth + +: rl@ l@ ; : rl! l! ; +: rw@ w@ ; : rw! w! ; +: rb@ c@ ; : rb! c! ; + +fload ${BP}/cpu/mips/atlas/isaio.fth \ ISA I/O space access +fload ${BP}/dev/diag16550.fth \ Diagnostic driver for serial port +h# 0 is uart-base +d# 3686400 constant uart-clock-frequency + +fload ${BP}/forth/lib/sysuart.fth \ Plug UART routines into key and emit + +h# 1.0000 constant initial-heap-size +fload ${BP}/cpu/mips/boot.fth \ Low-level startup code + +fload ${BP}/fm/lib/dumballo.fth \ Rudimentary memory allocator + +: stand-init-io ( -- ) +[ifdef] stand-init-io + stand-init-io +[then] + install-dumb-alloc + install-uart-io +; +: stand-init ; + +: startup ( -- ) + hex + warning on + only forth also definitions +; + +install-rom-cold + +.( --- Saving forthmon.dic ---) " forthmon.dic" $save-forth cr + +\ \needs to-srecs fload ${BP}/tools/srec2.fth +\ rom-pa rom-entry-pa to-srecs forthmon.dic forthmsr.sr +\ rom-pa rom-entry-pa to-swapped-srecs forthmon.dic forthmsr.ssr
Added: cpu/mips/atlas/isaio.fth =================================================================== --- cpu/mips/atlas/isaio.fth (rev 0) +++ cpu/mips/atlas/isaio.fth 2009-05-25 20:35:46 UTC (rev 1201) @@ -0,0 +1,12 @@ +purpose: Access to ISA IO space for the Atlas board +copyright: Copyright 2000 Firmworks All Rights Reserved + +headers +kseg1 uart-pa + value uart-base + +: pc@ ( offset -- n ) 3 lshift uart-base + rb@ ; +: pc! ( n offset -- ) 3 lshift uart-base + rb! ; +: pw@ ( offset -- n ) 3 lshift uart-base + rw@ ; +: pw! ( n offset -- ) 3 lshift uart-base + rw! ; +: pl@ ( offset -- n ) 3 lshift uart-base + rl@ ; +: pl! ( n offset -- ) 3 lshift uart-base + rl! ;
Added: cpu/mips/atlas/physaddr.fth =================================================================== --- cpu/mips/atlas/physaddr.fth (rev 0) +++ cpu/mips/atlas/physaddr.fth 2009-05-25 20:35:46 UTC (rev 1201) @@ -0,0 +1,36 @@ +purpose: Physical addresses for the Atlas board +copyright: Copyright 2000 FirmWorks All Rights Reserved + +headerless + +h# 0000.0000 constant ram-pa +h# 0800.0000 constant pci-lo0-pa +h# 1800.0000 constant pci-lo1-pa +h# 1c00.0000 constant rom-pa1 +h# 1e00.0000 constant rom-pa0 +h# 1fc0.0000 constant rom-pa +\ h# 1fd0.0000 constant system-controller-specific +\ h# 1fe0.0000 kseg1 + constant bonito-cfg-pa +\ h# 1fe0.0100 kseg1 + constant bonito-reg-pa +\ h# 1fe8.0000 constant pci-cfg-pa +h# 1f00.0000 constant io0-pa +h# 1f00.0900 constant uart-pa + +\ pci-io-pa kseg1 + constant isa-io-base + +h# 0200.0000 constant /ram-bank + +h# 20.0000 constant rom-base +h# 20.0020 constant rom-entry +h# 10.0000 constant /rom +h# 60 constant /resetjmp +rom-base kseg0 + constant rom-pa +rom-entry kseg0 + constant rom-entry-pa +rom-pa /resetjmp + constant dropin-base + +\ Bonito registers +\ h# 18 bonito-reg-pa + constant pcimap_cfg +\ h# 50 bonito-reg-pa + constant pcicachectrl +\ h# 54 bonito-reg-pa + constant pcicachetag + +headers
Added: cpu/mips/atlas/virtaddr.fth =================================================================== --- cpu/mips/atlas/virtaddr.fth (rev 0) +++ cpu/mips/atlas/virtaddr.fth 2009-05-25 20:35:46 UTC (rev 1201) @@ -0,0 +1,12 @@ +purpose: Virtual addresses for the Atlas board +copyright: Copyright 2001 FirmWorks All Rights Reserved + +headerless + +rom-base kseg0 + value fw-virt-base \ 1 meg of mapping space +h# 10.0000 value fw-virt-size + +headers + +\ fw-virt-base fw-virt-size + ' load-base set-config-int-default +0 value load-limit \ Top address of area at load-base (set later)
Added: cpu/mips/basefw.bth =================================================================== --- cpu/mips/basefw.bth (rev 0) +++ cpu/mips/basefw.bth 2009-05-25 20:35:46 UTC (rev 1201) @@ -0,0 +1,143 @@ +purpose: Load file for base firmware - no platform specifics +\ See license at end of file + +dictionary: ${BP}/cpu/mips/build/tools.dic +command: &mipsfth &dictionary &this +build-now + +\ ' $report-name is include-hook + +create resident-packages +create include-help \ Include help facility + +alias cfill fill +fload ${BP}/ofw/core/ofwcore.fth \ Device tree and other OBP routines +fload ${BP}/ofw/core/ofwfw.fth \ FirmWorks enhancements +fload ${BP}/ofw/core/memops.fth \ Call memory node methods +fload ${BP}/ofw/core/mmuops.fth \ Call MMU node methods + +fload ${BP}/cpu/mips/traps.fth \ Exception handlers +fload ${BP}/cpu/mips/r4000cp0.fth \ Coprocessor 0 registers +fload ${BP}/cpu/mips/getms.fth \ Timer access + +fload ${BP}/cpu/mips/centry.fth \ Low-level client entry and exit + +fload ${BP}/ofw/confvar/loadcv.fth \ Configuration variables +fload ${BP}/ofw/core/silentmd.fth \ NVRAM variable silent-mode? + +fload ${BP}/ofw/termemu/loadfb.fth \ Frame buffer support +fload ${BP}/ofw/termemu/difont.fth \ Get font from a dropin module + +fload ${BP}/ofw/termemu/fb8-ops.fth \ 8-bit frame buffer primitives +\ fload ${BP}/cpu/mips/fb8-ops.fth \ 8-bit frame buffer primitives + +fload ${BP}/ofw/gui/alert.fth \ Basic dialogs and alerts +fload ${BP}/dev/stringio.fth \ Output diversion + +fload ${BP}/ofw/core/loadmore.fth \ Load additional core stuff + +fload ${BP}/ofw/inet/loadtftp.fth \ Trivial File Transfer Protocol pkg. + +\ fload ${BP}/pkg/loadpkg.fth \ Load support packages +\ fload ${BP}/pkg/inet/loadtcp.fth \ TCP extensions + +fload ${BP}/cpu/mips/catchexc.fth \ Exception handler +fload ${BP}/cpu/mips/forthint.fth \ Alarm handler + +fload ${BP}/cpu/mips/regacc.fth \ Register access words + +fload ${BP}/ofw/fcode/loadfcod.fth \ S Fcode interpreter + +fload ${BP}/ofw/fcode/regcodes.fth \ Register access words +fload ${BP}/ofw/fcode/extcodes.fth \ Firmworks extension FCodes + +fload ${BP}/ofw/core/initprog.fth \ FCode and Forth source load formats + +fload ${BP}/ofw/core/infltdi.fth \ Support for compressed dropin drivers + +h# 8010.0000 constant inflater-base +0 0 2value old-inflater +: mips-get-inflater ( -- ) + (get-inflater) + inflater to old-inflater + inflater inflater-base swap 2dup to inflater move + inflater sync-cache +; +' mips-get-inflater to get-inflater + +: mips-release-inflater ( -- ) + old-inflater free-mem +; +' mips-release-inflater to release-inflater + +fload ${BP}/cpu/mips/initpgm.fth \ Basic boot handler + +[ifdef] resident-packages +support-package: fat-file-system + fload ${BP}/ofw/fs/fatfs/loadpkg.fth \ FAT file system reader +end-support-package + +support-package: iso9660-file-system + fload ${BP}/ofw/fs/cdfs/loadpkg.fth \ ISO 9660 CD-ROM file system reader +end-support-package + +support-package: disk-label + fload ${BP}/ofw/disklabel/loadpkg.fth \ Disk label package +end-support-package +[then] + +[ifdef] resident-packages +fload ${BP}/ofw/fs/fatfs/fdisk2.fth \ Partition map administration +[else] +autoload: fdisk2.fth +defines: $.partitions +defines: .partitions +\ defines: init-nt-disk +defines: $partition +[then] + +fload ${BP}/fm/lib/pattern.fth \ Text string pattern matching +fload ${BP}/ofw/core/filecmds.fth \ File commands: dir, del, ren, etc. + +: ldump (s adr len -- ) + base @ >r hex + bounds ?do + i 8 u.r ." : " i h# 10 bounds do + i l@ 8 u.r space space + /l +loop + i h# 10 bounds do + i c@ dup bl h# 80 within if emit else drop ." ." then + loop + cr + exit? (?leave) + h# 10 +loop + r> base ! +; + +[ifndef] no-heads +.( --- Saving basefw.dic --- ) cr "" basefw.dic save-forth +[then] + +\ LICENSE_BEGIN +\ Copyright (c) 2009 FirmWorks +\ +\ Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining +\ a copy of this software and associated documentation files (the +\ "Software"), to deal in the Software without restriction, including +\ without limitation the rights to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, +\ distribute, sublicense, and/or sell copies of the Software, and to +\ permit persons to whom the Software is furnished to do so, subject to +\ the following conditions: +\ +\ The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be +\ included in all copies or substantial portions of the Software. +\ +\ THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED "AS IS", WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, +\ EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF +\ MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND +\ NONINFRINGEMENT. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE +\ LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION +\ OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM, OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION +\ WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE SOFTWARE. +\ +\ LICENSE_END
Added: cpu/mips/bonito/bonito.fth =================================================================== --- cpu/mips/bonito/bonito.fth (rev 0) +++ cpu/mips/bonito/bonito.fth 2009-05-25 20:35:46 UTC (rev 1201) @@ -0,0 +1,84 @@ +purpose: Forth words for Bonito +copyright: Copyright 2000-2001 FirmWorks All Rights Reserved + +defer pcicache-wbinv ' 2drop to pcicache-wbinv +defer pcicache-inv ' 2drop to pcicache-inv + +: bonito-iobc-cmd! ( cmd line -- ) + ( cmd ) ( line ) 3 << or dup pcicachectrl ! + dup h# 20 or pcicachectrl ! + begin pcicachectrl @ h# 20 and 0= until + pcicachectrl ! +; + +: bonito-iobc-range ( pa size cmd -- ) + over 0= if 3drop exit then + rot h# 1fff.ffff and rot over + rot + 4 0 do ( pa top cmd ) + 2 i bonito-iobc-cmd! ( pa top cmd ) \ Read tag + pcicachetag @ dup h# 0100.0000 and if + h# 00ff.ffff and 5 << ( pa top cmd tag ) + 2 pick over > ( pa top cmd tag flag ) + swap h# 20 + 4 pick > and ( pa top cmd flag ) + if dup i bonito-iobc-cmd! then ( pa size cmd ) \ Write-back & invalidate + else + drop ( pa size cmd ) + then + loop 3drop +; + +: bonito-iobc-wbinv-all ( -- ) + 4 0 do + 2 i bonito-iobc-cmd! + pcicachetag @ h# 0100.0000 and if + 1 i bonito-iobc-cmd! + then + loop + 3 0 bonito-iobc-cmd! \ Flush write queue +; + +: bonito-iobc-wbinv ( pa size -- ) + 1 bonito-iobc-range \ Write-back & invalidate range + 3 0 bonito-iobc-cmd! \ Flush write queue +; +' bonito-iobc-wbinv to pcicache-wbinv + +: bonito-iobc-inv-all ( -- ) + 4 0 do + 2 i bonito-iobc-cmd! + pcicachetag @ h# 0100.0000 and if + 0 i bonito-iobc-cmd! + then + loop +; +: bonito-iobc-inv ( pa size -- ) + 0 bonito-iobc-range \ Invalidate range +; +' bonito-iobc-inv to pcicache-inv + +: bonito-iobc-dump ( -- ) + 4 0 do + 2 i bonito-iobc-cmd! + pcicachetag @ + i u. dup u. h# ff.ffff and 5 << u. cr + loop +; + +: init-bonito ( -- ) + h# 0000.0800 h# 0c bonito-cfg-pa + w! + h# 0000.0000 h# 10 bonito-cfg-pa + l! + h# 2000.0000 h# 14 bonito-cfg-pa + l! + h# 1000.0000 h# 18 bonito-cfg-pa + l! + + h# 0004.6144 pcimap l! + h# 0000.2c0f intedge l! + h# 6400.0000 intsteer l! + h# 6600.0000 intpol l! + h# 0004.21cf intenset l! + h# 1a41.fd1f intenclr l! +; + +stand-init: Initialize Bonito + init-bonito + bonito-iobc-inv-all +;
Added: cpu/mips/bonito/devalias.fth =================================================================== --- cpu/mips/bonito/devalias.fth (rev 0) +++ cpu/mips/bonito/devalias.fth 2009-05-25 20:35:46 UTC (rev 1201) @@ -0,0 +1,7 @@ +devalias com1 /isa/serial@i3f8 +devalias com2 /isa/serial@i2f8 +devalias mouse /mouse +devalias net /ethernet +devalias disk /isa/ide/disk@0 +devalias c /isa/ide/disk@0 +devalias d /isa/ide/disk@1
Added: cpu/mips/bonito/devices.fth =================================================================== --- cpu/mips/bonito/devices.fth (rev 0) +++ cpu/mips/bonito/devices.fth 2009-05-25 20:35:46 UTC (rev 1201) @@ -0,0 +1,86 @@ +purpose: Load device drivers for Bonito +copyright: Copyright 2001 Firmworks All Rights Reserved + +hex + +fload ${BP}/cpu/mips/bonito/pcicfg.fth + +0 0 " " " /" begin-package + fload ${BP}/cpu/mips/bonito/mappci.fth \ Map PCI to root + fload ${BP}/dev/pcibus.fth \ Generic PCI bus package + fload ${BP}/cpu/mips/bonito/pcinode.fth \ System-specific words for PCI +end-package +stand-init: PCI host bridge + " /pci" " init" execute-device-method drop +; + +fload ${BP}/dev/pciprobe.fth \ Generic PCI probing + +\ Create the /ISA node in the device tree, and load the ISA bridge code. +\ Usually this includes the dma controller, interrupt controller, and timer. +0 0 " 1c" " /pci" begin-package +fload ${BP}/dev/fw82371.fth \ ISA node +end-package + +fload ${BP}/dev/isa/irq.fth + +support-package: 16550 +fload ${BP}/dev/16550pkg/16550.fth \ Serial port support package +end-support-package + +\ Super I/O support. +\ Usually includes serial, parallel, floppy, and keyboard. +\ The 87308 also has gpio and power control functions. +fload ${BP}/dev/pc87307.fth \ SuperI/O + +0 0 dropin-base <# u#s u#> " /" begin-package + " flash" device-name + + /rom value /device + my-address my-space /device reg + fload ${BP}/dev/flashpkg.fth +end-package + +" rom" dropin-base <# u#s " /flash@" hold$ u#> $devalias + +fload ${BP}/dev/flashpkg.fth +fload ${BP}/dev/amd29fxx.fth \ Low-level FLASH programming driver +fload ${BP}/dev/at29c020.fth \ Low-level FLASH programming driver +fload ${BP}/cpu/mips/bonito/flash.fth \ Platform-specific FLASH interface + +dev /rtc + fload ${BP}/cpu/mips/bonito/nvram.fth +device-end + +stand-init: NVRAM + " /rtc" open-dev to nvram-node + nvram-node 0= if + ." The configuration EEPROM is not working" cr + then + ['] init-config-vars catch drop +; + +0 0 ide0-pa <# u#s u#> " /" begin-package + fload ${BP}/dev/ide/bonito.fth + fload ${BP}/dev/ide/onelevel.fth +end-package + +h# f800 constant ide-dma-bar + +0 0 " i1f0" " /isa" begin-package \ Master IDE + create include-secondary-ide + fload ${BP}/dev/ide/isaintf.fth + fload ${BP}/dev/ide/generic.fth + 2 to max#drives + fload ${BP}/dev/ide/onelevel.fth +end-package + +: init-ide ( -- ) + ide-dma-bar h# e120 config-l! \ Set I/O port + h# 8022 h# e140 config-w! \ Enable master IDE decoding + h# 8022 h# e142 config-w! \ Enable secondary IDE decoding + h# 5 h# e104 config-w! \ Enable I/O and bus mastering +; +stand-init: Enable IDE on Algorithmics + init-ide +;
Added: cpu/mips/bonito/excption.fth =================================================================== --- cpu/mips/bonito/excption.fth (rev 0) +++ cpu/mips/bonito/excption.fth 2009-05-25 20:35:46 UTC (rev 1201) @@ -0,0 +1,83 @@ +purpose: Exception handlers +copyright: Copyright 2001 FirmWorks All Rights Reserved + +headers +hex + +defer exception-hook ' noop to exception-hook + +: .dis1 ( addr -- ) [ also disassembler ] pc l! [ previous ] dis1 ; + +: .epc ( -- ) + epc@ + cause@ h# 8000.0000 and if la1+ then + .dis1 +; + +: .badvaddr ( -- ) + ." Bad virtual address = " badvaddr@ u. cr reset-all +; + +: (exception-handler) ( exception# -- ) + base @ >r hex + exception-hook + dup (.exception) + .epc + case + 4 of .badvaddr endof + 5 of .badvaddr endof + endcase + r> base ! +; +' (exception-handler) to dispatch-exceptions + +: ?report ( char -- ) + " isa-io-base d# 16 >> t0 lui" evaluate + " begin t0 h# 3fd t1 lbu t1 h# 20 t1 andi t1 0 <> until nop" evaluate + ( char ) " t1 set t1 t0 h# 3f8 sb " evaluate +; + +label (tlb-handler) + carret ?report linefeed ?report + ascii T ?report ascii L ?report ascii B ?report bl ?report + ascii R ?report ascii e ?report ascii f ?report ascii i ?report + ascii l ?report ascii l ?report bl ?report + ascii E ?report ascii x ?report ascii c ?report ascii e ?report + ascii p ?report ascii t ?report ascii i ?report ascii o ?report + ascii n ?report + carret ?report linefeed ?report + begin again + nop +end-code +' (tlb-handler) to tlb-handler + +label (xtlb-handler) + carret ?report linefeed ?report + ascii X ?report ascii T ?report ascii L ?report ascii B ?report bl ?report + ascii R ?report ascii e ?report ascii f ?report ascii i ?report + ascii l ?report ascii l ?report bl ?report + ascii E ?report ascii x ?report ascii c ?report ascii e ?report + ascii p ?report ascii t ?report ascii i ?report ascii o ?report + ascii n ?report + carret ?report linefeed ?report + begin again + nop +end-code +' (xtlb-handler) to xtlb-handler + +label (cache-handler) + carret ?report linefeed ?report + ascii C ?report ascii a ?report ascii c ?report ascii h ?report + ascii e ?report bl ?report + ascii E ?report ascii r ?report ascii r ?report ascii o ?report + ascii r ?report bl ?report + ascii E ?report ascii x ?report ascii c ?report ascii e ?report + ascii p ?report ascii t ?report ascii i ?report ascii o ?report + ascii n ?report + carret ?report linefeed ?report + begin again + nop +end-code +' (cache-handler) to cache-handler + +headers
Added: cpu/mips/bonito/flash.fth =================================================================== --- cpu/mips/bonito/flash.fth (rev 0) +++ cpu/mips/bonito/flash.fth 2009-05-25 20:35:46 UTC (rev 1201) @@ -0,0 +1,23 @@ +purpose: Setup for Flash ROM access +copyright: Copyright 1995-2001 Firmworks. All Rights Reserved. + +h# 10.0000 to /flash + +0 value flashbase + +headerless +: (fctl!) ( n a -- ) flashbase + rb! ; ' (fctl!) to fctl! +: (fdata!) ( n a -- ) flashbase + rb! ; ' (fdata!) to fdata! +: (fc@) ( a -- n ) flashbase + rb@ ; ' (fc@) to fc@ + +headers +: open-flash ( -- ) + flashbase 0= if + rom-pa /flash root-map-in to flashbase + then +; +: close-flash ( -- ) + flashbase /flash root-map-out 0 to flashbase +; +' open-flash to enable-flash-writes +
Added: cpu/mips/bonito/forthmon.bth =================================================================== --- cpu/mips/bonito/forthmon.bth (rev 0) +++ cpu/mips/bonito/forthmon.bth 2009-05-25 20:35:46 UTC (rev 1201) @@ -0,0 +1,99 @@ +purpose: Load file for ForthMon for MIPS +copyright: Copyright 2000-2001 FirmWorks All Rights Reserved + +dictionary: ${BP}/cpu/mips/build/basefw.dic +command: &mipsfth &dictionary &this +build-now + +\ ' $report-name is include-hook +true to stand-init-debug? + +true ' fcode-debug? set-config-int-default +" com1" ' output-device set-config-string-default +" com1" ' input-device set-config-string-default + +fload ${BP}/cpu/mips/ksegaddr.fth +fload ${BP}/cpu/mips/bonito/physaddr.fth +fload ${BP}/cpu/mips/bonito/virtaddr.fth + +: rl@ l@ ; : rl! l! ; +: rw@ w@ ; : rw! w! ; +: rb@ c@ ; : rb! c! ; + +fload ${BP}/cpu/mips/bonito/isaio.fth \ ISA I/O space access +fload ${BP}/dev/diag16550.fth \ Diagnostic driver for serial port +h# 3f8 is uart-base +fload ${BP}/forth/lib/sysuart.fth \ Plug UART routines into key and emit +\ ' ukey is diag-key \ Feed UART input to "dl" + +h# 1000 to pagesize +d# 12 to pageshift + +fload ${BP}/cpu/mips/cache.fth \ Cache synchronization/flushing +fload ${BP}/cpu/mips/rootnode.fth \ Root node mapping +dev / + " Algorithmics,P-6032" model + " Algorithmics" encode-string " architecture" property +\ d# 33,333,333 " clock-frequency" integer-property +device-end + +: (cpu-arch ( -- adr len ) + " architecture" ['] root-node get-package-property drop + get-encoded-string +; +' (cpu-arch to cpu-arch + +h# 1.0000 constant initial-heap-size +fload ${BP}/cpu/mips/boot.fth \ Low-level startup code + +\ Memory management services +fload ${BP}/ofw/core/clntmem1.fth \ client services for memory +fload ${BP}/ofw/core/memlist.fth \ Resource list common routines +fload ${BP}/ofw/core/showlist.fth \ Linked list display tool +fload ${BP}/ofw/core/allocph1.fth \ S Physical memory allocator +fload ${BP}/ofw/core/availpm.fth \ Available memory list +fload ${BP}/ofw/core/allocmor.fth \ S Allow alloc-mem to use more memory + +: (initial-heap) ( -- adr len ) sp0 @ ps-size - limit tuck - ; +['] (initial-heap) to initial-heap + +\ fload ${BP}/forth/lib/dumballo.fth \ Rudimentary memory allocator + +variable bank-mask +" Set bank-mask" ?reminder +1 bank-mask ! +fload ${BP}/cpu/mips/probemem.fth \ Memory probing +stand-init: Probing memory + " probe" memory-node @ $call-method +; + +\ File system + +: call32 ; defer .subname +fload ${BP}/ofw/core/allocsym.fth \ Allocate memory for symbol table +fload ${BP}/ofw/core/symcif.fth +fload ${BP}/ofw/core/symdebug.fth +: release-load-area ( boundary-adr -- ) drop ; +fload ${BP}/ofw/elf/elf.fth +fload ${BP}/ofw/elf/elfdebug.fth +' 2drop is elf-map-in + +\ Device Tree + +: stand-init-io ( -- ) +[ifdef] stand-init-io + stand-init-io +[then] +\ install-dumb-alloc + install-uart-io +; + +: startup ( -- ) + hex + warning on + only forth also definitions +; + +install-rom-cold + +.( --- Saving forthmon.dic ---) " forthmon.dic" $save-forth cr
Added: cpu/mips/bonito/fw.bth =================================================================== --- cpu/mips/bonito/fw.bth (rev 0) +++ cpu/mips/bonito/fw.bth 2009-05-25 20:35:46 UTC (rev 1201) @@ -0,0 +1,210 @@ +purpose: Load file for Bonito +copyright: Copyright 2000-2001 FirmWorks All Rights Reserved + +dictionary: ${BP}/fm/cwrapper/mips/build/basefw.dic +command: &mipsfth &dictionary &this +build-now + +create rom-based? +\ create ram-image + +\ ' $report-name is include-hook +true to stand-init-debug? + +false ' auto-boot? set-config-int-default +true ' fcode-debug? set-config-int-default +true ' local-mac-address? set-config-int-default +" com1" ' output-device set-config-string-default +" com1" ' input-device set-config-string-default + +fload ${BP}/cpu/mips/ksegaddr.fth +fload ${BP}/cpu/mips/bonito/physaddr.fth +fload ${BP}/cpu/mips/bonito/virtaddr.fth + +: rl@ l@ ; : rl! l! ; +: rw@ w@ ; : rw! w! ; +: rb@ c@ ; : rb! c! ; + +fload ${BP}/cpu/mips/bonito/isaio.fth \ ISA I/O space access +fload ${BP}/dev/diag16550.fth \ Diagnostic driver for serial port +h# 3f8 is uart-base +fload ${BP}/os/stand/sysuart.fth \ Plug UART routines into key and emit +\ ' ukey is diag-key \ Feed UART input to "dl" + +h# 1000 to pagesize +d# 12 to pageshift + +fload ${BP}/cpu/mips/cache.fth \ Cache synchronization/flushing +fload ${BP}/cpu/mips/bonito/bonito.fth \ IOBC synchronization/flushing +fload ${BP}/cpu/mips/bonito/rootnode.fth \ Root node mapping +dev / + " Algorithmics,P-6032" model + " Algorithmics" encode-string " architecture" property +\ d# 33,333,333 " clock-frequency" integer-property +device-end + +: (cpu-arch ( -- adr len ) + " architecture" ['] root-node get-package-property drop + get-encoded-string +; +' (cpu-arch to cpu-arch + +h# 1.0000 constant initial-heap-size +fload ${BP}/cpu/mips/boot.fth \ Low-level startup code + +[ifdef] notyet +0 config-int next-xid +stand-init: Next xid + next-xid h# 10.0000 + dup to next-xid to rpc-xid +; +[then] + +\ Memory management services +[ifdef] virtual-mode +fload ${BP}/ofw/core/clntmem1.fth \ client services for memory +[else] +fload ${BP}/ofw/core/clntphy1.fth \ client services for memory +[then] +fload ${BP}/ofw/core/memlist.fth \ Resource list common routines +fload ${BP}/ofw/core/showlist.fth \ Linked list display tool +fload ${BP}/ofw/core/allocph1.fth \ S Physical memory allocator +fload ${BP}/ofw/core/availpm.fth \ Available memory list +fload ${BP}/ofw/core/allocmor.fth \ S Allow alloc-mem to use more memory + +: (initial-heap) ( -- adr len ) sp0 @ ps-size - limit tuck - ; +['] (initial-heap) to initial-heap + +\ fload ${BP}/fm/lib/dumballo.fth \ Rudimentary memory allocator + +variable bank-mask +" Set bank-mask" ?reminder +1 bank-mask ! +fload ${BP}/cpu/mips/probemem.fth \ Memory probing +stand-init: Probing memory + " probe" memory-node @ $call-method +; + +\ Load file format handlers + +: call32 ; defer .subname +fload ${BP}/ofw/core/allocsym.fth \ Allocate memory for symbol table +fload ${BP}/ofw/core/symcif.fth +fload ${BP}/ofw/core/symdebug.fth +: release-load-area ( boundary-adr -- ) drop ; +fload ${BP}/ofw/elf/elf.fth +fload ${BP}/ofw/elf/elfdebug.fth +' 2drop is elf-map-in + +\ File system +fload ${BP}/cpu/mips/zipcrc.fth \ Assembly portion of CRC calculation +fload ${BP}/forth/lib/crc32.fth \ High-level portion of CRC calculation + +fload ${BP}/pkg/fatfs/fdisk2.fth \ Partition map administration + +[ifdef] resident-packages +support-package: fat-file-system + fload ${BP}/ofw/fs/fatfs/loadpkg.fth \ FAT file system reader +end-support-package + +support-package: iso9660-file-system + fload ${BP}/ofw/fs/cdfs/loadpkg.fth \ ISO 9660 CD-ROM file system reader +end-support-package + +support-package: disk-label + fload ${BP}/ofw/disklabel/loadpkg.fth \ Disk label package +end-support-package + +[ifdef] use-ufs +support-package: ufs-file-system + fload ${BP}/ofw/fs/ufs/ufs.fth \ Unix file system +end-support-package +[then] + +support-package: ext2-file-system + fload ${BP}/ofw/fs/ext2fs/ext2fs.fth \ Linux file system +end-support-package + +support-package: dropin-file-system + fload ${BP}/ofw/fs/dropinfs.fth \ Dropin file system +end-support-package + +support-package: nfs + fload ${BP}/ofw/fs/nfs/loadpkg.fth +end-support-package +[then] + +\ Device Tree +fload ${BP}/cpu/mips/bonito/devices.fth +fload ${BP}/cpu/mips/bonito/devalias.fth + +: stand-init-io ( -- ) +[ifdef] stand-init-io + stand-init-io +[then] +\ install-dumb-alloc + install-uart-io +; + +fload ${BP}/cpu/mips/bonito/excption.fth +fload ${BP}/cpu/mips/bonito/intr.fth + +: probe-all ( -- ) + " probe-" do-drop-in + probe-pci + " probe+" do-drop-in +; + +: startup ( -- ) + hex + warning on + only forth also definitions + kseg0 to vector-base + " probe-all" ?type probe-all + " install-alarm" ?type install-alarm + " install-console" ?type install-console +; + +: hello " net:192.168.1.9,|tftpboot|hello,192.168.1.22" boot-load ; +: (linux) " net:192.168.1.9,|tftpboot|vmlinux,192.168.1.22" boot-load ; +: linux (linux) go ; + +: bye ( -- ) + h# 23.0000 intpol l! + bongencfg l@ 4 or bongencfg l! bongencfg l@ drop + begin again +; +' bye to reset-all + +defer linux-argc +: ((linux-argc) ( adr len -- argc ) + 0 >r begin + bl left-parse-string nip 0<> while + r> 1+ >r + repeat 2drop + r> +; +: (linux-argc) ( adr len -- argc ) 2drop 2 ; +' (linux-argc) to linux-argc + +defer linux-argv +: (linux-argv) ( adr len -- 'argv ) + 3 /n * over + dup alloc-mem dup >r + swap erase + r@ 3 na+ r@ na1+ ! + tuck $cstr swap 1+ r@ 3 na+ swap cmove + r> +; +' (linux-argv) to linux-argv + +: linux-setup ( -- ) + disable-interrupts + kseg0 0 sync-cache + boot-file linux-argc to $a0 + boot-file linux-argv to $a1 + 0 to $a2 +; +' linux-setup to go-hook + +install-rom-cold + +.( --- Saving fw.img ...) "" fw.img save-forth cr
Added: cpu/mips/bonito/initbon.fth =================================================================== --- cpu/mips/bonito/initbon.fth (rev 0) +++ cpu/mips/bonito/initbon.fth 2009-05-25 20:35:46 UTC (rev 1201) @@ -0,0 +1,64 @@ +purpose: Initialize Bonito for startup +copyright: Copyright 2001Firmworks All Rights Reserved + +transient +: bonito! ( data bonito-adr -- ) + " t0 set" evaluate + " t1 set" evaluate + " t1 t0 0 sw" evaluate +; +: bonito-clrbits ( bits bonito-adr -- ) + " t0 set" evaluate + " t0 0 t2 lw" evaluate + invert " t1 set" evaluate + " t1 t2 t1 and" evaluate + " t1 t0 0 sw" evaluate +; +: bonito-setbits ( bits bonito-adr -- ) + " t0 set" evaluate + " t0 0 t2 lw" evaluate + " t1 set" evaluate + " t1 t2 t1 or" evaluate + " t1 t0 0 sw" evaluate +; +: delay-ms ( ms -- ) + d# 100.0000 * d# 830 + d# 1660 / " t0 set" evaluate + " begin t0 0 = until t0 -1 t0 addi" evaluate +; +resident + +label init-bonito ( -- ) \ Destroys: t0, t1 and t2 + \ Bonito configuration registers +\ h# 4020 bonponcfg bonito-clrbits \ little endian, enable cfg + h# 4000 bonponcfg bonito-clrbits \ little endian + h# 4040 bongencfg bonito-clrbits \ byte swap + h# 0410 bonponcfg bonito-setbits \ ROMCS0, arbiter + + \ Bonito PCI configuration registers + h# 0600.0000 bonito-cfg-pa h# 08 + bonito! \ class + h# f900.0000 bonito-cfg-pa h# 04 + bonito! \ clear status + h# 0000.0000 bonito-cfg-pa h# 0c + bonito! \ latency timer + h# 0000.0000 bonito-cfg-pa h# 10 + bonito! \ pcibase0 + h# 0000.0000 bonito-cfg-pa h# 14 + bonito! \ pcibase1 + h# 0000.0000 bonito-cfg-pa h# 18 + bonito! \ pcibase2 + h# 0000.0000 bonito-cfg-pa h# 30 + bonito! \ pciexprbase + h# 0000.0000 bonito-cfg-pa h# 3c + bonito! \ pciint + h# 0000.0047 bonito-cfg-pa h# 04 + bonito-setbits \ enable mem and I/O + + \ Bonito configuration registers + h# 9302 bongencfg bonito-setbits \ I/O buffer + h# 0001 bongencfg bonito-clrbits \ disable debug + + \ Reset PCI bus + h# 0000.0020 gpiodata bonito! \ pio_pcireset + h# ffff.ffcf gpioie bonito! \ pio_ie + 1 delay-ms + h# 0000.0020 gpiodata bonito-clrbits + d# 50 delay-ms + + \ Other Bonito registers + h# 16e0 iodevcfg bonito-setbits \ cs + + ra jr nop +end-code +
Added: cpu/mips/bonito/initcom1.fth =================================================================== --- cpu/mips/bonito/initcom1.fth (rev 0) +++ cpu/mips/bonito/initcom1.fth 2009-05-25 20:35:46 UTC (rev 1201) @@ -0,0 +1,23 @@ +purpose: Initialize COM1 for startup messages +copyright: Copyright 2001 Firmworks All Rights Reserved + +transient +: isa-c! ( data isa-adr -- ) \ t0: isa-io-base + swap " t1 set" evaluate + " t1 t0 rot sb" evaluate +; +resident + +\ Initialize the 8250 (or compatible) COM1 serial port. +label init-com1 ( -- ) \ Destroys t0 and t1 + isa-io-base d# 16 >> t0 lui + + \ SIOA + h# 3 h# 3fc isa-c! \ RTS and DTR on + h# 80 h# 3fb isa-c! \ Enable divisor latch + h# c h# 3f8 isa-c! \ Baud rate divisor low - 9600 baud + h# 0 h# 3f9 isa-c! \ Baud rate divisor high - 9600 baud + h# 3 h# 3fb isa-c! \ 8 bits, no parity + + ra jr nop +end-code
Added: cpu/mips/bonito/initsb.fth =================================================================== --- cpu/mips/bonito/initsb.fth (rev 0) +++ cpu/mips/bonito/initsb.fth 2009-05-25 20:35:46 UTC (rev 1201) @@ -0,0 +1,59 @@ +purpose: Initialize SouthBridge for startup messages +copyright: Copyright 2001 Firmworks All Rights Reserved + +h# 1000 constant sb-pci-addr +transient +: config-map ( reg -- ) + pcimap_cfg " t0 set" evaluate + sb-pci-addr " t1 set" evaluate + " t1 t0 0 sw" evaluate + ( reg ) pci-cfg-pa + " t0 set" evaluate +; +: config-l! ( value reg -- ) + config-map + ( value ) " t1 set" evaluate + " t1 t0 0 sw" evaluate +; +: config-w! ( value reg -- ) + config-map + ( value ) " t1 set" evaluate + " t1 t0 0 sh" evaluate +; +: config-b! ( value reg -- ) + config-map + ( value ) " t1 set" evaluate + " t1 t0 0 sb" evaluate +; +: pc@ ( reg -- ) \ t0: isa-io-base + ( reg ) " t0 swap t1 lbu" evaluate +; +: pc! ( data reg -- ) \ t0: isa-io-base + swap " t1 set" evaluate + ( reg ) " t1 t0 rot sb" evaluate +; +resident + +label init-southbridge ( -- ) \ Destroys: t0 and t1 + h# fbfe.c001 h# 0b0 config-l! \ Set ISA mode + h# 0000.0000 h# 04e config-w! \ Disable RTC & KBD chip selects + h# 0000.000d h# 082 config-b! \ Enable PCI 2.1 timing support + h# 0000.00fe h# 069 config-b! \ Set top of memory to 16MB + h# 0000.0000 h# 0cb config-b! \ Disable internal RTC + + smbus-base 1 + h# 390 config-l! \ Set SMB base address + h# 0000.0001 h# 3d2 config-b! \ Enable host controller + h# 0000.0001 h# 304 config-b! \ Enable I/O + + isa-io-base d# 16 >> t0 lui + +[ifdef] notyet + \ Program ISA refresh counter + h# 43 pc@ \ Don't know why pmon code read this write-only reg + h# 74 h# 43 pc! \ Counter 1, r/w 0-7, 8-15, mode 1, binary + h# d6 h# 41 pc! \ Refresh timer + h# 00 h# 41 pc! +[then] + + ra jr nop +end-code +
Added: cpu/mips/bonito/initsio.fth =================================================================== --- cpu/mips/bonito/initsio.fth (rev 0) +++ cpu/mips/bonito/initsio.fth 2009-05-25 20:35:46 UTC (rev 1201) @@ -0,0 +1,23 @@ +purpose: Initialize SuperI/O for startup messages +copyright: Copyright 2001 Firmworks All Rights Reserved + +transient +: sio-c! ( data reg -- ) \ t0: isa-io-base + ( reg ) " t1 set" evaluate + " t1 t0 h# 15c sb" evaluate + ( data ) " t1 set" evaluate + " t1 t0 h# 15d sb" evaluate +; +resident + +label init-sio ( -- ) \ Destroys: t0 and t1 + isa-io-base d# 16 >> t0 lui + + h# 06 h# 07 sio-c! \ Select com1 + h# 03 h# 60 sio-c! \ At port 3f8 + h# f8 h# 61 sio-c! + h# 01 h# 30 sio-c! \ Turn it on + + ra jr nop +end-code +
Added: cpu/mips/bonito/intr.fth =================================================================== --- cpu/mips/bonito/intr.fth (rev 0) +++ cpu/mips/bonito/intr.fth 2009-05-25 20:35:46 UTC (rev 1201) @@ -0,0 +1,19 @@ +purpose: Interrupt handlers +copyright: Copyright 2001 FirmWorks All Rights Reserved + +headers +hex + +: .intr-sw ( intr# -- ) ." Software Interrupt " u. cr ; +: (intr-sw0) ( -- ) 0 .intr-sw ; ' (intr-sw0) to intr-sw0 +: (intr-sw1) ( -- ) 1 .intr-sw ; ' (intr-sw1) to intr-sw1 + +: .intr-hw ( intr# -- ) ." Hardware Interrupt " u. cr ; +' dispatch-interrupt to intr-hw0 +' dispatch-interrupt to intr-hw1 +: (intr-hw2) ( -- ) 2 .intr-hw ; ' (intr-hw2) to intr-hw2 +: (intr-hw3) ( -- ) 3 .intr-hw ; ' (intr-hw3) to intr-hw3 +: (intr-hw4) ( -- ) 4 .intr-hw ; ' (intr-hw4) to intr-hw4 + +headers +
Added: cpu/mips/bonito/isaio.fth =================================================================== --- cpu/mips/bonito/isaio.fth (rev 0) +++ cpu/mips/bonito/isaio.fth 2009-05-25 20:35:46 UTC (rev 1201) @@ -0,0 +1,12 @@ +purpose: Access to ISA IO space +copyright: Copyright 2000 Firmworks All Rights Reserved + +headers +isa-io-base value io-base + +: pc@ ( offset -- n ) io-base + rb@ ; +: pc! ( n offset -- ) io-base + rb! ; +: pw@ ( offset -- n ) io-base + rw@ ; +: pw! ( n offset -- ) io-base + rw! ; +: pl@ ( offset -- n ) io-base + rl@ ; +: pl! ( n offset -- ) io-base + rl! ;
Added: cpu/mips/bonito/mappci.fth =================================================================== --- cpu/mips/bonito/mappci.fth (rev 0) +++ cpu/mips/bonito/mappci.fth 2009-05-25 20:35:46 UTC (rev 1201) @@ -0,0 +1,34 @@ +purpose: PCI physical address mapping to root node +copyright: Copyright 1994-2001 FirmWorks All Rights Reserved + +hex + +headerless + +\ map-pci-phys creates a virtual mapping for the PCI physical address range +\ "paddr io? size", returning its virtual address "vaddr". It does so by +\ first translating the PCI physical base address "paddr io?" to the +\ corresponding physical address in the parent node's address space (which +\ is often the primary system bus address space, but in this case is the +\ VL bus address space), and then calling the parent's "map-in" method. +\ "io?" is false for PCI memory space, true for PCI I/O space. + +: map-pci-phys ( paddr io? phys.hi size -- vaddr ) + -rot 2drop " map-in" $call-parent +; + +\ >pci-devaddr translates the DMA address "parent-devaddr", which is in the +\ parent node's physical address space, to the corresponding DMA address +\ "pci-devaddr" in the PCI physical address space (in PCI memory space; DMA +\ to PCI I/O space is not possible). + +: >pci-devaddr ( parent-devaddr -- pci-devaddr ) h# 0 + ; + +\ pci-devaddr> translates the DMA address "pci-devaddr", which is in the +\ PCI physical address space (in PCI memory space; DMA to PCI I/O space is +\ not possible), to the corresponding DMA address "parent-devaddr" in the +\ parent node's physical address space. + +: pci-devaddr> ( pci-devaddr -- parent-devaddr ) h# 0 - ; +headers +
Added: cpu/mips/bonito/nvram.fth =================================================================== --- cpu/mips/bonito/nvram.fth (rev 0) +++ cpu/mips/bonito/nvram.fth 2009-05-25 20:35:46 UTC (rev 1201) @@ -0,0 +1,51 @@ +purpose: Driver for upper RAM portion of the PC97307 +copyright: Copyright 2001 FirmWorks All Rights Reserved + +d# 128 value /nvram + +0 instance value nvram-ptr + +: nvram-bank-setup ( -- saved-a ) + a rtc@ + dup h# 8f and h# 30 or a rtc! +; +: nvram-bank-restore ( saved-a -- ) a rtc! ; +: upper@ ( offset -- n ) 50 rtc! 53 rtc@ ; +: upper! ( n offset -- ) 50 rtc! 53 rtc! ; + +: nvram@ ( offset -- n ) nvram-bank-setup >r upper@ r> nvram-bank-restore ; +: nvram! ( n offset -- ) nvram-bank-setup >r upper! r> nvram-bank-restore ; +' nvram@ to nv-c@ +' nvram! to nv-c! + +\ headers +: clip-size ( adr len -- len' adr len' ) + nvram-ptr + /nvram min nvram-ptr - ( adr len' ) + tuck +; +: update-ptr ( len' adr -- len' ) + drop dup nvram-ptr + to nvram-ptr +; + +\ external +: seek ( d.offset -- status ) + 0<> over /nvram u> or if drop true exit then \ Seek offset too large + to nvram-ptr + false +; +: read ( adr len -- actual ) + clip-size 0 ?do ( len' adr ) + i nvram-ptr + nvram@ ( len' adr value ) + over i + c! ( len' adr ) + loop ( len' adr ) + update-ptr +; +: write ( adr len -- actual ) + clip-size 0 ?do ( len' adr ) + dup i + c@ ( len' adr value ) + i nvram-ptr + nvram! ( len' adr ) + loop ( len' adr ) + update-ptr ( len' ) +; +: size ( -- d ) /nvram 0 ; +
Added: cpu/mips/bonito/pcicfg.fth =================================================================== --- cpu/mips/bonito/pcicfg.fth (rev 0) +++ cpu/mips/bonito/pcicfg.fth 2009-05-25 20:35:46 UTC (rev 1201) @@ -0,0 +1,32 @@ +purpose: Configuration space access using "configuration mechanism 1" +copyright: Copyright 2001 Firmworks All Rights Reserved + +\ Ostensibly this applies to the PCI bus and thus should be in the PCI node. +\ However, many of the host bridge registers are accessed via this mechanism, +\ so it is convenient to make the configuration access words globally-visible. +\ This mechanism works for several different PCI host bridges. + +headerless + +defer config-map +: config-map-bonito ( config-adr -- port ) + h# 00ff.ffff and dup >r h# 1.0000 < if + \ Type 0 cycle + 1 r@ h# f800 and d# 11 >> << ( idsel ) + r> h# 7ff and or ( type0 ) + lwsplit ( lo hi ) + else + \ Type 1 cycle + r> lwsplit h# 1.0000 or ( lo hi ) + then + pcimap_cfg ! pci-cfg-pa + +; +' config-map-bonito to config-map + +: config-l@ ( config-addr -- l ) config-map rl@ ; +: config-l! ( l config-addr -- ) config-map rl! ; +: config-w@ ( config-addr -- w ) config-map rw@ ; +: config-w! ( w config-addr -- ) config-map rw! ; +: config-b@ ( config-addr -- c ) config-map rb@ ; +: config-b! ( c config-addr -- ) config-map rb! ; +
Added: cpu/mips/bonito/pcinode.fth =================================================================== --- cpu/mips/bonito/pcinode.fth (rev 0) +++ cpu/mips/bonito/pcinode.fth 2009-05-25 20:35:46 UTC (rev 1201) @@ -0,0 +1,79 @@ +purpose: System-specific portions of PCI bus package +copyright: Copyright 2001 Firmworks All Rights Reserved + +: init ( -- ) ; + +d# 33,333,333 " clock-frequency" integer-property + +\ Establish limits for address space allocation + +h# 1000.0000 to first-mem \ 1000.0000 - 1bff.ffff +h# 1c00.0000 to mem-space-top \ Top of area available for PCI memory + +h# 0000.1000 to first-io \ Avoid on-board ISA I/O devices +h# 0000.f000 to io-space-top \ And SouthBridge's SMBUS base address + +\ The phys.hi component of the PCI addresses below indicate the +\ address space type (I/O = 0100.0000, Mem = 0200.0000, etc.) + +\ -----------PCI Address--- --Sys Addr-- ------size----- +\ phys.hi .mid .low phys.hi .hi .lo + +0 0 encode-bytes + 0000.0000 +i 0+i 0+i bfe8.0000 +i 0+i 8.0000 +i \ PCI Cfg + 0100.0000 +i 0+i 0+i bfd0.0000 +i 0+i 0010.0000 +i \ ISA I/O + 0200.0000 +i 0+i 0+i 9000.0000 +i 0+i 0c00.0000 +i \ PCI Mem +" ranges" property + +\ These package methods use the global versions of the configuration +\ access words. + +: config-l@ ( config-addr -- l ) config-l@ ; +: config-l! ( l config-addr -- ) config-l! ; +: config-w@ ( config-addr -- w ) config-w@ ; +: config-w! ( w config-addr -- ) config-w! ; +: config-b@ ( config-addr -- c ) config-b@ ; +: config-b! ( c config-addr -- ) config-b! ; + +fload ${BP}/dev/pci/intmap.fth \ Generic interrupt mapping code + +\ This table describes the wiring of PCI interrupt pins at the PCI slots +\ to ISA IRQs. + +create slot-map +\ Dev# Pin A Pin B Pin C Pin D + 18 c, 0 c, 1 c, 2 c, 3 c, \ PCI slot 2 (P9) + 19 c, 1 c, 2 c, 3 c, 0 c, \ PCI slot 3 (P10) + 1a c, 2 c, 3 c, 0 c, 1 c, \ PCI slot 4 (P11) + 1b c, 2 c, ff c, ff c, ff c, \ Ethernet + 1c c, 0 c, 1 c, 2 c, 3 c, \ South Bridge + 1d c, 3 c, 0 c, 1 c, 2 c, \ PCI slot 1 (P8) + ff c, \ End of list + +h# f800 encode-int \ Mask of implemented slots +" PCI1" encode-string encode+ +" PCI2" encode-string encode+ +" PCI3" encode-string encode+ +" PCI4" encode-string encode+ +" slot-names" property + +also forth definitions +" 1b,1d,18,19,1a" dup config-string pci-probe-list +previous definitions + +warning @ warning off +\ The io-base handling really ought to be in the root node, but +\ that would require more changes than I'm willing to do at present. +: map-out ( vaddr size -- ) + over io-base u>= if 2drop exit then ( vaddr size ) + map-out ( ) +; +warning ! + +: bonito-function-present? ( phys.hi.func -- flag ) + bonito-cfg-pa 6 + dup w@ over w! \ Clear errors + swap " config-l@" $call-self drop + w@ h# 2000 and 0= \ Return true if not Master-Abort +; +' bonito-function-present? to function-present? +
Added: cpu/mips/bonito/physaddr.fth =================================================================== --- cpu/mips/bonito/physaddr.fth (rev 0) +++ cpu/mips/bonito/physaddr.fth 2009-05-25 20:35:46 UTC (rev 1201) @@ -0,0 +1,78 @@ +purpose: Physical addresses for the Bonito +copyright: Copyright 2000 FirmWorks All Rights Reserved + +headerless + +h# 0000.0000 constant ram-pa +h# 1000.0000 constant pci-lo0-pa +h# 1400.0000 constant pci-lo1-pa +h# 1800.0000 constant pci-lo2-pa +h# 1c00.0000 constant rom-pa1 +h# 1f80.0000 constant rom-pa0 +h# 1fc0.0000 constant rom-pa +h# 1fd0.0000 constant pci-io-pa +h# 1fe0.0000 kseg1 + constant bonito-cfg-pa +h# 1fe0.0100 kseg1 + constant bonito-reg-pa +h# 1fe8.0000 kseg1 + constant pci-cfg-pa +h# 1ff0.0000 constant io0-pa +h# 1ff4.0000 constant io1-pa +h# 1ff8.0000 constant io2-pa +h# 1ffc.0000 constant io3-pa + +pci-io-pa kseg1 + constant isa-io-base + +h# 0200.0000 constant /ram-bank + +h# 400 constant /resetjmp +[ifdef] ram-image +h# 20.0000 constant rom-base +h# 10.0000 constant /rom +rom-base kseg0 + constant rom-pa +[else] +0 constant rom-base +h# 8.0000 constant /rom +rom-pa kseg1 + constant rom-pa +[then] +rom-pa /resetjmp + constant dropin-base + +h# f000 constant smbus-base \ offset into isa-io-base + +io2-pa kseg1 + constant ide0-pa +io3-pa kseg1 + constant ide1-pa + +\ Bonito registers +h# 00 bonito-reg-pa + constant bonponcfg +h# 04 bonito-reg-pa + constant bongencfg +h# 08 bonito-reg-pa + constant iodevcfg +h# 0c bonito-reg-pa + constant sdcfg +h# 10 bonito-reg-pa + constant pcimap +h# 14 bonito-reg-pa + constant pcimembasecfg +h# 18 bonito-reg-pa + constant pcimap_cfg +h# 1c bonito-reg-pa + constant gpiodata +h# 20 bonito-reg-pa + constant gpioie +h# 24 bonito-reg-pa + constant intedge +h# 28 bonito-reg-pa + constant intsteer +h# 2c bonito-reg-pa + constant intpol +h# 30 bonito-reg-pa + constant intenset +h# 34 bonito-reg-pa + constant intenclr +h# 38 bonito-reg-pa + constant inten +h# 3c bonito-reg-pa + constant intisr +h# 40 bonito-reg-pa + constant pcimail0 +h# 44 bonito-reg-pa + constant pcimail1 +h# 48 bonito-reg-pa + constant pcimail2 +h# 4c bonito-reg-pa + constant pcimail3 +h# 50 bonito-reg-pa + constant pcicachectrl +h# 54 bonito-reg-pa + constant pcicachetag +h# 58 bonito-reg-pa + constant pcibadaddr +h# 5c bonito-reg-pa + constant pcimstat +h# 100 bonito-reg-pa + constant ldmactrl +h# 100 bonito-reg-pa + constant ldmastat +h# 104 bonito-reg-pa + constant ldmaaddr +h# 108 bonito-reg-pa + constant ldmago +h# 200 bonito-reg-pa + constant copctrl +h# 200 bonito-reg-pa + constant copstat +h# 204 bonito-reg-pa + constant coppaddr +h# 208 bonito-reg-pa + constant copdaddr +h# 20c bonito-reg-pa + constant copgo + +headers
Added: cpu/mips/bonito/report.fth =================================================================== --- cpu/mips/bonito/report.fth (rev 0) +++ cpu/mips/bonito/report.fth 2009-05-25 20:35:46 UTC (rev 1201) @@ -0,0 +1,30 @@ +also forth definitions +[ifdef] debug-reset +: ?report ( char -- ) + " isa-io-base d# 16 >> t0 lui" evaluate + " begin t0 h# 3fd t1 lbu t1 h# 20 t1 andi t1 0 <> until nop" evaluate + ( char ) " t1 set t1 t0 h# 3f8 sb " evaluate +; +[else] +: ?report ( char -- ) drop ; +[then] + +: putbyte ( $a0 -- ) + " $a0 h# f $a0 andi $a0 h# 30 $a0 addi" evaluate + " begin t0 h# 3fd t1 lbu t1 h# 20 t1 andi t1 0 <> until nop" evaluate + " $a0 t0 h# 3f8 sb " evaluate + " begin t0 h# 3fd t1 lbu t1 h# 20 t1 andi t1 0 <> until nop" evaluate +; +: dot ( a0 -- ) + " isa-io-base t0 set $a0 t2 move" evaluate + " t2 d# 28 $a0 srl putbyte" evaluate + " t2 d# 24 $a0 srl putbyte" evaluate + " t2 d# 20 $a0 srl putbyte" evaluate + " t2 d# 16 $a0 srl putbyte" evaluate + " t2 d# 12 $a0 srl putbyte" evaluate + " t2 d# 8 $a0 srl putbyte" evaluate + " t2 d# 4 $a0 srl putbyte" evaluate + " t2 0 $a0 srl putbyte" evaluate +; +previous definitions +
Added: cpu/mips/bonito/reset.bth =================================================================== --- cpu/mips/bonito/reset.bth (rev 0) +++ cpu/mips/bonito/reset.bth 2009-05-25 20:35:46 UTC (rev 1201) @@ -0,0 +1,448 @@ +purpose: Low-level startup code for MIPS +copyright: Copyright 1998-2001 Firmworks All Rights Reserved + +command: &native &this +build-now + +create debug-reset \ Comment out in order to single step under PMON +\ create ram-image \ Comment out to build rom image + +\needs start-assembling fload ${BP}/cpu/mips/asmtools.fth +\needs write-dropin fload ${BP}/forth/lib/mkdropin.fth + +hex + +fload ${BP}/cpu/mips/ksegaddr.fth +fload ${BP}/cpu/mips/bonito/physaddr.fth +fload ${BP}/cpu/mips/bonito/report.fth + +h# 10.0000 constant /fw-memory + +[ifdef] ram-image +rom-base kseg0 + constant bootrom-pa +[else] +rom-pa constant bootrom-pa +[then] + +also forth definitions +: c$, ( adr len -- ) + 1+ here swap note-string dup allot move 4 (align) +; +previous definitions + +also mips-assembler definitions +: $find-dropin, ( adr len -- ) +[ifdef] notdef + tuck 2>r ( len ) + here + 9 + \ 9 = null(1) + call+delay slot(8) + 4 round-up \ pad string end adr to next instr-+ + ( adr-of-find-di ) asm( $0 bgezal )asm \ jump to find-dropin call below | + asm( ra $a0 move )asm \ set string arg for find-dropin | + 2r> c$, \ place string | + " find-dropin bal" evaluate \ and call find routine <----+ + asm( nop )asm +[else] + " find-dropin bal nop" evaluate \ call find routine + c$, \ place string after delay slot +[then] +; +previous definitions + +h# 800e.0000 constant stack-offset +h# 800f.0000 constant workspace-offset +h# 8010.0000 constant inflate-offset + +start-assembling + +/resetjmp h# 20 + to asm-origin \ Skip resetjmp wad and dropin header + +label my-entry +\ **** This is the primary entry point; it will contain a branch instruction +\ that skips a few subroutines and lands at the startup sequence. That +\ branch instruction is patched in below. The entry point for this module +\ is in turn reached from a branch instruction at the beginning of the ROM, +\ which is created by the file arch/dna/resetvec.bth + 0 , \ To be patched later + nop +end-code + +\ This subroutine is used by the startup code. +\ It compares two null-terminated strings, returning zero if they match. +\ Destroys: r2, r3 +label strcmp ( $a0: str1 $a1: str2 -- v0: 0 if match, nonzero if mismatch ) + $a0 t0 move + begin + t0 0 $a2 lbu + $a1 0 $a3 lbu + $a2 $a3 <> if + t0 1 t0 addiu \ (delay) + ra jr + $a3 $a2 v0 sub \ (delay) + then + $a2 0 = until + $a1 1 $a1 addiu \ (delay) + + ra jr + 0 v0 set \ (delay) +end-code + +\ This subroutine is used by the startup code. +\ It searches the ROM for a dropin module whose name field matches the +\ null-terminated string that is at the return address. +\ Destroys: $a0-$a3, t4-t7 +label find-dropin ( -- v0: adr | 0 ) + ra $a0 move \ address of string + begin + ra 0 $a1 lbu \ Get string byte + $a1 0 = until \ Look for null terminator + ra 1 ra addiu \ (delay) Advance to next character + + \ ra now points to the byte after the null character + ra 3 ra addiu \ Round up to longword boundard + 3 invert $at set + ra $at t7 and \ and round + +\ h# 4f424d44 t4 set \ "OBMD" + h# 444d424f t4 set \ "OBMD" little-endian + bootrom-pa /resetjmp + t5 set \ ROM base + (resetjmp wad) + begin + t5 0 t6 lw + t4 t6 = while nop + + strcmp bal \ $a1 = test$, $a0 = sought$ + t5 h# 10 $a1 addiu \ (delay)point to dropin name in header + v0 0 = if nop + t7 jr \ return + t5 v0 move \ (delay) return value is adr of "OBMD" + then + + t5 4 t3 addiu \ offset to size of dropin + t3 1 t0 lwr \ get size of dropin (big-endian) + t3 3 t0 lwr \ get least significant half word + h# ffff t1 set + t0 t1 t6 and + + t3 2 t0 lwl \ get most significant half word + t3 0 t0 lwl + h# ffff.0000 t1 set + t0 t1 t0 and + t0 t6 t6 or + + t6 h# 23 t6 addiu \ add size + header(20) + roundup(3) to + t5 t6 t5 addu \ locate next dropin + 3 invert $at set + repeat + t5 $at t5 and \ (delay) round up + + 0 v0 set \ return value is 0 (failure) + t7 jr \ No more dropins; return + nop +end-code + +\ This subroutine is used by the startup code. +\ It copies n (a2) bytes of memory from src (a1) to dst (a0) +\ Destroys: a0-a3 +label memcpy ( a0: dst a1: src a2: n -- ) + $a0 $a2 $a2 addu \ Ending address + + $a0 $a2 <> if nop + begin + $a1 0 $a3 lbu + $a1 1 $a1 addiu + $a3 $a0 0 sb + $a0 $a2 = until + $a0 1 $a0 addiu \ (delay) + then + + ra jr nop +end-code +here memcpy - constant /memcpy + +\ Flush the VR4300 Data cache for the first time +label init-cache ( -- ) \ Destroys: $a0, $a1 + + \ Temporarily disable parity and CE + d# 12 v0 mfc0 + + h# 2.0000 invert t0 set + t0 v0 t0 and + h# 1.0000 t1 set + t0 t1 t0 or + d# 12 t0 mtc0 + + \ Disable secondary cache + d# 16 t0 mfc0 + h# 103f invert t1 set + t0 t1 t0 and + d# 16 t0 mtc0 + t0 h# 33 t0 ori \ CONFIG, k0=write back + d# 16 t0 mtc0 + nop nop nop nop + + \ load valid virtual addresses into the cache tags + d# 28 $0 mtc0 \ Set CP0 TAGLO register + d# 29 $0 mtc0 \ Set CP0 TAGHI register + + h# 8000.0000 $a0 set + d# 1024 d# 32 * $a1 set + $a0 $a1 $a1 addu \ Add cache size to give end address + + \ Init Icache + begin + $a0 0 h# 8 cache \ Index store tag primary icache + nop + $a0 0 h# 14 cache \ Fill Icache + nop + $a0 0 h# 8 cache \ Index store tag primary icache + nop + $a1 $a0 = until + $a0 d# 32 $a0 addiu \ Icache line size + + \ Init Dcache + h# 8000.0000 $a0 set + d# 1024 d# 32 * $a1 set + $a0 $a1 $a1 addu \ Add cache size to give end address + begin + $a0 0 h# 9 cache \ Index store tag primary dcache + $a1 $a0 = until + $a0 d# 32 $a0 addiu \ Dcache line size + + h# 8000.0000 $a0 set + d# 1024 d# 32 * $a1 set + $a0 $a1 $a1 addu \ Add cache size to give end address + begin + $0 $a0 0 sw \ Zero cache + $a1 $a0 = until + $a0 d# 32 $a0 addiu \ Dcache line size + + h# 8000.0000 $a0 set + d# 1024 d# 32 * $a1 set + $a0 $a1 $a1 addu \ Add cache size to give end address + begin + $a0 0 h# 9 cache \ Index store tag primary dcache + $a1 $a0 = until + $a0 d# 32 $a0 addiu \ Dcache line size + + \ Restore status register + d# 12 v0 mtc0 + + ra jr nop +end-code + +\ Write-back and invalidate the VR4300 data cache. +label flush-dcache ( -- ) \ Destroys: $a0, $a1 + h# 8000.0000 $a1 set + d# 1024 d# 32 * $a0 set + $a1 $a0 $a0 addu \ Add cache size to give end address + + begin +\ d# 28 $0 mtc0 \ Set CP0 TAGLO register + nop + $a1 0 h# 1 cache \ op 0/1(1): index wb&invalidate primary dcache + nop + $a0 $a1 = until + $a1 d# 32 $a1 addiu \ Dcache line size + + ra jr nop +end-code + +\ Invalidate the VR4300 instruction cache. +label invalidate-icache ( -- ) \ Destroys: $a0, $a1 + h# 8000.0000 $a1 set + d# 1024 d# 32 * $a0 set + $a1 $a0 $a0 addu \ Add cache size to give end address + + begin +\ d# 28 $0 mtc0 \ Set CP0 TAGLO register + nop + $a1 0 h# 0 cache \ op 0/0(0): index invalidate primary icache + nop + $a0 $a1 = until + $a1 d# 32 $a1 addiu \ Dcache line size + + ra jr nop +end-code + +label sync-cache ( -- ) \ Destroys: $a0, $a1, $a3 + ra $a3 move + + flush-dcache bal nop + invalidate-icache bal nop + + $a3 jr nop +end-code + +[ifndef] ram-image +fload ${BP}/cpu/mips/bonito/initbon.fth +fload ${BP}/cpu/mips/bonito/initsb.fth +fload ${BP}/cpu/mips/bonito/initsio.fth +fload ${BP}/cpu/mips/bonito/initcom1.fth +[then] + +\ This is the main entry point for this dropin module +label start + +[ifndef] ram-image + \ Jump up to KSEG1 + start asm-base - asm-origin + bootrom-pa + h# 10 + k0 la + k0 jr nop + + \ Initialize CP0 registers + d# 12 v1 mfc0 + h# 2041.0000 v0 li \ SR_BEV, disable parity + v0 v1 v0 or + d# 12 v0 mtc0 \ Set CP0 status register + d# 13 $0 mtc0 \ Set CP0 cause register + d# 18 $0 mtc0 \ Set CP0 WATCHLO register + d# 19 $0 mtc0 \ Set CP0 WATCHHI register + + \ Initialize hardware + init-bonito bal nop + init-southbridge bal nop + init-sio bal nop + init-com1 bal nop +[then] + +carret ?report +linefeed ?report + +ascii A ?report + " start" $find-dropin, \ Assemble call to find-dropin w/literal arg + v0 0 = if + nop +ascii Y ?report + begin again nop + then + + v0 h# 20 v0 addi + v0 ra jalr + nop + + v0 s2 move \ Save RAM top + /fw-memory h# 20 + s0 set \ Compute firmware RAM base address + v0 s0 s0 sub + + init-cache bal nop nop nop nop + +ascii B ?report + " firmware" $find-dropin, \ Assemble call to find-dropin w/literal arg + + v0 0 = if + nop +ascii Z ?report + begin again nop + then + +ascii C ?report + + v0 s1 move \ Save address of firmware dropin + v0 h# c t0 lw \ see if compressed + t0 0 <> if + nop + \ The firmware dropin is compressed, so we load the inflater into RAM + \ and use it to inflate the firmware into RAM + + " inflate" $find-dropin, + +ascii i ?report + + v0 4 t3 addiu \ offset to length of inflater + t3 1 t0 lwr \ get size of dropin (big-endian) + t3 3 t0 lwr \ get least significant half word + h# ffff t1 set + t0 t1 $a2 and + + t3 2 t0 lwl \ get most significant half word + t3 0 t0 lwl + h# ffff.0000 t1 set + t0 t1 t0 and + t0 $a2 $a2 or + + v0 h# 20 $a1 addi \ src: Base addr of inflater code in ROM + inflate-offset $a0 set \ dst: Base address of inflater + memcpy bal \ Copy the inflater + nop + + sync-cache bal + nop + +ascii n ?report + + stack-offset sp set \ stack for inflater + s0 $a1 move \ Firmware RAM address + workspace-offset $a2 set \ Scratch RAM for inflater + inflate-offset t9 set \ RAM address of inflater + s1 h# 20 $a0 addi \ Adr of comp'd bits of firmware dropin + t9 ra jalr \ inflate the firmware + nop + +ascii f ?report begin again + + else + nop + +ascii c ?report + \ The firmware dropin isn't compressed, so we just copy it to RAM +ascii o ?report + + s1 4 t3 addiu \ offset to length of firmware + t3 1 t0 lwr \ get size of dropin (big-endian) + t3 3 t0 lwr \ get least significant half word + h# ffff t1 set + t0 t1 $a2 and + + t3 2 t0 lwl \ get most significant half word + t3 0 t0 lwl + h# ffff.0000 t1 set + t0 t1 t0 and + t0 $a2 $a2 or + + s1 h# 20 $a1 addi \ src: Skip dropin header + s0 $a0 move \ dst: Firmware RAM address + + memcpy bal \ Copy the firmware + nop + +ascii p ?report +ascii y ?report + + then + + sync-cache bal nop + + \ Jump to Forth (prom-cold-code) + s0 h# 20 s0 addiu + s0 $a0 move \ fw-RAM-base + s2 $a1 move \ fw-RAM-size + s0 0 t0 lw \ Read offset of prom-cold-code + s0 t0 s0 addu + + d# 12 t0 mfc0 \ Status + t0 4 t0 andi \ ERL=1 if reset exception + t0 0 = if + nop + s0 jr + nop + else + nop + d# 30 s0 mtc0 nop nop nop nop nop + d# 14 s0 mtc0 nop nop nop nop nop + eret + nop + then + + \ Not reached, in theory + begin again + nop + +end-code + +also mips-assembler +start my-entry put-branch +previous + +end-assembling + +writing reset.di +asm-base here over - 0 " reset" write-dropin +ofd @ fclose
Added: cpu/mips/bonito/resetjmp.bth =================================================================== --- cpu/mips/bonito/resetjmp.bth (rev 0) +++ cpu/mips/bonito/resetjmp.bth 2009-05-25 20:35:46 UTC (rev 1201) @@ -0,0 +1,92 @@ +purpose: Reset vector handler +copyright: Copyright 2000-2001 Firmworks All Rights Reserved + +command: &native &this +build-now + +\needs start-assembling fload ${BP}/cpu/mips/asmtools.fth + +\ The size of this module affects the constant /resetjmp in +\ physaddr.fth. + +create debug-reset + +fload ${BP}/cpu/mips/ksegaddr.fth +fload ${BP}/cpu/mips/bonito/physaddr.fth +fload ${BP}/cpu/mips/bonito/report.fth + +start-assembling + +hex + +label resetvec + \ **** This is the initial entry point (reset vector) for the ROM. + \ It just branches past the following copyright string and past the + \ dropin module header for the "resetvec" dropin module, landing at + \ the entry point for that module. The "resetvec" dropin module + \ must appear in the ROM image right after the image that this file + \ creates. + here /resetjmp + h# 20 + $0 $0 beq + nop + +end-code + + \ This copyright string will appear in the ROM right after the branch + \ instruction. + " Copyright 2001 FirmWorks All Rights Reserved" c$, + + \ Locations 56-5b are reserved for a MAC address, for systems + \ that wish to store the MAC address in the boot ROM instead of + \ in a UID EEPROM. + h# 56 pad-to + h# ff c, h# ff c, h# ff c, h# ff c, h# ff c, h# ff c, + + \ We reserve ROM locations 5c-5f for the PROMICE AI port and place + \ a distinct signature there. If the AI port is present and enabled + \ at those locations, it will overlay the ROM contents, thus allowing + \ the software to determine whether or not the AI port is present. + + \ The signature should be tested at offset 5c+3 (5f), which is the + \ AI port status register. The value d4 is present at both 5c+0 + \ and 5c+3, in case we ever have to handle big-endian systems that + \ byte-swap the ROM in some modes. + + h# 5c pad-to \ Pad to the location reserved for the AI port + h# d4 c, h# 5a c, h# 5b c, h# d4 c, \ Signature distinct from AI port + + h# 200 pad-to +label tlbrefill + ascii T ?report ascii L ?report ascii B ?report + begin again + nop +end-code + + h# 280 pad-to +label xtlbrefill + ascii X ?report ascii T ?report ascii L ?report ascii B ?report + begin again + nop +end-code + + h# 300 pad-to +label cacheerr + ascii C ?report ascii E ?report ascii r ?report ascii r ?report + begin again + nop +end-code + + h# 380 pad-to +label generalexc + ascii G ?report ascii e ?report ascii n ?report + begin again + nop +end-code + + /resetjmp pad-to + \ This module must have a fixed size of /resetjmp + +end-assembling + +writing resetjmp.img +asm-base here over - ofd @ fputs +ofd @ fclose
Added: cpu/mips/bonito/rom.bth =================================================================== --- cpu/mips/bonito/rom.bth (rev 0) +++ cpu/mips/bonito/rom.bth 2009-05-25 20:35:46 UTC (rev 1201) @@ -0,0 +1,31 @@ +purpose: Top-level build script for Bonito ROM +copyright: Copyright 2001 FirmWorks All Rights Reserved + +command: &native &this +in: resetjmp.img +in: reset.di +in: start.di +in: fw.img +in: ${BP}/dev/dec21140/build/comet.fc +in: ${BP}/dev/dec21140/build/netgear.fc +in: ${BP}/dev/kendin/build/ks8723.fc +in: ${BP}/dev/usb/ohci/build/ohci.fc +build-now + +\needs $add-dropin fload ${BP}/tools/mkdropin.fth + +\ Always re-create the builton.fth file when we make a new rom.img +fload ${BP}/arch/mips/builton.bth + +writing rom.img + " resetjmp.img" $add-file \ Branch past initial dropin module header + " reset.di" $add-file + " start.di" $add-file + " fw.img" " firmware" $add-deflated-dropin + " ${BP}/cpu/mips/inflate.img" " inflate" $add-dropin + " builton.fth" " probe-" $add-dropin + " ${BP}/dev/dec21140/build/comet.fc" " pci1317,985" $add-deflated-dropin + " ${BP}/dev/dec21140/build/netgear.fc" " pci11ad,2" $add-deflated-dropin + " ${BP}/dev/kendin/build/ks8723.fc" " pci1186,1002" $add-deflated-dropin + " ${BP}/dev/usb/ohci/build/ohci.fc" " pci1045,c861" $add-deflated-dropin +ofd @ fclose
Added: cpu/mips/bonito/rootnode.fth =================================================================== --- cpu/mips/bonito/rootnode.fth (rev 0) +++ cpu/mips/bonito/rootnode.fth 2009-05-25 20:35:46 UTC (rev 1201) @@ -0,0 +1,128 @@ +purpose: Methods for the root node using Bonito Kseg address translation +copyright: Copyright 1998-2001 Firmworks All Rights Reserved + +: root-map-in ( phys len -- virt ) + " /" " map-in" execute-device-method drop +; +: root-map-out ( virt len -- ) + " /" " map-out" execute-device-method drop +; + +dev / +extend-package + +1 encode-int " #address-cells" property + +0 0 encode-bytes + \ Base address size + h# 8000.0000 encode-int encode+ h# 0200.0000 encode-int encode+ +" dma-ranges" property + +hex +headers + +\ Static methods +: decode-unit ( adr len -- phys ) push-hex $number if 0 then pop-base ; +: encode-unit ( phys -- adr len ) push-hex (u.) pop-base ; + +\ Not-necessarily-static methods +: open ( -- true ) true ; +: close ( -- ) ; + +: map-in ( phys size -- virt ) + drop dup 1000.0000 u< if + bfd0.0000 or + else + dup 8000.0000 u< if h# b000.0000 or then + then +; +: map-out ( virtual size -- ) 2drop ; + +headerless +list: dmalist +listnode + /n field >dma-ua \ address obtained from alloc-mem, unaligned + /n field >dma-aa \ address passed on to caller, cache-line aligned + /n field >dma-len \ original length used to alloc-mem +nodetype: dmanode + +0 dmalist ! +0 dmanode ! +0 value dma-aa + +: dma-aa=? ( node -- aa=? ) + >dma-aa @ dma-aa = +; +: find-dmanode? ( -- prev-node this-node | 0 ) + dmalist ['] dma-aa=? find-node +; +: alloc-dmanode ( -- node ) + dmanode allocate-node dup dmalist last-node insert-after +; +: free-dmanode ( prev -- ) + delete-after dmanode free-node +; + +headers + +\ DMA memory is accessed via kseg1 on a cache line boundary in integral # of cache lines +: dma-alloc ( size -- virt ) + /cache-line + /cache-line round-up dup ( size' size' ) + alloc-mem 2dup swap flush-d$-range ( size ua ) + dup /cache-line round-up kseg1 or ( size ua aa ) + dup >r ( size ua aa ) ( R: aa ) + alloc-dmanode ( size ua aa node ) ( R: aa ) + tuck >dma-aa ! ( size ua node ) ( R: aa ) + tuck >dma-ua ! ( size node ) ( R: aa ) + >dma-len ! ( ) ( R: aa ) + r> +; +: dma-free ( virt size -- ) + over to dma-aa find-dmanode? ?dup if + dup >dma-ua @ swap >dma-len @ free-mem + free-dmanode 2drop + else + free-mem + then +; +: dma-map-in ( virt size cacheable -- devaddr ) + drop 2dup pcicache-wbinv + drop h# 1fff.ffff and +; +: dma-map-out ( virt devaddr size -- ) pcicache-wbinv drop ; +: dma-sync ( virt devaddr size -- ) pcicache-wbinv drop ; +: dma-push ( virt devaddr size -- ) pcicache-inv drop ; +: dma-pull ( virt devaddr size -- ) pcicache-wbinv drop ; + +finish-device + +device-end + +headerless +\ Call this after the system-mac-address is determined, which is typically +\ done near the end of the probing process. +: set-system-id ( -- ) + system-mac-address dup if ( adr 6 ) + " /" find-device ( adr 6 ) + + \ Convert the six bytes of the MAC address into a string of the + \ form 0NNNNNNNNNN, where N is an uppercase hex digit. + push-hex ( adr 6 ) + + <# bounds swap 1- ?do ( ) + i c@ u# u# drop ( ) + -1 +loop ( ) + 0 u# u#> ( adr len ) + + 2dup upper ( adr len ) \ Force upper case + + pop-base ( adr len ) + + encode-string " system-id" property ( ) + + device-end + else + 2drop + then +; +headers
Added: cpu/mips/bonito/start.bth =================================================================== --- cpu/mips/bonito/start.bth (rev 0) +++ cpu/mips/bonito/start.bth 2009-05-25 20:35:46 UTC (rev 1201) @@ -0,0 +1,219 @@ +purpose: Low-level startup code for Bonito +copyright: Copyright 2001 Firmworks. All Rights Reserved. + +command: &native &this +build-now + +\needs start-assembling fload ${BP}/cpu/mips/asmtools.fth +\needs write-dropin fload ${BP}/forth/lib/mkdropin.fth + +create debug-reset +\ create hard-code-memory + +fload ${BP}/cpu/mips/ksegaddr.fth +fload ${BP}/cpu/mips/bonito/physaddr.fth +fload ${BP}/cpu/mips/bonito/report.fth + +start-assembling + +label my-entry + 0 , \ To be patched later + nop +end-code + +label i2creset ( -- ) + ra jr nop +end-code + +label i2cread ( a0: DIMM# a1: reg# -- v0: value ) \ Destroy t0-t3 + smbus-base isa-io-base + t0 set + + $a0 1 t1 sll + t1 h# a1 t1 ori \ DIMM base address and read bit + t1 t0 4 sb + $a1 t0 3 sb \ Command + + h# 48 t1 set \ SMB_START SMB_BDRW + t1 t0 2 sb + + d# 10000 t3 set + begin + t0 0 t1 lbu \ Status + t1 h# 1e t2 andi \ failed, bus_err, dev_err, interrupt, ok + t3 -1 t3 addi + t2 0 <> if + nop 0 t3 set + then + t3 0 = until + nop + + t1 t0 0 sb \ Clear pending errors/interrupts + t1 h# 1c t2 andi + -1 v0 set + t2 0 = if + nop + t0 5 v0 lbu + then + + ra jr nop +end-code + +transient +: nodimm ( -- ) + " nop" evaluate + " 0 v0 set" evaluate + " h# 40 v1 set" evaluate \ BONITO_SDCFG_AABSENT + " $a0 0 <> if nop v1 8 v1 sll then s6 jr nop" evaluate +; +resident + +label size-dimm ( a0: DIMM# -- v0: size v1: shape ) + ra s6 move + + 0 t8 set + 0 t9 set + + 2 $a1 set + i2cread bal nop \ DIMM type + 4 t0 set + v0 t0 <> if nodimm then + + d# 31 $a1 set + i2cread bal nop \ size per side + v0 0 = if nodimm then + v0 d# 22 t8 sll \ multiply by 4 MB + + 3 $a1 set + i2cread bal nop \ # of rows + v0 d# -11 v0 addi + v0 -4 t0 addi + t0 0> if nodimm then + v0 03 v0 andi \ arowbits + t9 v0 t9 or + + 4 $a1 set + i2cread bal nop \ # of columns + v0 -8 v0 addi + v0 -4 t0 addi + t0 0> if nodimm then + v0 02 v0 sll + v0 h# 0c v0 andi \ acolbits + t9 v0 t9 or + + d# 17 $a1 set + i2cread bal nop \ blocks/DRAM + 4 t0 set + v0 t0 = if + nop + t9 h# 10 t9 ori \ abankbit + else + nop + 2 t0 set + v0 t0 <> if nodimm then + then + + 5 $a1 set + i2cread bal nop \ number of sides + 2 t0 set + v0 t0 = if + nop + t9 h# 20 t9 ori \ asides + t8 1 t8 sll \ memory size * 2 + else + nop + 1 t0 set + v0 t0 <> if nodimm then + then + + 6 $a1 set + i2cread bal nop \ width + v0 d# -72 t0 addi + t0 0> if nodimm then + v0 d# -36 t0 addi + t0 0> if + nop + t9 h# 80 t9 ori \ awidth64 + then + + $a0 0 <> if nop t9 8 t9 sll then + t8 v0 move + t9 v1 move + + s6 jr nop +end-code + +label start-memory ( -- v0: RAM size ) + ra s7 move + + i2creset bal nop + +[ifndef] hard-code-memory + \ DIMM 0 + 0 $a0 set + size-dimm bal nop + v0 s0 move + v1 s1 move + + \ DIMM 2 + 1 $a0 set + size-dimm bal nop + s0 v0 s0 add \ s0 = size + s1 v1 s1 or \ s1 = shape +[else] + h# 200.0000 s0 set + h# 4091 s1 set +[then] + + \ Set various bonito registers + bonito-reg-pa t3 set + s1 t3 h# 0c sw \ sdcfg + + s0 0 = if + nop + h# 20.0000 s0 set \ Always assume at least 4MB + then + + 0 t1 set \ accumulate pcimembasecfg settings + + \ Set bar0 mask and translation to point to SDRAM + $0 s0 t0 subu + t0 d# 23 t0 srl + t0 h# 1f t0 andi + t1 t0 t1 or + t1 h# 400 t1 ori \ cached + + \ Set bar1 to minimum size to conserve PCI space + -1 t0 set + t0 d# 11 t0 srl + h# 1.f000 t2 set + t0 t2 t0 and + t1 t0 t1 or + h# 40.0000 t2 set + t1 t2 t1 or + + t1 t3 h# 14 sw \ pcimembasecfg + + \ Enable configuration cycles now + t3 h# 00 t0 lw + h# 20 invert t1 set + t0 t1 t0 and + t0 t3 h# 00 sw + + \ Return to reset dropin + kseg0 t0 set + s0 t0 v0 add + + s7 jr + nop + +end-code + +also mips-assembler +start-memory my-entry put-branch +previous + +end-assembling + +writing start.di +asm-base here over - 0 " start" write-dropin +ofd @ fclose
Added: cpu/mips/bonito/virtaddr.fth =================================================================== --- cpu/mips/bonito/virtaddr.fth (rev 0) +++ cpu/mips/bonito/virtaddr.fth 2009-05-25 20:35:46 UTC (rev 1201) @@ -0,0 +1,20 @@ +purpose: Virtual addresses for Bonito +copyright: Copyright 2001 FirmWorks All Rights Reserved + +headerless + +[ifdef] ram-image +rom-base kseg0 + value fw-virt-base \ 1 meg of mapping space +[else] +0 value fw-virt-base \ Setup later after we know the memory size +[then] +h# 10.0000 value fw-virt-size + +headers + +[ifdef] ram-image +fw-virt-base fw-virt-size + ' load-base set-config-int-default +[else] +kseg0 h# 20.0000 + ' load-base set-config-int-default +[then] +0 value load-limit \ Top address of area at load-base (set later)
Added: cpu/mips/boot.fth =================================================================== --- cpu/mips/boot.fth (rev 0) +++ cpu/mips/boot.fth 2009-05-25 20:35:46 UTC (rev 1201) @@ -0,0 +1,183 @@ +\ See license at end of file +purpose: Low-level startup code for MIPS + +\ boot.fth -- Version for running Forth on Q-system + +headers + +\ Boot code (cold start). The cold start code is executed +\ when Forth is initially started. Its job is to initialize the Forth +\ virtual machine registers. + +\ r: cause of entry (could = xir-magic) +\ %i6: base of physical memory (is it phys or virt?) +\ %i7: size of physical memory + +\ MAJC entry assumption: code has been placed where loader wanted it; +\ Loader passes in physical address of base of ram to use as RAM in r8, +\ top of RAM in r9 + +headerless +defer rom-init-io +headers \ Debugging is difficult if rom-init-environment is headerless +defer rom-init-environment +headerless +defer rom-cold-hook + +: rom-cold (s -- ) + hex + rom-init-io \ Memory allocator and character I/O + do-init \ Kernel + + stand-init-debug? case + -1 of + cr ." Type 'i' to interrupt stand-init sequence" cr + d# 500 ms + key? if key drop ." Interacting" cr interact then + endof + 1 of + ." Interacting" cr interact + endof + endcase + + ['] rom-init-environment guarded \ Environmental dependencies + ['] rom-cold-hook guarded \ Open Firmware final startup + + title + quit +; + +: abs-jal ( adr -- ) + 2 >> h# 3ff.ffff land h# 0c00.0000 or , +; + +label rom-cold-code ( a0: fw-RAM-base a1: fw-RAM-size -- ) + + \ Find the base address +[ifndef] rom-based? + h# 81f0.0000 $a0 set \ Load address + h# 8200.0000 $a1 set \ FW RAMtop +[then] + here 8 + bal + + here origin - 4 + base set \ base = relative address of this instruction + ra base base subu \ Base address of Forth kernel + + \ Copy the initial contents of the user area to their final positions + + \ Get the address of the initial contents of the user area + base h# -20 t4 addi \ Address of dictionary file header + ( base ) t4 d# 1 4* t1 lw \ Size of initial dictionary + base t1 t1 addu \ Address of user area image + + user-size t0 set + $a1 t0 up subu \ RAM address of user area + ( base ) t4 d# 2 4* t2 lw \ Size of user area image + + 'body main-task t3 set \ Allow the exception handler to find the + base t3 t3 addu \ user area by storing the address of the + up t3 put \ main user area in the "constant" main-task + + \ Copy the initial User Area image to the RAM copy + begin + t2 -4 t2 addi + t1 t2 t3 addu + t3 t3 get + up t2 t5 addu + t3 t5 put + t2 0 = until + nop + + t4 0 t4 lb \ Get first byte of header + h# 10 $at li \ Most significant byte of "branch" instruction + t4 $at <> if + $0 t4 move \ Delay - set flag to 0 (big-endian) + $0 -1 t4 addiu \ Set flag to -1 (little-endian) + then + t4 'user in-little-endian? sw + + \ The User Area is now initialized + $a1 'user memtop sw \ Set memtop + up 'user up0 sw \ Set the up0 user variable + up rp move \ Set return stack pointer + rp 'user rp0 sw \ Set the rp0 user variable + rp rs-size negate sp addi \ Set data stack pointer + sp 'user sp0 sw \ Set the sp0 user variable + sp ps-size negate t3 addi \ Compute limit + sp /n sp addi \ Account for the top of stack register + + t3 initial-heap-size negate t3 addi \ Less heap + t3 'user limit sw \ Set the limit user variable + +[ifdef] global-dictionary + 'body dp t5 set + base t5 t5 addu + t1 t5 put \ Set dp +[else] + t1 'user dp sw \ Set the dp user variable +[then] + + \ Clear return stack area + rp rs-size negate rp addi + rs-size t0 set + t1 t1 t1 xor + begin + t0 -4 t0 addi + t1 rp put + t0 0 = until + nop + rp rs-size rp addi + + \ Enter Forth + np@ origin- np set + np base np addu + + 'body rom-cold ip set + ip base ip addu +c; + +[ifndef] rom-based? +: put-jump ( target-adr branch-adr -- ) + tuck ( 4 - ) - rom-base + h# 20 + 2/ 2/ h# 03ff.ffff and + h# 0800.0000 or + swap ! +; +[then] + +: install-rom-cold ( -- ) + " stand-init-io" $find-name is rom-init-io + " stand-init" $find-name is rom-init-environment + " startup" $find-name is rom-cold-hook + +[ifdef] rom-based? + rom-cold-code origin- origin ! +[else] + rom-cold-code origin put-jump +[then] +; + +headers + +\ LICENSE_BEGIN +\ Copyright (c) 2009 FirmWorks +\ +\ Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining +\ a copy of this software and associated documentation files (the +\ "Software"), to deal in the Software without restriction, including +\ without limitation the rights to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, +\ distribute, sublicense, and/or sell copies of the Software, and to +\ permit persons to whom the Software is furnished to do so, subject to +\ the following conditions: +\ +\ The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be +\ included in all copies or substantial portions of the Software. +\ +\ THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED "AS IS", WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, +\ EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF +\ MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND +\ NONINFRINGEMENT. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE +\ LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION +\ OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM, OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION +\ WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE SOFTWARE. +\ +\ LICENSE_END
Added: cpu/mips/broadcom/avx/68kio.fth =================================================================== --- cpu/mips/broadcom/avx/68kio.fth (rev 0) +++ cpu/mips/broadcom/avx/68kio.fth 2009-05-25 20:35:46 UTC (rev 1201) @@ -0,0 +1,12 @@ +purpose: Access to 68K IO space +copyright: Copyright 2001 Firmworks All Rights Reserved + +headers +68k-io-base value io-base + +: pc@ ( offset -- n ) io-base + rb@ ; +: pc! ( n offset -- ) io-base + rb! ; +: pw@ ( offset -- n ) io-base + rw@ ; +: pw! ( n offset -- ) io-base + rw! ; +: pl@ ( offset -- n ) io-base + rl@ ; +: pl! ( n offset -- ) io-base + rl! ;
Added: cpu/mips/broadcom/avx/bcuart.fth =================================================================== --- cpu/mips/broadcom/avx/bcuart.fth (rev 0) +++ cpu/mips/broadcom/avx/bcuart.fth 2009-05-25 20:35:46 UTC (rev 1201) @@ -0,0 +1,21 @@ +purpose: Diagnostic (before console installation) access to serial port +copyright: Copyright 2001 Firmworks All Rights Reserved + +headerless + +: uart@ ( reg# -- byte ) uart-base + c@ ; \ Read from a UART register +: uart! ( byte reg# -- ) uart-base + c! ; \ Write to a UART register + +: baud ( baud-rate -- ) drop ; + +: inituarts ( -- ) +; + +: ukey? ( -- flag ) 3 uart@ 4 and 0<> ; \ Test for rcv character +: uemit? ( -- flag ) 5 uart@ 1 and 0<> ; \ Test for xmit ready +: ubreak? ( -- flag ) false ; +: clear-break ( -- ) ; + +: ukey ( -- char ) begin ukey? until 2 uart@ ; \ Receive a character +: uemit ( char -- ) begin uemit? until 4 uart! ; \ Transmit a character +headers
Added: cpu/mips/broadcom/avx/boot.fth =================================================================== --- cpu/mips/broadcom/avx/boot.fth (rev 0) +++ cpu/mips/broadcom/avx/boot.fth 2009-05-25 20:35:46 UTC (rev 1201) @@ -0,0 +1,198 @@ +purpose: Low-level startup code for MIPS +copyright: Copyright 2000-2001, FirmWorks. All Rights Reserved. + +\ boot.fth -- Version for running Forth on Q-system + +headers + +\ Boot code (cold start). The cold start code is executed +\ when Forth is initially started. Its job is to initialize the Forth +\ virtual machine registers. + +\ r: cause of entry (could = xir-magic) +\ %i6: base of physical memory (is it phys or virt?) +\ %i7: size of physical memory + +\ MAJC entry assumption: code has been placed where loader wanted it; +\ Loader passes in physical address of base of ram to use as RAM in r8, +\ top of RAM in r9 + +create debug-reset +fload ${BP}/arch/mips/broadcom/avx/report.fth + +headerless +defer rom-init-io +headers \ Debugging is difficult if rom-init-environment is headerless +defer rom-init-environment +headerless +defer rom-cold-hook + +: rom-cold (s -- ) +begin uart-base h# 3fd + c@ h# 20 and until +ascii r uart-base h# 3f8 + c! + hex + rom-init-io \ Memory allocator and character I/O +begin uart-base h# 3fd + c@ h# 20 and until +ascii o uart-base h# 3f8 + c! + do-init \ Kernel +begin uart-base h# 3fd + c@ h# 20 and until +ascii m uart-base h# 3f8 + c! +[ifdef] notyet + stand-init-debug? if + cr ." Type 'i' to interrupt stand-init sequence" cr + d# 200 ms + key? if key drop ." Interacting" cr interact then + then +[then] +begin uart-base h# 3fd + c@ h# 20 and until +ascii c uart-base h# 3f8 + c! +." hello" cr + ['] rom-init-environment guarded \ Environmental dependencies +begin uart-base h# 3fd + c@ h# 20 and until +ascii d uart-base h# 3f8 + c! + ['] rom-cold-hook guarded \ Open Firmware final startup + + title + quit +; + +: abs-jal ( adr -- ) + 2 >> h# 3ff.ffff land h# 0c00.0000 or , +; + +label rom-cold-code ( a0: fw-RAM-base a1: fw-RAM-size -- ) + +[ifdef] debug-reset +carret ?report +linefeed ?report + +$a0 s7 move +dot +$a1 $a0 move dot +s7 $a0 move + +ascii C ?report +[then] + + \ Find the base address +[ifdef] rom-based? + here 8 + bal +[else] + h# 81f0.0000 $a0 set + h# 8200.0000 $a1 set + + here origin - 8 + rom-base + abs-jal \ ra = Absolute address of next instruction +[then] + here origin - 4 + base set \ base = relative address of this instruction + ra base base subu \ Base address of Forth kernel + + \ Copy the initial contents of the user area to their final positions + +ascii O ?report + \ Get the address of the initial contents of the user area + base h# -20 t4 addi + ( base ) t4 d# 1 4* t1 lw \ Size of initial dictionary + base t1 t1 addu \ Address of user area image + + user-size t0 set + $a1 t0 up subu \ RAM address of user area + ( base ) t4 d# 2 4* t2 lw \ Size of user area image + + 'body main-task t3 set \ Allow the exception handler to find the + base t3 t3 addu \ user area by storing the address of the + up t3 put \ main user area in the "constant" main-task + + \ Copy the initial User Area image to the RAM copy + begin + t2 -4 t2 addi + t1 t2 t3 addu + t3 t3 get + up t2 t4 addu + t3 t4 put + t2 0 = until + nop + +ascii L ?report +[ifdef] debug-reset +up 0 $a0 lw dot +up 4 $a0 lw dot +[then] + + \ The User Area is now initialized + $a1 'user memtop sw \ Set memtop + up 'user up0 sw \ Set the up0 user variable + up rp move \ Set return stack pointer + rp 'user rp0 sw \ Set the rp0 user variable + rp rs-size negate sp addi \ Set data stack pointer + sp 'user sp0 sw \ Set the sp0 user variable + sp ps-size negate t3 addi \ Compute limit + sp /n sp addi \ Account for the top of stack register + + t3 initial-heap-size negate t3 addi \ Less heap + t3 'user limit sw \ Set the limit user variable + t1 'user dp sw \ Set the dp user variable + + \ Clear return stack area + rp rs-size negate rp addi + rs-size t0 set + t1 t1 t1 xor + begin + t0 -4 t0 addi + t1 rp put + t0 0 = until + nop + rp rs-size rp addi + +ascii D ?report + \ Enter Forth + np@ origin- np set + np base np addu + + 'body rom-cold ip set + ip base ip addu + +[ifdef] debug-reset +carret ?report +linefeed ?report +np $a0 move dot +base $a0 move dot +up $a0 move dot +tos $a0 move dot +ip $a0 move dot +rp $a0 move dot +sp $a0 move dot +carret ?report +linefeed ?report +np 0 $a0 lw dot +np 4 $a0 lw dot +np 8 $a0 lw dot +np h# c $a0 lw dot +np h# 10 $a0 lw dot +np h# 14 $a0 lw dot +carret ?report +linefeed ?report +ip 0 $a0 lw dot +[then] + +c; + +: put-jump ( target-adr branch-adr -- ) + tuck ( 4 - ) - rom-base + ( h# 20 + ) 2/ 2/ h# 03ff.ffff and + h# 0800.0000 + + swap ! +; + +: install-rom-cold ( -- ) + " stand-init-io" $find-name is rom-init-io + " stand-init" $find-name is rom-init-environment + " startup" $find-name is rom-cold-hook + +[ifdef] rom-based? + rom-cold-code origin- origin ! +[else] + rom-cold-code origin put-jump +[then] +; + +headers +
Added: cpu/mips/broadcom/avx/broadcom.fth =================================================================== --- cpu/mips/broadcom/avx/broadcom.fth (rev 0) +++ cpu/mips/broadcom/avx/broadcom.fth 2009-05-25 20:35:46 UTC (rev 1201) @@ -0,0 +1,12 @@ +purpose: Access to Broadcom spaces +copyright: Copyright 2001 Firmworks All Rights Reserved + +hex +headers + +: bcl@ ( idx -- val ) bc-reg-base + l@ ; +: bcl! ( val idx -- ) bc-reg-base + l! ; + +: bc-cfg@ ( idx -- value ) pci-reg-base + l@ ; +: bc-cfg! ( value idx -- ) pci-reg-base + l! ; +
Added: cpu/mips/broadcom/avx/devalias.fth =================================================================== --- cpu/mips/broadcom/avx/devalias.fth (rev 0) +++ cpu/mips/broadcom/avx/devalias.fth 2009-05-25 20:35:46 UTC (rev 1201) @@ -0,0 +1,4 @@ +devalias com1 /serial@bc002000 +devalias com2 /serial@bc002800 +devalias net /ethernet +
Added: cpu/mips/broadcom/avx/devices.fth =================================================================== --- cpu/mips/broadcom/avx/devices.fth (rev 0) +++ cpu/mips/broadcom/avx/devices.fth 2009-05-25 20:35:46 UTC (rev 1201) @@ -0,0 +1,53 @@ +purpose: Load device drivers for AVX settop box +copyright: Copyright 2001 Firmworks All Rights Reserved + +hex + +create use-flash-nvram + +fload ${BP}/cpu/mips/broadcom/avx/pcicfg.fth + +0 0 " " " /" begin-package + fload ${BP}/cpu/mips/broadcom/avx/mappci.fth \ Map PCI to root + fload ${BP}/dev/pcibus.fth \ Generic PCI bus package + fload ${BP}/cpu/mips/broadcom/avx/pcinode.fth \ System-specific words for PCI +end-package +stand-init: PCI host bridge + " /pci" " init" execute-device-method drop +; + +fload ${BP}/dev/pciprobe.fth \ Generic PCI probing + +fload ${BP}/dev/isa/irq.fth + +0 0 uart-pa kseg1 + <# u#s u#> " /" begin-package + 4 encode-int " interrupts" property + fload ${BP}/dev/16550pkg/ns16550p.fth + d# 14318000 encode-int " clock-frequency" property + fload ${BP}/dev/16550pkg/isa-int.fth +end-package +: com1 ( -- adr len ) " com1" ; ' com1 to fallback-device +: use-com1 ( -- ) + " com1" " input-device" $setenv + " com1" " output-device" $setenv +; + +0 0 uart2-base <# u#s u#> " /" begin-package + 4 encode-int " interrupts" property + fload ${BP}/dev/16550pkg/ns16550p.fth + d# 14318000 encode-int " clock-frequency" property + fload ${BP}/dev/16550pkg/isa-int.fth +end-package +: com2 ( -- adr len ) " com2" ; + +support-package: 16550 +fload ${BP}/dev/16550pkg/16550.fth \ Serial port support package +end-support-package + +fload ${BP}/dev/flashpkg.fth +fload ${BP}/dev/am29lv008b.fth \ Low-level FLASH programming driver +fload ${BP}/cpu/mips/broadcom/loadvpd.fth \ VPD manager +fload ${BP}/cpu/mips/broadcom/avx/flash.fth \ Platform-specific FLASH interface + +: ll ( idx -- ) dup f and 0= if cr u. ." " else drop then ; +: dump-pci ( cfg-adr len -- ) bounds do i ll i config-l@ 8 u.r space 4 +loop ;
Added: cpu/mips/broadcom/avx/excption.fth =================================================================== --- cpu/mips/broadcom/avx/excption.fth (rev 0) +++ cpu/mips/broadcom/avx/excption.fth 2009-05-25 20:35:46 UTC (rev 1201) @@ -0,0 +1,83 @@ +purpose: Exception handlers +copyright: Copyright 2001 FirmWorks All Rights Reserved + +headers +hex + +defer exception-hook ' noop to exception-hook + +: .dis1 ( addr -- ) [ also disassembler ] pc l! [ previous ] dis1 ; + +: .epc ( -- ) + epc@ + cause@ h# 8000.0000 and if la1+ then + .dis1 +; + +: .badvaddr ( -- ) + ." Bad virtual address = " badvaddr@ u. cr reset-all +; + +: (exception-handler) ( exception# -- ) + base @ >r hex + exception-hook + dup (.exception) + .epc + case + 4 of .badvaddr endof + 5 of .badvaddr endof + endcase + r> base ! +; +' (exception-handler) to dispatch-exceptions + +: ?report ( char -- ) + " uart-base d# 16 >> t0 lui" evaluate + " begin t0 h# 3fd t1 lbu t1 h# 20 t1 andi t1 0 <> until nop" evaluate + ( char ) " t1 set t1 t0 h# 3f8 sb " evaluate +; + +label (tlb-handler) + carret ?report linefeed ?report + ascii T ?report ascii L ?report ascii B ?report bl ?report + ascii R ?report ascii e ?report ascii f ?report ascii i ?report + ascii l ?report ascii l ?report bl ?report + ascii E ?report ascii x ?report ascii c ?report ascii e ?report + ascii p ?report ascii t ?report ascii i ?report ascii o ?report + ascii n ?report + carret ?report linefeed ?report + begin again + nop +end-code +' (tlb-handler) to tlb-handler + +label (xtlb-handler) + carret ?report linefeed ?report + ascii X ?report ascii T ?report ascii L ?report ascii B ?report bl ?report + ascii R ?report ascii e ?report ascii f ?report ascii i ?report + ascii l ?report ascii l ?report bl ?report + ascii E ?report ascii x ?report ascii c ?report ascii e ?report + ascii p ?report ascii t ?report ascii i ?report ascii o ?report + ascii n ?report + carret ?report linefeed ?report + begin again + nop +end-code +' (xtlb-handler) to xtlb-handler + +label (cache-handler) + carret ?report linefeed ?report + ascii C ?report ascii a ?report ascii c ?report ascii h ?report + ascii e ?report bl ?report + ascii E ?report ascii r ?report ascii r ?report ascii o ?report + ascii r ?report bl ?report + ascii E ?report ascii x ?report ascii c ?report ascii e ?report + ascii p ?report ascii t ?report ascii i ?report ascii o ?report + ascii n ?report + carret ?report linefeed ?report + begin again + nop +end-code +' (cache-handler) to cache-handler + +headers
Added: cpu/mips/broadcom/avx/flash.fth =================================================================== --- cpu/mips/broadcom/avx/flash.fth (rev 0) +++ cpu/mips/broadcom/avx/flash.fth 2009-05-25 20:35:46 UTC (rev 1201) @@ -0,0 +1,277 @@ +purpose: Setup for Flash ROM access +copyright: Copyright 1995-2001 Firmworks. All Rights Reserved. + +h# 10.0000 to /flash + +\ Flash usage: +\ bfc0.0000-bfc5.ffff backup ofw (hardware protected) +\ bfc7.0000-bfc7.ffff fixed VPD (hardware protected) +\ bfc8.0000-bfcd.ffff new ofw +\ bfcf.0000-bfcf.ffff variable VPD +\ bfce.0000-bfce.ffff temp nvram (hardware protected eventually) + +h# 0.0000 constant ofw-b-offset +h# 8.0000 constant ofw-offset +h# 7.0000 constant vpd-f-offset +h# f.0000 constant vpd-v-offset + +/rom constant /ofw +[ifdef] use-flash-nvram +h# 1.0000 constant /nvram +h# e.0000 constant nvram-offset +/nvram to config-size +[then] +h# 1.0000 constant /vpd +/vpd to vpd-size + +0 value flashbase +0 value fixed-vpd-node +0 value var-vpd-node + +headerless +: (fctl!) ( n a -- ) flashbase + rb! ; ' (fctl!) to fctl! +: (fdata!) ( n a -- ) flashbase + rb! ; ' (fdata!) to fdata! +: (fc@) ( a -- n ) flashbase + rb@ ; ' (fc@) to fc@ + +headers +: open-flash ( -- ) + rom-pa /flash root-map-in to flashbase +; +: close-flash ( -- ) + flashbase /flash root-map-out 0 to flashbase +; +' open-flash to enable-flash-writes + +\ flash update words +0 value flash-offset +0 value /max-image +: ?partial-programmable ( len -- len ) + dup /max-image > if + collect( + ." Image is too big." cr + )collect alert + abort + then + flash-offset over ['] ?partial-protected catch throw +; +: partial-erase-flash ( len -- len ) flash-offset over partial-erase ; +: partial-program-flash ( adr len -- ) flash-offset swap write-bytes ; +: partial-verify-flash ( adr offset len -- ) nip flash-offset swap verify-bytes ; + +' ?partial-programmable to ?programmable +' partial-erase-flash to erase-flash +' partial-program-flash to program-flash +' partial-verify-flash to verify-flash + +\ OFW update words +: use-ofw ( -- ) \ Update primary OFW + ofw-offset to flash-offset + /ofw to /max-image +; + +: use-backup-ofw ( -- ) \ Update backup OFW, R/O on AVX product + ofw-b-offset to flash-offset + /ofw to /max-image +; + +\ VPD update words +: use-var-vpd ( -- ) \ Update variable VPD + vpd-v-offset to flash-offset + /vpd to /max-image +; + +: use-fixed-vpd ( -- ) \ Update fixed VPD, R/O on AVX product + vpd-f-offset to flash-offset + /vpd to /max-image +; + +[ifdef] use-flash-nvram +: use-nvram ( -- ) \ Update backup flash-based nvram + nvram-offset to flash-offset + /nvram to /max-image +; +[then] + +0 0 rom-pa <# u#s u#> " /" begin-package + " flash" device-name + /flash value /device + my-address my-space /device reg + 1 " #address-cells" integer-property + + : decode-unit ( adr len -- phys ) push-hex $number if 0 then pop-base ; + : encode-unit ( phys -- adr len ) push-hex (u.) pop-base ; + + : map-in ( offset size -- virt ) + >r >r my-address my-space r> + r> " map-in" $call-parent + ; + : map-out ( virt size -- ) " map-out" $call-parent ; + : open ( -- flag ) true ; + : close ( -- ) ; + +new-device + 0 0 vpd-f-offset <# u#s u#> set-args + " vpd-fixed" device-name + my-address my-space /vpd reg + /vpd value /device + fload ${BP}/cpu/mips/broadcom/avx/vpdflash.fth + + : write ( adr len -- ) + use-fixed-vpd clip-size (flash) + ; +finish-device + +new-device + 0 0 vpd-v-offset <# u#s u#> set-args + " vpd-var" device-name + my-address my-space /vpd reg + /vpd value /device + fload ${BP}/cpu/mips/broadcom/avx/vpdflash.fth + + : write ( adr len -- ) + use-var-vpd clip-size (flash) + ; +finish-device + +[ifdef] use-flash-nvram +new-device + 0 0 nvram-offset <# u#s u#> set-args + " flash-nvram" device-name + /nvram value /device + my-address my-space /nvram reg + fload ${BP}/cpu/mips/broadcom/avx/vpdflash.fth + + 0 value nvram-buf + : write ( adr len -- len ) + use-nvram + clip-size ( len' adr len' ) + seek-ptr >r ( len adr len ) ( R: offset ) + /device alloc-mem >r ( len adr len ) ( R: offset buf ) + 0 0 seek drop ( len adr len ) ( R: offset buf ) + r@ /device read drop ( len adr len ) ( R: offset buf ) + r@ -rot r> r> + swap move ( len buf ) + dup /device (flash) ( len buf ) + /device free-mem ( len ) + ; +finish-device +[then] + +new-device + 0 0 ofw-b-offset <# u#s u#> set-args + " ofw" device-name + /rom value /device + my-address my-space /device reg + 1 " #address-cells" integer-property + + : decode-unit ( adr len -- phys ) push-hex $number if 0 then pop-base ; + : encode-unit ( phys -- adr len ) push-hex (u.) pop-base ; + + : map-in ( offset size -- virt ) + >r >r my-address my-space r> + r> " map-in" $call-parent + ; + : map-out ( virt size -- ) " map-out" $call-parent ; + : open ( -- flag ) true ; + : close ( -- ) ; + + new-device + 0 0 /resetjmp <# u#s u#> set-args + " dropins" device-name + /rom /resetjmp - value /device + my-address my-space /device reg + fload ${BP}/dev/flashpkg.fth + finish-device + +finish-device + +new-device + 0 0 ofw-offset <# u#s u#> set-args + " ofw" device-name + /rom value /device + my-address my-space /device reg + 1 " #address-cells" integer-property + + : decode-unit ( adr len -- phys ) push-hex $number if 0 then pop-base ; + : encode-unit ( phys -- adr len ) push-hex (u.) pop-base ; + + : map-in ( offset size -- virt ) + >r >r my-address my-space r> + r> " map-in" $call-parent + ; + : map-out ( virt size -- ) " map-out" $call-parent ; + : open ( -- flag ) true ; + : close ( -- ) ; + + new-device + 0 0 /resetjmp <# u#s u#> set-args + " dropins" device-name + /rom /resetjmp - value /device + my-address my-space /device reg + fload ${BP}/dev/flashpkg.fth + finish-device + +finish-device + +end-package + +0 value ofw-b-node ' ofw-b-node " ofw-backup" chosen-value +0 value ofw-a-node ' ofw-a-node " ofw-active" chosen-value +0 value fixed-vpd-node ' fixed-vpd-node " vpd-fixed" chosen-value +0 value var-vpd-node ' var-vpd-node " vpd-var" chosen-value + +stand-init: rom chosen + ofw-b-offset <# u#s " /ofw@" hold$ u#> open-dev to ofw-b-node + push-hex + " rom" myrombase rom-pa - <# " /dropins" hold$ u#s " /ofw@" hold$ u#> $devalias + pop-base + myrombase rom-pa = if + ofw-b-node + else + ofw-offset <# u#s " /ofw@" hold$ u#> open-dev + then + to ofw-a-node +; + +[ifdef] use-flash-nvram +stand-init: NVRAM + flash-type 1 = swap h# 37 = and if + ." NVRAM in flash" cr + " /flash-nvram" open-dev to nvram-node + nvram-node 0= if + ." The flash-based NVRAM is not working." cr + then + ['] init-config-vars catch drop + else + 0 to config-size + ." No NVRAM" cr + then +; +[then] + +stand-init: VPDs + flash-type 1 = swap h# 37 = and if + ." VPDs in flash" cr + " /vpd-var" open-dev dup to var-vpd-node to vpd-node + vpd-node 0= if + ." The variable VPD is not working." cr + then + ['] init-vpd-buffer catch drop + " /vpd-fixed" open-dev dup to fixed-vpd-node to vpd-node + vpd-node 0= if + ." The fixed VPD is not working." cr + then + ['] init-vpd-buffer catch drop + else + 0 to vpd-size + ." No VPDs" cr + then +; + +\ Words to toggle the view between the two VPDs. +: select-fixed-vpd ( -- ) + fixed-vpd-node to vpd-node + init-vpd-buffer +; + +: select-var-vpd ( -- ) + var-vpd-node to vpd-node + init-vpd-buffer +; +
Added: cpu/mips/broadcom/avx/fw.bth =================================================================== --- cpu/mips/broadcom/avx/fw.bth (rev 0) +++ cpu/mips/broadcom/avx/fw.bth 2009-05-25 20:35:46 UTC (rev 1201) @@ -0,0 +1,278 @@ +purpose: Load file for AVX settop box +copyright: Copyright 2000-2001 FirmWorks All Rights Reserved + +dictionary: ${BP}/cpu/mips/build/basefw.dic +command: &mipsfth &dictionary &this +build-now + +create rom-based? +\ create ram-image + +\ ' $report-name is include-hook +true to stand-init-debug? + +" dhcp" ' ip-address set-config-string-default +false ' auto-boot? set-config-int-default +true ' fcode-debug? set-config-int-default +" com1" ' output-device set-config-string-default +" com1" ' input-device set-config-string-default + +fload ${BP}/cpu/mips/ksegaddr.fth +fload ${BP}/cpu/mips/broadcom/avx/physaddr.fth +fload ${BP}/cpu/mips/broadcom/avx/virtaddr.fth + +h# 1.0000 constant initial-heap-size +0 value myrombase +fload ${BP}/cpu/mips/boot.fth \ Low-level startup code +\ fload ${BP}/cpu/mips/broadcom/avx/boot.fth \ Testing only + +: rl@ l@ ; : rl! l! ; +: rw@ w@ ; : rw! w! ; +: rb@ c@ ; : rb! c! ; + +fload ${BP}/cpu/mips/broadcom/avx/68kio.fth \ 68K I/O space access +fload ${BP}/cpu/mips/broadcom/avx/broadcom.fth \ Broadcom space access + +[ifdef] for-bcm93730 +fload ${BP}/cpu/mips/broadcom/avx/bcuart.fth \ BCM97370 uart +[else] +fload ${BP}/arch/prep/diaguart.fth \ Diagnostic driver for serial port +d# 14318000 to uart-clock-frequency +h# 2000 is uart-base +[then] + +fload ${BP}/os/stand/sysuart.fth \ Plug UART routines into key and emit +\ ' ukey is diag-key \ Feed UART input to "dl" + +h# 1000 to pagesize +d# 12 to pageshift + +defer pcicache-inv ' 2drop to pcicache-inv +defer pcicache-wbinv ' 2drop to pcicache-wbinv + +fload ${BP}/cpu/mips/cache.fth \ Cache synchronization/flushing +fload ${BP}/cpu/mips/broadcom/avx/rootnode.fth \ Root node mapping +dev / + " AVX" model + " AVX" encode-string " architecture" property + d# 27,000,000 " clock-frequency" integer-property +device-end +d# 81,000,000 to cpu-clock-speed \ CPU clock in Hz + +: (cpu-arch ( -- adr len ) + " architecture" ['] root-node get-package-property drop + get-encoded-string +; +' (cpu-arch to cpu-arch + +[ifdef] notyet +0 config-int next-xid +stand-init: Next xid + next-xid h# 10.0000 + dup to next-xid to rpc-xid +; +[then] + +\ Memory management services +[ifdef] virtual-mode +fload ${BP}/ofw/core/clntmem1.fth \ client services for memory +[else] +fload ${BP}/ofw/core/clntphy1.fth \ client services for memory +[then] +fload ${BP}/ofw/core/memlist.fth \ Resource list common routines +fload ${BP}/ofw/core/showlist.fth \ Linked list display tool +fload ${BP}/ofw/core/allocph1.fth \ S Physical memory allocator +fload ${BP}/ofw/core/availpm.fth \ Available memory list +fload ${BP}/ofw/core/allocmor.fth \ S Allow alloc-mem to use more memory + +: (initial-heap) ( -- adr len ) sp0 @ ps-size - limit tuck - ; +['] (initial-heap) to initial-heap + +\ fload ${BP}/fm/lib/dumballo.fth \ Rudimentary memory allocator + +variable bank-mask +1 bank-mask ! +fload ${BP}/cpu/mips/probemem.fth \ Memory probing +stand-init: Probing memory + " probe" memory-node @ $call-method +; + +\ Load file format handlers + +: call32 ; defer .subname +fload ${BP}/ofw/core/allocsym.fth \ Allocate memory for symbol table +fload ${BP}/ofw/core/symcif.fth +fload ${BP}/ofw/core/symdebug.fth +: release-load-area ( boundary-adr -- ) drop ; +fload ${BP}/ofw/elf/elf.fth +fload ${BP}/ofw/elf/elfdebug.fth +' 2drop is elf-map-in + +\ File system +fload ${BP}/cpu/mips/zipcrc.fth \ Assembly portion of CRC calculation +fload ${BP}/forth/lib/crc32.fth \ High-level portion of CRC calculation + +fload ${BP}/ofw/fs/fatfs/fdisk2.fth \ Partition map administration + +[ifdef] resident-packages +support-package: fat-file-system + fload ${BP}/ofw/fs/fatfs/loadpkg.fth \ FAT file system reader +end-support-package + +support-package: iso9660-file-system + fload ${BP}/ofw/fs/cdfs/loadpkg.fth \ ISO 9660 CD-ROM file system reader +end-support-package + +support-package: disk-label + fload ${BP}/ofw/disklabl/loadpkg.fth \ Disk label package +end-support-package + +[ifdef] use-ufs +support-package: ufs-file-system + fload ${BP}/ofw/fs/ufs/ufs.fth \ Unix file system +end-support-package +[then] + +support-package: ext2-file-system + fload ${BP}/ofw/fs/ext2fs/ext2fs.fth \ Linux file system +end-support-package + +support-package: dropin-file-system + fload ${BP}/ofw/fs/dropinfs.fth \ Dropin file system +end-support-package + +support-package: nfs + fload ${BP}/ofw/fs/nfs/loadpkg.fth +end-support-package +[then] + +\ Device Tree +fload ${BP}/cpu/mips/broadcom/avx/devices.fth +fload ${BP}/cpu/mips/broadcom/avx/devalias.fth + +: stand-init-io ( -- ) +[ifdef] stand-init-io + stand-init-io +[then] +\ install-dumb-alloc + install-uart-io +; + +fload ${BP}/cpu/mips/broadcom/avx/excption.fth +fload ${BP}/cpu/mips/broadcom/avx/intr.fth + +[ifdef] notyet +warning @ warning off +: init +\ initial-heap add-memory + init + + standalone? if + stand-init-debug? if + cr ." Type 'i' to interrupt stand-init sequence" cr + d# 500 ms + key? if + key drop ." Interacting" cr + hex interact + then + then + then +; +warning ! +[then] + +fload ${BP}/cpu/mips/broadcom/avx/vpd.fth + +: (.firmware) ( -- ) + ." Open Firmware " .built cr + ." Copyright 2001 FirmWorks All Rights Reserved" cr +; +' (.firmware) to .firmware + +headerless +6 buffer: 'system-mac-address +headers +: get-mac-address ( -- ) + (get-vpd-mac#) 0= if + 6 0 do 'system-mac-address i + c! loop + else + rom-pa h# 56 + 'system-mac-address 6 move + 'system-mac-address @ h# ffff.ffff = if + 'system-mac-address 0 over c! 1+ 6 over c! 1+ 7f over c! + 1+ 0 over c! 1+ 0 over c! 1+ 0 swap c! + then + then +; +headerless +: (system-mac-address) ( -- addr len ) 'system-mac-address 6 ; +' (system-mac-address) is system-mac-address +headers + +: .mac-address ( -- ) + mac-address 0 do + dup i + c@ (.2) type + i 5 <> if ascii : emit then + loop drop +; + +: probe-all ( -- ) + " probe-" do-drop-in + probe-pci + get-mac-address + set-system-id + " probe+" do-drop-in +; + +: copy-reboot-info ( -- ) ; +defer user-interface ' quit to user-interface + +kseg0 to vector-base +fload ${BP}/ofw/core/startup.fth +: avx-banner-basics + cr + ?spaces " AVX Media Center" type cr + ?spaces cpu-model type ." , " (.vpd-serial$) ." , " + .mac-address ." , " .memory cr ?spaces + .firmware +; +' avx-banner-basics to banner-basics + +: bye ( -- ) + h# 10 bcl@ h# ffff.fffb and h# 10 bcl! + 4 h# 10 bcl! \ cold reset + begin again +; +' bye to reset-all + +defer linux-argc +: ((linux-argc) ( adr len -- argc ) + 0 >r begin + bl left-parse-string nip 0<> while + r> 1+ >r + repeat 2drop + r> +; +: (linux-argc) ( adr len -- argc ) 2drop 2 ; +' (linux-argc) to linux-argc + +defer linux-argv +: (linux-argv) ( adr len -- 'argv ) + 3 /n * over + dup alloc-mem dup >r + swap erase + r@ 3 na+ r@ na1+ ! + tuck $cstr swap 1+ r@ 3 na+ swap cmove + r> +; +' (linux-argv) to linux-argv + +: linux-setup ( -- ) + disable-interrupts + kseg0 0 sync-cache + boot-file linux-argc to $a0 + boot-file linux-argv to $a1 + 0 to $a2 +; +' linux-setup to go-hook + +install-rom-cold + +.( --- Saving fw.img ...) "" fw.img save-forth cr
Added: cpu/mips/broadcom/avx/initbc.fth =================================================================== --- cpu/mips/broadcom/avx/initbc.fth (rev 0) +++ cpu/mips/broadcom/avx/initbc.fth 2009-05-25 20:35:46 UTC (rev 1201) @@ -0,0 +1,139 @@ +purpose: Initialize Broadcom BCM7030RKPB1 for startup +copyright: Copyright 2001 Firmworks All Rights Reserved + +transient +: bcl! ( data idx -- ) + bc-reg-base + " t0 set" evaluate + " t1 set" evaluate + " t1 t0 0 sw" evaluate +; +: bc-cfg! ( data idx -- ) + pci-reg-base + " t0 set" evaluate + " t1 set" evaluate + " t1 t0 0 sw" evaluate +; +: pci-cfg! ( data adr -- ) + pci-cf8 " t0 set" evaluate + ( adr ) h# 8000.0000 or " t1 set t1 t0 0 sw" evaluate + pci-cfc " t0 set" evaluate + ( data ) " t1 set t1 t0 0 sw" evaluate +; +: pci-cfg@ ( adr -- t1: data ) + pci-cf8 " t0 set" evaluate + ( adr ) h# 8000.0000 or " t1 set t1 t0 0 sw" evaluate + pci-cfc " t0 set" evaluate + " t0 0 t1 lw" evaluate +; +: delay-ms ( ms -- ) + d# 100.0000 * d# 830 + d# 1660 / " t0 set" evaluate + " begin t0 0 = until t0 -1 t0 addi" evaluate +; + +resident + +label init-broadcom ( -- ) \ Destroys: t0 and t1 + pci-reg-base t0 set \ Enable Broadcom PCI memory and I/O + t0 0 t1 lw + t0 4 t1 lw + t1 7 t1 ori + t1 t0 4 sw + +[ifdef] for-bcm93730 + h# f800.e000 h# 200 bcl! \ ROM address range + h# c000.8000 h# 204 bcl! \ Flash address range + h# 0400.0000 h# 208 bcl! \ HPNA address range + h# 0800.0400 h# 20c bcl! \ VOIP address range + h# 0c00.0800 h# 210 bcl! \ 1394 address range + h# 1000.0c00 h# 214 bcl! \ POD address range + h# 1560.1163 h# 230 bcl! \ 68K bus I/O termination + + \ Setup Broadcom PCI host bridge + pci-reg-base t0 set \ Enable Broadcom PCI memory and I/O + t0 0 t1 lw + t0 4 t1 lw + t1 7 t1 ori + t1 t0 4 sw + h# 1400.0000 h# 58 bc-cfg! \ Setup PCI MEM window BARs. Use only win 0 now. + h# 1400.0000 h# 5c bc-cfg! + h# 1400.0000 h# 60 bc-cfg! + h# 1400.0000 h# 64 bc-cfg! + h# 1300.0000 h# 68 bc-cfg! \ Setup PCI IO window BAR. Use only win 0 now. + h# 0000.0000 h# 10 bc-cfg! \ Setup PCI SDRAM win 0. + h# 0000.0006 h# 50 bc-cfg! \ Setup SDRAM win0 size to 64MB + h# 0000.0000 h# 74 bc-cfg! \ Setup SDRAM endianness + h# bfa0.0000 t0 set + $0 t0 0 sb + + \ Setup BCM93730 PCI devices + 0 pci-cfg@ + h# 1501.0000 h# 10 pci-cfg! \ BCM4413 + h# 0000.0006 h# 04 pci-cfg! + + h# 1501.1000 h# 110 pci-cfg! \ BCM4423 CODEC + h# 0000.0006 h# 104 pci-cfg! + + h# 1501.2000 h# 210 pci-cfg! \ BCM4413 ENET + h# 0000.0006 h# 204 pci-cfg! + + h# 1500.0000 h# 810 pci-cfg! \ BCM3250 + h# 1400.0000 h# 814 pci-cfg! + h# 0000.0002 h# 804 pci-cfg! + + \ Setup BCM3250 + h# b500.0000 t0 set + h# f8 t1 set t1 t0 h# c6 sb + h# 05 t1 set t1 t0 h# ce sb + t0 h# 43 t1 lbu t1 h# 1f t1 ori t1 t0 h# 43 sb + t0 h# f7 t1 lbu t1 h# 9f t1 ori t1 t0 h# f7 sb + $0 t0 h# 50 sh + + h# 27 t1 set t1 t0 h# 791 sb \ LED + h# 10 t1 set t1 t0 h# 790 sb + h# 01 t1 set t1 t0 h# 797 sb + h# 04 t1 set t1 t0 h# 796 sb + h# 20 t1 set t1 t0 h# 799 sb + h# b0 t1 set t1 t0 h# 794 sb \ 3730 + h# f8 t1 set t1 t0 h# 795 sb + h# b0 t1 set t1 t0 h# 79a sb + h# c0 t1 set t1 t0 h# 79b sb + $0 t0 h# 798 sb + $0 t0 h# 79e sb + + h# 17 t1 set t1 t0 h# 7b0 sb \ UART + h# 00 t1 set t1 t0 h# 7b7 sb + h# af t1 set t1 t0 h# 7b6 sb + h# 17 t1 set t1 t0 h# 7c0 sb \ UART + h# 00 t1 set t1 t0 h# 7c7 sb + h# af t1 set t1 t0 h# 7c6 sb + + 1 delay-ms + d# 12 t0 mfc0 nop nop + h# 3400.0000 t1 set + t0 t1 t0 or + d# 12 t0 mtc0 + 1 delay-ms + h# bfa0.0000 t0 set + 1 t1 set t1 t0 0 sb + 1 delay-ms + h# bfa0.0000 t0 set + 2 t1 set t1 t0 0 sb + 1 delay-ms + h# bfa0.0000 t0 set + 4 t1 set t1 t0 0 sb + 1 delay-ms + + h# b500.0000 t0 set + h# 89 t1 set t1 t0 h# 794 sb \ HELP + h# 86 t1 set t1 t0 h# 795 sb + h# c7 t1 set t1 t0 h# 79a sb + h# 8c t1 set t1 t0 h# 79b sb +[else] + h# f800.e000 h# 200 bcl! \ ROM address range + h# 0007.0004 h# 204 bcl! \ ATMEL uP address range + h# 000b.0008 h# 208 bcl! \ COM ports address range + h# 000c.000c h# 20c bcl! \ LED address range + h# 2aa3.3333 h# 230 bcl! \ 68K bus I/O termination +[then] + ra jr nop +end-code +
Added: cpu/mips/broadcom/avx/initcom1.fth =================================================================== --- cpu/mips/broadcom/avx/initcom1.fth (rev 0) +++ cpu/mips/broadcom/avx/initcom1.fth 2009-05-25 20:35:46 UTC (rev 1201) @@ -0,0 +1,24 @@ +purpose: Initialize COM1 for startup messages +copyright: Copyright 2001 Firmworks All Rights Reserved + +transient +: isa-c! ( data isa-adr -- ) \ t0: uart-base + swap " t1 set" evaluate + " t1 t0 rot sb" evaluate +; +resident + +\ Initialize the 16552 COM1 serial port with 14.318MHz clock +label init-com1 ( -- ) \ Destroys t0 and t1 + +[ifndef] for-bcm93730 + uart-base t0 set + h# 3 h# 3fc isa-c! \ RTS and DTR on + h# 80 h# 3fb isa-c! \ Enable divisor latch + h# 5d h# 3f8 isa-c! \ Baud rate divisor low - 9600 baud + h# 0 h# 3f9 isa-c! \ Baud rate divisor high - 9600 baud + h# 3 h# 3fb isa-c! \ 8 bits, no parity +[then] + + ra jr nop +end-code
Added: cpu/mips/broadcom/avx/intr.fth =================================================================== --- cpu/mips/broadcom/avx/intr.fth (rev 0) +++ cpu/mips/broadcom/avx/intr.fth 2009-05-25 20:35:46 UTC (rev 1201) @@ -0,0 +1,19 @@ +purpose: Interrupt handlers +copyright: Copyright 2001 FirmWorks All Rights Reserved + +headers +hex + +: .intr-sw ( intr# -- ) ." Software Interrupt " u. cr ; +: (intr-sw0) ( -- ) 0 .intr-sw ; ' (intr-sw0) to intr-sw0 +: (intr-sw1) ( -- ) 1 .intr-sw ; ' (intr-sw1) to intr-sw1 + +: .intr-hw ( intr# -- ) ." Hardware Interrupt " u. cr ; +' dispatch-interrupt to intr-hw0 +' dispatch-interrupt to intr-hw1 +: (intr-hw2) ( -- ) 2 .intr-hw ; ' (intr-hw2) to intr-hw2 +: (intr-hw3) ( -- ) 3 .intr-hw ; ' (intr-hw3) to intr-hw3 +: (intr-hw4) ( -- ) 4 .intr-hw ; ' (intr-hw4) to intr-hw4 + +headers +
Added: cpu/mips/broadcom/avx/mappci.fth =================================================================== --- cpu/mips/broadcom/avx/mappci.fth (rev 0) +++ cpu/mips/broadcom/avx/mappci.fth 2009-05-25 20:35:46 UTC (rev 1201) @@ -0,0 +1,34 @@ +purpose: PCI physical address mapping to root node +copyright: Copyright 1994-2001 FirmWorks All Rights Reserved + +hex + +headerless + +\ map-pci-phys creates a virtual mapping for the PCI physical address range +\ "paddr io? size", returning its virtual address "vaddr". It does so by +\ first translating the PCI physical base address "paddr io?" to the +\ corresponding physical address in the parent node's address space (which +\ is often the primary system bus address space, but in this case is the +\ VL bus address space), and then calling the parent's "map-in" method. +\ "io?" is false for PCI memory space, true for PCI I/O space. + +: map-pci-phys ( paddr io? phys.hi size -- vaddr ) + -rot 2drop " map-in" $call-parent +; + +\ >pci-devaddr translates the DMA address "parent-devaddr", which is in the +\ parent node's physical address space, to the corresponding DMA address +\ "pci-devaddr" in the PCI physical address space (in PCI memory space; DMA +\ to PCI I/O space is not possible). + +: >pci-devaddr ( parent-devaddr -- pci-devaddr ) h# 0 + ; + +\ pci-devaddr> translates the DMA address "pci-devaddr", which is in the +\ PCI physical address space (in PCI memory space; DMA to PCI I/O space is +\ not possible), to the corresponding DMA address "parent-devaddr" in the +\ parent node's physical address space. + +: pci-devaddr> ( pci-devaddr -- parent-devaddr ) h# 0 - ; +headers +
Added: cpu/mips/broadcom/avx/ofwfind.fth =================================================================== --- cpu/mips/broadcom/avx/ofwfind.fth (rev 0) +++ cpu/mips/broadcom/avx/ofwfind.fth 2009-05-25 20:35:46 UTC (rev 1201) @@ -0,0 +1,87 @@ +purpose: Start redundant OFW code +copyright: Copyright 2001 Firmworks. All Rights Reserved. + +transient +: delay-ms ( ms -- ) + d# 100.0000 * d# 830 + d# 1660 / " t0 set" evaluate + " begin t0 0 = until t0 -1 t0 addi" evaluate +; +resident + +label compute-chksum ( v0: ofw base -- v1: chksum ) + /rom t3 set + 0 v1 set + + begin + t3 -1 t3 addi + v0 t3 t2 add + t2 0 t0 lbu + t0 v1 v1 add + t3 0 = until + nop + + ra jr nop +end-code + +label new-ofw-ok? ( v0: current ofw base -- v0: 0 | new ofw base ) + ra t7 move \ Save return address + +carret ?report +linefeed ?report +ascii c ?report +ascii h ?report +ascii k ?report +ascii s ?report +ascii u ?report +ascii m ?report +ascii . ascii . ascii . ?report ?report ?report + + h# 8.0000 t0 set + v0 t0 v0 or \ new ofw base + + compute-chksum bal nop + v1 h# ff v1 andi + h# a5 t0 set + v1 t0 <> if nop + 0 v0 set + then + + t7 jr nop +end-code + +\ If currently running from backup OFW and new OFW is found sanguine, +\ ?jump-to-new-ofw will not return to the caller. Instead, control +\ will be transferred to the new OFW reset entry point. Otherwise, +\ ?jump-to-new-ofw will return to the caller to continue OFW startup. + +\ Preserve ra in case we return to the caller. + +label ?jump-to-new-ofw ( -- ) + ra t8 move \ Save return address + + here 4 + bal nop + ra t1 move \ Address of instruction + + h# 8.0000 t0 set + t1 t0 t1 and + + t1 0 = if nop \ Running from backup OFW now + h# fff0.0000 t0 set + ra t0 v0 and \ Current ofw base + new-ofw-ok? bal nop \ Check if new ofw is ok + v0 0 = if nop \ No good new ofw found, use backup + ascii O ?report + ascii L ?report + ascii D ?report + else nop + ascii N ?report + ascii E ?report + ascii W ?report + d# 10 delay-ms + v0 jr nop \ Jump to new ofw + then + then + + t8 jr nop \ Return to caller +end-code +
Added: cpu/mips/broadcom/avx/pcicfg.fth =================================================================== --- cpu/mips/broadcom/avx/pcicfg.fth (rev 0) +++ cpu/mips/broadcom/avx/pcicfg.fth 2009-05-25 20:35:46 UTC (rev 1201) @@ -0,0 +1,22 @@ +purpose: Configuration space access using "configuration mechanism 1" +copyright: Copyright 2001 Firmworks All Rights Reserved + +\ Ostensibly this applies to the PCI bus and thus should be in the PCI node. +\ However, many of the host bridge registers are accessed via this mechanism, +\ so it is convenient to make the configuration access words globally-visible. +\ This mechanism works for several different PCI host bridges. + +headerless + +: config-map ( config-adr -- port ) + dup h# ffff.fffc and h# 8000.0000 or pci-cf8 rl! + 3 and pci-cfc + +; + +: config-l@ ( config-addr -- l ) config-map rl@ ; +: config-l! ( l config-addr -- ) config-map rl! ; +: config-w@ ( config-addr -- w ) config-map rw@ ; +: config-w! ( w config-addr -- ) config-map rw! ; +: config-b@ ( config-addr -- c ) config-map rb@ ; +: config-b! ( c config-addr -- ) config-map rb! ; +
Added: cpu/mips/broadcom/avx/pcinode.fth =================================================================== --- cpu/mips/broadcom/avx/pcinode.fth (rev 0) +++ cpu/mips/broadcom/avx/pcinode.fth 2009-05-25 20:35:46 UTC (rev 1201) @@ -0,0 +1,60 @@ +purpose: System-specific portions of PCI bus package +copyright: Copyright 2001 Firmworks All Rights Reserved + +: init ( -- ) ; + +d# 33,333,333 " clock-frequency" integer-property + +\ Establish limits for address space allocation + +pci-mem-pa to first-mem \ 1400.0000-17ff.ffff +first-mem h# 400.0000 + to mem-space-top + +pci-io-pa to first-io \ 1300.0000-131f.ffff +first-io h# 20.0000 + to io-space-top + +\ The phys.hi component of the PCI addresses below indicate the +\ address space type (I/O = 0100.0000, Mem = 0200.0000, etc.) + +\ -----------PCI Address--- --Sys Addr-- ------size----- +\ phys.hi .mid .low phys.hi .hi .lo + +0 0 encode-bytes + 0100.0000 +i 0+i 0+i pci-io-base +i 0+i 0020.0000 +i \ PCI I/O + 0200.0000 +i 0+i 0+i pci-mem-base +i 0+i 0400.0000 +i \ PCI Mem +" ranges" property + +\ These package methods use the global versions of the configuration +\ access words. + +: config-l@ ( config-addr -- l ) config-l@ ; +: config-l! ( l config-addr -- ) config-l! ; +: config-w@ ( config-addr -- w ) config-w@ ; +: config-w! ( w config-addr -- ) config-w! ; +: config-b@ ( config-addr -- c ) config-b@ ; +: config-b! ( c config-addr -- ) config-b! ; + +fload ${BP}/dev/pci/intmap.fth \ Generic interrupt mapping code + +\ This table describes the wiring of PCI interrupt pins at the PCI slots +\ to ISA IRQs. + +create slot-map +\ Dev# Pin A Pin B Pin C Pin D + e c, 2 c, ff c, ff c, ff c, \ Ethernet + f c, 1 c, ff c, ff c, ff c, \ Card bus + ff c, \ End of list + +also forth definitions +" e,f" dup config-string pci-probe-list +previous definitions + +warning @ warning off +\ The io-base handling really ought to be in the root node, but +\ that would require more changes than I'm willing to do at present. +: map-out ( vaddr size -- ) + over io-base u>= if 2drop exit then ( vaddr size ) + map-out ( ) +; +warning ! +
Added: cpu/mips/broadcom/avx/physaddr.fth =================================================================== --- cpu/mips/broadcom/avx/physaddr.fth (rev 0) +++ cpu/mips/broadcom/avx/physaddr.fth 2009-05-25 20:35:46 UTC (rev 1201) @@ -0,0 +1,46 @@ +purpose: Physical addresses for AVX +copyright: Copyright 2001 FirmWorks All Rights Reserved + +headerless + +\ create for-bcm93730 \ Comment this out for AVX board + +h# 0000.0000 constant ram-pa \ 0000.0000-03ff.ffff +h# 1000.0000 constant bc-reg-pa \ 1000.0000-1000.4fff + +h# 1300.0000 constant pci-io-pa \ 1300.0000-131f.ffff +h# 13c0.0000 constant bc-pci-reg-pa \ 13c0.0000-13c0.00ff +h# 13e0.0cf8 constant bc-pci-cf8 +h# 13e0.0cfc constant bc-pci-cfc +h# 1400.0000 constant pci-mem-pa \ 1400.0000-17ff.ffff +h# 1c00.0000 constant 68k-io-pa \ 1c00.0000-1fff.ffff +h# 1c00.1000 constant atmel-pa \ 1c00.1000-1c00.13ff +[ifdef] for-bcm93730 +h# 1500.07b0 constant uart-pa \ COM1 on BCM93730 +[else] +h# 1c00.2000 constant uart-pa \ COM1 +[then] +h# 1c00.2800 constant uart2-pa \ COM2 +h# 1c00.3000 constant led-pa +h# 1fc0.0000 constant rom-pa + +68k-io-pa kseg1 + constant 68k-io-base +pci-io-pa kseg1 + constant pci-io-base +pci-mem-pa kseg1 + constant pci-mem-base +uart-pa kseg1 + constant uart-base +uart2-pa kseg1 + constant uart2-base +bc-pci-reg-pa kseg1 + constant pci-reg-base +bc-reg-pa kseg1 + constant bc-reg-base +bc-pci-cf8 kseg1 + constant pci-cf8 +bc-pci-cfc kseg1 + constant pci-cfc + +h# 0400.0000 constant /ram-bank + +h# 400 constant /resetjmp + +0 constant rom-base +h# 6.0000 constant /rom +rom-pa kseg1 + constant rom-pa +rom-pa /resetjmp + constant dropin-base + +headers
Added: cpu/mips/broadcom/avx/report.fth =================================================================== --- cpu/mips/broadcom/avx/report.fth (rev 0) +++ cpu/mips/broadcom/avx/report.fth 2009-05-25 20:35:46 UTC (rev 1201) @@ -0,0 +1,41 @@ +also forth definitions +[ifdef] debug-reset +[ifdef] for-bcm93730 +: ?report ( char -- ) + " uart-base d# 16 >> t0 lui" evaluate + " begin t0 h# 7b5 t1 lbu t1 1 t1 andi t1 0 <> until nop" evaluate + ( char ) " t1 set t1 t0 h# 7b4 sb" evaluate +; +[else] +: ?report ( char -- ) + " uart-base d# 16 >> t0 lui" evaluate + " begin t0 h# 23fd t1 lbu t1 h# 20 t1 andi t1 0 <> until nop" evaluate + ( char ) " t1 set t1 t0 h# 23f8 sb " evaluate +; +[then] +[else] +: ?report ( char -- ) drop ; +[then] + +: putbyte ( $a0 -- ) +\ " $a0 h# f $a0 andi $a0 h# 30 $a0 addi" evaluate + " $a0 h# f $a0 andi $a0 d# -10 t1 addi" evaluate + " t1 0< if nop $a0 h# 30 $a0 addi else nop $a0 h# 57 $a0 addi then" evaluate + " begin t0 h# 3fd t1 lbu t1 h# 20 t1 andi t1 0 <> until nop" evaluate + " $a0 t0 h# 3f8 sb " evaluate + " begin t0 h# 3fd t1 lbu t1 h# 20 t1 andi t1 0 <> until nop" evaluate +; +: dot ( a0 -- ) + " uart-base t0 set $a0 t2 move" evaluate + " t2 d# 28 $a0 srl putbyte" evaluate + " t2 d# 24 $a0 srl putbyte" evaluate + " t2 d# 20 $a0 srl putbyte" evaluate + " t2 d# 16 $a0 srl putbyte" evaluate + " t2 d# 12 $a0 srl putbyte" evaluate + " t2 d# 8 $a0 srl putbyte" evaluate + " t2 d# 4 $a0 srl putbyte" evaluate + " t2 0 $a0 srl putbyte" evaluate + bl ?report +; +previous definitions +
Added: cpu/mips/broadcom/avx/reset.bth =================================================================== --- cpu/mips/broadcom/avx/reset.bth (rev 0) +++ cpu/mips/broadcom/avx/reset.bth 2009-05-25 20:35:46 UTC (rev 1201) @@ -0,0 +1,625 @@ +purpose: Low-level startup code for Intreon AVX +copyright: Copyright 1998-2001 Firmworks All Rights Reserved + +command: &native &this +build-now + +create debug-reset \ Comment out in order to single step under PMON +\ create debug-memory +\ create debug-memory-test + +\needs start-assembling fload ${BP}/cpu/mips/asmtools.fth +\needs write-dropin fload ${BP}/forth/lib/mkdropin.fth + +hex + +fload ${BP}/cpu/mips/ksegaddr.fth +fload ${BP}/cpu/mips/broadcom/avx/physaddr.fth +fload ${BP}/cpu/mips/broadcom/avx/report.fth + +create broadcom +h# 10.0000 constant /fw-memory + +rom-pa constant bootrom-pa + +also forth definitions +: c$, ( adr len -- ) + 1+ here swap note-string dup allot move 4 (align) +; +previous definitions + +also mips-assembler definitions +: $find-dropin, ( adr len -- ) +[ifdef] notdef + tuck 2>r ( len ) + here + 9 + \ 9 = null(1) + call+delay slot(8) + 4 round-up \ pad string end adr to next instr-+ + ( adr-of-find-di ) asm( $0 bgezal )asm \ jump to find-dropin call below | + asm( ra $a0 move )asm \ set string arg for find-dropin | + 2r> c$, \ place string | + " find-dropin bal" evaluate \ and call find routine <----+ + asm( nop )asm +[else] + " find-dropin bal nop" evaluate \ call find routine + c$, \ place string after delay slot +[then] +; +previous definitions + +h# 800e.0000 constant stack-offset +h# 800f.0000 constant workspace-offset +h# 8010.0000 constant inflate-offset + +start-assembling + +/resetjmp h# 20 + to asm-origin \ Skip resetjmp wad and dropin header + +label my-entry +\ **** This is the primary entry point; it will contain a branch instruction +\ that skips a few subroutines and lands at the startup sequence. That +\ branch instruction is patched in below. The entry point for this module +\ is in turn reached from a branch instruction at the beginning of the ROM, +\ which is created by the file arch/dna/resetvec.bth + 0 , \ To be patched later + nop +end-code + +[ifdef] for-bcm93730 +transient +create n2c h# c0 c, h# f9 c, h# a4 c, h# b0 c, h# 99 c, h# 92 c, h# 82 c, h# f8 c, + h# 80 c, h# 90 c, h# 88 c, h# 83 c, h# c6 c, h# a1 c, h# 86 c, h# 8e c, +: nibble2char ( t1: nibble -- t1: led-char ) + " t1 h# f t1 andi" evaluate + " t1 0 = if nop h# c0 t1 set nop then" evaluate + " 1 t0 set t0 t1 = if nop h# f9 t1 set nop then" evaluate + " 2 t0 set t0 t1 = if nop h# a4 t1 set nop then" evaluate + " 3 t0 set t0 t1 = if nop h# b0 t1 set nop then" evaluate + " 4 t0 set t0 t1 = if nop h# 99 t1 set nop then" evaluate + " 5 t0 set t0 t1 = if nop h# 92 t1 set nop then" evaluate + " 6 t0 set t0 t1 = if nop h# 82 t1 set nop then" evaluate + " 7 t0 set t0 t1 = if nop h# f8 t1 set nop then" evaluate + " 8 t0 set t0 t1 = if nop h# 80 t1 set nop then" evaluate + " 9 t0 set t0 t1 = if nop h# 90 t1 set nop then" evaluate + " d# 10 t0 set t0 t1 = if nop h# 88 t1 set nop then" evaluate + " d# 11 t0 set t0 t1 = if nop h# 83 t1 set nop then" evaluate + " d# 12 t0 set t0 t1 = if nop h# c6 t1 set nop then" evaluate + " d# 13 t0 set t0 t1 = if nop h# a1 t1 set nop then" evaluate + " d# 14 t0 set t0 t1 = if nop h# 86 t1 set nop then" evaluate + " d# 15 t0 set t0 t1 = if nop h# 8e t1 set nop then" evaluate +; +: led0! ( t1: 16-bit -- ) + " t1 d# 12 t1 srl" evaluate + nibble2char + " h# b500.0000 t0 set" evaluate + " t1 t0 h# 794 sb" evaluate +; +: led1! ( t1: 16-bit -- ) + " t1 8 t1 srl" evaluate + nibble2char + " h# b500.0000 t0 set" evaluate + " t1 t0 h# 795 sb" evaluate +; +: led2! ( t1: 16-bit -- ) + " t1 4 t1 srl" evaluate + nibble2char + " h# b500.0000 t0 set" evaluate + " t1 t0 h# 79a sb" evaluate +; +: led3! ( t1: 16-bit -- ) + nibble2char + " h# b500.0000 t0 set" evaluate + " t1 t0 h# 79b sb" evaluate +; +resident +[then] + +\ This subroutine is used by the startup code. +\ It compares two null-terminated strings, returning zero if they match. +\ Destroys: r2, r3 +label strcmp ( $a0: str1 $a1: str2 -- v0: 0 if match, nonzero if mismatch ) + $a0 t0 move + begin + t0 0 $a2 lbu + $a1 0 $a3 lbu + $a2 $a3 <> if + t0 1 t0 addiu \ (delay) + ra jr + $a3 $a2 v0 sub \ (delay) + then + $a2 0 = until + $a1 1 $a1 addiu \ (delay) + + ra jr + 0 v0 set \ (delay) +end-code + +\ This subroutine is used by the startup code. +\ It searches the ROM for a dropin module whose name field matches the +\ null-terminated string that is at the return address. +\ Destroys: $a0-$a3, t4-t7 +label find-dropin ( s3: rom-pa -- v0: adr | 0 ) + ra $a0 move \ address of string + begin + ra 0 $a1 lbu \ Get string byte + $a1 0 = until \ Look for null terminator + ra 1 ra addiu \ (delay) Advance to next character + + \ ra now points to the byte after the null character + ra 3 ra addiu \ Round up to longword boundard + 3 invert $at set + ra $at t7 and \ and round + +\ h# 4f424d44 t4 set \ "OBMD" + h# 444d424f t4 set \ "OBMD" little-endian +\ bootrom-pa /resetjmp + t5 set \ ROM base + (resetjmp wad) + /resetjmp t5 set + t5 s3 t5 add \ active ROM base + (resetjmp wad) + begin + t5 0 t6 lw + t4 t6 = while nop + + strcmp bal \ $a1 = test$, $a0 = sought$ + t5 h# 10 $a1 addiu \ (delay)point to dropin name in header + v0 0 = if nop + t7 jr \ return + t5 v0 move \ (delay) return value is adr of "OBMD" + then + + t5 4 t3 addiu \ offset to size of dropin + +[ifdef] broadcom + t3 0 t1 lbu + t1 d# 24 t6 sll + t3 1 t1 lbu + t1 d# 16 t1 sll t6 t1 t6 or + t3 2 t1 lbu + t1 d# 8 t1 sll t6 t1 t6 or + t3 3 t1 lbu + t6 t1 t6 or +[else] + t3 1 t0 lwr \ get size of dropin (big-endian) + t3 3 t0 lwr \ get least significant half word + h# ffff t1 set + t0 t1 t6 and + + t3 2 t0 lwl \ get most significant half word + t3 0 t0 lwl + h# ffff.0000 t1 set + t0 t1 t0 and + t0 t6 t6 or +[then] + + t6 h# 23 t6 addiu \ add size + header(20) + roundup(3) to + t5 t6 t5 addu \ locate next dropin + 3 invert $at set + repeat + t5 $at t5 and \ (delay) round up + + 0 v0 set \ return value is 0 (failure) + t7 jr \ No more dropins; return + nop +end-code + +\ This subroutine is used by the startup code. +\ It copies n (a2) bytes of memory from src (a1) to dst (a0) +\ Destroys: a0-a3 +label memcpy ( a0: dst a1: src a2: n -- ) + $a0 $a2 $a2 addu \ Ending address + + $a0 $a2 <> if nop + begin + $a1 0 $a3 lbu + $a1 1 $a1 addiu + $a3 $a0 0 sb + $a0 $a2 = until + $a0 1 $a0 addiu \ (delay) + then + + ra jr nop +end-code +here memcpy - constant /memcpy + +\ Flush the VR4300 Data cache for the first time +label init-cache ( -- ) \ Destroys: $a0, $a1 + + \ Temporarily disable parity and CE + d# 12 v0 mfc0 + + h# 2.0000 invert t0 set + t0 v0 t0 and + h# 1.0000 t1 set + t0 t1 t0 or + d# 12 t0 mtc0 + +ascii c ?report + + \ Disable secondary cache + d# 16 t0 mfc0 + h# 1007 invert t1 set + t0 t1 t0 and + d# 16 t0 mtc0 +\ t0 3 t0 ori \ CONFIG, k0=write back +\ t0 2 t0 ori \ CONFIG, k0=uncached + t0 1 t0 ori \ CONFIG, k0=write thru, write allocate + d# 16 t0 mtc0 + nop nop nop nop + +ascii a ?report + + \ load valid virtual addresses into the cache tags + d# 28 $0 mtc0 \ Set CP0 TAGLO register + d# 29 $0 mtc0 \ Set CP0 TAGHI register + + h# 8000.0000 $a0 set + d# 1024 d# 32 * $a1 set + $a0 $a1 $a1 addu \ Add cache size to give end address + +ascii c ?report + + \ Init Icache + begin + $a0 0 h# 8 cache \ Index store tag primary icache + nop + $a0 0 h# 14 cache \ Fill Icache + nop + $a0 0 h# 8 cache \ Index store tag primary icache + nop + $a1 $a0 = until + $a0 d# 32 $a0 addiu \ Icache line size + +ascii h ?report + + \ Init Dcache + h# 8000.0000 $a0 set + d# 1024 d# 32 * $a1 set + $a0 $a1 $a1 addu \ Add cache size to give end address + begin + $a0 0 h# 9 cache \ Index store tag primary dcache + $a1 $a0 = until + $a0 d# 32 $a0 addiu \ Dcache line size + + h# 8000.0000 $a0 set + d# 1024 d# 32 * $a1 set + $a0 $a1 $a1 addu \ Add cache size to give end address + begin + $0 $a0 0 sw \ Zero cache + $a1 $a0 = until + $a0 d# 32 $a0 addiu \ Dcache line size + + h# 8000.0000 $a0 set + d# 1024 d# 32 * $a1 set + $a0 $a1 $a1 addu \ Add cache size to give end address + begin + $a0 0 h# 9 cache \ Index store tag primary dcache + $a1 $a0 = until + $a0 d# 32 $a0 addiu \ Dcache line size + +ascii e ?report + + \ Restore status register + d# 12 v0 mtc0 + + ra jr nop +end-code + +\ Write-back and invalidate the VR4300 data cache. +label flush-dcache ( -- ) \ Destroys: $a0, $a1 + h# 8000.0000 $a1 set + d# 1024 d# 32 * $a0 set + $a1 $a0 $a0 addu \ Add cache size to give end address + + begin +\ d# 28 $0 mtc0 \ Set CP0 TAGLO register + nop + $a1 0 h# 1 cache \ op 0/1(1): index wb&invalidate primary dcache + nop + $a0 $a1 = until + $a1 d# 32 $a1 addiu \ Dcache line size + + ra jr nop +end-code + +\ Invalidate the VR4300 instruction cache. +label invalidate-icache ( -- ) \ Destroys: $a0, $a1 + h# 8000.0000 $a1 set + d# 1024 d# 32 * $a0 set + $a1 $a0 $a0 addu \ Add cache size to give end address + + begin +\ d# 28 $0 mtc0 \ Set CP0 TAGLO register + nop + $a1 0 h# 0 cache \ op 0/0(0): index invalidate primary icache + nop + $a0 $a1 = until + $a1 d# 32 $a1 addiu \ Dcache line size + + ra jr nop +end-code + +label sync-cache ( -- ) \ Destroys: $a0, $a1, $a3 + ra $a3 move + + flush-dcache bal nop + invalidate-icache bal nop + + $a3 jr nop +end-code + +fload ${BP}/cpu/mips/broadcom/avx/initbc.fth +fload ${BP}/cpu/mips/broadcom/avx/initcom1.fth +fload ${BP}/cpu/mips/broadcom/avx/ofwfind.fth + +\ This is the main entry point for this dropin module +label start + + \ Jump up to KSEG1 +\ start asm-base - asm-origin + bootrom-pa + h# 10 + k0 la +\ k0 jr nop + + \ Initialize CP0 registers +[ifdef] for-bcm93730 + h# 0040.0000 v0 li + d# 12 v0 mtc0 \ Status + d# 13 $0 mtc0 \ Set CP0 cause register + d# 18 $0 mtc0 \ Set CP0 WATCHLO register + d# 19 $0 mtc0 \ Set CP0 WATCHHI register + d# 16 t1 mfc0 + h# 00f6.66f0 t0 set + t1 t0 t1 and + t1 3 t1 ori + d# 16 t1 mtc0 \ Config +[else] + d# 12 v1 mfc0 + h# 3441.0000 v0 li \ SR_BEV, disable parity + v0 v1 v0 or + d# 12 v0 mtc0 \ Set CP0 status register + d# 13 $0 mtc0 \ Set CP0 cause register + d# 18 $0 mtc0 \ Set CP0 WATCHLO register + d# 19 $0 mtc0 \ Set CP0 WATCHHI register +[then] + + \ Initialize hardware + init-broadcom bal nop + init-com1 bal nop + + \ If currently running from backup OFW and new OFW is found sanguine, + \ ?jump-to-new-ofw will not return here. Otherwise, control will + \ come back here for further OFW startup. + + ?jump-to-new-ofw bal nop + + here 4 + bal + h# fff8.0000 t0 set + ra t0 s3 and \ Active ROM base + +[ifdef] testled +h# cdef t1 set led0! +h# cdef t1 set led1! +h# cdef t1 set led2! +h# cdef t1 set led3! +begin again +[then] + +carret ?report +linefeed ?report + +ascii A ?report + " start" $find-dropin, \ Assemble call to find-dropin w/literal arg + v0 0 = if + nop +ascii n ?report +ascii o ?report +bl ?report +ascii s ?report +ascii t ?report +ascii a ?report +ascii r ?report +ascii t ?report + begin again nop + then + + v0 h# 20 v0 addi + v0 ra jalr + nop + + v0 s2 move \ Save RAM top + /fw-memory h# 20 + s0 set \ Compute firmware RAM base address + v0 s0 s0 sub + +ascii B ?report + init-cache bal nop nop nop nop + +ascii C ?report +[ifdef] debug-memory-test + " test" $find-dropin, +[else] + " firmware" $find-dropin, \ Assemble call to find-dropin w/literal arg +[then] + + v0 0 = if + nop +ascii n ?report +ascii o ?report +bl ?report +ascii o ?report +ascii f ?report +ascii w ?report + begin again nop + then + +ascii D ?report + + v0 s1 move \ Save address of firmware dropin + v0 h# c t0 lw \ see if compressed + t0 0 <> if + nop + \ The firmware dropin is compressed, so we load the inflater into RAM + \ and use it to inflate the firmware into RAM + + " inflate" $find-dropin, + +ascii i ?report + + v0 4 t3 addiu \ offset to length of inflater + +[ifdef] broadcom + t3 0 t1 lbu + t1 d# 24 $a2 sll + t3 1 t1 lbu + t1 d# 16 t1 sll $a2 t1 $a2 or + t3 2 t1 lbu + t1 d# 8 t1 sll $a2 t1 $a2 or + t3 3 t1 lbu + $a2 t1 $a2 or +[else] + t3 1 t0 lwr \ get size of dropin (big-endian) + t3 3 t0 lwr \ get least significant half word + h# ffff t1 set + t0 t1 $a2 and + + t3 2 t0 lwl \ get most significant half word + t3 0 t0 lwl + h# ffff.0000 t1 set + t0 t1 t0 and + t0 $a2 $a2 or +[then] + + v0 h# 20 $a1 addi \ src: Base addr of inflater code in ROM + inflate-offset $a0 set \ dst: Base address of inflater + memcpy bal \ Copy the inflater + nop + +ascii n ?report + + sync-cache bal + nop + +ascii f ?report + + stack-offset sp set \ stack for inflater + s0 $a1 move \ Firmware RAM address + workspace-offset $a2 set \ Scratch RAM for inflater + inflate-offset t9 set \ RAM address of inflater + s1 h# 20 $a0 addi \ Adr of comp'd bits of firmware dropin + t9 ra jalr \ inflate the firmware + nop + +ascii l ?report + + else + nop + +ascii c ?report + \ The firmware dropin isn't compressed, so we just copy it to RAM +ascii o ?report + + s1 4 t3 addiu \ offset to length of firmware + +[ifdef] broadcom + t3 0 t1 lbu + t1 d# 24 $a2 sll + t3 1 t1 lbu + t1 d# 16 t1 sll $a2 t1 $a2 or + t3 2 t1 lbu + t1 d# 8 t1 sll $a2 t1 $a2 or + t3 3 t1 lbu + $a2 t1 $a2 or +[else] + t3 1 t0 lwr \ get size of dropin (big-endian) + t3 3 t0 lwr \ get least significant half word + h# ffff t1 set + t0 t1 $a2 and + + t3 2 t0 lwl \ get most significant half word + t3 0 t0 lwl + h# ffff.0000 t1 set + t0 t1 t0 and + t0 $a2 $a2 or +[then] + + s1 h# 20 $a1 addi \ src: Skip dropin header + s0 $a0 move \ dst: Firmware RAM address + memcpy bal \ Copy the firmware + nop + +ascii p ?report +ascii y ?report + + then + + sync-cache bal nop + +ascii E ?report + + \ Jump to Forth (prom-cold-code) + s0 h# 20 s0 addiu + s0 $a0 move \ fw-RAM-base + +[ifdef] debug-memory +carret ?report +linefeed ?report +$a0 s7 move +dot +s7 $a0 move +[then] + + s2 $a1 move \ fw-RAM-size + +[ifdef] debug-memory +$a0 s7 move +$a1 $a0 move dot +s0 0 $a0 lw dot +s0 4 $a0 lw dot +s0 8 $a0 lw dot +s0 h# c $a0 lw dot +s0 h# 10 $a0 lw dot +s0 h# 14 $a0 lw dot +s0 h# 18 $a0 lw dot +s0 h# 1c $a0 lw dot +s7 $a0 move +[then] + +[ifndef] debug-memory-test + s0 0 t0 lw \ Read offset of prom-cold-code + s0 t0 s0 addu +[then] + +[ifdef] debug-memory +$a0 s7 move +s0 $a0 move dot +s7 $a0 move +[then] + + here 4 + bal + h# fff8.0000 t0 set + ra t0 $a2 and \ Active ROM base + + d# 12 t0 mfc0 \ Status + t0 4 t0 andi \ ERL=1 if reset exception + t0 0 = if + nop + s0 jr + nop + else + nop + d# 30 s0 mtc0 nop nop nop nop nop + d# 14 s0 mtc0 nop nop nop nop nop + eret + nop + then + + \ Not reached, in theory + begin again + nop + +end-code + +also mips-assembler +start my-entry put-branch +previous + +end-assembling + +writing reset.di +asm-base here over - 0 " reset" write-dropin +ofd @ fclose
Added: cpu/mips/broadcom/avx/resetjmp.bth =================================================================== --- cpu/mips/broadcom/avx/resetjmp.bth (rev 0) +++ cpu/mips/broadcom/avx/resetjmp.bth 2009-05-25 20:35:46 UTC (rev 1201) @@ -0,0 +1,92 @@ +purpose: Reset vector handler +copyright: Copyright 2000-2001 Firmworks All Rights Reserved + +command: &native &this +build-now + +\needs start-assembling fload ${BP}/cpu/mips/asmtools.fth + +\ The size of this module affects the constant /resetjmp in +\ physaddr.fth. + +create debug-reset + +fload ${BP}/cpu/mips/ksegaddr.fth +fload ${BP}/cpu/mips/broadcom/avx/physaddr.fth +fload ${BP}/cpu/mips/broadcom/avx/report.fth + +start-assembling + +hex + +label resetvec + \ **** This is the initial entry point (reset vector) for the ROM. + \ It just branches past the following copyright string and past the + \ dropin module header for the "resetvec" dropin module, landing at + \ the entry point for that module. The "resetvec" dropin module + \ must appear in the ROM image right after the image that this file + \ creates. + here /resetjmp + h# 20 + $0 $0 beq + nop + +end-code + + \ This copyright string will appear in the ROM right after the branch + \ instruction. + " Copyright 2001 FirmWorks All Rights Reserved" c$, + + \ Locations 56-5b are reserved for a MAC address, for systems + \ that wish to store the MAC address in the boot ROM instead of + \ in a UID EEPROM. + h# 56 pad-to + h# ff c, h# ff c, h# ff c, h# ff c, h# ff c, h# ff c, + + \ We reserve ROM locations 5c-5f for the PROMICE AI port and place + \ a distinct signature there. If the AI port is present and enabled + \ at those locations, it will overlay the ROM contents, thus allowing + \ the software to determine whether or not the AI port is present. + + \ The signature should be tested at offset 5c+3 (5f), which is the + \ AI port status register. The value d4 is present at both 5c+0 + \ and 5c+3, in case we ever have to handle big-endian systems that + \ byte-swap the ROM in some modes. + + h# 5c pad-to \ Pad to the location reserved for the AI port + h# d4 c, h# 5a c, h# 5b c, h# d4 c, \ Signature distinct from AI port + + h# 200 pad-to +label tlbrefill + ascii T ?report ascii L ?report ascii B ?report + begin again + nop +end-code + + h# 280 pad-to +label xtlbrefill + ascii X ?report ascii T ?report ascii L ?report ascii B ?report + begin again + nop +end-code + + h# 300 pad-to +label cacheerr + ascii C ?report ascii E ?report ascii r ?report ascii r ?report + begin again + nop +end-code + + h# 380 pad-to +label generalexc + ascii G ?report ascii e ?report ascii n ?report + begin again + nop +end-code + + /resetjmp pad-to + \ This module must have a fixed size of /resetjmp + +end-assembling + +writing resetjmp.img +asm-base here over - ofd @ fputs +ofd @ fclose
Added: cpu/mips/broadcom/avx/rom.bth =================================================================== --- cpu/mips/broadcom/avx/rom.bth (rev 0) +++ cpu/mips/broadcom/avx/rom.bth 2009-05-25 20:35:46 UTC (rev 1201) @@ -0,0 +1,23 @@ +purpose: Top-level build script for Intreon AVX ROM +copyright: Copyright 2001 FirmWorks All Rights Reserved + +command: &native &this +in: romraw.img +build-now + +\needs $add-dropin fload ${BP}/tools/mkdropin.fth + +\ Always re-create the builton.fth file when we make a new rom.img +fload ${BP}/arch/mips/builton.bth + +: compute-chksum ( adr len -- chksum ) + bounds 0 -rot ?do i c@ + loop +; + +writing rom.img + " romraw.img" $read-file ( adr len ) + 2dup compute-chksum -rot ( chksum adr len ) + 2dup ofd @ fputs free-mem ( chksum ) + h# ff and h# a5 swap - ofd @ fputc +ofd @ fclose +
Added: cpu/mips/broadcom/avx/romraw.bth =================================================================== --- cpu/mips/broadcom/avx/romraw.bth (rev 0) +++ cpu/mips/broadcom/avx/romraw.bth 2009-05-25 20:35:46 UTC (rev 1201) @@ -0,0 +1,37 @@ +purpose: Top-level build script for Intreon AVX ROM +copyright: Copyright 2001 FirmWorks All Rights Reserved + +command: &native &this +in: resetjmp.img +in: reset.di +in: start.di +in: test.di +in: fw.img +in: ${BP}/dev/kendin/build/ks8723.fc +build-now + +\needs $add-dropin fload ${BP}/tools/mkdropin.fth + +\ Always re-create the builton.fth file when we make a new rom.img +fload ${BP}/arch/mips/builton.bth + +h# 6.0000 constant rom-size +: pad-file ( location -- ) + ofd @ fsize + 2dup u< abort" The ROM image is too large" + 2dup - ." Unused memory = " .d cr + ?do h# ff ofd @ fputc loop +; + +writing romraw.img + " resetjmp.img" $add-file \ Branch past initial dropin module header + " reset.di" $add-file + " start.di" $add-file + " test.di" $add-file + " fw.img" " firmware" $add-deflated-dropin +\ " fw.img" " firmware" $add-dropin + " ${BP}/cpu/mips/inflate.img" " inflate" $add-dropin + " builton.fth" " probe-" $add-dropin + " ${BP}/dev/kendin/build/ks8723.fc" " pci13f0,201" $add-deflated-dropin + rom-size 1- pad-file \ reserve one byte as chksum byte +ofd @ fclose
Added: cpu/mips/broadcom/avx/rootnode.fth =================================================================== --- cpu/mips/broadcom/avx/rootnode.fth (rev 0) +++ cpu/mips/broadcom/avx/rootnode.fth 2009-05-25 20:35:46 UTC (rev 1201) @@ -0,0 +1,128 @@ +purpose: Methods for the root node using Broadcom Kseg address translation +copyright: Copyright 1998-2001 Firmworks All Rights Reserved + +: root-map-in ( phys len -- virt ) + " /" " map-in" execute-device-method drop +; +: root-map-out ( virt len -- ) + " /" " map-out" execute-device-method drop +; + +dev / +extend-package + +1 encode-int " #address-cells" property + +0 0 encode-bytes + \ Base address size + h# 8000.0000 encode-int encode+ /ram-bank encode-int encode+ +" dma-ranges" property + +hex +headers + +\ Static methods +: decode-unit ( adr len -- phys ) push-hex $number if 0 then pop-base ; +: encode-unit ( phys -- adr len ) push-hex (u.) pop-base ; + +\ Not-necessarily-static methods +: open ( -- true ) true ; +: close ( -- ) ; + +: map-in ( phys size -- virt ) + drop dup 1400.0000 u< if + pci-io-base or + else + dup 8000.0000 u< if pci-mem-base or then + then +; +: map-out ( virtual size -- ) 2drop ; + +headerless +list: dmalist +listnode + /n field >dma-ua \ address obtained from alloc-mem, unaligned + /n field >dma-aa \ address passed on to caller, cache-line aligned + /n field >dma-len \ original length used to alloc-mem +nodetype: dmanode + +0 dmalist ! +0 dmanode ! +0 value dma-aa + +: dma-aa=? ( node -- aa=? ) + >dma-aa @ dma-aa = +; +: find-dmanode? ( -- prev-node this-node | 0 ) + dmalist ['] dma-aa=? find-node +; +: alloc-dmanode ( -- node ) + dmanode allocate-node dup dmalist last-node insert-after +; +: free-dmanode ( prev -- ) + delete-after dmanode free-node +; + +headers + +\ DMA memory is accessed via kseg1 on a cache line boundary in integral # of cache lines +: dma-alloc ( size -- virt ) + /cache-line + /cache-line round-up dup ( size' size' ) + alloc-mem 2dup swap flush-d$-range ( size ua ) + dup /cache-line round-up kseg1 or ( size ua aa ) + dup >r ( size ua aa ) ( R: aa ) + alloc-dmanode ( size ua aa node ) ( R: aa ) + tuck >dma-aa ! ( size ua node ) ( R: aa ) + tuck >dma-ua ! ( size node ) ( R: aa ) + >dma-len ! ( ) ( R: aa ) + r> +; +: dma-free ( virt size -- ) + over to dma-aa find-dmanode? ?dup if + dup >dma-ua @ swap >dma-len @ free-mem + free-dmanode 2drop + else + free-mem + then +; +: dma-map-in ( virt size cacheable -- devaddr ) + drop 2dup pcicache-wbinv + drop h# 1fff.ffff and +; +: dma-map-out ( virt devaddr size -- ) pcicache-wbinv drop ; +: dma-sync ( virt devaddr size -- ) pcicache-wbinv drop ; +: dma-push ( virt devaddr size -- ) pcicache-inv drop ; +: dma-pull ( virt devaddr size -- ) pcicache-wbinv drop ; + +finish-device + +device-end + +headerless +\ Call this after the system-mac-address is determined, which is typically +\ done near the end of the probing process. +: set-system-id ( -- ) + system-mac-address dup if ( adr 6 ) + " /" find-device ( adr 6 ) + + \ Convert the six bytes of the MAC address into a string of the + \ form 0NNNNNNNNNN, where N is an uppercase hex digit. + push-hex ( adr 6 ) + + <# bounds swap 1- ?do ( ) + i c@ u# u# drop ( ) + -1 +loop ( ) + 0 u# u#> ( adr len ) + + 2dup upper ( adr len ) \ Force upper case + + pop-base ( adr len ) + + encode-string " system-id" property ( ) + + device-end + else + 2drop + then +; +headers
Added: cpu/mips/broadcom/avx/start.bth =================================================================== --- cpu/mips/broadcom/avx/start.bth (rev 0) +++ cpu/mips/broadcom/avx/start.bth 2009-05-25 20:35:46 UTC (rev 1201) @@ -0,0 +1,199 @@ +purpose: Low-level startup code for Broadcom BCM7030RKPB1 memory controller +copyright: Copyright 2001 Firmworks. All Rights Reserved. + +command: &native &this +build-now + +\needs start-assembling fload ${BP}/cpu/mips/asmtools.fth +\needs write-dropin fload ${BP}/forth/lib/mkdropin.fth + +create debug-reset + +fload ${BP}/cpu/mips/ksegaddr.fth +fload ${BP}/cpu/mips/broadcom/avx/physaddr.fth +fload ${BP}/cpu/mips/broadcom/avx/report.fth + +: bc-cfg! ( data idx -- ) + pci-reg-base + " t0 set" evaluate + " t1 set" evaluate + " t1 t0 0 sw" evaluate +; +: bcl! ( data idx -- ) + bc-reg-base + " t0 set" evaluate + " t1 set" evaluate + " t1 t0 0 sw" evaluate +; +: bcl-and! ( bits idx -- ) + bc-reg-base + " t0 set" evaluate + " t0 0 t2 lw" evaluate + " t1 set" evaluate + " t1 t2 t1 and" evaluate + " t1 t0 0 sw" evaluate +; +: bcl-or! ( bits idx -- ) + bc-reg-base + " t0 set" evaluate + " t0 0 t2 lw" evaluate + " t1 set" evaluate + " t1 t2 t1 or" evaluate + " t1 t0 0 sw" evaluate +; +: bcl-t1! ( t1: val idx -- ) + bc-reg-base + " t0 set" evaluate + " t1 t0 0 sw" evaluate +; +: client! ( val client -- ) + h# 2014 bcl! \ RB_TMC_CLIENT_INDEX_REG + h# 2018 bcl! \ RB_TMC_INDX_DATA_WR_REG +; +: tvrcp! ( val idx -- ) + h# 20e0 bcl! \ RB_TVRCP_INDEX_ADDRS_REG + h# 20e4 bcl! \ RB_TVRCP_INDEX_DATA_REG + 1 h# 20e8 bcl! \ RB_TVRCP_INDEX_CNTL_REG, command write +; + +: delay-ms ( ms -- ) + d# 100.0000 * d# 830 + d# 1660 / " t0 set" evaluate + " begin t0 0 = until t0 -1 t0 addi" evaluate +; + +start-assembling + +label my-entry + 0 , \ To be patched later + nop +end-code + +label start-memory ( -- v0: RAM size ) + ra s7 move + +ascii s ?report + h# 0000.0000 h# 2254 bcl! \ RB_TS1_X_TX_MAX_REG, primary display feeder tile hori size reg + h# 0000.0000 h# a0 bcl! \ Clear DISP_CTRL, display control reg + h# 0000.0000 h# 5c bcl! \ Clear CAP_CTRL, capture control reg + h# fff7.ffff h# 4 bcl-and! \ PM_CTRL, enable SDRAM clock 0, undocumented bit + h# 0000.0000 h# 0 bcl! \ MEM_BASE, SDRAM base at 0 + h# 0000.0040 h# 8 bcl! \ MEM_CTRL, set SDRAM memory size to 64MB + h# 0000.0000 h# c bcl! \ GP_CTRL, GPIO reg + h# 0000.0001 h# 20 bcl-or! \ CPU_CTRL, allow chip to ack illegal read/write + +ascii d ?report + h# 0000.efff h# 20ac bcl! \ RB_TVRCP_SOFT_RESET_APPLY_REG1 + h# 0000.efff h# 20b0 bcl! \ RB_TVRCP_SOFT_RESET_WITHDRAW_REG1 + h# 0000.001f h# 20b4 bcl! \ RB_TVRCP_SOFT_RESET_APPLY_REG2 + h# 0000.1000 h# 20ac bcl! \ RB_TVRCP_SOFT_RESET_APPLY_REG1 +[ifdef] for-bcm93730 + h# 0000.8030 h# 2004 bcl! \ RB_TMC_MODE_CONTROL_REG, tRAS, CAS latency, burst len +[else] + h# 0000.8020 h# 2004 bcl! \ RB_TMC_MODE_CONTROL_REG, tRAS, CAS latency, burst len +[then] + h# 0000.00bc h# 2024 bcl! \ RB_TMC_DELAY_REG, memory controller timer 2 reg + h# 0000.1402 h# 2000 bcl! \ RB_TMC_CNTRL_CONFIG_REG, 4x2Mx16 + h# 0000.0000 h# 2038 bcl! \ RB_TMC_MSA_MODE_REG + h# 0000.1000 h# 20b0 bcl! \ RB_TVRCP_SOFT_RESET_WITHDRAW_REG1 + +ascii r ?report + h# f020 h# 00 client! \ CPU read, wraparound-cache-reads + h# f021 h# 01 client! \ CPU write, linear writes + h# 08a5 h# 02 client! \ Video win display #1, linear reads + h# 08a2 h# 03 client! \ Graphics display, linear reads + h# fff8 h# 04 client! \ Pirhanan 3D, linear read/writes + h# fff5 h# 05 client! \ Mem-to-mem DMA, linear read/writes + h# fff6 h# 06 client! \ PCI, linear read/writes + h# fff7 h# 07 client! \ Local 68k bus I/O, linear read/writes + h# 003e h# 08 client! \ Reserved + h# 003c h# 09 client! \ DMA command, linear read/writes + h# 003d h# 0a client! \ Paxel, linear read/writes + h# 000e h# 0b client! \ VBI write, linear writes + h# 000f h# 0c client! \ VBI read #1, linear read + h# 0010 h# 0d client! \ VBI read #2, linear read + h# 000b h# 0e client! \ Video win capture #1, linear writes + h# 0006 h# 0f client! \ Video win display #2, linear read + h# 001f h# 10 client! \ Video win capture #2, reserved + h# 0013 h# 11 client! \ PCM audio, linear read + h# 000a h# 12 client! \ Data transport, linear read/writes + h# 0011 h# 13 client! \ Audio read #1, linear read + h# 0012 h# 14 client! \ Audio read #2, linear read + h# 0008 h# 15 client! \ Audio write #1, linear writes + h# 0009 h# 16 client! \ Audio write #2, linear writes + h# 08a3 h# 17 client! \ Video scan feeder #1, video image raster reads + h# 08a4 h# 18 client! \ Video scan feeder #2, video image raster reads + h# 0019 h# 19 client! \ Row engine #1, video image MB accesses + h# 001a h# 1a client! \ Row engine #2, video image MB accesses + h# 000c h# 1b client! \ T-proc compr write, linear writes + h# 0014 h# 1c client! \ T-proc DMA, linear read/writes + h# 000d h# 1d client! \ V-proc DMA, linear read/writes + h# 001b h# 1e client! \ DMA soft access, linear/MPEG read-writes + h# 0007 h# 1f client! \ DRAM refresh + +ascii a ?report + h# 0000.0011 h# 0600 bcl-or! \ CPU_RAH_CTRL, enable read-ahead cache + h# 608 bcl-t1! \ CPU_RAH_INV_ALL + + h# 0300 h# 0044 tvrcp! \ Init PCR clock to 27Mhz + h# 7fff h# 0042 tvrcp! + h# 3000 h# 0043 tvrcp! + h# 0800 h# 008c tvrcp! \ Expand the VBV buffer + h# 0000 h# 008d tvrcp! + + \ Setup Broadcom PCI host bridge + h# 1400.0000 h# 58 bc-cfg! \ Setup PCI MEM window BARs. Use only win 0 now. + h# 1400.0000 h# 5c bc-cfg! + h# 1400.0000 h# 60 bc-cfg! + h# 1400.0000 h# 64 bc-cfg! + h# 1300.0000 h# 68 bc-cfg! \ Setup PCI IO window BAR. Use only win 0 now. + h# 0000.0000 h# 10 bc-cfg! \ Setup PCI SDRAM win 0. + h# 0000.0006 h# 50 bc-cfg! \ Setup SDRAM win0 size to 64MB + h# 0000.0000 h# 74 bc-cfg! \ Setup SDRAM endianness + +ascii m ?report + + \ Rudimentary memory test + h# 5555.aaaa t1 set + h# a000.0000 t0 set + t1 t0 0 sw + + h# a000.0000 t0 set + h# 10.0000 t3 set + /ram-bank kseg1 + h# 10.0000 - t2 set + h# 3333.cccc t1 set + + begin + t0 t3 t0 add + t1 t0 0 sw + t0 t2 = until nop + + h# a000.0000 t0 set + h# 5555.aaaa t2 set + t0 0 t1 lw + + t1 t2 = if + nop +ascii G ?report +ascii o ?report +ascii o ?report +ascii d ?report + else + nop +ascii B ?report +ascii a ?report +ascii d ?report +begin again nop + then + + \ Return to reset dropin + /ram-bank kseg0 + v0 set + + s7 jr + nop + +end-code + +also mips-assembler +start-memory my-entry put-branch +previous + +end-assembling + +writing start.di +asm-base here over - 0 " start" write-dropin +ofd @ fclose
Added: cpu/mips/broadcom/avx/test.bth =================================================================== --- cpu/mips/broadcom/avx/test.bth (rev 0) +++ cpu/mips/broadcom/avx/test.bth 2009-05-25 20:35:46 UTC (rev 1201) @@ -0,0 +1,34 @@ +purpose: A test program to run in memory +copyright: Copyright 2001 Firmworks. All Rights Reserved. + +command: &native &this +build-now + +\needs start-assembling fload ${BP}/cpu/mips/asmtools.fth +\needs write-dropin fload ${BP}/tools/mkdropin.fth + +create debug-reset + +fload ${BP}/cpu/mips/ksegaddr.fth +fload ${BP}/cpu/mips/broadcom/avx/physaddr.fth +fload ${BP}/cpu/mips/broadcom/avx/report.fth + +start-assembling + +label my-entry +h# 20 pad-to +carret ?report +linefeed ?report +ascii H ?report +ascii e ?report +ascii l ?report +ascii l ?report +ascii o ?report +begin again nop +end-code + +end-assembling + +writing test.di +asm-base here over - 0 " test" write-dropin +ofd @ fclose
Added: cpu/mips/broadcom/avx/virtaddr.fth =================================================================== --- cpu/mips/broadcom/avx/virtaddr.fth (rev 0) +++ cpu/mips/broadcom/avx/virtaddr.fth 2009-05-25 20:35:46 UTC (rev 1201) @@ -0,0 +1,12 @@ +purpose: Virtual addresses for AVX +copyright: Copyright 2001 FirmWorks All Rights Reserved + +headerless + +0 value fw-virt-base \ Setup later after we know the memory size +h# 10.0000 value fw-virt-size + +headers + +kseg0 h# 20.0000 + ' load-base set-config-int-default +0 value load-limit \ Top address of area at load-base (set later)
Added: cpu/mips/broadcom/avx/vpd.fth =================================================================== --- cpu/mips/broadcom/avx/vpd.fth (rev 0) +++ cpu/mips/broadcom/avx/vpd.fth 2009-05-25 20:35:46 UTC (rev 1201) @@ -0,0 +1,44 @@ +purpose: Specific name=value VPD variable manager +copyright: Copyright 2001 FirmWorks All Rights Reserved + +hex + +\ Serial number words +: (get-vpd-serial$) ( -- $ ) + " serial-num" $getvpd if + " serial-num not found" + then +; +: get-vpd-serial$ ( -- $ ) select-fixed-vpd (get-vpd-serial$) ; +: (.vpd-serial$) ( -- ) (get-vpd-serial$) type ; +: .vpd-serial$ ( -- ) select-fixed-vpd (.vpd-serial$) ; + +\ Ethernet mac address words +0 value mac-cnt +: (get-vpd-mac$) ( -- true | mac$ false ) " eth-mac-addr" $getvpd ; +: get-vpd-mac$ ( -- true | mac$ false ) select-fixed-vpd (get-vpd-mac$) ; +: (get-vpd-mac#) ( -- true | m6 m5 m4 m3 m2 m1 false ) + (get-vpd-mac$) ?dup if exit then + 0 to mac-cnt + ( mac$ ) 6 0 do + ascii : left-parse-string + $number ?leave + dup d# 255 > if drop leave then + -rot + mac-cnt 1+ to mac-cnt + loop + ( rem-mac$ ) nip + mac-cnt 6 <> or if + mac-cnt 0 ?do drop loop true + else + swap 2swap swap 2>r 2swap swap 2r> 2swap false + then +; +: get-vpd-mac# ( -- true | m6 m5 m4 m3 m2 m1 false ) + select-fixed-vpd (get-vpd-mac#) +; +: (.vpd-mac) ( -- ) + (get-vpd-mac$) if " eth-mac-addr not found" then + type +; +: .vpd-mac ( -- ) select-fixed-vpd (.vpd-mac) ;
Added: cpu/mips/build/build =================================================================== --- cpu/mips/build/build (rev 0) +++ cpu/mips/build/build 2009-05-25 20:35:46 UTC (rev 1201) @@ -0,0 +1,2 @@ +#!/bin/sh +qemu-mipsel ../Linux/build $@
Property changes on: cpu/mips/build/build ___________________________________________________________________ Added: svn:executable + *
Added: cpu/mips/builder.bth =================================================================== --- cpu/mips/builder.bth (rev 0) +++ cpu/mips/builder.bth 2009-05-25 20:35:46 UTC (rev 1201) @@ -0,0 +1,35 @@ +purpose: Builder load file for MIPS +\ See license at end of file + +dictionary: ${BP}/cpu/mips/build/tools.dic +command: &mipsfth &dictionary &this +build-now + +fload ${BP}/ofw/tokenizer/tokenize.fth \ Tokenizer +fload ${BP}/forth/lib/builder.fth \ Builder + +.( --- Saving builder.dic --- ) " builder.dic" $save-forth cr + +\ LICENSE_BEGIN +\ Copyright (c) 2009 FirmWorks +\ +\ Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining +\ a copy of this software and associated documentation files (the +\ "Software"), to deal in the Software without restriction, including +\ without limitation the rights to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, +\ distribute, sublicense, and/or sell copies of the Software, and to +\ permit persons to whom the Software is furnished to do so, subject to +\ the following conditions: +\ +\ The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be +\ included in all copies or substantial portions of the Software. +\ +\ THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED "AS IS", WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, +\ EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF +\ MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND +\ NONINFRINGEMENT. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE +\ LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION +\ OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM, OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION +\ WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE SOFTWARE. +\ +\ LICENSE_END
Added: cpu/mips/builton.bth =================================================================== --- cpu/mips/builton.bth (rev 0) +++ cpu/mips/builton.bth 2009-05-25 20:35:46 UTC (rev 1201) @@ -0,0 +1,69 @@ +purpose: Create "builton.fth" file containing the current date +\ See license at end of file + +command: &native &this +build-now + +\needs today fload ${BP}/forth/lib/date.fth + +: put$ ( adr len -- ) ofd @ fputs ; + +\ Creates a "builton.fth" file indicating the current date and time. +\ It contains, for example: +\ : build-date " December 17, 1996 18:26:50" ; +\ d# 19961217 constant built-date-int +\ dev /openprom +\ built-date-int encode-int " built-on" property +\ device-end + +writing builton.fth +" \ Defines build-date"n" put$ +" : build-date "" " put$ today date$ put$ bl ofd @ fputc +now time$ put$ " "" ;"n" put$ + +" d# " put$ +base @ decimal +today (.) put$ <# u# u# u#> put$ <# u# u# u#> put$ +base ! +" constant built-date-int"n" put$ + +" d# " put$ +base @ decimal +now (.) put$ <# u# u# u#> put$ <# u# u# u#> put$ +base ! +" constant built-time-int"n" put$ + +" dev /openprom"n" put$ +" built-date-int encode-int "" built-on"" property"n" put$ +" device-end"n" put$ + +ofd @ fclose + +\ We don't want to log the creation of this file, because doing so +\ tends to cause double-recompiles in some cases. +" builton.log" delete-file drop + + +\ LICENSE_BEGIN +\ Copyright (c) 2009 FirmWorks +\ +\ Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining +\ a copy of this software and associated documentation files (the +\ "Software"), to deal in the Software without restriction, including +\ without limitation the rights to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, +\ distribute, sublicense, and/or sell copies of the Software, and to +\ permit persons to whom the Software is furnished to do so, subject to +\ the following conditions: +\ +\ The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be +\ included in all copies or substantial portions of the Software. +\ +\ THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED "AS IS", WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, +\ EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF +\ MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND +\ NONINFRINGEMENT. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE +\ LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION +\ OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM, OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION +\ WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE SOFTWARE. +\ +\ LICENSE_END
Added: cpu/mips/cache.fth =================================================================== --- cpu/mips/cache.fth (rev 0) +++ cpu/mips/cache.fth 2009-05-25 20:35:46 UTC (rev 1201) @@ -0,0 +1,133 @@ +purpose: Cache operations for MIPS +\ See license at end of file + +h# 8000 constant /dcache +h# 8000 constant /icache + +d# 32 constant /cache-line +: cache-bounds ( adr len -- end start ) + bounds swap /cache-line round-up swap /cache-line round-down +; + +\ TLB cache operations +\ XXX secondary cache operations depends on processor +code invalidate-i$-entry ( adr -- ) + tos 0 h# 12 cache \ Invalidate secondary I$ + tos 0 h# 10 cache \ Invalidate primary I$ + sp tos pop +c; +code write-d$-entry ( adr -- ) + tos 0 h# 19 cache \ WriteBack primary D$ + tos 0 h# 1b cache \ WriteBack secondary D$ + sp tos pop +c; +code flush-d$-entry ( adr -- ) + tos 0 h# 15 cache \ WriteBack&Invalidate primary D$ + tos 0 h# 17 cache \ WriteBack&Invalidate secondary D$ + sp tos pop +c; + +\ KSEG0 cache operations +code invalidate-i$-index ( -- ) + kseg0 t0 set + /icache t1 set + t0 t1 t1 addu + + begin + t0 0 0 cache \ Index Invalidate primary I$ + nop + t0 /cache-line t0 addiu + t0 t1 = until + nop +c; +code flush-d$-index ( -- ) + kseg0 t0 set + /dcache t1 set + t0 t1 t1 addu + + begin + t0 0 1 cache \ Index WriteBack&Invalidate primary D$ + nop + t0 /cache-line t0 addiu + t0 t1 = until + nop +c; + + + +: flush-d$-range ( adr len -- ) + over h# f000.0000 and dup + kseg1 = if 3drop exit then + kseg0 = if + 2drop flush-d$-index + else + cache-bounds ?do i flush-d$-entry /cache-line +loop + then +; + +: stand-sync-cache ( adr len -- ) + over h# f000.0000 and dup + kseg1 = if 3drop exit then + kseg0 = if + 2drop flush-d$-index invalidate-i$-index + else + cache-bounds ?do + i write-d$-entry + i invalidate-i$-entry + /cache-line +loop + then +; +: stand-init-io ( -- ) + stand-init-io + ['] stand-sync-cache to sync-cache +; + +code get-dtag ( index -- ) + tos 0 5 cache + sp tos pop +c; +code get-itag ( index -- ) + tos 0 4 cache + sp tos pop +c; + +: (.tag) ( -- ) + taglo@ h# c0 and if taglo@ h# ffff.ff00 and 4 << u. then +; +defer .tag ' (.tag) to .tag +: .dtags ( -- ) + kseg0 /dcache bounds do + i get-dtag .tag + /cache-line +loop +; +: .itags ( -- ) + kseg0 /icache bounds do + i get-itag .tag + /cache-line +loop +; + + + +\ LICENSE_BEGIN +\ Copyright (c) 2009 FirmWorks +\ +\ Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining +\ a copy of this software and associated documentation files (the +\ "Software"), to deal in the Software without restriction, including +\ without limitation the rights to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, +\ distribute, sublicense, and/or sell copies of the Software, and to +\ permit persons to whom the Software is furnished to do so, subject to +\ the following conditions: +\ +\ The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be +\ included in all copies or substantial portions of the Software. +\ +\ THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED "AS IS", WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, +\ EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF +\ MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND +\ NONINFRINGEMENT. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE +\ LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION +\ OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM, OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION +\ WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE SOFTWARE. +\ +\ LICENSE_END
Added: cpu/mips/call.fth =================================================================== --- cpu/mips/call.fth (rev 0) +++ cpu/mips/call.fth 2009-05-25 20:35:46 UTC (rev 1201) @@ -0,0 +1,55 @@ +purpose: C subroutine call interface for MIPS +\ See license at end of file + +code sp-call ( [ arg5 .. arg0 ] adr sp -- [ arg5 .. arg0 ] result ) + + sp t0 pop \ Get the subroutine address + + sp 'user saved-sp sw \ Save for callbacks + rp 'user saved-rp sw \ Save for callbacks + + tos h# -10 /n* t1 addiu \ Point to the new stack, leaving some extra + \ room since the compiler preamble stores + \ things above the stack pointer + + \ Pass up to 6 arguments (first 0-3 in registers, 4 and 5 on the stack) + sp 0 /n* $a0 lw + sp 1 /n* $a1 lw + sp 2 /n* $a2 lw + sp 3 /n* $a3 lw + sp 4 /n* t2 lw t2 t1 0 /n* sw + sp 5 /n* t2 lw t2 t1 1 /n* sw + + t1 sp move \ Switch to the new stack + + t0 ra jalr nop \ Call the subroutine + + 'user saved-rp rp lw \ Restore the return stack pointer + 'user saved-sp sp lw \ Restore the stack pointer + v0 tos move \ Return subroutine result +c; +: call ( [ arg5 .. arg0 ] adr -- [ arg5 .. arg0 ] result ) sp@ sp-call ; + +\ LICENSE_BEGIN +\ Copyright (c) 2009 FirmWorks +\ +\ Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining +\ a copy of this software and associated documentation files (the +\ "Software"), to deal in the Software without restriction, including +\ without limitation the rights to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, +\ distribute, sublicense, and/or sell copies of the Software, and to +\ permit persons to whom the Software is furnished to do so, subject to +\ the following conditions: +\ +\ The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be +\ included in all copies or substantial portions of the Software. +\ +\ THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED "AS IS", WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, +\ EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF +\ MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND +\ NONINFRINGEMENT. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE +\ LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION +\ OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM, OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION +\ WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE SOFTWARE. +\ +\ LICENSE_END
Added: cpu/mips/catchexc.fth =================================================================== --- cpu/mips/catchexc.fth (rev 0) +++ cpu/mips/catchexc.fth 2009-05-25 20:35:46 UTC (rev 1201) @@ -0,0 +1,338 @@ +purpose: Exception handling for MIPS +\ See license at end of file + +defer enterforth-hook ' noop is enterforth-hook + +only forth also hidden also forth definitions +headerless + +: enterforth ( -- ) + state-valid on + my-self to %saved-my-self + enterforth-hook + handle-breakpoint +; + +: (breakpoint-trap?) exception# 3 = ; +' (breakpoint-trap?) to breakpoint-trap? + +: .go-message ( -- ) + \ Restarting is only possible if the state that was first saved + \ is from a restartable exception. + state-valid @ -1 = already-go? and if + restartable? on + ." Type 'go' to resume" cr + then +; + +: .entry ( -- ) + [ also hidden ] + talign \ ... in case dp is misaligned + + aborted? @ if + aborted? off hex cr ." Keyboard interrupt" cr .go-message exit + then + [ previous ] +; +' .entry is .exception + +\ create debug-break +[ifdef] debug-break +: ?report ( char -- ) + " h# bfd0.0000 v0 set" evaluate + " begin v0 h# 3fd v1 lbu v1 h# 20 v1 andi v1 0 <> until nop" evaluate + ( char ) " v1 set v1 v0 h# 3f8 sb " evaluate + " begin v0 h# 3fd v1 lbu v1 h# 20 v1 andi v1 0 <> until nop" evaluate +; + +: putbyte ( $a0 -- ) + " $a0 h# f $a0 andi $a0 h# 30 $a0 addi" evaluate + " begin v0 h# 3fd v1 lbu v1 h# 20 v1 andi v1 0 <> until nop" evaluate + " $a0 v0 h# 3f8 sb " evaluate + " begin v0 h# 3fd v1 lbu v1 h# 20 v1 andi v1 0 <> until nop" evaluate +; +: dot ( a0 -- ) + " h# bfd0.0000 v0 set $a0 t2 move" evaluate + " t2 d# 28 $a0 srl putbyte" evaluate + " t2 d# 24 $a0 srl putbyte" evaluate + " t2 d# 20 $a0 srl putbyte" evaluate + " t2 d# 16 $a0 srl putbyte" evaluate + " t2 d# 12 $a0 srl putbyte" evaluate + " t2 d# 8 $a0 srl putbyte" evaluate + " t2 d# 4 $a0 srl putbyte" evaluate + " t2 0 $a0 srl putbyte" evaluate +; +[else] +: ?report ( char -- ) drop ; +[then] + +0 value (restart-loc +code (restart ( -- ) + + \ Restore the Forth stacks. + \ Establish the Data and Return stacks + 'user rp0 rp lw + 'user sp0 sp lw + \ Account for the presence of the top of stack register + sp /n sp addiu + + \ Restore the Forth Data and Return stacks from the save area. + + \ Data Stack + 'user sp0 t3 lw + 'user pssave t0 lw \ Address of data stack save area + ps-size t1 set \ Size of data stack area + t0 t1 t1 add \ End address of data stack save area + begin + t1 -4 t1 addiu \ Advance save area pointer + t1 t2 get \ Read word from save area + t3 -4 t3 addiu \ Advance stack pointer + t1 t0 = until + t2 t3 put \ Write word to stack + + \ Return Stack + 'user rp0 t3 lw + 'user rssave t0 lw \ Address of return stack save area + rs-size t1 set \ Size of return stack area + t0 t1 t1 add \ End address of stack save area + begin + t1 -4 t1 addiu \ Advance save area pointer + t1 t2 get \ Read word from save area + t3 -4 t3 addiu \ Advance stack pointer + t1 t0 = until + t2 t3 put \ Write word to stack + + \ Have to turn off interrupts temporarily until we are done with + \ using k0 and k1 because interrupt handling needs them too. + + d# 12 t0 mfc0 + h# ffff.fffe t1 set + t1 t0 t1 and + d# 12 t1 mtc0 + nop nop nop nop + + \ Now it's safe to use k0 and k1 + + \ Restore registers + here origin- to (restart-loc + 1.0001 k1 set \ Will be address of cpu-state (force 2 instructions) + + $0 k1 addr %state-valid cpu-state - sd \ Unlock cpu-state + + k1 addr $lo cpu-state - t0 ld t0 mtlo + k1 addr $hi cpu-state - t0 ld t0 mthi + + d# 12 t0 mfc0 \ Get status register + t0 d# 28 t0 srl \ Shift coprocessor status bits down + t0 h# 02 t0 andi \ Mask bit 1 (coprocessor 1 - Floating point) + t0 $0 <> if \ Skip if coprocessor disabled + nop + k1 addr $fcsr cpu-state - t0 ld d# 31 t0 ctc1 + then + + d# 26 0 do + k1 i 3 + /x* ( offset ) $0 i + ( reg# ) ld + loop + d# 4 0 do + k1 i 3 + d# 28 + /x* ( offset ) $0 i d# 28 + + ( reg# ) ld + loop + + k1 addr $sr cpu-state - k0 ld + k1 addr $pc cpu-state - k1 ld + +[ifdef] debug-break +bl ?report +k1 $a0 move dot +bl ?report +[then] + + k1 jr + d# 12 k0 mtc0 \ Restore Status Register + nop + +end-code +' (restart is restart +' (restart is restart-step + +headerless +0 value save-state-loc +headers + +label reenter ( base -- ) +ascii ~ ?report + + 'body main-task up li \ User pointer address + base up up addu + up 0 up lw + + \ Establish the Data and Return stacks + \ Copy the entire Forth Data and Return stacks areas to a save area. + \ Data Stack + 'user sp0 sp lw + sp t3 move + 'user pssave t0 lw \ Address of data stack save area + ps-size t1 set \ Size of data stack area + t0 t1 t1 add \ End address of data stack save area + begin + t3 -4 t3 addiu \ Advance data stack pointer + t1 -4 t1 addiu \ Advance save area pointer + t3 t2 get \ Read word from stack + t1 t0 = until + t2 t1 put \ Write word to save area + + \ Account for the presence of the top of stack register + sp /n sp addiu + + \ Return Stack + 'user rp0 rp lw + + rp t3 move + 'user rssave t0 lw \ Address of return stack save area + rs-size t1 set \ Size of return stack area + t0 t1 t1 add \ End address of data stack save area + begin + t3 -4 t3 addiu \ Advance data stack pointer + t1 -4 t1 addiu \ Advance save area pointer + t3 t2 get \ Read word from stack + t1 t0 = until + t2 t1 put \ Write word to save area + +ascii ! ?report + + \ Reenter forth + np@ origin- np set + np base np addu + +[ifdef] debug-break +carret ?report +linefeed ?report +sp $a0 move dot bl ?report +rp $a0 move dot bl ?report +up $a0 move dot bl ?report +base $a0 move dot bl ?report +np $a0 move dot bl ?report +[then] + + 'body enterforth ip set + ip base ip addu + +[ifdef] debug-break +ip $a0 move dot +[then] +c; + +\ exception# = -1 if entered from interrupt-return +\ 3 if breakpoint exception +label save-state ( k0: exception# -- ) + here origin- to save-state-loc + 1.0001 k1 set \ Will be address of cpu-state (force 2 instructions) + k0 k1 addr exception# cpu-state - sd \ Save exception# + + k1 addr %state-valid cpu-state - k0 ld + k0 0 = if \ Save only if we don't already have valid state + nop + + \ Save general registers + d# 32 0 do + $0 i + ( reg# ) k1 i 3 + /x* ( offset ) sd + loop + +ascii X ?report + + d# 12 k0 mfc0 \ Get status register + k0 d# 28 k0 srl \ Shift coprocessor status bits down + k0 h# 02 k0 andi \ Mask bit 1 (coprocessor 1 - Floating point) + k0 $0 <> if \ Skip if coprocessor disabled + nop + \ Save floating point registers + d# 32 0 do + i ( freg# ) k0 mfc1 + k0 k1 i d# 36 + /x* ( offset ) sd + loop + + d# 31 t0 cfc1 nop t0 k1 addr $fcsr cpu-state - sd + then + + \ Save special registers + t0 mflo nop t0 k1 addr $lo cpu-state - sd + t0 mfhi nop t0 k1 addr $hi cpu-state - sd + + \ Save CP0 registers + d# 13 t0 mfc0 t0 k1 addr $cause cpu-state - sd + d# 8 t0 mfc0 t0 k1 addr $badvaddr cpu-state - sd + d# 26 t0 mfc0 t0 k1 addr $badpaddr cpu-state - sd + d# 14 t0 mfc0 t0 k1 addr $pc cpu-state - sd + + \ Clear the EXL bit in the status register because we're going + \ back to exception level 0. + d# 12 t0 mfc0 $0 2 t1 addiu $0 t1 t1 nor t0 t1 t0 and + t0 k1 addr $sr cpu-state - sd + then + +ascii Y ?report + + \ Find the base address + here 8 + bal \ ra = Absolute address of next instruction + here origin - 4 + base set \ base = relative address of this instruction + ra base base subu \ Base address of Forth kernel + +[ifdef] debug-break +bl ?report +base $a0 move dot +bl ?report +[then] + + 'body reenter t0 set + t0 base t0 addu + d# 14 t0 mtc0 \ Set EPC + nop nop nop nop \ Delay before eret + +[ifdef] debug-break +t0 $a0 move dot +bl ?report +d# 14 $a0 mfc0 dot +[then] + + eret + nop + +end-code + +hidden also +stand-init: Fixup save-state; Allocate save stacks + uasave drop + ps-size alloc-mem to pssave + rs-size alloc-mem to rssave + cpu-state save-state-loc origin+ fix-set32 + cpu-state (restart-loc origin+ fix-set32 + + restartable? off +; +only forth also definitions + + + + +\ LICENSE_BEGIN +\ Copyright (c) 2009 FirmWorks +\ +\ Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining +\ a copy of this software and associated documentation files (the +\ "Software"), to deal in the Software without restriction, including +\ without limitation the rights to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, +\ distribute, sublicense, and/or sell copies of the Software, and to +\ permit persons to whom the Software is furnished to do so, subject to +\ the following conditions: +\ +\ The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be +\ included in all copies or substantial portions of the Software. +\ +\ THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED "AS IS", WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, +\ EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF +\ MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND +\ NONINFRINGEMENT. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE +\ LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION +\ OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM, OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION +\ WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE SOFTWARE. +\ +\ LICENSE_END
Added: cpu/mips/ccalls.fth =================================================================== --- cpu/mips/ccalls.fth (rev 0) +++ cpu/mips/ccalls.fth 2009-05-25 20:35:46 UTC (rev 1201) @@ -0,0 +1,198 @@ +purpose: C subroutine and Unix system call interfaces for MIPS +\ See license at end of file + +\ Defining words to construct Forth interfaces to C subroutines +\ and Unix system calls. This is strongly implementation dependent, and will +\ require EXTENSIVE modifications for other Forth systems, other CPU's, +\ and other operating systems. +\ +\ Defines: +\ +\ syscall: ( syscall# -- ) ( Input Stream: name arg-spec ) +\ subroutine: ( adr -- ) ( Input Stream: name arg-spec ) +\ +\ This version is for MIPS Unix systems where ints, longs, and addresses +\ are all the same size. Under this assumption, the only thing we have to +\ do to the stack arguments is to convert Forth strings to C strings. + +decimal +only forth assembler also forth also hidden also definitions + +variable #args variable #results variable arg# + +: system-call ( syscall# -- ) + asm( + ( call# ) v0 li + syscall + $a3 $0 <> if + $0 up ['] errno >user# sw \ Delay slot + v0 up ['] errno >user# sw + -1 v0 li + then + )asm +; +: subroutine-call ( subroutine-adr -- ) + asm( jal nop )asm +; +: wrapper-call ( call# -- ) + asm( + 'user syscall-vec t0 lw \ Get address of system call table + bubble + ( call# ) t0 swap t0 lw \ Address of routine + bubble + t0 ra jalr nop + )asm +; + +: sys: \ name ( call# -- ) + code +; +: $a# ( -- reg ) arg# @ asm( $a0 )asm + ; +: ?dec ( -- ) + arg# @ 4 = if asm( sp adec )asm then +; +: arg ( -- ) + arg# @ if + ?dec + \ If the argument number is 4 or greater, we leave it on the stack + arg# @ 4 < if + asm( sp arg# @ 1- /l* $a# lw )asm + then + else + asm( tos $a0 move )asm + then + 1 arg# +! +; +: str ( -- ) + arg# @ if + ?dec + arg# @ 4 < if + asm( + sp arg# @ 1- /l* $a# lw + bubble + $a# 1 $a# addiu + )asm + else + asm( + sp arg# @ 1- /l* $at lw + bubble + $at 1 $at addiu + $at sp arg# @ 1- /l* sw + )asm + then + else + asm( tos 1 $a0 addiu )asm + then + 1 arg# +! +; +: res ( -- ) 1 #results +! ; +: } ( -- ) + #results @ if + #args @ 0= if + asm( + tos sp push + )asm + then + + #args @ 3 > if + asm( + sp #args @ /l* sp addiu + )asm + else #args @ 1 > if + asm( + sp #args @ 1- /l* sp addiu + )asm + then then + + asm( v0 tos move )asm + else \ No results + #args @ 3 > if + asm( + sp #args @ /l* tos lw + sp #args @ 1+ /l* sp addiu + )asm + else #args @ if + asm( + sp #args @ 1- /l* tos lw + sp #args @ /l* sp addiu + )asm + then then + then +; +: scan-args ( -- ) + #args off + 0 ( marker ) + begin + bl word 1+ c@ + case + ascii l of ['] arg true endof + ascii i of ['] arg true endof + ascii a of ['] arg true endof + ascii s of ['] str true endof + ascii - of false endof + ascii } of ." Where's the -- ?" abort endof + ( default ) ." Bad type specifier: " dup emit abort + endcase + while + 1 #args +! + repeat + arg# off + begin ?dup while execute repeat +; +: do-call ( ??? 'call-assembler -- ) \ ??? is args specific to the call type + execute +; +: scan-results ( -- ) + #results off + begin + bl word 1+ c@ + case + ascii l of true endof + ascii i of true endof + ascii a of true endof + ascii s of ." Can't return strings yet" abort true endof + ascii } of false endof + ( default ) ." Bad type specifier: " dup emit + endcase + while + 1 #results +! + repeat + } +; +only forth hidden also forth assembler also forth definitions +: { \ args -- results } ( -- ) + scan-args do-call scan-results next +; +: syscall: \ name ( syscall# -- syscall# 'system-call ) + ['] system-call + code current @ context ! \ don't want to be in assembler voc +; +: subroutine: \ name ( adr -- adr 'subroutine-call ) + ['] subroutine-call code current @ context ! +; + +only forth also definitions + +\ LICENSE_BEGIN +\ Copyright (c) 2009 FirmWorks +\ +\ Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining +\ a copy of this software and associated documentation files (the +\ "Software"), to deal in the Software without restriction, including +\ without limitation the rights to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, +\ distribute, sublicense, and/or sell copies of the Software, and to +\ permit persons to whom the Software is furnished to do so, subject to +\ the following conditions: +\ +\ The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be +\ included in all copies or substantial portions of the Software. +\ +\ THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED "AS IS", WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, +\ EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF +\ MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND +\ NONINFRINGEMENT. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE +\ LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION +\ OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM, OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION +\ WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE SOFTWARE. +\ +\ LICENSE_END
Added: cpu/mips/centry.fth =================================================================== --- cpu/mips/centry.fth (rev 0) +++ cpu/mips/centry.fth 2009-05-25 20:35:46 UTC (rev 1201) @@ -0,0 +1,123 @@ +purpose: Client interface handler code +\ See license at end of file + +d# 12 /n* buffer: cif-reg-save + +\ Patch the following constants as needed in architecture-dependent code + 0 constant sr-or-mask \ For turning on Status Register bits +-1 constant sr-and-mask \ For turning off Status Register bits + +headerless +code cif-return + tos v0 move \ Return value + 'user cif-reg-save $at lw \ Address of register save area in $at + $at 0 /n* s0 lw + $at 1 /n* s1 lw + $at 2 /n* s2 lw + $at 3 /n* s3 lw + $at 4 /n* s4 lw + $at 5 /n* s5 lw + $at 6 /n* s6 lw + $at 7 /n* s7 lw + $at 8 /n* s8 lw + $at 9 /n* ra lw + $at d# 11 /n* t0 lw d# 12 t0 mtc0 \ Status register + + ra $0 jalr + $at d# 10 /n* sp lw +end-code + +: cif-exec ( args ... -- ) + sr@ sr-and-mask and sr-or-mask or sr! + do-cif + cif-return +; + +headers +: cif-caller ( -- adr ) cif-reg-save 9 na+ @ ; + +headerless +label cif-handler + \ Registers: + \ a0 argument array pointer + \ s0-s8,sp,ra must be preserved + \ k0,k1 Don't touch + \ others scratch + + + ra $a3 move \ Save ra + here 8 + bal \ ra = Absolute address of next instruction + here origin - 4 + $a2 set \ a2 = relative address of this instruction + ra $a2 $a2 subu \ a2 = address of Forth kernel + $a3 ra move \ Restore ra + + + 'body main-task $a1 li \ a1: main-task-pfa (relative) + $a1 $a2 $a1 addu \ a1: main-task-pfa (absolute) + + $a1 0 $a1 lw \ a1: user area + $a1 'user# cif-reg-save $at lw \ at: register save area address + s0 $at 0 /n* sw \ Save registers + s1 $at 1 /n* sw + s2 $at 2 /n* sw + s3 $at 3 /n* sw + s4 $at 4 /n* sw + s5 $at 5 /n* sw + s6 $at 6 /n* sw + s7 $at 7 /n* sw + s8 $at 8 /n* sw + ra $at 9 /n* sw + sp $at d# 10 /n* sw + d# 12 t0 mfc0 t0 $at d# 11 /n* sw \ Status register + + $a2 base move + $a1 up move \ Set user pointer + $a0 tos move \ Set top of stack register to arg + + 'user rp0 rp lw \ Set return stack pointer + 'user sp0 sp lw \ Set data stack pointer + \ Don't adjust the stack pointer to account for the top of stack register, + \ because the stack (actually the TOS register) contains one entry, the + \ cif-struct pointer. + + np@ origin- np set \ Set the NEXT pointer + np base np addu + + 'body cif-exec ip li \ Set interpreter pointer + ip base ip addu \ Relocate it to an absolute address +c; + +0 value callback-stack + +headers +: callback-call ( args vector -- ) callback-stack sp-call 2drop ; + +\ Force allocation of buffer +stand-init: CIF buffers + cif-reg-save drop + h# 1000 dup alloc-mem + to callback-stack +; + +\ LICENSE_BEGIN +\ Copyright (c) 2009 FirmWorks +\ +\ Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining +\ a copy of this software and associated documentation files (the +\ "Software"), to deal in the Software without restriction, including +\ without limitation the rights to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, +\ distribute, sublicense, and/or sell copies of the Software, and to +\ permit persons to whom the Software is furnished to do so, subject to +\ the following conditions: +\ +\ The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be +\ included in all copies or substantial portions of the Software. +\ +\ THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED "AS IS", WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, +\ EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF +\ MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND +\ NONINFRINGEMENT. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE +\ LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION +\ OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM, OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION +\ WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE SOFTWARE. +\ +\ LICENSE_END
Added: cpu/mips/cobalt/devalias.fth =================================================================== --- cpu/mips/cobalt/devalias.fth (rev 0) +++ cpu/mips/cobalt/devalias.fth 2009-05-25 20:35:46 UTC (rev 1201) @@ -0,0 +1,9 @@ +devalias com1 /serial:115200 + +devalias net /ethernet + +devalias rom /dropins + +devalias scsi /scsi +devalias disk /ide@0/disk@0 +
Added: cpu/mips/cobalt/devices.fth =================================================================== --- cpu/mips/cobalt/devices.fth (rev 0) +++ cpu/mips/cobalt/devices.fth 2009-05-25 20:35:46 UTC (rev 1201) @@ -0,0 +1,88 @@ +purpose: Load file for I/O devices +\ See license at end of file + +fload ${BP}/dev/flashpkg.fth + +0 0 " 1c80.03f8" " /" begin-package \ UART 0 + alias enable-interrupt drop + alias disable-interrupt drop + alias interrupt-handler@ 0 + alias interrupt-handler! drop + fload ${BP}/dev/ns16550a.fth + d# 18432000 to clock-frequency \ 10 times the normal PC clock frequency! + d# 115200 to default-baudrate +end-package + + +0 0 " " " /" begin-package \ Access to FLASH + " dropins" device-name + + create eprom-va " dropins.img" $file, + here eprom-va - constant /device + /device constant /device-phys + + " rom" encode-string + " compatible" property + + fload ${BP}/cpu/mips/cobalt/flashpkg.fth +end-package + +\ The first sector in the ROM is a FLASH burner program +\ Define these words outside of the PCI bus node for convenience in debugging +h# b400.0000 constant io-base +: pl! ( l offset -- ) io-base + rl! ; +fload ${BP}/dev/pci/configm1.fth + +0 0 " " " /" begin-package + \ Redefine these words inside the PCI bus node so they can be accessed + \ as device methods + alias config-l@ config-l@ alias config-l! config-l! + alias config-w@ config-w@ alias config-w! config-w! + alias config-b@ config-b@ alias config-b! config-b! + + fload ${BP}/cpu/mips/cobalt/mappci.fth \ Map PCI to root + fload ${BP}/dev/pcibus.fth \ Generic PCI bus package + + fload ${BP}/cpu/mips/cobalt/pciinit.fth + +end-package +stand-init: PCI host bridge + " /pci" " init" execute-device-method drop +; + +fload ${BP}/dev/pciprobe.fth \ PCI probing +fload ${BP}/dev/scsi/probscsi.fth \ SCSI probing + +0 0 " " " /" begin-package + " clock" device-name + : open true ; + : close ; + : get-time ( -- s m h d m y ) 0 0 d# 12 d# 27 d# 11 d# 2001 ; +end-package +stand-init: Clock node + " /clock" open-dev clock-node ! +; + +\ LICENSE_BEGIN +\ Copyright (c) 2009 FirmWorks +\ +\ Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining +\ a copy of this software and associated documentation files (the +\ "Software"), to deal in the Software without restriction, including +\ without limitation the rights to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, +\ distribute, sublicense, and/or sell copies of the Software, and to +\ permit persons to whom the Software is furnished to do so, subject to +\ the following conditions: +\ +\ The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be +\ included in all copies or substantial portions of the Software. +\ +\ THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED "AS IS", WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, +\ EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF +\ MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND +\ NONINFRINGEMENT. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE +\ LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION +\ OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM, OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION +\ WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE SOFTWARE. +\ +\ LICENSE_END
Added: cpu/mips/cobalt/diaguart.fth =================================================================== --- cpu/mips/cobalt/diaguart.fth (rev 0) +++ cpu/mips/cobalt/diaguart.fth 2009-05-25 20:35:46 UTC (rev 1201) @@ -0,0 +1,57 @@ +purpose: Driver for the 16550-style UART on the Cobalt Raq2 +\ See license at end of file + +hex + +h# 1c8003f8 kseg1 + constant uart + +: uart! ( val reg# -- ) uart + rb! ; +: uart@ ( reg# -- val ) uart + rb@ ; + +: line-stat@ ( -- n ) 5 uart@ ; + +\ Test for rcv character. +: ukey? ( -- flag ) line-stat@ 1 and 0<> ; +: uemit? ( -- flag ) line-stat@ h# 20 and 0<> ; \ Test for xmit ready + +: ukey ( -- char ) begin ukey? until 0 uart@ ; \ Receive a character +: uemit ( char -- ) begin uemit? until 0 uart! ; \ Transmit a character + +: ubreak? ( -- false ) ; +: clear-break ( -- ) ; \ Clear break indication + +: inituarts ( -- ) +[ifdef] notdef + 3 3 uart! \ 8 bits, no parity + 7 2 uart! \ Clear and enable FIFOs +\ d# 9600 baud +\ d# 19200 baud +\ d# 38400 baud + d# 115200 baud +[then] +; + + +\ LICENSE_BEGIN +\ Copyright (c) 2009 FirmWorks +\ +\ Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining +\ a copy of this software and associated documentation files (the +\ "Software"), to deal in the Software without restriction, including +\ without limitation the rights to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, +\ distribute, sublicense, and/or sell copies of the Software, and to +\ permit persons to whom the Software is furnished to do so, subject to +\ the following conditions: +\ +\ The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be +\ included in all copies or substantial portions of the Software. +\ +\ THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED "AS IS", WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, +\ EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF +\ MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND +\ NONINFRINGEMENT. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE +\ LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION +\ OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM, OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION +\ WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE SOFTWARE. +\ +\ LICENSE_END
Added: cpu/mips/cobalt/dropins.bth =================================================================== --- cpu/mips/cobalt/dropins.bth (rev 0) +++ cpu/mips/cobalt/dropins.bth 2009-05-25 20:35:46 UTC (rev 1201) @@ -0,0 +1,45 @@ +purpose: Top-level build script for ROM +\ See license at end of file + +command: &native &this +in: inflate.img +in: ${BP}/dev/ide/build/piolhier.fc +in: ${BP}/dev/dec21140/build/dec21143.fc +build-now + +\needs $add-dropin fload ${BP}/tools/mkdropin.fth + +\ Always re-create the builton.fth file when we make a new rom.img +fload ${BP}/cpu/mips/builton.bth + +writing dropins.img + " builton.fth" " probe-" $add-dropin + " inflate.img" " inflate" $add-dropin + " ${BP}/dev/dec21140/build/dec21143.fc" " pci1011,19" $add-dropin + " ${BP}/dev/ide/build/piolhier.fc" " class01018a" $add-dropin + " ${BP}/ofw/inet/telnetd.fth" " telnetd" $add-dropin +ofd @ fclose + +\ LICENSE_BEGIN +\ Copyright (c) 2009 FirmWorks +\ +\ Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining +\ a copy of this software and associated documentation files (the +\ "Software"), to deal in the Software without restriction, including +\ without limitation the rights to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, +\ distribute, sublicense, and/or sell copies of the Software, and to +\ permit persons to whom the Software is furnished to do so, subject to +\ the following conditions: +\ +\ The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be +\ included in all copies or substantial portions of the Software. +\ +\ THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED "AS IS", WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, +\ EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF +\ MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND +\ NONINFRINGEMENT. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE +\ LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION +\ OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM, OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION +\ WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE SOFTWARE. +\ +\ LICENSE_END
Added: cpu/mips/cobalt/fixexc.fth =================================================================== --- cpu/mips/cobalt/fixexc.fth (rev 0) +++ cpu/mips/cobalt/fixexc.fth 2009-05-25 20:35:46 UTC (rev 1201) @@ -0,0 +1,98 @@ +purpose: Personalize the exception handler for this environment +\ See license at end of file + +stand-init: + kseg0 to vector-base +; + +\ Disable exponential backoff for DHCP. We are running on point-to-point +\ links, so there is no need to avoid flooding the net. +dev /obp-tftp +decimal patch 1000 8000 init-backoff hex \ Initially 1 second instead of 8 +decimal patch 1 5000 ?try-broadcast hex \ Waiting stops REL "Hello" packets +-1 to tftp-retries \ Close enough to forever +patch noop 2* next-backoff \ Don't double the interval +dend + +0 value trapped? + +\ Set aborted? so save-state will be called, instead of re-executing the +\ instruction. Set trapped? so "Keyboard interrupt" won't be displayed. +: (.exception1) ( exc-code -- ) + (.exception) 1 aborted? ! true to trapped? +; + +\ Suppress the display of "Keyboard interrupt" if trapped? is set +: .entry1 ( -- ) trapped? if false to trapped? else .entry then ; + +: bpon bpon state-valid off ; + +: (init-dispatcher) ( -- ) + ['] getmsecs is get-msecs + sr@ h# 200.00000 or sr! \ Enable CP1 +; +' (init-dispatcher) to init-dispatcher +\ base @ +\ decimal patch cpu-clock-frequency 33333333 calibrate-ticker +\ base ! + +' (.exception1) to dispatch-exceptions +' .entry1 to .exception +' ge-preamble to tlb-handler +' ge-preamble to xtlb-handler +' ge-preamble to cache-handler + +defer user-interface ' quit to user-interface +also client-services definitions +: exit ( -- ) + \ Reinstate our exception handlers + h# 2000.8080 sr! \ CP1 on, enable tick interrupt, enable XKseg + disable-interrupts + catch-exceptions + ms/tick set-tick-limit + + [ also hidden ] breakpoints-installed off [ previous ] + [ifdef] vector vector off [then] + + " restore" stdout @ ['] $call-method catch if 3drop then + " restore" stdin @ ['] $call-method catch if 3drop then + enable-interrupts + + user-interface +; +: enter ( -- ) + sr@ >r disable-interrupts + ." Type 'resume' to return to the operating system." cr + interact + r> sr! +; +previous definitions + +: (lock[) ( -- r: inten ) r> sr@ >r >r disable-interrupts ; +: (]unlock) ( r: inten -- ) r> r> sr! >r ; +' (lock[) to lock[ +' (]unlock) to ]unlock + +\ LICENSE_BEGIN +\ Copyright (c) 2009 FirmWorks +\ +\ Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining +\ a copy of this software and associated documentation files (the +\ "Software"), to deal in the Software without restriction, including +\ without limitation the rights to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, +\ distribute, sublicense, and/or sell copies of the Software, and to +\ permit persons to whom the Software is furnished to do so, subject to +\ the following conditions: +\ +\ The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be +\ included in all copies or substantial portions of the Software. +\ +\ THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED "AS IS", WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, +\ EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF +\ MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND +\ NONINFRINGEMENT. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE +\ LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION +\ OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM, OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION +\ WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE SOFTWARE. +\ +\ LICENSE_END
Added: cpu/mips/cobalt/flashpkg.fth =================================================================== --- cpu/mips/cobalt/flashpkg.fth (rev 0) +++ cpu/mips/cobalt/flashpkg.fth 2009-05-25 20:35:46 UTC (rev 1201) @@ -0,0 +1,152 @@ +purpose: Package for FLASH ROM device +\ See license at end of file + +headerless +0 instance value base-adr +0 instance value image-size +0 value device-base +0 value open-count +false value written? +0 instance value seek-ptr + +: clip-size ( adr len -- len' adr len' ) + seek-ptr + image-size min seek-ptr - ( adr len' ) + tuck +; +: update-ptr ( len' -- len' ) dup seek-ptr + to seek-ptr ; +: 'base-adr ( -- adr ) + seek-ptr +[ifdef] select-flash + /device-phys /mod select-flash +[then] + base-adr + +; + +headers +external +: seek ( d.offset -- status ) + 0<> over image-size u> or if drop true exit then \ Seek offset too big + to seek-ptr + false +; + +: open ( -- flag ) + \ This lets us open the node during compilation + standalone? 0= if true exit then + open-count dup 1+ to open-count 0= if ( ) +[ifdef] eprom-va + eprom-va +[else] + my-address my-space /device-phys " map-in" $call-parent +[then] + to device-base + then ( ) + 0 to seek-ptr ( ) + my-args dup if ( adr len ) + 2dup " " $= 0= if ( adr len ) + over c@ [char] \ = if 1 /string then ( adr' len' ) + find-drop-in dup if ( di-adr di-len true ) + -rot to image-size to base-adr ( true ) + then ( flag ) + exit ( flag ) + then ( adr len ) + then ( adr len ) + 2drop ( ) + /device to image-size ( ) + device-base to base-adr ( ) + true ( true ) +; +: close ( -- ) + \ This lets us open the node during compilation + standalone? 0= if exit then + + base-adr device-base <> if base-adr image-size release-dropin then + open-count dup 1- 0 max to open-count ( old-count ) +[ifdef] eprom-va + drop +[else] + 1 = if device-base /device-phys " map-out" $call-parent then +[then] +; +: size ( -- d.size ) + base-adr device-base <> if image-size else /device then 0 +; +: read ( adr len -- actual ) + clip-size tuck ( len' len' adr len' ) + begin + /device-phys seek-ptr /device-phys mod - min ( len' len' adr len'' ) + 2dup 'base-adr -rot move ( len' len' adr len'' ) + update-ptr ( len' len' adr len'' ) + rot over - -rot + over ( len' len'-len'' adr+len'' len'-len'' ) + ?dup 0= until ( len' len'-len'' adr+len'' len'-len'' ) + 2drop +; +: load ( adr -- len ) + 0 0 seek drop ( adr ) + image-size read ( len ) +; +: next-file-info ( id -- false | id' s m h d m y len attributes name$ true ) + ?dup 0= if open-drop-in then ( id ) + another-dropin? if ( id ) + " built-time-int" $find if ( id s m h xt ) + execute ( id s m h packed-date ) + d# 100 /mod d# 100 /mod ( id s m h d m y ) + else ( id s m h adr len ) + 2drop 0 0 0 ( id s m h d m y ) + then ( id s m h d m y ) + " built-date-int" $find if ( id s m h xt ) + execute ( id s m h packed-date ) + d# 100 /mod d# 100 /mod ( id s m h d m y ) + else ( id s m h adr len ) + 2drop 0 0 0 ( id s m h d m y ) + then ( id s m h d m y ) + di-expansion be-l@ ( id s m h d m y size ) + ?dup 0= if di-size be-l@ then ( id s m h d m y size ) + o# 100444 ( id s m h d m y size attributes ) + di-name$ ( id s m h d m y size attr name$ ) + true ( id s m h d m y size attr name$ true ) + else ( ) + close-drop-in false ( false ) + then +; + +: free-bytes ( -- d.#bytes ) + open-drop-in 0 ( high-water ) + 0 begin another-dropin? while ( high-water id ) + nip di-size be-l@ 4 round-up ( id size ) + over + swap ( high-water' id ) + repeat ( high-water ) + size rot 0 d- ( d.#bytes ) +; + +\ These allow us to sub-address the FLASH device to access the PROMICE AI port +1 " #address-cells" integer-property + +: decode-unit ( adr len -- phys ) push-hex $number if 0 then pop-base ; +: encode-unit ( phys -- adr len ) push-hex (u.) pop-base ; +: map-in ( offset size -- virt ) drop device-base + ; +: map-out ( virt size -- virt ) 2drop ; + +\ LICENSE_BEGIN +\ Copyright (c) 2009 FirmWorks +\ +\ Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining +\ a copy of this software and associated documentation files (the +\ "Software"), to deal in the Software without restriction, including +\ without limitation the rights to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, +\ distribute, sublicense, and/or sell copies of the Software, and to +\ permit persons to whom the Software is furnished to do so, subject to +\ the following conditions: +\ +\ The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be +\ included in all copies or substantial portions of the Software. +\ +\ THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED "AS IS", WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, +\ EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF +\ MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND +\ NONINFRINGEMENT. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE +\ LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION +\ OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM, OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION +\ WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE SOFTWARE. +\ +\ LICENSE_END
Added: cpu/mips/cobalt/fw.bth =================================================================== --- cpu/mips/cobalt/fw.bth (rev 0) +++ cpu/mips/cobalt/fw.bth 2009-05-25 20:35:46 UTC (rev 1201) @@ -0,0 +1,253 @@ +purpose: Load file for Open Firware on Cobalt Raq2 +\ See license at end of file + +dictionary: ${BP}/cpu/mips/build/basefw.dic +in: dropins.img +command: &mipsfth &dictionary &this +build-now + +\ create rom-based? +h# 81f0.0000 constant rom-base +create ram-image + +\ ' $report-name is include-hook +\ true to stand-init-debug? +false to stand-init-debug? + +true ' auto-boot? set-config-int-default +true ' fcode-debug? set-config-int-default +true ' local-mac-address? set-config-int-default + +" com1" ' output-device set-config-string-default +" com1" ' input-device set-config-string-default +" dhcp" ' ip-address set-config-string-default +" net" ' boot-device set-config-string-default + +fload ${BP}/cpu/mips/ksegaddr.fth +fload ${BP}/cpu/mips/physaddr.fth +fload ${BP}/cpu/mips/virtaddr.fth + +: cpu-clock-frequency ( -- hz ) d# 200,000,000 ; +fload ${BP}/cpu/mips/cobalt/regacc.fth + +0 value last-count +0 value ticker +: hw-get-ms ( -- n ) + count@ d# 400,000 u/mod nip ( msecs ) + dup last-count <> if ( msecs ) + to last-count + ticker 1+ to ticker + else + drop + then + ticker +; +' hw-get-ms is get-msecs + +fload ${BP}/cpu/mips/cobalt/diaguart.fth \ Diagnostic driver for serial port +fload ${BP}/forth/lib/sysuart.fth \ Plug UART routines into key and emit +\ ' ukey is diag-key \ Feed UART input to "dl" + +h# 1000 to pagesize +d# 12 to pageshift + +fload ${BP}/cpu/mips/cache.fth \ Cache synchronization/flushing + +[ifdef] 2-cell-rootnode +: pcicache-wbinv ( devadr len -- ) 3drop ; +: pcicache-inv ( devadr len -- ) 3drop ; +[else] +: pcicache-wbinv ( devadr len -- ) 2drop ; +: pcicache-inv ( devadr len -- ) 2drop ; +[then] + +fload ${BP}/cpu/mips/rootnode.fth \ Root node mapping + +dev / +extend-package + " /tftpboot/Cobalt-MIPS" encode-string " architecture" property + " Cobalt,Raq2" encode-string " model" property +\ d# 33,333,333 " clock-frequency" integer-property +finish-device +device-end + +: (cpu-arch ( -- adr len ) + " architecture" ['] root-node get-package-property drop + get-encoded-string +; +' (cpu-arch to cpu-arch + +h# 1.0000 constant initial-heap-size +fload ${BP}/cpu/mips/boot.fth \ Low-level startup code + +\ Memory management services +[ifdef] virtual-mode +fload ${BP}/ofw/core/clntmem1.fth \ client services for memory +[else] +fload ${BP}/ofw/core/clntphy1.fth \ client services for memory +[then] +fload ${BP}/ofw/core/memlist.fth \ Resource list common routines +fload ${BP}/ofw/core/showlist.fth \ Linked list display tool +fload ${BP}/ofw/core/allocph1.fth \ S Physical memory allocator +fload ${BP}/ofw/core/availpm.fth \ Available memory list +fload ${BP}/ofw/core/allocmor.fth \ S Allow alloc-mem to use more memory + +: (initial-heap) ( -- adr len ) sp0 @ ps-size - limit tuck - ; +\ : (initial-heap) ( -- adr len ) +\ h# 80000000 h# 20000 +\ \ sp0 @ ps-size - initial-heap-size - initial-heap-size +\ ; +['] (initial-heap) to initial-heap + +\ fload ${BP}/forth/lib/dumballo.fth \ Rudimentary memory allocator + +h# 1000.0000 constant /segment + +alias memsize-loc kseg0 +fload ${BP}/cpu/mips/cobalt/probemem.fth \ Memory probing +stand-init: Probing memory + " probe" memory-node @ $call-method +; + +\ File system +[ifdef] resident-packages +support-package: disk-label + fload ${BP}/ofw/disklabl/loadpkg.fth \ Disk label package +end-support-package + +support-package: ext2-file-system + fload ${BP}/ofw/fs/ext2fs/ext2fs.fth \ Linux file system +end-support-package + +support-package: dropin-file-system + fload ${BP}/ofw/fs/dropinfs.fth \ Dropin file system +end-support-package + +support-package: nfs + fload ${BP}/ofw/fs/nfs/loadpkg.fth +end-support-package +[then] +fload ${BP}/ofw/fs/fatfs/fdisk2.fth \ Partition map administration + +\ Load file format handlers + +: call32 ; defer .subname +fload ${BP}/ofw/core/allocsym.fth \ Allocate memory for symbol table +fload ${BP}/ofw/core/symcif.fth +fload ${BP}/ofw/core/symdebug.fth +: release-load-area ( boundary-adr -- ) drop ; +fload ${BP}/ofw/elf/elf.fth +fload ${BP}/ofw/elf/elfdebug.fth +' 2drop is elf-map-in +true ' client-symbols? set-config-int-default + +\ Device Tree +fload ${BP}/cpu/mips/cobalt/devices.fth +fload ${BP}/cpu/mips/cobalt/devalias.fth + +\ Turn on RTS and DTR for the benefit of systems that are configured +\ for hardware handshaking +dev com1 +: ron inituart rts-dtr-on ; +patch ron inituart open +dend + + +: stand-init-io ( -- ) +[ifdef] stand-init-io + stand-init-io +[then] +\ install-dumb-alloc + inituarts + install-uart-io + calibrate-ticker +\ ." Open Firmware starting..." cr cr + + ['] reset-all to bye +; + +: com1 ( -- adr len ) " com1" ; +' com1 to fallback-device + +: probe-all ( -- ) + " probe-" do-drop-in +[ifdef] probe-pci + probe-pci +[then] + " probe+" do-drop-in +; + +\ Perform a full system reset +: (reset-all) ( -- ) h# f h# bc00.0000 rb! ; +' (reset-all) to reset-all + +fload ${BP}/cpu/mips/argv.fth +fload ${BP}/cpu/mips/cobalt/fixexc.fth + +: copy-reboot-info ; +\ fload ${BP}/cpu/mips/bcm12500/reboot.fth + +fload ${BP}/ofw/core/startup.fth +: .fw ." Open Firmware by FirmWorks " .built cr ; +' .fw to .firmware + +fload ${BP}/ofw/core/countdwn.fth \ Auto-boot countdown +patch 1 6 get-countdown + +: linux-setup ( -- ) + $sr 1 invert and to $sr \ Disable interrupts + kseg0 0 sync-cache + boot-file boot-device argv,argc to $a0 to $a1 + null$ " FIRMWARE=OpenFirmware" argv,argc drop to $a2 + memory-size 1meg * to $a0 +; + +: init-program ( -- ) + \ Turn off interrupts because some of the Linux kernel ELF files + \ overwrite the trap vectors. + init-program disable-interrupts linux-setup + + \ Kludge alert! Linux expects the PCI Base Address Registers for the + \ Ethernet and IDE to be assigned the way the Cobalt firmware does it, + \ even though that is inconsistent between the two. So we slam them + \ to the expected values before jumping to Linux. + h# 280.0045 h# 3804 config-l! \ Ethernet command register + h# .4000 h# 380c config-l! \ Ethernet something + h# 1010.0000 h# 3810 config-l! \ Ethernet I/O space BAR + h# 1200.0000 h# 3814 config-l! \ Ethernet Memory space BAR + h# 2814.0104 h# 383c config-l! \ Ethernet someting + h# cc00 h# 4920 config-l! \ bmIDE BAR +; + +\ Don't override user-supplied file names +dev /obp-tftp ' dhcp-modify-file to modify-boot-file dend + +patch true diagnostic-mode? diag-type +patch true diagnostic-mode? diag-cr + +install-rom-cold +.( --- Saving fw.dic ...) " fw.dic" $save-forth cr + +\ LICENSE_BEGIN +\ Copyright (c) 2009 FirmWorks +\ +\ Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining +\ a copy of this software and associated documentation files (the +\ "Software"), to deal in the Software without restriction, including +\ without limitation the rights to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, +\ distribute, sublicense, and/or sell copies of the Software, and to +\ permit persons to whom the Software is furnished to do so, subject to +\ the following conditions: +\ +\ The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be +\ included in all copies or substantial portions of the Software. +\ +\ THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED "AS IS", WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, +\ EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF +\ MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND +\ NONINFRINGEMENT. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE +\ LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION +\ OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM, OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION +\ WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE SOFTWARE. +\ +\ LICENSE_END
Added: cpu/mips/cobalt/mappci.fth =================================================================== --- cpu/mips/cobalt/mappci.fth (rev 0) +++ cpu/mips/cobalt/mappci.fth 2009-05-25 20:35:46 UTC (rev 1201) @@ -0,0 +1,63 @@ +purpose: PCI physical address mapping to root node for BCM1250 +\ See license at end of file + +headerless + +\ map-pci-phys creates a virtual mapping for the PCI physical address range +\ "paddr io? size", returning its virtual address "vaddr". It does so by +\ first translating the PCI physical base address "paddr io?" to the +\ corresponding physical address in the parent node's address space (which +\ in this case is the primary system bus address space), and then calling +\ the parent's "map-in" method. + +\ PCI I/O space is mapped to 1000.0000..1200.0000 in the CPU's physical +\ address space +\ PCI memory space is mapped 1-1 within the range 1800.0000 - 1c00.0000 +: map-pci-phys ( paddr io? phys.hi size -- vaddr ) + \ In the next line, we can't use "+" instead of "or" because + \ the Cobalt firmware is inconsistent about the way it stores + \ assigned I/O space addresses in PCI base address registers. + \ Sometimes it leaves off the upper 0x1000.0000 bit, and sometimes + \ it doesn't. + nip swap if swap h# 1000.0000 or swap then ( paddr' size ) + " map-in" $call-parent ( mem-vaddr ) +; + +\ >pci-devaddr translates the DMA address "parent-devaddr", which is in the +\ parent node's physical address space, to the corresponding DMA address +\ "pci-devaddr" in the PCI physical address space (in PCI memory space; DMA +\ to PCI I/O space is not possible). + +: >pci-devaddr ( parent-devaddr -- pci-devaddr ) h# 0 + ; + +\ pci-devaddr> translates the DMA address "pci-devaddr", which is in the +\ PCI physical address space (in PCI memory space; DMA to PCI I/O space is +\ not possible), to the corresponding DMA address "parent-devaddr" in the +\ parent node's physical address space. + +: pci-devaddr> ( pci-devaddr -- parent-devaddr ) h# 0 - ; +headers + +\ LICENSE_BEGIN +\ Copyright (c) 2009 FirmWorks +\ +\ Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining +\ a copy of this software and associated documentation files (the +\ "Software"), to deal in the Software without restriction, including +\ without limitation the rights to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, +\ distribute, sublicense, and/or sell copies of the Software, and to +\ permit persons to whom the Software is furnished to do so, subject to +\ the following conditions: +\ +\ The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be +\ included in all copies or substantial portions of the Software. +\ +\ THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED "AS IS", WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, +\ EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF +\ MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND +\ NONINFRINGEMENT. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE +\ LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION +\ OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM, OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION +\ WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE SOFTWARE. +\ +\ LICENSE_END
Added: cpu/mips/cobalt/pciinit.fth =================================================================== --- cpu/mips/cobalt/pciinit.fth (rev 0) +++ cpu/mips/cobalt/pciinit.fth 2009-05-25 20:35:46 UTC (rev 1201) @@ -0,0 +1,69 @@ +purpose: PCI Bus bridge hardware initialization +\ See license at end of file + +also forth definitions + +\ This prevents crashes resulting from an attempt to access the +\ (nonexistent) expansion ROM using ordinary memory access operators. +\ That doesn't work because we don't properly map PCI devices into +\ virtual address space. Omitting the find-fcode? function doesn't +\ hurt us because we have no plugin slots so there's no chance of +\ probing anything with an expansion ROM. +patch false find-fcode? populate-device-node + +previous definitions + +\ Configure the PCI bridge +: init ( -- ) +; + +: pci-probe-list ( -- adr len ) " 7,9" ; + +\ AgileTV boards have no plug-in PCI slots +h# 0000 encode-int " slave-only" property +h# 0000 encode-int \ Mask of implemented add-in slots +" slot-names" property + +\ XXX this needs work... + +\ Determine the parent interrupt information (the "interrupt line" in PCI +\ parlance) from the child's "interrupt pin" and the child's address, +\ returning "int-line true" if the child's interrupt line register should +\ be set or "false" otherwise. +: assign-int-line ( phys.hi.func INTx -- irq true ) + 2drop 0 true +; + +\ h# 1200.0000 to first-mem \ This is where Linux starts putting stuff +\ h# 2000.0000 to mem-space-top + +h# 1200.0000 to first-mem +h# 1400.0000 to mem-space-top + +h# 1010.0000 to first-io +h# 200.0000 to io-space-top + + +\ LICENSE_BEGIN +\ Copyright (c) 2009 FirmWorks +\ +\ Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining +\ a copy of this software and associated documentation files (the +\ "Software"), to deal in the Software without restriction, including +\ without limitation the rights to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, +\ distribute, sublicense, and/or sell copies of the Software, and to +\ permit persons to whom the Software is furnished to do so, subject to +\ the following conditions: +\ +\ The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be +\ included in all copies or substantial portions of the Software. +\ +\ THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED "AS IS", WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, +\ EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF +\ MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND +\ NONINFRINGEMENT. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE +\ LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION +\ OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM, OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION +\ WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE SOFTWARE. +\ +\ LICENSE_END
Added: cpu/mips/cobalt/probemem.fth =================================================================== --- cpu/mips/cobalt/probemem.fth (rev 0) +++ cpu/mips/cobalt/probemem.fth 2009-05-25 20:35:46 UTC (rev 1201) @@ -0,0 +1,86 @@ +purpose: Memory probing +\ See license at end of file + +\ The memory regions are 0xxx.xxxx, 8xxx.xxxx, 9xxx.xxxx, and cxxx.xxxx +: (memory?) ( adr -- flag ) d# 28 rshift 0= ; +' (memory?) to memory? + +" /memory" find-device + +headerless + +h# 0400.0000 constant /ram-bank \ 64 MB banks + +h# ffff.ffff value low +h# 0 value high + +: log&release ( adr len -- ) + + \ Don't erase the firmware! Reduce the length to avoid it. + 2dup over + ( adr len adr adr+len ) + origin h# 20 - kseg0 - umin over - ( adr len adr len' ) + + \ Don't zero the memory + 2drop + + over low umin to low ( adr len ) + 2dup + high umax to high ( adr len ) + release +; + +: >bank-base ( index -- bank-pa ) d# 26 lshift ; +: scan-banks ( total-size -- ) + d# 4 0 do ( size ) + dup if ( size ) + i >bank-base ( size bank-adr ) + over /ram-bank min ( size bank-adr this-size ) + tuck log&release ( size this-size ) + - ( size' ) + then ( size' ) + loop ( size' ) + drop +; +headers +: claim ( [ phys ] size align -- kseg0-adr ) claim kseg0 + ; +: release ( kseg0-adr size -- ) + over kseg0 u>= if swap kseg0 - swap then release +; + +: probe ( -- ) + h# 1000.0000 + ( memsize-loc @ ) scan-banks + + 0 0 encode-bytes ( adr 0 ) + physavail ['] make-phys-memlist find-node ( adr len prev 0 ) + 2drop " reg" property + + \ Claim the megabyte used for the trap vectors, Forth, and the section table + 0 /resetjmp 0 claim drop + high h# 10.0000 - h# 10.0000 0 claim drop +; + +device-end + +\ LICENSE_BEGIN +\ Copyright (c) 2009 FirmWorks +\ +\ Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining +\ a copy of this software and associated documentation files (the +\ "Software"), to deal in the Software without restriction, including +\ without limitation the rights to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, +\ distribute, sublicense, and/or sell copies of the Software, and to +\ permit persons to whom the Software is furnished to do so, subject to +\ the following conditions: +\ +\ The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be +\ included in all copies or substantial portions of the Software. +\ +\ THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED "AS IS", WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, +\ EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF +\ MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND +\ NONINFRINGEMENT. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE +\ LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION +\ OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM, OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION +\ WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE SOFTWARE. +\ +\ LICENSE_END
Added: cpu/mips/cobalt/reboot.fth =================================================================== --- cpu/mips/cobalt/reboot.fth (rev 0) +++ cpu/mips/cobalt/reboot.fth 2009-05-25 20:35:46 UTC (rev 1201) @@ -0,0 +1,53 @@ +purpose: Save reboot info using /reboot-info device +\ See license at end of file + +0 value reboot$ +d# 256 value /reboot$ + +: copy-reboot-info ( -- ) + " /reboot-info" open-dev ?dup 0= if exit then >r + /reboot$ alloc-mem to reboot$ ( ) + + reboot$ 1+ /reboot$ 1- " read" r@ $call-method ( actual ) + dup 0>= dup to reboot? if ( actual ) + reboot$ c! ( ) + else ( -1 ) + drop reboot$ /reboot$ free-mem ( ) + then + r> close-dev +; + +: (get-reboot-info) ( -- bootcmd$ line# column# ) reboot$ count 0 0 ; +' (get-reboot-info) to get-reboot-info + +: (save-reboot-info) ( bootcmd$ line# column# -- ) + 2drop + " /reboot-info" open-dev ?dup 0= if 2drop exit then >r ( cmd$ r: ih ) + " write" r@ $call-method drop ( r: ih ) + r> close-dev +; +' (save-reboot-info) to save-reboot-info + +\ LICENSE_BEGIN +\ Copyright (c) 2009 FirmWorks +\ +\ Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining +\ a copy of this software and associated documentation files (the +\ "Software"), to deal in the Software without restriction, including +\ without limitation the rights to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, +\ distribute, sublicense, and/or sell copies of the Software, and to +\ permit persons to whom the Software is furnished to do so, subject to +\ the following conditions: +\ +\ The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be +\ included in all copies or substantial portions of the Software. +\ +\ THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED "AS IS", WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, +\ EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF +\ MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND +\ NONINFRINGEMENT. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE +\ LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION +\ OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM, OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION +\ WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE SOFTWARE. +\ +\ LICENSE_END
Added: cpu/mips/cobalt/regacc.fth =================================================================== --- cpu/mips/cobalt/regacc.fth (rev 0) +++ cpu/mips/cobalt/regacc.fth 2009-05-25 20:35:46 UTC (rev 1201) @@ -0,0 +1,33 @@ +purpose: Register access words for Cobalt +\ See license at end of file + +: kseg1? ( adr -- adr flag ) dup h# f000.0000 and h# b000.0000 = ; + +\ ' x@ is rx@ ' x! is rx! +' l@ is rl@ ' l! is rl! +' w@ is rw@ ' w! is rw! +' c@ is rb@ ' c! is rb! + +\ LICENSE_BEGIN +\ Copyright (c) 2009 FirmWorks +\ +\ Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining +\ a copy of this software and associated documentation files (the +\ "Software"), to deal in the Software without restriction, including +\ without limitation the rights to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, +\ distribute, sublicense, and/or sell copies of the Software, and to +\ permit persons to whom the Software is furnished to do so, subject to +\ the following conditions: +\ +\ The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be +\ included in all copies or substantial portions of the Software. +\ +\ THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED "AS IS", WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, +\ EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF +\ MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND +\ NONINFRINGEMENT. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE +\ LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION +\ OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM, OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION +\ WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE SOFTWARE. +\ +\ LICENSE_END
Added: cpu/mips/cobalt/reports.fth =================================================================== --- cpu/mips/cobalt/reports.fth (rev 0) +++ cpu/mips/cobalt/reports.fth 2009-05-25 20:35:46 UTC (rev 1201) @@ -0,0 +1,76 @@ +purpose: Diagnostic display code for early startup +\ See license at end of file + +\ For any Galileo-based MIPS system, e.g. Cobalt Raq2 +h# bc80.0000 constant ns16550-base + +label do-report ( t7: char -- ) + ns16550-base t6 li + begin t6 h# 3fd $at lbu $at h# 20 $at andi $at 0 <> until nop + t7 t6 h# 3f8 sb + begin t6 h# 3fd $at lbu $at h# 20 $at andi $at 0 <> until nop + + ra jr nop +end-code + +\ Kills t6-t7 +: report ( char -- ) " do-report bal $0 swap t7 addiu" evaluate ; + +label do-nibble ( t7: digit -- ) + t7 d# 28 t7 sll t7 d# 28 t7 srl \ Discard high bits + t7 h# a negate $at addiu + $at 0>= if nop + $at ascii A t7 addiu + else nop + t7 ascii 0 t7 addiu + then + + ns16550-base t6 li + begin t6 h# 3fd $at lbu $at h# 20 $at andi $at 0 <> until nop + t7 t6 h# 3f8 sb + begin t6 h# 3fd $at lbu $at h# 20 $at andi $at 0 <> until nop + + ra jr nop +end-code + +label do-dot ( t8: val -- ) + ra t9 move + do-nibble bal t8 d# 28 t7 srl + do-nibble bal t8 d# 24 t7 srl + do-nibble bal t8 d# 20 t7 srl + do-nibble bal t8 d# 16 t7 srl + do-nibble bal t8 d# 12 t7 srl + do-nibble bal t8 d# 8 t7 srl + do-nibble bal t8 d# 4 t7 srl + do-nibble bal t8 t7 move + + bl report + t9 jr nop +end-code + +\ Kills t6-t9 +: dot ( reg -- ) " do-dot bal t8 move" evaluate ; + +\ LICENSE_BEGIN +\ Copyright (c) 2009 FirmWorks +\ +\ Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining +\ a copy of this software and associated documentation files (the +\ "Software"), to deal in the Software without restriction, including +\ without limitation the rights to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, +\ distribute, sublicense, and/or sell copies of the Software, and to +\ permit persons to whom the Software is furnished to do so, subject to +\ the following conditions: +\ +\ The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be +\ included in all copies or substantial portions of the Software. +\ +\ THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED "AS IS", WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, +\ EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF +\ MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND +\ NONINFRINGEMENT. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE +\ LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION +\ OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM, OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION +\ WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE SOFTWARE. +\ +\ LICENSE_END
Added: cpu/mips/code.fth =================================================================== --- cpu/mips/code.fth (rev 0) +++ cpu/mips/code.fth 2009-05-25 20:35:46 UTC (rev 1201) @@ -0,0 +1,103 @@ +purpose: Assembler macros specific to the virtual machine implementation +\ See license at end of file + +: assembler ( -- ) mips-assembler ; + +: asm( also assembler ; immediate +: )asm previous ; immediate + +only forth also assembler also definitions + +\ Forth Virtual Machine registers + +: np s1 ; : base s2 ; : up s3 ; : tos s4 ; : ip s5 ; : rp s6 ; : sp $sp ; + +: w t0 ; + +\ Macros: + +\ Put a bubble in the pipeline. Used between a load instruction and an +\ immediately-following instruction that uses the load destination register. +: bubble ( -- ) nop ; + +: get ( ptr dst -- ) 0 swap lw ; +: put ( src ptr -- ) 0 sw ; +: move ( src dst -- ) 0 swap addu ; +: ainc ( ptr -- ) dup 4 swap addiu ; +: adec ( ptr -- ) dup -4 swap addiu ; +: push ( src ptr -- ) dup adec put ; +: pop ( ptr dst -- ) over -rot get ainc ; + +: cmp ( src dst -- ) $at subu ; +: cmpi ( src imm -- ) negate $at addiu ; + +: apf ( ptr dst -- ) w 4 ; + +\ The next few words are already in the forth vocabulary; +\ we want them in the assembler vocabulary too +alias next next +' previous is do-exitcode +headers +alias c; c; + +: 'user# \ name ( -- user# ) + ' ( acf-of-user-variable ) + >body ( apf-of-user-variable ) + @ ( user# ) +; +: 'user \ name ( -- user-addressing-mode ) + up 'user# +; +: 'body \ name ( -- variable-apf-offset ) + ' ( acf-of-user-variable ) >body origin - +; +: 'acf \ name ( -- variable-acf-offset ) + ' ( acf-of-user-variable ) origin - +; +: end-code ( -- ) + [ forth ] + previous +\ flush-cache \ Make new code available for instruction fetches + sp@ csp @ <> if last a@ .id ." : stack depth changed" cr then + current token@ context token! \ go back to old context +; + +also forth definitions +headerless +: entercode ( -- ) + also assembler + [ also assembler ] here delay-barrier ! [ previous ] +; +' entercode is do-entercode + +headers +\ "code" is defined in the kernel + +: label \ name ( -- ) + create !csp entercode +; +only forth also definitions + +\ LICENSE_BEGIN +\ Copyright (c) 2009 FirmWorks +\ +\ Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining +\ a copy of this software and associated documentation files (the +\ "Software"), to deal in the Software without restriction, including +\ without limitation the rights to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, +\ distribute, sublicense, and/or sell copies of the Software, and to +\ permit persons to whom the Software is furnished to do so, subject to +\ the following conditions: +\ +\ The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be +\ included in all copies or substantial portions of the Software. +\ +\ THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED "AS IS", WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, +\ EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF +\ MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND +\ NONINFRINGEMENT. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE +\ LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION +\ OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM, OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION +\ WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE SOFTWARE. +\ +\ LICENSE_END
Added: cpu/mips/cpubpsup.fth =================================================================== --- cpu/mips/cpubpsup.fth (rev 0) +++ cpu/mips/cpubpsup.fth 2009-05-25 20:35:46 UTC (rev 1201) @@ -0,0 +1,106 @@ +purpose: Machine-dependent definitions for breakpoints +\ See license at end of file + +h# 0000000d constant breakpoint-opcode +defer breakpoint-trap? +' true is breakpoint-trap? + +: op@ ( adr -- op ) l@ ; +: op! ( op adr -- ) instruction! ; +: bp-address-valid? ( adr -- flag ) 3 and 0= ; +: at-breakpoint? ( adr -- flag ) op@ breakpoint-opcode = ; +: put-breakpoint ( adr -- ) breakpoint-opcode swap op! ; + +: j? ( adr -- adr flag ) h# 0800.0000 h# fc00.0000 imatch? ; +: jr? ( adr -- adr flag ) h# 0000.0008 h# fc00.003f imatch? ; +: branch? ( adr -- flag ) + h# 1000.0000 h# b000.0000 imatch? >r \ beq(l),bne(l),blez(l),bgtz(l) + h# 0400.0000 h# fc1c.0000 imatch? \ bltz,bgez,bltzl,bgezl + r> or +; + +: delayed? ( adr -- flag ) + j? swap jr? swap jal? swap jalr? swap bal? swap branch? swap + drop or or or or or +; +: .instruction ( -- ) + $pc + [ also disassembler ] pc ! dis1 [ previous ] + $pc delayed? if + $pc la1+ [ also disassembler ] pc ! dis1 [ previous ] + then +; + +\ Find the places to set the next breakpoint for single stepping. +\ Usually the right place is at nPC . However, for annulled branch +\ instructions, we have to cope with the possibility that the delay +\ instruction, which is where nPC points, won't be executed. Annulled +\ unconditional branches never execute the delay instruction, so we have +\ to put the breakpoint at the branch target. Annulled conditional +\ branches will either execute the delay instruction or the one right +\ after it. + +: >after-delay ( adr -- adr' ) 2 la+ ; +variable step? +: next-instruction ( stepping? -- next-adr branch-target|0 ) + step? ! + $pc + j? if >j-target 0 exit then + jr? if >jr-target 0 exit then + jal? if step? @ if >j-target else >after-delay then 0 exit then + jalr? if step? @ if >jr-target else >after-delay then 0 exit then + bal? if + step? @ if dup >after-delay swap >br-target else >after-delay 0 then + exit + then + branch? if dup >after-delay swap >br-target exit then + la1+ 0 +; +: bumppc ( -- ) $pc la1+ to $pc ; +alias rpc $pc + +code goto ( adr -- ) + tos t0 move + sp tos get + t0 jr + sp /n sp addiu +end-code + +: return-adr ( -- adr ) $ra ; +: leaf-return-adr ( -- adr ) $ra ; +: backward-branch? ( adr -- flag ) \ True if adr points to a backward branch + dup branch? ( adr branch? ) + swap l@ h# 0000.8000 and 0<> ( branch? backward? ) + and +; +: loop-exit-adr ( -- adr ) + \ Start at PC-4 in case we're sitting on a delay instruction at the loop end + $pc 4 - begin dup backward-branch? 0= while 4 + repeat 8 + +; + +headers +: set-pc ( adr -- ) to $pc ; + +\ LICENSE_BEGIN +\ Copyright (c) 2009 FirmWorks +\ +\ Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining +\ a copy of this software and associated documentation files (the +\ "Software"), to deal in the Software without restriction, including +\ without limitation the rights to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, +\ distribute, sublicense, and/or sell copies of the Software, and to +\ permit persons to whom the Software is furnished to do so, subject to +\ the following conditions: +\ +\ The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be +\ included in all copies or substantial portions of the Software. +\ +\ THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED "AS IS", WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, +\ EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF +\ MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND +\ NONINFRINGEMENT. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE +\ LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION +\ OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM, OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION +\ WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE SOFTWARE. +\ +\ LICENSE_END
Added: cpu/mips/cpustate.fth =================================================================== --- cpu/mips/cpustate.fth (rev 0) +++ cpu/mips/cpustate.fth 2009-05-25 20:35:46 UTC (rev 1201) @@ -0,0 +1,53 @@ +purpose: Buffers for saving program state +\ See license at end of file + +headers +\ Data structures defining the CPU state saved by a breakpoint trap. +\ This must be loaded before either catchexc.fth or register.fth, +\ and is the complete interface between those 2 modules. + +headerless +\ A place to save the CPU registers when we take a trap +0 value /save-area +0 value cpu-state + +: clear-save-area ( -- ) cpu-state /save-area erase ; + +h# 40 constant ua-size + +0 value pssave \ A place to save the Forth data stack +0 value rssave \ A place to save the Forth return stack +ua-size buffer: uasave \ A place to save part of the Forth user area + \ we really want to save saved-rp and saved-sp + +headers +defer .exception \ Display the exception type +defer handle-breakpoint \ What to do after saving the state + +: init ( -- ) + init /save-area alloc-mem to cpu-state clear-save-area +; + +\ LICENSE_BEGIN +\ Copyright (c) 2009 FirmWorks +\ +\ Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining +\ a copy of this software and associated documentation files (the +\ "Software"), to deal in the Software without restriction, including +\ without limitation the rights to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, +\ distribute, sublicense, and/or sell copies of the Software, and to +\ permit persons to whom the Software is furnished to do so, subject to +\ the following conditions: +\ +\ The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be +\ included in all copies or substantial portions of the Software. +\ +\ THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED "AS IS", WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, +\ EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF +\ MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND +\ NONINFRINGEMENT. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE +\ LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION +\ OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM, OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION +\ WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE SOFTWARE. +\ +\ LICENSE_END
Added: cpu/mips/ctrace.fth =================================================================== --- cpu/mips/ctrace.fth (rev 0) +++ cpu/mips/ctrace.fth 2009-05-25 20:35:46 UTC (rev 1201) @@ -0,0 +1,128 @@ +purpose: After a crash, displays a backtrace of C stack frames. +\ See license at end of file + +\ This is difficult to do in the MIPS C environment, because the +\ return address is sometimes in a register and sometimes on the stack. + +only forth also hidden also forth definitions +needs (rstrace rstrace.fth +needs >saved savedstk.fth +only forth also hidden also forth definitions + +: imatch? ( adr match mask -- adr flag ) 2 pick l@ and = ; +: jal? ( adr -- adr flag ) h# 0c00.0000 h# fc00.0000 imatch? ; +: jalr? ( adr -- adr flag ) h# 0000.0009 h# fc00.003f imatch? ; +: bal? ( adr -- adr flag ) h# 4010.0000 h# fc1c.0000 imatch? ; + +: >jr-target ( adr -- target-adr ) + \ Get the value of the register in the rs field + l@ d# 21 >> h# 1f and 2 << >state @ +; +: >j-target ( adr -- target ) + dup l@ h# 03ff.ffff and 2 << swap h# f000.0000 and or +; +: >br-target ( br-adr -- target ) + dup l@ d# 16 << d# 14 >>a + la1+ +; +: 9u.r ( u -- ) push-hex 9 u.r pop-base ; + +\ True if adr points to an "addiu sp,sp,-N" instruction +: stack-push? ( adr -- flag ) l@ h# ffff8000 and h# 27bd8000 = ; + +\ Adjust the stack pointer if necessary +: adjust-sp ( sp pc -- sp' ) + dup stack-push? if ( sp pc ) + l@ h# ffff and w->n - ( sp' ) + else ( sp pc ) + drop ( sp ) + then ( sp' ) +; + +\ Given the address from which a function was called, display the +\ name or address of the function and adjust the stack pointer +\ to the value that it had upon entry to that function. +: .function ( call-adr -- start-adr ) + jal? if >j-target dup showaddr exit then + jalr? if >jr-target dup showaddr exit then \ leaf context only... + bal? if >br-target dup showaddr exit then + drop ." ??????" 0 +; +: .args ( -- ) \ Show C function arguments + ." ( " $a0 .x $a1 .x $a2 .x $a3 .x ." ... )" +; + +: .called ( call-adr -- ) ." called from " showaddr cr ; + +: .leaf-call ( ra -- start-adr ) dup .function .args swap .called ; + +: save-ra? ( adr -- flag ) l@ h# ffff0000 and h# afbf0000 = ; + +h# 8000.0000 value mem-base \ Change this to debug userland code + +: reasonable-adr? ( n -- flag ) + dup 3 and if drop false exit then + mem-base dup h# 1000.0000 + within +; + +: up1 ( sp ra -- sp' ra' ) + \ Upon entry, ra is the return address - i.e. an address inside a + \ function. We determine the start of that function and display + \ its address, then find the new return address and adjust the stack + \ pointer. It would be nice to display the arguments too, but that's + \ not so easy. + + \ The current version of GCC starts non-leaf functions with + \ "addiu sp,sp,-N", so look backward for such an instruction. + begin + /l - + dup reasonable-adr? 0= if drop 0 exit then + dup stack-push? + until ( sp start-adr ) + + dup showaddr ." " ( sp start-adr ) + + \ Find the instruction that saves the return address on the stack + dup /l - + begin la1+ dup save-ra? until ( sp start-adr save-ra-adr ) + + \ Find the saved return address + l@ h# ffff and w->n ( sp start-adr stack-offset ) + 2 pick + >saved l@ ( sp start-adr ra ) + + >r adjust-sp r> ( sp ra ) + dup 8 - .called +; + +: ctrace ( -- ) \ C stack backtrace + ." Most-recently-called function: " cr + $ra 8 - .leaf-call ( sp start-adr ) + + $sp swap adjust-sp ( sp' ) + + $ra begin dup reasonable-adr? while up1 repeat ( sp' ra' ) + 2drop +; + +\ LICENSE_BEGIN +\ Copyright (c) 2009 FirmWorks +\ +\ Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining +\ a copy of this software and associated documentation files (the +\ "Software"), to deal in the Software without restriction, including +\ without limitation the rights to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, +\ distribute, sublicense, and/or sell copies of the Software, and to +\ permit persons to whom the Software is furnished to do so, subject to +\ the following conditions: +\ +\ The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be +\ included in all copies or substantial portions of the Software. +\ +\ THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED "AS IS", WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, +\ EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF +\ MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND +\ NONINFRINGEMENT. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE +\ LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION +\ OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM, OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION +\ WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE SOFTWARE. +\ +\ LICENSE_END
Added: cpu/mips/debugm.fth =================================================================== --- cpu/mips/debugm.fth (rev 0) +++ cpu/mips/debugm.fth 2009-05-25 20:35:46 UTC (rev 1201) @@ -0,0 +1,156 @@ +purpose: CPU-dependent definitions for the source-level debugger +\ See license at end of file + +create no-secondary-cache + +true value debug-sync-cache? + +: at ( row column -- ) 2drop ; +: kill-line ( -- ) ; + +hex + +: low-dictionary-adr ( -- adr ) origin init-user-area + ; + +nuser debug-next \ Pointer to "next" +vocabulary bug bug also definitions +nuser 'debug \ code field for high level trace +nuser <ip \ lower limit of ip +nuser ip> \ upper limit of ip +nuser cnt \ how many times thru debug next + +\ Since we use a shared "next" routine, slow-next and fast-next are no-op's +alias slow-next 2drop ( high low -- ) +alias fast-next 2drop ( high low -- ) + +[ifndef] np@ +code np@ ( -- adr ) tos sp push np tos move c; +[then] + +: copy-next ( -- ) + \ Copy the normal next routine + here 8 /n* dup allot ( adr size ) + np@ -rot cmove +; + +: sync-cache, ( -- ) + asm( +\ np 0 5 cache np 4 5 cache + " 'user debug-sync-cache?" eval $at lw + $at $0 <> if + nop + np 0 h# 19 cache np 4 h# 19 cache \ WriteBack primary D$ +[ifndef] no-secondary-cache + np 0 h# 1b cache np 4 h# 1b cache \ WriteBack secondary D$ + np 0 h# 12 cache np 4 h# 12 cache \ Invalidate secondary I$ +[then] + np 0 h# 10 cache np 4 h# 10 cache \ Invalidate primary I$ + then +\ 3 $a2 li h# 40 $a1 li np $a0 move d# 1150 v0 li syscall + )asm +; + +label normal-next + copy-next +end-code + +label debnext + 'user <ip t0 lw + bubble + ip t0 t1 subu + t1 0>= if nop + 'user ip> t0 lw + bubble + ip t0 t1 subu + t1 0<= if nop + 'user cnt t0 lw + 2 t1 li + t0 1 t0 addiu + t0 'user cnt sw + t0 t1 = if nop + $0 'user cnt sw + + h# 8ea80000 t0 li \ "ip 0 t0 lw" + t0 np 0 sw + h# 01124021 t0 li \ "w base w addu" + t0 np 4 sw +\ This is for the old version where the "bubble" macro assembles a nop +\ $0 np 4 sw \ nop + + sync-cache, + + \ Machine code for 'debug token@ execute + 'user 'debug w lw + bubble + w base w addu + w 0 t1 lw + bubble + t1 base t1 addu + t1 jr + nop + then + then + then + copy-next +end-code + +\ Fix the next routine to use the debug version +code pnext (s -- ) + debnext origin - t0 li \ Relative address of debnext + t0 base t0 addu \ Absolute address of debnext + + + t0 4 t0 sll \ Erase top 4 bits + t0 6 t0 srl \ Erase bottom 2 bits + h# 0800.0000 t1 li \ "j" instruction template + t1 t0 t0 addu \ "j debnext" + t0 np 0 sw \ Write to first location in "next" + $0 np 4 sw \ "nop" + + sync-cache, +c; + +\ Turn off debugging +code unbug (s -- ) + h# 8ea80000 t0 li \ "ip 0 t0 lw" + t0 np 0 sw + h# 01124021 t0 li \ "w base w addu" + t0 np 4 sw +\ This is for the old version where the "bubble" macro assembles a nop +\ $0 np 4 sw \ "nop" + + sync-cache, +c; + +forth definitions + +\ Cannot execute cache instructions under development evironment. +[ifdef] debug-on-cobalt +unbug +[else] +normal-next debug-next ! +[then] + +\ LICENSE_BEGIN +\ Copyright (c) 2009 FirmWorks +\ +\ Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining +\ a copy of this software and associated documentation files (the +\ "Software"), to deal in the Software without restriction, including +\ without limitation the rights to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, +\ distribute, sublicense, and/or sell copies of the Software, and to +\ permit persons to whom the Software is furnished to do so, subject to +\ the following conditions: +\ +\ The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be +\ included in all copies or substantial portions of the Software. +\ +\ THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED "AS IS", WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, +\ EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF +\ MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND +\ NONINFRINGEMENT. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE +\ LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION +\ OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM, OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION +\ WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE SOFTWARE. +\ +\ LICENSE_END
Added: cpu/mips/decompm.fth =================================================================== --- cpu/mips/decompm.fth (rev 0) +++ cpu/mips/decompm.fth 2009-05-25 20:35:46 UTC (rev 1201) @@ -0,0 +1,54 @@ +purpose: Machine/implementation-dependent definitions for the decompiler +\ See license at end of file + +decimal +headerless + +only forth also hidden also definitions +: dictionary-base ( -- adr ) origin ; + +: ram/rom-in-dictionary? ( adr -- flag ) + dup #talign 1- and 0= if + dup lo-segment-base lo-segment-limit within + swap hi-segment-base hi-segment-limit within or + else + drop false + then +; + +' ram/rom-in-dictionary? is in-dictionary? + +\ True if adr is a reasonable value for the interpreter pointer +: reasonable-ip? ( adr -- flag ) + dup in-dictionary? if ( ip ) + #talign 1- and 0= \ must be token-aligned + else + drop false + then +; +only forth also definitions +headers + +\ LICENSE_BEGIN +\ Copyright (c) 2009 FirmWorks +\ +\ Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining +\ a copy of this software and associated documentation files (the +\ "Software"), to deal in the Software without restriction, including +\ without limitation the rights to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, +\ distribute, sublicense, and/or sell copies of the Software, and to +\ permit persons to whom the Software is furnished to do so, subject to +\ the following conditions: +\ +\ The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be +\ included in all copies or substantial portions of the Software. +\ +\ THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED "AS IS", WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, +\ EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF +\ MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND +\ NONINFRINGEMENT. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE +\ LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION +\ OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM, OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION +\ WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE SOFTWARE. +\ +\ LICENSE_END
Added: cpu/mips/disassem.fth =================================================================== --- cpu/mips/disassem.fth (rev 0) +++ cpu/mips/disassem.fth 2009-05-25 20:35:46 UTC (rev 1201) @@ -0,0 +1,473 @@ +purpose: MIPS disassembler +\ See license at end of file + +vocabulary disassembler +also disassembler also definitions + +headerless + +string-array real-regs +," $0" ," $1" ," v0" ," v1" +," a0" ," a1" ," a2" ," a3" +," t0" ," t1" ," t2" ," t3" +," t4" ," t5" ," t6" ," t7" +," s0" ," s1" ," s2" ," s3" +," s4" ," s5" ," s6" ," s7" +," t8" ," t9" ," k0" ," k1" +," gp" ," sp" ," s8" ," ra" +end-string-array + +defer regs ' real-regs is regs + +string-array normalops +\ o# 0X +," " ," " \ special and regimm +," j" ," jal" \ target +," beq" ," bne" \ rs,rt,offset +," blez" ," bgtz" \ rs,offset + +\ o# 1X +," addi" ," addiu" ," slti" ," sltiu" \ rt,rs,immed +," andi" ," ori" ," xori" ," lui" \ rt,rs,immed + +\ o# 2X +," " ," " ," " ," " \ cop0, cop1, cop2, cop1x +," " ," " ," " ," " \ beql, bnel, blezl, bgtzl (obsolescent) + +\ o# 3X +," daddi" ," daddiu" \ rt,rs,immed +," ldl" ," ldr" \ rt,offset(base) +," " ," jalx" ," " ," " \ special2, jalx, mdmx, reserved + +\ o# 4X +," lb" ," lh" ," lwl" ," lw" \ rt,offset(base) +," lbu" ," lhu" ," lwr" ," lwu" \ rt,offset(base) + +\ o# 5X +," sb" ," sh" ," swl" ," sw" \ rt,offset(base) +," sdl" ," sdr" ," swr" \ rt,offset(base) +," cache" \ code,offset(base) + +\ o# 6X +," ll" ," lwc1" ," lwc2" ," pref" \ rt,offset(base) +," lld" ," ldc1" ," ldc2" ," ld" \ rt,offset(base) + +\ o# 7X +," sc" ," swc1" ," swc2" ," " \ rt,offset(base) +," scd" ," sdc1" ," sdc2" ," sd" \ rt,offset(base) +end-string-array + +string-array specialops +\ o# 0X +," sll" ," " ," srl" ," sra" \ rd,rt,sa (hole is movci) +," sllv" ," " ," srlv" ," srav" \ rd,rt,rs +\ o# 1X +," jr" \ rs +," jalr" \ rd,rs +," movz" ," movn" +," syscall" ," break" ," " ," sync" \ - +\ o# 2X +," mfhi" \ rd +," mthi" \ rs +," mflo" \ rd +," mtlo" \ rs +," dsllv" ," " ," dsrlv" ," dsrav" \ rd,rt,rs +\ o# 3X +," mult" ," multu" ," div" ," divu" \ rs,rt +," dmult" ," dmultu" ," ddiv" ," ddivu" \ rs,rt +\ o# 4X +," add" ," addu" ," sub" ," subu" \ rd,rs,rt +," and" ," or" ," xor" ," nor" \ rd,rs,rt +\ o# 5X +," " ," " ," slt" ," sltu" \ rd,rs,rt +," dadd" ," daddu" ," dsub" ," dsubu" \ rd,rs,rt +\ o# 6X +," tge" ," tgeu" ," tlt" ," tltu" \ rs,rt +," teq" ," " ," tne" ," " \ rs,rt +\ o# 7X +," dsll" ," " ," dsrl" ," dsra" \ rd,rt,sa +," dsll32" ," " ," dsrl32" ," dsra32" \ rd,rt,sa +end-string-array + +string-array regimmops +\ o# 0X +," bltz" ," bgez" ," bltzl" ," bgezl" \ rs,offset +," " ," " ," " ," " +\ o# 1X +," tgei" ," tgeiu" ," tlti" ," tltiu" \ rs,immed +," teqi" ," " ," tnei" ," " \ rs,immed +\ o# 2X +," bltzal" ," bgezal" ," bltzall" ," bgezall" \ rs,offset +," " ," " ," " ," " +\ o# 3X +," " ," " ," " ," " +," " ," " ," " ," " +end-string-array + +decimal +\ Generates a mask with #bits set in the low part. 4 >mask yields 0000000f +lvariable instruction +variable end-found +lvariable pc +lvariable display-offset 0 display-offset l! +lvariable branch-target \ Help for tracing/single-stepping + +' ul. is showaddr + +: +offset ( adr -- adr' ) display-offset l@ - ; +: >mask ( #bits -- mask ) -1 32 rot - >> ; +: bits ( right-bit #bits -- field ) + instruction l@ rot >> ( #bits shifted-instruction ) + swap >mask land ( field ) +; +: bit? ( bit# -- f ) instruction l@ 1 rot lshift land ; + +\ Display formatting +variable start-column +: op-col ( -- ) start-column @ d# 8 + to-column ; + +: ., ( -- ) ." ," ; +: 5bits ( pos -- bits ) 5 bits ; +: rd ( -- n ) 11 5bits ; +: rt ( -- n ) 16 5bits ; +: rs ( -- n ) 21 5bits ; +: sa ( -- n ) 6 5bits ; +: .freg ( n -- ) dup d# 16 < if ." FGR" else ." FPR" then .d ; +: .dreg ( n -- ) ." DR" .d ; +: .reg ( n -- ) regs ". ; +: .rd ( -- ) rd .reg ; +: .rs ( -- ) rs .reg ; +: .rt ( -- ) rt .reg ; +: 2u.d ( n -- ) base @ >r decimal 0 <# # # #> type r> base ! ; +: 8u.h ( n -- ) base @ >r hex 0 <# # # # # # # # # #> type r> base ! ; +: 0s.h ( n -- ) base @ >r hex (.) type r> base ! ; +: .sa ( n -- ) sa 2u.d ; +: simmed ( -- n ) 0 16 bits 16 << 16 >>a ; +: 0immed ( -- u ) 0 16 bits 16 << 16 >> ; +: .target ( -- ) + pc @ h# f000.0000 and 0 26 bits 2 << or 8u.h +; +: opcode ( -- n ) 26 6 bits ; +: funct ( -- n ) 0 6 bits ; +: .broffset ( -- ) pc l@ 4 + simmed 2 << + 8u.h ; +: .rs,rt,offset ( -- ) .rs ., .rt ., .broffset ; +: .rs,offset ( -- ) .rs ., .broffset ; +: .rt,offset(base) ( -- ) .rt ., simmed 0s.h ." (" .rs ." )" ; +: .rd,rt,sa ( -- ) .rd ., .rt ., .sa ; +: .rd,rt,rs ( -- ) .rd ., .rt ., .rs ; +: .rs,rt ( -- ) .rs ., .rt ; +: .rd,rs ( -- ) .rd ., .rs ; +: .rd,rs,rt ( -- ) .rd ., .rs ., .rt ; +: .rs,immed ( -- ) .rs ., simmed 0s.h ; +: .rt,rs,immed ( n -- ) .rt ., .rs ., 0s.h ; +: .unimp ( -- ) ." UNIMP" op-col ; + +string-array cachesps +," I" ," D" ," SI" ," SD" +end-string-array +string-array cacheops +," IndexInvalidate" ," IndexWriteBackInvalidate" ," IndexInvalidate" ," IndexWriteBackkInvalidate" +," IndexLoadTag" ," IndexLoadTag" ," IndexLoadTag" ," IndexLoadTag" +," IndexStoreTag" ," IndexStoreTag" ," IndexStoreTag" ," IndexStoreTag" +," " ," CreateDirtyExclusive" ," " ," CreateDirtyExclusive" +," HitInvalidate" ," HitInvalidate" ," HitInvalidate" ," HitInvalidate" +," Fill" ," HitWriteBackInvalidate" ," " ," HitWriteBackInvalidate" +," HitWriteBack" ," HitWriteBack" ," " ," HitWriteBack" +," " ," " ," HitSetVirtual" ," HitSetVirtual" +end-string-array + +: .cache ( -- ) + rt cacheops ". + ." (" 16 2 bits cachesps ". ." )" + ., simmed 0s.h ." (" .rs ." )" +; + +: .op ( pstr -- ) + dup c@ 0= if drop .unimp else ". op-col then +; +: above ( selector limit -- selector testval ) over tuck > if 1- then ; +: .regimm ( -- ) + rt dup regimmops .op ( opbits ) + o# 10 o# 20 within if .rs,immed else .rs,offset then +; +: .iw instruction l@ 8u.h ; +: bits23..21 ( -- n ) d# 21 3 bits ; + +string-array bcops +," f" ," t" ," fl" ," tl" +end-string-array + +: .bad ( -- ) .unimp .iw ; +: .fop ( pstr -- ) + ". rs case + o# 20 of ." .s" endof + o# 21 of ." .d" endof + o# 24 of ." .w" endof + ( default ) ." .?" + endcase + op-col +; +: .f1r ( -- ) sa .freg ., rd .freg ; +: .f2r ( -- ) .f1r ., rt .freg ; +: bits2..0 ( -- n ) 0 3 bits ; +string-array cvtops + ," cvt.s" ," cvt.d" ," " ," " ," cvt.w" ," cvt.l" ," cvt.ps" ," " +end-string-array + +: bits2..0 ( -- n ) 0 3 bits ; + +string-array fcalcops + ," add" ," sub" ," mul" ," div" ," sqrt" ," abs" ," mov" ," neg" + +end-string-array + +string-array fc1ops + ," round" ," trunc" ," ceil" ," floor" +end-string-array + +string-array fcmpops + ," c.f" ," c.un" ," c.eq" ," c.ueq" + ," c.olt" ," c.ult" ," c.ole" ," c.ule" + ," c.sf" ," c.ngle" ," c.seq" ," c.ngl" + ," c.lt" ," c.nge" ," c.le" ," c.ngt" +end-string-array + +: .fcmp ( -- ) + 0 4 bits fcmpops .fop rd .freg ., rt .freg +; + +[ifdef] notyet +string-array f2ops + ," " ," {movcf}" ," movz" ," movn" ," " ," recip" ," rsqrt" ," " +end-string-array +string-array f3ops + ," recip2" ," recip1" ," rsqrt1" ," rsqrt2" +end-string-array +[then] + +: .fcalc ( -- ) + 3 3 bits case + 0 of bits2..0 dup fcalcops .fop 4 < if .f2r else .f1r then endof + 1 of bits2..0 4 - dup 0< if drop .bad else fc1ops .fop .f1r then endof +[ifdef] notyet + 2 of bits2..0 f2ops .fop ( .f1r ??) endof + 3 of bits2..0 4 - dup 0< if drop .bad else f3ops .fop ( .f1r ??) then endof +[then] + 4 of bits2..0 cvtops .fop .f1r endof + 6 of .fcmp endof + 7 of .fcmp endof + ( default ) .bad + endcase +; + +string-array cp0ops + ," " + ," tlbr" + ," tlbwi" + ," " ," " ," " + ," tlbwr" + ," " + ," tlbp" + ," " ," " ," " ," " ," " ," " ," " \ holes + ," " ," " ," " ," " ," " ," " ," " ," " \ holes + ," eret" ," " ," " ," " ," " ," " ," " ," deret" + ," wait" +end-string-array + +: .cp0 ( -- ) + pc l@ l@ h# 3f and h# 18 = end-found ! + 0 6 bits cp0ops .op +; + +string-array mfcops \ rt(16), fs(11=rd) +," mfc" ," dmfc" ," cfc" ," " ," mtc" ," dmtc" ," ctc" ," " +," bc" ," bcany2" ," bcany4" ," " ," " ," " ," " ," " +," s" ," d" ," " ," " ," w" ," l" ," ps" ," " +end-string-array + +: .(cop) ( pstr -- ) + dup c@ 0= if drop ." UNIMP" else ". d# 26 2 bits ascii 0 + emit then +; + +: .copx ( -- ) + d# 24 2 bits case + 0 of ." Coprocessor instruction " .iw + 1 of bits23..21 if + .bad + else + rt 4 > if .bad else rs mfcops .(cop) rt bcops .op .broffset then + then + endof + ( default ) .bad + endcase +; + +: .cop0 ( -- ) + d# 24 2 bits case + 0 of rs mfcops .(cop) op-col .rt ., rd 2u.d endof + 1 of bits23..21 if + .bad + else + rt 4 > if .bad else rs mfcops .(cop) rt bcops .op .broffset then + then + endof + 2 of .cp0 endof + 3 of .bad endof + endcase +; + +: .cop1 ( -- ) + d# 24 2 bits case + 0 of rs mfcops .(cop) op-col .rt ., rd .freg endof + 1 of bits23..21 if + .bad + else + rt 4 > if .bad else rs mfcops .(cop) rt bcops .op .broffset then + then + endof + 2 of .fcalc endof + ( default ) .bad + endcase +; + +: .special ( -- ) + \ Stop when we see jr + pc l@ l@ h# fc00.003f and h# 0000.0008 = end-found ! + + 0 6 bits dup specialops .op ( opbits ) + case + o# 70 above of .rd,rt,sa endof + o# 60 above of .rs,rt endof + o# 40 above of .rd,rs,rt endof + o# 30 above of .rs,rt endof + o# 24 above of .rd,rt,rs endof + o# 23 of .rs endof + o# 22 of .rd endof + o# 21 of .rs endof + o# 20 of .rd endof + o# 14 above of endof \ no operands + o# 11 above of .rd,rs endof + o# 10 above of .rs endof + o# 04 above of .rd,rt,rs endof + ( default ) .rd,rt,sa + endcase +; + +\ XXX implement me +: .mdmx ( -- ) ." MDMX ..." cr ; + +: .special2 ( -- ) + \ Stop when we see jr + pc l@ l@ h# 0000.003f and h# 0000.003e = end-found ! + + 0 6 bits case +[ifdef] notyet + o# 00 of ." madd" endof + o# 01 of ." maddu" endof + o# 02 of ." mul" endof + o# 04 of ." msub" endof + o# 05 of ." msubu" endof + o# 40 of ." clz" endof + o# 41 of ." clo" endof + o# 44 of ." dclz" endof + o# 45 of ." dclo" endof +[then] + o# 75 of rs case + 0 of ." mfdr" .rt ., rd .dreg endof + 4 of ." mtdr" .rt ., rd .dreg endof + ( default ) .rd,rt,rs + endcase + o# 76 of ." dret" endof + o# 77 of ." dbreak" endof + ( default ) .rd,rt,sa + endcase +; + +: .normal ( -- ) + \ Stop when we see j + pc l@ l@ h# fc00.0000 and h# 0800.0000 = end-found ! + 26 6 bits dup normalops .op ( opbits ) + case + o# 60 above of .rt,offset(base) endof + o# 57 of .cache endof + o# 32 above of .rt,offset(base) endof + o# 30 above of simmed .rt,rs,immed endof + o# 26 above of .rs,offset endof + o# 24 above of .rs,rt,offset endof + o# 17 above of .rt ., 0immed 16 << 8u.h endof + o# 14 above of 0immed .rt,rs,immed endof + o# 10 above of simmed .rt,rs,immed endof + o# 06 above of .rs,offset endof + o# 04 above of .rs,rt,offset endof + ( default ) .target + endcase +; + +: disasm ( 32b -- ) + instruction l! + 26 6 bits case + 0 of .special endof + 1 of .regimm endof + o# 20 of .cop0 endof + o# 21 of .cop1 endof + o# 22 of .copx endof + o# 23 of .copx endof + o# 34 of .special2 endof + o# 36 of .mdmx endof + ( default ) .normal + endcase + cr +; + +forth definitions +headers \ **************** +alias disasm disasm +\ : .5bits ( n -- n' ) +\ octal +\ ascii . hold over h# 1f and 0 # # 2drop drop 5 >> 0 +\ ; +\ : .xop ( -- ) +\ pc l@ l@ 0 <# # # # # .5bits .5bits ascii . hold # # #> type hex +\ ; +: .xop ; +: dis1 ( -- ) + ??cr + pc l@ +offset showaddr 2 spaces .xop + 4 spaces #out @ start-column ! + pc l@ l@ disasm + /l pc +! +; +: +dis ( -- ) + base @ >r hex + end-found off + begin dis1 end-found @ exit? or until + dis1 \ Disassemble the delay instruction too + r> base ! +; +: dis ( adr -- ) pc l! +dis ; +alias (dis dis +previous previous definitions + +\ LICENSE_BEGIN +\ Copyright (c) 2009 FirmWorks +\ +\ Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining +\ a copy of this software and associated documentation files (the +\ "Software"), to deal in the Software without restriction, including +\ without limitation the rights to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, +\ distribute, sublicense, and/or sell copies of the Software, and to +\ permit persons to whom the Software is furnished to do so, subject to +\ the following conditions: +\ +\ The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be +\ included in all copies or substantial portions of the Software. +\ +\ THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED "AS IS", WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, +\ EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF +\ MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND +\ NONINFRINGEMENT. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE +\ LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION +\ OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM, OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION +\ WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE SOFTWARE. +\ +\ LICENSE_END
Added: cpu/mips/field.fth =================================================================== --- cpu/mips/field.fth (rev 0) +++ cpu/mips/field.fth 2009-05-25 20:35:46 UTC (rev 1201) @@ -0,0 +1,45 @@ +purpose: Optimized struct and field for MIPS +\ See license at end of file + +\ to the base address of the structure + +: struct ( -- 0 ) 0 ; + +: field \ name ( offset size -- offset+size ) + create over , + + + \ The high level equivalent of what the following machine code is: + \ does> @ + ; + \ We write it in code because the metacompiler facilities for + \ resolving DOES> clauses are clumsy + + ;code ( struct-adr -- field-adr ) + sp t0 pop \ Get the struct address + tos 0 tos lw \ Get the structure member offset + bubble + tos t0 tos addu \ Return the structure member address +c; + +\ LICENSE_BEGIN +\ Copyright (c) 2009 FirmWorks +\ +\ Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining +\ a copy of this software and associated documentation files (the +\ "Software"), to deal in the Software without restriction, including +\ without limitation the rights to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, +\ distribute, sublicense, and/or sell copies of the Software, and to +\ permit persons to whom the Software is furnished to do so, subject to +\ the following conditions: +\ +\ The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be +\ included in all copies or substantial portions of the Software. +\ +\ THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED "AS IS", WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, +\ EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF +\ MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND +\ NONINFRINGEMENT. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE +\ LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION +\ OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM, OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION +\ WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE SOFTWARE. +\ +\ LICENSE_END
Added: cpu/mips/filecode.fth =================================================================== --- cpu/mips/filecode.fth (rev 0) +++ cpu/mips/filecode.fth 2009-05-25 20:35:46 UTC (rev 1201) @@ -0,0 +1,153 @@ +purpose: Code words to support the file system interface +\ See license at end of file + +code ln+ (s n1 n2 -- n3 ) sp t0 pop tos t0 tos addu c; + +\ &ptr is the address of a pointer. fetch the pointed-to +\ character and post-increment the pointer + +code @c@++ ( &ptr -- char ) + tos t0 get \ Fetch the pointer + tos t1 move \ Copy of the address + t0 0 tos lbu \ Get the byte + t0 1 t0 addiu \ Increment the pointer + t0 t1 put \ Replace the pointer +c; + +\ &ptr is the address of a pointer. store the character into +\ the pointed-to location and post-increment the pointer + +code @c!++ ( char &ptr -- ) + tos t0 get \ Fetch the pointer + sp t1 pop \ char in t1 + t1 t0 0 sb \ Put the byte + t0 1 t0 addiu \ Increment the pointer + t0 tos put \ Replace the pointer + sp tos pop \ Fixup top of stack +c; + +\ "adr1 len2" is the longest initial substring of the string "adr1 len1" +\ that does not contain the character "char". "adr2 len1-len2" is the +\ trailing substring of "adr1 len1" that is not included in "adr1 len2". +\ Accordingly, if there are no occurrences of that character in "adr1 len1", +\ "len2" equals "len1", so the return values are "adr1 len1 adr1+len1 0" + +code split-string ( adr1 len1 char -- adr1 len2 adr1+len2 len1-len2 ) + \ char in tos + sp 0 t1 lw \ len1 + sp 4 t0 lw \ adr1 + sp -4 sp addiu \ Make room for extra return value + + t1 $0 <> if \ If string not empty + t0 t1 t3 addu \ Delay: Loop limit + begin \ t0 points to next character + t0 0 t2 lbu \ Get the next character + bubble + tos t2 = if \ Exit if delimiter found + t0 1 t0 addiu \ Delay: Increment address + + t0 -1 t0 addiu \ Cancel last increment + + t3 t1 t1 subu \ Reconstruct adr1 + t0 t1 t1 subu \ Compute len2 + t1 sp 4 sw \ .. and store on stack + + t0 sp 0 sw \ store adr1+len2 on stack + + t3 t0 tos sub \ Return len1-len2 + next + then + t0 t3 = until + nop + then + \ The test character is not present in the input string + + t3 sp 0 sw \ Store adr1+len2 on stack + $0 tos move \ Return rem-len=0 +c; + +\ Splits a buffer into two parts around the first line delimiter +\ sequence. A line delimiter sequence is either CR, LF, CR followed by LF, +\ or LF followed by CR. +\ adr1 len2 is the initial substring before, but not including, +\ the first line delimiter sequence. +\ adr2 len3 is the trailing substring after, but not including, +\ the first line delimiter sequence. + +code parse-line ( adr1 len1 -- adr1 len2 adr1+len2 len1-len2 ) + tos t1 move \ len1 + sp 0 t0 lw \ adr1 + sp -8 sp addiu \ Make room for extra return values + + $0 h# 0a tos addiu \ Delimiter 1 + $0 h# 0d t4 addiu \ Delimiter 2 + + t1 $0 <> if \ If string not empty + t0 t1 t3 addu \ Delay: Loop limit + begin \ t0 points to next character + t0 0 t2 lbu \ Get the next character + bubble + + tos t2 <> if \ Compare to linefeed + t0 1 t0 addiu \ Delay: Increment address + t4 t2 = if \ Compare to return + nop \ Delay + but then \ target of linefeed comparison branch + \ One of the delimiters matches + + t3 t1 t1 subu \ Reconstruct adr1 + t0 t1 t1 subu \ Compute len2 + t1 -1 t1 addiu \ Account for incremented pointer + t1 sp 4 sw \ .. and store on stack + + \ Check next character too, unless we're at the + \ end of the buffer + t0 t3 <> if nop + t0 1 t5 lbu \ Get the next character + bubble + \ Compare next character to other delimiter + tos t2 = if nop t4 tos move then \ Other delim in tos + tos t5 <> if nop \ If nextchar equals other delim... + t0 1 t0 addiu \ ... consume it + then + then + t0 sp 0 sw \ store adr1+len2 on stack + t3 t0 tos subu \ Return len1-len2 + next + then + t0 t3 = until + nop + then + \ There is no line delimiter in the input string + + t0 sp 0 sw \ Store adr1+len2 on stack + $0 tos move \ Return rem-len=0 +c; + +headers + +nuser delimiter + +\ LICENSE_BEGIN +\ Copyright (c) 2009 FirmWorks +\ +\ Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining +\ a copy of this software and associated documentation files (the +\ "Software"), to deal in the Software without restriction, including +\ without limitation the rights to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, +\ distribute, sublicense, and/or sell copies of the Software, and to +\ permit persons to whom the Software is furnished to do so, subject to +\ the following conditions: +\ +\ The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be +\ included in all copies or substantial portions of the Software. +\ +\ THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED "AS IS", WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, +\ EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF +\ MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND +\ NONINFRINGEMENT. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE +\ LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION +\ OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM, OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION +\ WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE SOFTWARE. +\ +\ LICENSE_END
Added: cpu/mips/finish.fth =================================================================== --- cpu/mips/finish.fth (rev 0) +++ cpu/mips/finish.fth 2009-05-25 20:35:46 UTC (rev 1201) @@ -0,0 +1,53 @@ +purpose: Final steps of kernel metacompilation for MIPS +\ See license at end of file + +\ ' sys-init-io is init-io + +\ hex +\ " root" $sfind drop resolution@ >user-t link-t@ +\ begin dup u. dup origin-t <> while /link-t - link@-t repeat drop cr +\ cr +\ " forth" $sfind drop resolution@ >user-t link-t@ +\ begin dup u. dup origin-t <> while /link-t - link@-t repeat drop cr +\ cr + + +also assembler +\ cld 8 + cld branch! +\ 'body cold-code cld 8 + branch! +previous +variable dodoesaddr + +' init is do-init + +assembler dodoes meta is dodoesaddr +forth-h +metaoff +only forth also meta also definitions +fix-vocabularies +only forth also definitions +' symbols fixall + +\ LICENSE_BEGIN +\ Copyright (c) 2009 FirmWorks +\ +\ Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining +\ a copy of this software and associated documentation files (the +\ "Software"), to deal in the Software without restriction, including +\ without limitation the rights to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, +\ distribute, sublicense, and/or sell copies of the Software, and to +\ permit persons to whom the Software is furnished to do so, subject to +\ the following conditions: +\ +\ The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be +\ included in all copies or substantial portions of the Software. +\ +\ THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED "AS IS", WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, +\ EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF +\ MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND +\ NONINFRINGEMENT. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE +\ LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION +\ OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM, OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION +\ WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE SOFTWARE. +\ +\ LICENSE_END
Added: cpu/mips/fixvoc.fth =================================================================== --- cpu/mips/fixvoc.fth (rev 0) +++ cpu/mips/fixvoc.fth 2009-05-25 20:35:46 UTC (rev 1201) @@ -0,0 +1,51 @@ +purpose: Post-fixup of metacompiled vocabularies for MIPS +\ See license at end of file + +\ Nasty kludge to resolve the to pointer to the does> clause of vocabulary +\ within "forth". The problem is that the code field of "forth" contains +\ a call instruction to the does> clause of vocabulary. This call is a +\ forward reference which cannot be resolved in the same way as compiled +\ addresses. + +: used-t ( definer-acf child-acf -- ) + [ also meta ] token!-t [ previous ] +; + +: fix-vocabularies ( -- ) + [""] <vocabulary> also symbols find previous ( acf true | str false ) + 0= abort" Can't find <vocabulary> in symbols" + dup resolution@ >r ( acf ) ( Return stack: <vocabulary>-adr ) + dup first-occurrence@ ( acf occurrence ) + \ Don't let fixall muck with this entry later + 0 rot >first-occurrence ! ( occurrence ) + begin another-occurrence? while ( occurrence ) + dup [ meta ] token@-t [ forth ] swap ( next-occurrence occurrence ) + \ Calculate the longword offset to the vocabulary does> clause + r@ swap used-t + repeat + r> drop +; + +\ LICENSE_BEGIN +\ Copyright (c) 2009 FirmWorks +\ +\ Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining +\ a copy of this software and associated documentation files (the +\ "Software"), to deal in the Software without restriction, including +\ without limitation the rights to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, +\ distribute, sublicense, and/or sell copies of the Software, and to +\ permit persons to whom the Software is furnished to do so, subject to +\ the following conditions: +\ +\ The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be +\ included in all copies or substantial portions of the Software. +\ +\ THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED "AS IS", WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, +\ EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF +\ MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND +\ NONINFRINGEMENT. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE +\ LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION +\ OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM, OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION +\ WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE SOFTWARE. +\ +\ LICENSE_END
Added: cpu/mips/float.fth =================================================================== --- cpu/mips/float.fth (rev 0) +++ cpu/mips/float.fth 2009-05-25 20:35:46 UTC (rev 1201) @@ -0,0 +1,353 @@ +purpose: Forth Floating point package for MIPS +\ See license at end of file + +\ Has a separate floating point stack. +\ All floating point numbers are IEEE double-precision format. + +\ Additional floating point words, including input and output conversion, +\ are in unix/sparc/floatext.fth + +hex +only forth definitions vocabulary floating +only forth also hidden also floating also definitions + +create float.fth + +16 constant f#places +8 constant /f +/f constant f#bytes + +: align8 ( adr -- adr' ) 7 + -8 and ; +h# 20 /f * constant /fstack + +/fstack /f + buffer: fstack \ Including slack for alignment + +/l ualloc user fp0 + +: fp ( -- n ) [ assembler ] s7 ; + +code fp! ( adr -- ) tos fp move sp tos pop c; +code fp@ ( adr adr ) tos sp push fp tos move c; + +: fclear ( -- ) fp0 l@ fp! ; +: finit ( -- ) fstack align8 /fstack + /f - fp0 l! fclear ; + +finit +: fdepth ( -- n ) fp0 l@ fp@ - /f / ; + +code f+ ( f1 f2 -- f3 ) + fp 0 $f3 lwc1 + fp 4 $f2 lwc1 + fp /f fp addiu + $f0 $f2 $f0 addf .d +c; +code f- ( f1 f2 -- f3 ) + fp 0 $f3 lwc1 + fp 4 $f2 lwc1 + fp /f fp addiu + $f2 $f0 $f0 subf .d +c; +code f* ( f1 f2 -- f3 ) + fp 0 $f3 lwc1 + fp 4 $f2 lwc1 + fp /f fp addiu + $f0 $f2 $f0 mulf .d +c; +code f/ ( f1 f2 -- f3 ) + fp 0 $f3 lwc1 + fp 4 $f2 lwc1 + fp /f fp addiu + $f2 $f0 $f0 divf .d +c; + +code fsqrt ( f1 -- f2 ) $f0 $f0 sqrt .d c; +code fnegate ( f1 -- f2 ) $f0 $f0 negf .d c; +code fabs ( f1 -- f2 ) $f0 $f0 abs .d c; + +variable cond +: leaveflag ( -- ) + asm( + \ CMP.cond.D $f2,$f0 + cop1 .d $f2 rd $f0 rt h# 30 addbits cond @ h# f land addbits + + tos sp push + here h# 0c + cond @ h# 10 land [ also forth ] if [ previous ] + bc1f + [ also forth ] else [ previous ] + bc1t + [ also forth ] then [ previous ] + $0 -1 tos addiu \ Delay slot, always executed + $0 tos move \ Executed only if condition is false + ( then ) + fp /f $f1 lwc1 + fp /f 4 + $f0 lwc1 + fp /f fp addiu + c; + )asm +; +: binaryfcmp: ( extension-field -- ) ( Later: f1 f2 -- flag ) + cond ! + code + + asm( + fp 0 $f3 lwc1 + fp 4 $f2 lwc1 + fp /f fp addiu + )asm + + leaveflag +; +: unaryfcmp: ( extension-field -- ) ( Later: f1 -- flag ) + cond ! + code + asm( + $f2 $0 mtc1 bubble + $f2 $f2 cvt.d .w + )asm + leaveflag +; + +\ The inverse sense of extension-code for the binary comparisons is +\ because the operands come off the stack in the reverse order + +assembler also + + 2 binaryfcmp: f= +12 binaryfcmp: f<> + 4 binaryfcmp: f< +1f binaryfcmp: f> + e binaryfcmp: f<= +1d binaryfcmp: f>= + + 2 unaryfcmp: f0= +12 unaryfcmp: f0<> +1e unaryfcmp: f0< + d unaryfcmp: f0> +1c unaryfcmp: f0<= + f unaryfcmp: f0>= + +previous floating + +/f negate constant -/f +code fint ( f -- l ) + $f0 $f0 cvt.w .d + tos sp push + $f0 tos mfc1 + fp 0 $f1 lwc1 + fp 4 $f0 lwc1 + fp /f fp addiu +c; + +code float ( l -- f ) + fp -/f fp addiu + $f1 fp 0 swc1 + $f0 fp 4 swc1 + $f0 tos mtc1 + sp tos pop + $f0 $f0 cvt.d .w +c; +code f! ( f adr -- ) + $f1 tos 0 swc1 \ Don't require doubleword alignment + $f0 tos 4 swc1 + sp tos pop + fp 0 $f1 lwc1 + fp 4 $f0 lwc1 + fp /f fp addiu +c; +code f@ ( adr -- f ) + fp -/f fp addiu + $f1 fp 0 swc1 + $f0 fp 4 swc1 + tos 0 $f1 lwc1 \ Don't require doubleword alignment + tos 4 $f0 lwc1 + sp tos pop +c; +code fdrop ( f -- ) + fp 0 $f1 lwc1 + fp 4 $f0 lwc1 + fp /f fp addiu +c; +code fswap ( f1 f2 -- f2 f1 ) + fp 0 $f3 lwc1 + fp 4 $f2 lwc1 + bubble + $f1 fp 0 swc1 + $f0 fp 4 swc1 + $f2 $f0 movf .d +c; +code fover ( f1 f2 -- f1 f2 f1 ) + fp -/f fp addiu + $f1 fp 0 swc1 + $f0 fp 4 swc1 + fp /f $f1 lwc1 + fp /f 4 + $f0 lwc1 +c; +code fdup ( f -- f f ) + fp -/f fp addiu + $f1 fp 0 swc1 + $f0 fp 4 swc1 +c; +code frot ( f1 f2 f3 -- f2 f3 f1 ) + fp 0 $f3 lwc1 + fp 4 $f2 lwc1 + $f1 fp 0 swc1 + $f0 fp 4 swc1 + fp /f $f1 lwc1 + fp /f 4 + $f0 lwc1 + $f3 fp /f swc1 + $f2 fp /f 4 + swc1 +c; +code fpick ( n -- ; F: fn ... f0 -- fn ... f0 fn ) + fp -/f fp addiu \ Make space on stack + $f1 fp 0 swc1 + tos $0 <> if + $f0 fp 4 swc1 \ Delay slot; push top of stack to memory + tos 3 tos sll \ Index into floating point stack + fp tos tos addu + tos 0 $f1 lwc1 \ Get n'th item from floating point stack + tos 4 $f0 lwc1 + then + sp tos pop +c; + +code fpop ( f -- l l ) + tos sp push + sp -4 sp addiu + $f0 sp 0 swc1 + $f1 tos mfc1 + fp 0 $f1 lwc1 + fp 4 $f0 lwc1 + fp /f fp addiu +c; +code fpush ( l l -- f ) + fp -/f fp addiu + $f1 fp 0 swc1 + $f0 fp 4 swc1 + $f1 tos mtc1 + sp 0 $f0 lwc1 + sp 4 tos lw + sp 8 sp addiu +c; + +: fvariable ( -- ) create /f allot ; +: fconstant ( fp -- ) + create here /f allot f! + does> f@ +; +: ifconstant ( fp-on-p-stack -- ) + create here /f allot dup >r l! r> /l + l! + does> f@ +; +00000000 3ff00000 ifconstant 1E0 +00000000 3fe00000 ifconstant .5E0 + +\ XXX We really should round to nearest or even. +: fix ( -- ) .5E0 f+ fint ; + +code (flit) ( -- fp ) + fp -/f fp addiu + $f1 fp 0 swc1 + $f0 fp 4 swc1 + ip 0 $f1 lwc1 + ip 4 $f0 lwc1 + ip /f ip addiu +c; + + +: fliteral ( fp -- ) compile (flit) here /f allot f! ; immediate + +code 10**i ( i -- fp ) \ Raise 10 to the i'th power + + \ if i < 0, we compute 10**|i|, then take the reciprocal + + fp -/f fp addiu \ Prepare to push the floating number + $f1 fp 0 swc1 + $f0 fp 4 swc1 + + 1 t0 li + $f0 t0 mtc1 + d# 10 t0 li \ (Load delay) + $f0 $f0 cvt.d .w \ 1E0 in $f0 + + $f2 t0 mtc1 + bubble + $f2 $f2 cvt.d .w \ 10E0 in $f2 + + \ Set scr to the absolute value of i + + tos 0< if + tos t0 move \ t0 = i + $0 tos t0 subu \ t0 = -i + then + + tos $0 <> if \ Leave answer at 1 if i=0 + nop + begin + $f0 $f2 $f0 mulf .d \ Multiply current result by 10 + t0 -1 t0 addiu + t0 $0 = until + nop + then + + \ If the exponent is negative, compute the reciprocal + tos 0< if \ Save i for its sign + 1 t0 li + $f2 t0 mtc1 + $f2 $f2 cvt.d .w \ 1E0 in $f2 + $f2 $f0 $f0 divf .d \ Take the reciprocal + then + + sp tos pop \ Fix data stack +c; + +: >f ( l -- fscaled ) + float dpl @ 0> if dpl @ 10**i f/ then +; + +\ Kludge, kludge +\ Example: 1.3 E 4 puts the floating point number 13000 on the float stack +\ Works inside of colon definitions too. +: E \ exponent ( l -- fscaled ) + state @ + if \ If we're compiling, we have to grab the number from the code stream + here /l - /token - token@ + ['] (llit) = + if here /l - l@ /l /token + negate allot + else ." E must be preceded by a number containing a decimal point" + cr abort + then + then + >f bl word number 10**i f* + state @ if [compile] fliteral then +; immediate + +forth definitions +: (cold-hook ( -- ) (cold-hook finit ; +' (cold-hook is cold-hook +only forth floating also forth also definitions + +decimal + +\ LICENSE_BEGIN +\ Copyright (c) 2009 FirmWorks +\ +\ Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining +\ a copy of this software and associated documentation files (the +\ "Software"), to deal in the Software without restriction, including +\ without limitation the rights to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, +\ distribute, sublicense, and/or sell copies of the Software, and to +\ permit persons to whom the Software is furnished to do so, subject to +\ the following conditions: +\ +\ The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be +\ included in all copies or substantial portions of the Software. +\ +\ THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED "AS IS", WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, +\ EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF +\ MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND +\ NONINFRINGEMENT. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE +\ LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION +\ OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM, OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION +\ WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE SOFTWARE. +\ +\ LICENSE_END
Added: cpu/mips/forthint.fth =================================================================== --- cpu/mips/forthint.fth (rev 0) +++ cpu/mips/forthint.fth 2009-05-25 20:35:46 UTC (rev 1201) @@ -0,0 +1,338 @@ +purpose: Low-level handler for alarm interrupt +\ See license at end of file + +headerless + +\ Interfaces to system-dependent routines +defer set-tick-limit ( #msecs -- ) \ Setup tick interrupt source +defer init-dispatcher ( -- ) +defer dispatch-interrupt ' noop to dispatch-interrupt +defer dispatch-exceptions ( exception# -- ) ' drop to dispatch-exceptions + +0 value intsave +h# 1300 d# 34 /x* + constant /intstack + +\ The interrupt save/stack area is laid out as follows: +\ 0000 - register save area (size d# 34 /x*) +\ 0110 - data stack area (size h#1100) +\ 1210 - return stack area (size h#200) +\ 1410 - <end> +\ +\ The register save area, which is exported to the client program via the +\ "tick" callback, contains the following registers, all from the interrupted +\ context: +\ 00 - $1 +\ ... +\ 60 - $25 +\ 64 - $28 +\ ... +\ 70 - $at +\ +\ When the interrupt handler returns, the complete context is restored from +\ the save area. The client program can cause a context switch by modifying +\ these saved valued. + +hex + +: ?call-os ( -- ) intsave " tick" ($callback1) ; + +0 value ge-return-loc +code ge-return ( -- ) + + \ At the first indication of a keyboard abort, we branch to the + \ Forth entry trap handler. We do the actual branch after we have + \ restored all the state, so it appears as if Forth were entered + \ directly from the program that was running, rather than through + \ the exception handler. + + 0 k0 set \ Clear derived abort flag + 'user aborted? s0 lw \ Get abort flag + 1 s1 set + s0 s1 = if + nop \ delay slot + \ Don't abort in the middle of the terminal emulator, because + \ it's not reentrant. + 'user terminal-locked? s1 lw + s1 0 = if + nop \ delay slot + s0 1 s0 addi + s0 'user aborted? sw + 1 k0 set \ Set derived abort flag + then + then + + \ Restore registers + 'user intsave k1 lw \ Address of interrupt save area + k1 d# 32 /x* t0 ld + k1 d# 33 /x* t1 ld + t0 mtlo t1 mthi + + d# 12 t2 mfc0 \ Get status register + t2 d# 28 t2 srl \ Shift coprocessor status bits down + t2 h# 02 t2 andi \ Mask bit 1 (coprocessor 1 - Floating point) + t2 $0 <> if \ Skip if coprocessor disabled + nop \ Delay + k1 d# 34 /x* t2 ld + d# 31 t2 ctc1 + then + + d# 25 0 do + k1 i /x* ( offset ) $0 1+ i + ( reg# ) ld + loop + 4 0 do + k1 i d# 25 + /x* ( offset ) $0 d# 28 + i + ( reg# ) ld + loop + + \ Now the registers are back to the state that existed upon entry to + \ the exception handler. We can use only k0 and k1 in the following code. + + k0 0 = if + nop \ delay slot + eret \ Return to interrupted code + nop + then + + here origin- to ge-return-loc + 1.0001 k1 set \ will be save-state address (force 2 instructions) + -1 k0 set + k1 jr \ Jump to save-state + nop + +end-code + +\ We implement this in the following way, instead of just having +\ a value named getmsecs, so that other tasks can use get-msecs +\ This way is faster too, since the "+!" in the interrupt handler +\ routine is faster than "to". +variable msec-counter +[ifdef] local +: getmsecs ( -- n ) main-task msec-counter local @ ; +[else] +: getmsecs ( -- n ) msec-counter @ ; +[then] + +0 value tick-increment + +: intr-timer ( -- ) + ms/tick msec-counter +! + check-alarm + count@ tick-increment + compare! +; + +string-array exception-code +," Interrupt" +," TLB modified exception" +," TLB exception (load or instruction fetch)" +," TLB exception (store)" +," Address error exception (load or instruction fetch)" +," Address error exception (store)" +," Bus error exception (instuction fetch)" +," Bus error exception (data reference: load or store)" +," system call exception" +," Breakpoint exception" +," Reserved instruction exception" +," Coprocessor unusable exception" +," Arithmetic overflow exception" +," Trap exception" +," Undefined exception" +," Floating point exception" +," " ," " ," " ," " ," " ," " ," " +," Reference to WatchHi/WatchLo address" +," " ," " ," " ," " ," " ," " ," " ," " +end-string-array + +: (.exception) ( exception-code -- ) + dup exception-code + dup c@ if nip ". else drop ." Unknown exception " .x then + cr +; +' (.exception) to dispatch-exceptions + +defer intr-sw0 ' noop to intr-sw0 +defer intr-sw1 ' noop to intr-sw1 +defer intr-hw0 ' noop to intr-hw0 +defer intr-hw1 ' noop to intr-hw1 +defer intr-hw2 ' noop to intr-hw2 +defer intr-hw3 ' noop to intr-hw3 +defer intr-hw4 ' noop to intr-hw4 + +: dispatch-interrupts ( -- ) + cause@ 8 >> h# ff and + dup h# 1 and if intr-sw0 cause@ h# ffff.feff and cause! then + dup h# 2 and if intr-sw1 cause@ h# ffff.fdff and cause! then + dup h# 4 and if intr-hw0 then + dup h# 8 and if intr-hw1 then + dup h# 10 and if intr-hw2 then + dup h# 20 and if intr-hw3 then + dup h# 40 and if intr-hw4 then + h# 80 and if intr-timer then +; + +defer ge-handler-hook ' noop to ge-handler-hook +: ge-handler ( -- ) + ge-handler-hook + cause@ 2 >> h# 1f and ?dup if + dispatch-exceptions + else + dispatch-interrupts + then + ge-return +; + +0 value ge-preamble-loc +label ge-preamble ( -- ) + + \ If breakpoint exception, transfer control to save-state immediately. + d# 13 k1 mfc0 \ Get CAUSE + k1 h# 7c k1 andi \ Get exception code + 9 2 << k0 set \ Breakpoint exception + k0 k1 = if + nop + here origin- to ge-preamble-loc + 1.0001 k1 set \ will be save-state address (force 2 instructions) + 3 k0 set + k1 jr \ Jump to save-state + nop + then + + \ Find address of interrupt save area + ra k0 move \ Save ra + here 8 + bal \ ra = Absolute address of next instruction + here origin - 4 + k1 set \ k1 = relative address of this instruction + ra k1 k1 subu \ k1 address of Forth kernel + k0 ra move \ Restore ra + + 'body main-task k0 set \ User pointer address: main-task + k1 k0 k0 addu + k0 0 k0 lw + k0 'user# intsave k0 addiu \ User pointer + k0 0 k0 lw \ Address of interrupt save area + + \ Save registers + d# 25 0 do + $0 1+ i + ( reg# ) k0 i /x* ( offset ) sd + loop + 4 0 do + $0 d# 28 + i + ( reg#) k0 i d# 25 + /x* ( offset ) sd + loop + t0 mflo t1 mfhi + + d# 12 t2 mfc0 \ Get status register + t2 d# 28 t2 srl \ Shift coprocessor status bits down + t2 h# 02 t2 andi \ Mask bit 1 (coprocessor 1 - Floating point) + t2 $0 <> if \ Skip if coprocessor disabled + nop \ Delay + d# 31 t2 cfc1 + then + + t0 k0 d# 32 /x* sd + t1 k0 d# 33 /x* sd + t2 k0 d# 34 /x* sd + + \ Set up Forth stacks + k0 /intstack rp addiu \ Return stack pointer + rp h# -204 sp addi \ Data stack pointer + + k1 base move + 'body main-task up set + base up up addu + up 0 up lw + + np@ origin- np set + np base np addu + + 'body ge-handler ip set + ip base ip addu +c; + +: set-tick-limit ( #msecs -- ) + dup to ms/tick + ms-factor * dup to tick-increment + count@ + compare! + sr@ h# 8000 or sr! +; + +: (Disable-interrupts) ( -- ) sr@ h# ffff.fffe and sr! ; +' (disable-interrupts) to disable-interrupts +: (enable-interrupts) ( -- ) sr@ 1 or sr! ; +' (enable-interrupts) to enable-interrupts + +label default-handler + begin again nop +end-code + +code clear-floating-point ( -- ) + d# 12 t0 mfc0 \ Get status register + t0 d# 28 t0 srl \ Shift coprocessor status bits down + t0 h# 02 t0 andi \ Mask bit 1 (coprocessor 1 - Floating point) + t0 $0 <> if \ Skip if coprocessor disabled + nop \ Delay + d# 31 $0 ctc1 \ Clear floating point if it's enabled + then +c; + +defer tlb-handler ' default-handler to tlb-handler +defer xtlb-handler ' default-handler to xtlb-handler +defer cache-handler ' default-handler to cache-handler +" Implement TLB and cache error handlers" ?reminder +: catch-exceptions ( -- ) + [ also hidden ] + tlb-handler 0 install-handler + xtlb-handler 1 install-handler + cache-handler 2 install-handler + ge-preamble 3 install-handler \ General exception + + \ Interrupts can come in on either vector 3 (offset h#180) or vector 4 + \ (offset h#200), depending on the setting of the IV bit (bit 23) in the + \ CP0 Cause register. If that bit is clear, interrupts share vector 3 + \ with exceptions. If that bit is set, exceptions use vector 3 and + \ interrupts use vector 4. We wish to operate correctly with either + \ setting, so we install the same handler at both locations. + ge-preamble 4 install-handler \ Interrupt + + sr@ h# 40.0000 invert and sr! \ BEV = normal + [ previous ] +; +: install-alarm ( -- ) + ['] getmsecs to get-msecs + /intstack alloc-mem to intsave + intsave /intstack erase \ Paranoia + disable-interrupts + init-dispatcher + clear-floating-point + catch-exceptions + d# 1 set-tick-limit + enable-interrupts \ Turn interrupts on +; + +stand-init: Fixup ge-preamble and ge-return + \ Fix up save-state in interrupt-return + save-state ge-return-loc origin+ fix-set32 + save-state ge-preamble-loc origin+ fix-set32 +; + +headers + +\ LICENSE_BEGIN +\ Copyright (c) 2009 FirmWorks +\ +\ Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining +\ a copy of this software and associated documentation files (the +\ "Software"), to deal in the Software without restriction, including +\ without limitation the rights to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, +\ distribute, sublicense, and/or sell copies of the Software, and to +\ permit persons to whom the Software is furnished to do so, subject to +\ the following conditions: +\ +\ The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be +\ included in all copies or substantial portions of the Software. +\ +\ THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED "AS IS", WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, +\ EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF +\ MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND +\ NONINFRINGEMENT. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE +\ LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION +\ OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM, OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION +\ WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE SOFTWARE. +\ +\ LICENSE_END
Added: cpu/mips/ftrace.fth =================================================================== --- cpu/mips/ftrace.fth (rev 0) +++ cpu/mips/ftrace.fth 2009-05-25 20:35:46 UTC (rev 1201) @@ -0,0 +1,41 @@ +purpose: Display a Forth stack backtrace for MIPS +\ See license at end of file + +: .stack ( -- ) \ Forth data stack + ." Data stack: " + $sp sp0 @ dup ps-size - swap /n - within if + $sp sp0 @ /n - do i >saved @ .x /n negate +loop + then + cr +; +only forth also hidden also forth definitions +: ftrace ( -- ) \ Forth return stack + $ip >saved .traceline + $rp >saved rssave-end swap (rstrace + cr .stack +; +only forth also definitions + +\ LICENSE_BEGIN +\ Copyright (c) 2009 FirmWorks +\ +\ Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining +\ a copy of this software and associated documentation files (the +\ "Software"), to deal in the Software without restriction, including +\ without limitation the rights to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, +\ distribute, sublicense, and/or sell copies of the Software, and to +\ permit persons to whom the Software is furnished to do so, subject to +\ the following conditions: +\ +\ The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be +\ included in all copies or substantial portions of the Software. +\ +\ THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED "AS IS", WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, +\ EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF +\ MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND +\ NONINFRINGEMENT. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE +\ LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION +\ OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM, OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION +\ WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE SOFTWARE. +\ +\ LICENSE_END
Added: cpu/mips/getms.fth =================================================================== --- cpu/mips/getms.fth (rev 0) +++ cpu/mips/getms.fth 2009-05-25 20:35:46 UTC (rev 1201) @@ -0,0 +1,104 @@ +purpose: Interval timing functions +\ See license at end of file + +headerless + +: ticks-enabled? ( -- flag ) sr@ h# 8001 tuck and = ; + +0 value tick-msecs +: (get-msecs) ( -- n ) tick-msecs ; +' (get-msecs) to get-msecs + +d# 10 value ms/tick +d# 50,000 constant ms-factor +d# 50 value us-factor + +: ticks ( #ticks -- ) + count@ + ( target ) + + \ We use "- 0<" instead of "<" so that the right thing will happen + \ when the tick count wraps around. + \ We use "0<" instead of "0<=" so that we are sure to wait at least + \ the requested time; otherwise we might not wait long enough if the + \ first call to get-msecs were to occur just before the timer ticked. + begin dup count@ - 0<= until \ Loop until target time reached + drop ( ) +; +: us ( #microseconds -- ) us-factor * ticks ; + +: (ms) ( #ms -- ) + dup ms/tick 3 * u> ticks-enabled? and if ( #ms ) + \ For relatively long durations, we use the ticker because it is + \ presumed to be reasonably accurate over the long run. However, + \ if interrupts are not enabled, we can't use the ticker because + \ it won't be ticking. + + get-msecs + ( target ) + + \ We use "- 0<" instead of "<" so that the right thing will happen + \ when the tick count wraps around. + \ We use "0<" instead of "0<=" so that we are sure to wait at least + \ the requested time; otherwise we might not wait long enough if the + \ first call to get-msecs were to occur just before the timer ticked. + begin dup get-msecs - 0<= until \ Loop until target time reached + + drop ( ) + else ( #ms ) + \ For relatively short durations, we use a timing loop because + \ the ticker probably has rather coarse granularity. + + ms-factor * ticks + then +; +' (ms) to ms + +" calibrate ticker in cpu/mips/getms.fth" ?reminder + +d# 33,333,333 constant cpu-clock-speed + +\ The way to do this is to determine the internal clock frequency +\ by multiplying 33.3 MHz by the multiplier value derived from the +\ CP0 config register, then dividing by two to get the number of ticks +\ per second, from which us-factor and ms-factor can be derived. +: calibrate-ticker ( -- ) + cpu-clock-speed ( bus-clock-Hz ) + config@ d# 28 rshift 7 and case + 0 of 2 * endof \ 2:1 + 1 of 3 * endof \ 3:1 + 2 of 4 * endof \ 4:1 + 6 of endof \ 1:1 + 7 of 3 * 2 / endof \ 3:2 + endcase ( processor-clock-Hz ) + 1+ 2/ ( count-Hz ) + d# 1000 / dup to ms-factor ( ms-counts ) + d# 1000 / to us-factor +; + +headers +stand-init: Calibrate + calibrate-ticker +; + +\ LICENSE_BEGIN +\ Copyright (c) 2009 FirmWorks +\ +\ Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining +\ a copy of this software and associated documentation files (the +\ "Software"), to deal in the Software without restriction, including +\ without limitation the rights to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, +\ distribute, sublicense, and/or sell copies of the Software, and to +\ permit persons to whom the Software is furnished to do so, subject to +\ the following conditions: +\ +\ The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be +\ included in all copies or substantial portions of the Software. +\ +\ THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED "AS IS", WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, +\ EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF +\ MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND +\ NONINFRINGEMENT. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE +\ LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION +\ OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM, OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION +\ WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE SOFTWARE. +\ +\ LICENSE_END
Added: cpu/mips/initpgm.fth =================================================================== --- cpu/mips/initpgm.fth (rev 0) +++ cpu/mips/initpgm.fth 2009-05-25 20:35:46 UTC (rev 1201) @@ -0,0 +1,43 @@ +purpose: Generic tools for load image handlers +\ See license at end of file + +: (init-program) ( pc sp -- ) + clear-save-area state-valid on + sr@ to $sr + + \ PowerPC calling conventions store the link register at SP+8, + \ so we start with r1 a little below the top of the allocated region + to $sp to $pc + cif-handler to $a3 + + restartable? on + true to already-go? +; + +: +base ( n -- adr ) load-base + ; + +headers + +\ LICENSE_BEGIN +\ Copyright (c) 2009 FirmWorks +\ +\ Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining +\ a copy of this software and associated documentation files (the +\ "Software"), to deal in the Software without restriction, including +\ without limitation the rights to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, +\ distribute, sublicense, and/or sell copies of the Software, and to +\ permit persons to whom the Software is furnished to do so, subject to +\ the following conditions: +\ +\ The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be +\ included in all copies or substantial portions of the Software. +\ +\ THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED "AS IS", WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, +\ EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF +\ MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND +\ NONINFRINGEMENT. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE +\ LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION +\ OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM, OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION +\ WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE SOFTWARE. +\ +\ LICENSE_END
Added: cpu/mips/installation.html =================================================================== --- cpu/mips/installation.html (rev 0) +++ cpu/mips/installation.html 2009-05-25 20:35:46 UTC (rev 1201) @@ -0,0 +1,117 @@ +<!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.01 Transitional//EN"> +<html> +<head> + <title>MIPS Getting Started</title> + <meta http-equiv="content-type" + content="text/html; charset=ISO-8859-1"> + <meta name="author" content="Mitch Bradley"> +</head> +<body> +<h2 align="center">MIPS Open Firmware</h2> +<h2 align="center">Getting Started</h2> +<h3>Unpacking the Files</h3> +<ul> + <li>Login to the Linux MIPS machine that you will use for your Open Firmware +compilations.<br> + </li> + <li>Create a directory on that machine for the Open Firmware build tree. + It can be on either a local disk or a mounted network filesystem. A +mounted filesystem may be better in the long run if you expect to use the +same tree for other processor architectures later. Example: <b>mkdir +/home/wmb/ofw</b></li> + <li>Set the BP environment variable to that directory. Example: <b>export +BP=/home/wmb/ofw</b></li> + <li>Enter that directory:<b> cd $BP</b></li> + <li>Extract the files: <b>tar xf mips-ofw.tar.gz</b></li> + <li>If you use CVS or a similar version control system, checkin the +tree.</li> +</ul> +<h3>Creating platform directories</h3> +Builds are done in a directory named $BP/cpu/mips/<i><b>chipset/platform</b></i>/build/ +.<br> +<br> +<i><b>chipset </b></i>is a name that identifies the core logic chipset for +your system. Source files in that directory contain code that is common +to all systems built with that chipset. In some cases, the source distribution +will already include a suitable <i>chipset </i>directory for your chipset, +e.g. $BP/cpu/mips/emma2/.<br> +<ul> + <li>If a suitable chipset directory does not exist, create one. Example: + <b>mkdir $BP/arch/mips/mychip</b></li> +</ul> +<i><b>platform</b></i> is a name that you choose to identify your system. +You need a separate <i>platform</i> directory for each distinct Open Firmware +binary image. Typically you would have a different platform directory for +each of your different boards. Source files in that directory contain code +that is board-specific. For example, different boards often have different +external I/O devices, so the builder script files in the various <i>platform</i> +directories would load different I/O drivers. It is possible to support +several boards from a single Open Firmware binary image if the board differences +can be detected at run time. There is a tradeoff between the difficulty of +maintaining several different images versus the trouble of testing new combined +images on all platforms. +<ul> + <li>Create one or more platform directories. Example: <b>mkdir $BP/cpu/mips/mychip/myboard</b> + </li> +</ul> +The builder puts object files in a "build" subdirectory beneath the <i>platform</i> +directory. Typically the build directory contains no source files.<br> +<ul> + <li>Create a build directory below each platform directory. Example: <b>mkdir +$BP/cpu/mips/mychip/myboard/build</b></li> +</ul> +<h3>Compilation tools</h3> +The Open Firmware compilation process uses the following tools: +<dl> + <dd><b>build</b> is the main command for Open Firmware compilation. It +is a simple shell script that you install (per the above) in a directory +on your search path. The script's purpose is to set some environment variable +and then to locate and execute the appropriate executable files for the particular +host system.</dd> + <dd><b>forth</b> is the executable program that <b>build </b>invokes. It +resides in $BP/bin/<i>cpu</i>/<i>os</i>/forth, where <i>cpu </i>and <i>os</i> +are the host instruction set (e.g. mips) and operating system (e.g. linux) +on which it executes.</dd> + <dd><b>native.dic</b> is the Open Firmware compiler. It resides in $BP/bin/<i>cpu</i>/native.dic +. native.dic is a Forth dictionary file that includes all the tools necessary +for the compilation process, including a Forth metacompiler, a Forth incremental +compiler, an assembler, an FCode tokenizer, an FCode detokenizer, a dependency +manager (the "builder"), and a dropin manager (tools for creating sequences +of dropin modules to form a ROM image file). It can also be extended +with tools to create specific download file formats.</dd> +</dl> +<h3>Compiling "forth" the first time</h3> +The <b>forth </b>executable is actually just a collection of I/O interface +procedures that provide the "glue" to let native.dic work on a particular +operating system. The forth executable is the only part of the system that +must be compiled with external tools. It is written in C, and may be compiled +by various C compilers; typically gcc on a Unix system (but it doesn't use +any GCC-specific extensions). After it has been compiled once, it does not +need to be compiled again unless you change the host operating system in a +way that breaks older binaries or shared libraries.<br> +<br> +To find out if you need to recompile the "forth" executable for your system, +do this (on the MIPS Linux development system):<br> +<blockquote> + <pre>cd $BP/bin/mips/linux<br>./forth ../native.dic</pre> +</blockquote> +You should see a banner like this:<br> +<blockquote> + <pre>Forthmacs version 4.0<br>Copyright (c) 1994 FirmWorks All Rights Reserved<br>ok <br></pre> +</blockquote> +To exit, type <b>bye</b> .<br> +<br> +If the above doesn't work, type:<br> +<blockquote> + <pre>make forth</pre> +</blockquote> +and try again. +<h3>Porting to your platform</h3> +<br> +<br> +<br> +<br> +<br> +<br> +</body> +</html>
Added: cpu/mips/intctl.fth =================================================================== --- cpu/mips/intctl.fth (rev 0) +++ cpu/mips/intctl.fth 2009-05-25 20:35:46 UTC (rev 1201) @@ -0,0 +1,56 @@ +purpose: Device node for MIPS R4000 internal interrupt controller +\ See license at end of file + +" interrupt-controller" device-name +my-address my-space h# 20 reg + +0 value pic-base + +: >mask ( bit# -- mask ) 1 swap lshift ; +: this-interrupt ( -- irq# ) + cause@ 8 rshift h# ff and ( mask ) + 8 0 do dup i >mask and if drop i true unloop exit then loop ( mask ) + drop false +; +: interrupt-mask@ ( -- mask ) sr@ 8 rshift h# ff and ; +: interrupt-mask! ( mask -- ) 8 lshift sr@ h# ff00 invert and or sr! ; +: enable-irq ( irq# -- ) + >mask interrupt-mask@ or interrupt-mask! +; +: disable-irq ( irq# -- ) + >mask interrupt-mask@ swap invert and interrupt-mask! +; +: clear-interrupt ( irq# -- ) 1 swap lshift 1 pic-base >offset rb! ; +: open ( -- flag ) + pic-base 0= if + my-address my-space h# 38 " map-in" $call-parent to pic-base + \ 0 interrupt-mask! + then + pic-base 0<> +; +: slot-vector@ ( slot# -- vector ) pic-base >offset rb@ ; +: close ( -- ) ; + +\ LICENSE_BEGIN +\ Copyright (c) 2009 FirmWorks +\ +\ Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining +\ a copy of this software and associated documentation files (the +\ "Software"), to deal in the Software without restriction, including +\ without limitation the rights to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, +\ distribute, sublicense, and/or sell copies of the Software, and to +\ permit persons to whom the Software is furnished to do so, subject to +\ the following conditions: +\ +\ The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be +\ included in all copies or substantial portions of the Software. +\ +\ THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED "AS IS", WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, +\ EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF +\ MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND +\ NONINFRINGEMENT. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE +\ LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION +\ OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM, OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION +\ WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE SOFTWARE. +\ +\ LICENSE_END
Added: cpu/mips/irq.fth =================================================================== --- cpu/mips/irq.fth (rev 0) +++ cpu/mips/irq.fth 2009-05-25 20:35:46 UTC (rev 1201) @@ -0,0 +1,56 @@ +purpose: Interrupt dispatcher using MIPS R4000 internal interrupt controller +\ See license at end of file + +8 constant #irqs + +0 value pic-node +: enable-interrupt ( level -- ) " enable-irq" pic-node $call-method ; +: disable-interrupt ( level -- ) " disable-irq" pic-node $call-method ; + +: stray-interrupt ( level -- ) + ." Unexpected interrupt on IRQ" dup .d cr + disable-interrupt \ To prevent recurrence +; + +#irqs /n* buffer: interrupt-handlers +: interrupt-handler! ( xt int-level -- ) interrupt-handlers swap na+ ! ; +: interrupt-handler@ ( int-level -- xt ) interrupt-handlers swap na+ @ ; + +: (dispatch-interrupt) ( -- ) + " this-interrupt" pic-node $call-method if ( level ) + dup interrupt-handlers over na+ @ execute ( level ) + " clear-interrupt" pic-node $call-method ( ) + then ( ) +; +: (init-dispatcher) ( -- ) + pic-node 0= if + " /interrupt-controller" open-dev to pic-node + #irqs 0 do ['] stray-interrupt i interrupt-handler! loop + ['] (dispatch-interrupt) to dispatch-interrupt + then +; +' (init-dispatcher) to init-dispatcher + +\ LICENSE_BEGIN +\ Copyright (c) 2009 FirmWorks +\ +\ Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining +\ a copy of this software and associated documentation files (the +\ "Software"), to deal in the Software without restriction, including +\ without limitation the rights to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, +\ distribute, sublicense, and/or sell copies of the Software, and to +\ permit persons to whom the Software is furnished to do so, subject to +\ the following conditions: +\ +\ The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be +\ included in all copies or substantial portions of the Software. +\ +\ THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED "AS IS", WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, +\ EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF +\ MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND +\ NONINFRINGEMENT. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE +\ LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION +\ OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM, OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION +\ WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE SOFTWARE. +\ +\ LICENSE_END
Added: cpu/mips/kernboot.fth =================================================================== --- cpu/mips/kernboot.fth (rev 0) +++ cpu/mips/kernboot.fth 2009-05-25 20:35:46 UTC (rev 1201) @@ -0,0 +1,203 @@ +purpose: Startup code for running under the C wrapper +\ See license at end of file + +\ Version for running Forth as a Unix user process + +\ Boot code (cold start). The cold start code is executed +\ when Forth is initially started. Its job is to initialize the Forth +\ virtual machine registers. + +hex + +only forth also labels also meta also definitions + +0 constant main-task +: init-user (s -- ) ; + +headerless + +\ Stuff initialized at cold start time + +nuser memtop \ The top of the memory used by Forth +0 value #args \ The process's argument count +0 value args \ The process's argument list + +: process-command-line ( -- ) ; + +\ This code gets control shortly after Forth is first called from the +\ C wrapper program (the executable file "forth"). At the beginning +\ of the Forth dictionary, there is a branch instruction that branches +\ to the following code. + +label cold-code ( -- ) +here-t cld 8 + branch! +\ called with forth_startup(header-adr, functions, mem_end, &gargc, &gargv) +\ a0 a1 a2 a3 a4 + + sp 10 t8 lw \ &gargv + +\ Get a fresh set of local registers. + sp 8 /n* negate sp addiu \ Make room on stack + s0 sp 0 sw \ Save registers + s1 sp 4 sw + s2 sp 8 sw + s3 sp c sw + s4 sp 10 sw + s5 sp 14 sw + s6 sp 18 sw + s7 sp 1c sw + +\ Allocate high memory for the stacks and stuff, starting at memtop and +\ allocating downwards. a2 contains the "mem_end" argument passed in +\ from C; we use it as an the allocation pointer. + + $a2 t6 move \ We'll need this value later for memtop + +\ Find the user area size from the header. a0 contains the "header-adr" +\ argument passed in from C. + + $a0 8 t4 lw \ Data size = user area size in t4 + bubble + +\ Allocate the RAM copy of the User Area + + $a2 t4 $a2 subu \ Allocate the bytes + $a2 up move \ Set user pointer + + $a0 20 base addiu \ Base address of image + + 'body main-task t5 li \ Allow the exception handler to find the + t5 base t5 addu \ user area by storing the address of the + up t5 0 sw \ main user area in the "constant" main-task + +\ Copy the initial User Area image to the RAM copy + $a0 4 t3 lw \ Text size = offset to start of data + up t7 move \ Destination pointer (load delay) + t3 base t3 addu \ Relocate Init-up pointer in t3 + t3 t4 t4 addu \ t4 = source limit + + begin + t3 0 t5 lw \ Read a longword + t3 4 t3 addiu \ (load delay) Increment src + t5 t7 0 sw \ Write a longword + t3 t4 = until \ Loop until limit is reached + t7 4 t7 addiu \ Increment destination (delay slot) + +\ Now the user area has been copied to the proper place, so we can set +\ some important user variables whose inital values are determined at +\ run time. + +\ Little-endian flag + $a0 0 t0 lb \ Get first byte of header + h# 10 t1 li \ Most significant byte of "branch" instruction + t0 t1 <> if + $0 t0 move \ Delay - set flag to 0 (big-endian) + $0 -1 t0 addiu \ Set flag to -1 (little-endian) + then + t0 'user in-little-endian? sw + +\ Top of memory and dictionary limit + t6 'user memtop sw \ t6 contains the mem_end value saved above + +\ Set the up0 user variable + up 'user up0 sw + +\ Establish the return stack and set the rp0 user variable + $a2 rp move \ Set rp register + rp 'user rp0 sw \ Save in rp0 user variable + $a2 rs-size-t negate $a2 addiu \ allocate space for the return stack + +\ Establish the Parameter Stack + $a2 20 negate $a2 addiu \ Guard band between Parameter Stack and TIB + $a2 'user sp0 sw \ Store initial stack pointer in sp0 user var. + $a2 /n sp addi \ /n accounts for the top of stack register + + $a2 ps-size-t negate $a2 addiu \ Allocate space for the stack + + t6 $a2 $at sltu + $at $0 <> if nop + t6 $a2 move + then + $a2 'user limit sw \ Set the dictionary limit value + + +\ Save the address of the system call table in the user variable syscall-vec +\ $a1 constains the value of the "functions" argument passed in from C. + $a1 up syscall-user# sw + +\ Set the dictionary pointer; $a0 is the header address + $a0 4 t0 lw \ Text size field from header + bubble + t0 base t0 add \ Base + text_size = text_end_adr + +\ $a0 8 t1 lw \ Data size field from header +\ t0 t1 t0 add \ preserve ua init area so restart is faster + + t0 'user dp sw \ Set dp + + $a3 'user #args sw \ Set argc and argv + t8 'user args sw + + (next) np li + np base np addu \ Set NEXT pointer + +\ Enter Forth + 'body cold ip li \ Relative address of "cold" Forth word + ip base ip addu \ Relocate it to an absolute address + +c; \ c; automatically assembles "next" + \ so this enters Forth executing "cold" + +0 [if] +: warm ( -- ) ." Warm start" cr quit ; + +label warm-code ( -- ) + + here-t 8 + $0 bgezal + nop + here-t base li \ Offset to here + ra base base subu \ base: Absolute address of origin + + 'body main-task up li \ Find the user area + up base up add + up 0 up lw + + 'user rp0 rp lw \ Set the return stack pointer + 'user sp0 sp lw \ Set the data stack pointer + sp /n sp addi \ /n accounts for the top of stack register + + (next) np li + np base np addu \ Set NEXT pointer + +\ Enter Forth + 'body warm ip li \ Relative address of "cold" Forth word + ip base ip addu \ Relocate it to an absolute address + +c; \ c; automatically assembles "next" + \ so this enters Forth executing "warm" +[then] +headers + +\ LICENSE_BEGIN +\ Copyright (c) 2009 FirmWorks +\ +\ Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining +\ a copy of this software and associated documentation files (the +\ "Software"), to deal in the Software without restriction, including +\ without limitation the rights to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, +\ distribute, sublicense, and/or sell copies of the Software, and to +\ permit persons to whom the Software is furnished to do so, subject to +\ the following conditions: +\ +\ The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be +\ included in all copies or substantial portions of the Software. +\ +\ THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED "AS IS", WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, +\ EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF +\ MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND +\ NONINFRINGEMENT. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE +\ LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION +\ OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM, OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION +\ WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE SOFTWARE. +\ +\ LICENSE_END
Added: cpu/mips/kerncode.fth =================================================================== --- cpu/mips/kerncode.fth (rev 0) +++ cpu/mips/kerncode.fth 2009-05-25 20:35:46 UTC (rev 1201) @@ -0,0 +1,1539 @@ +purpose: MIPS kernel code words +\ See license at end of file + +\ TODO - put I in a register + +meta +hex + +\ Allocate and clear the initial user area image +\ mlabel init-user-area + +setup-user-area + +only forth also labels also meta assembler also definitions + +\ Forth Virtual Machine registers + +\ Global Registers + +\ Note that the Forth Stack Pointer (r1) is NOT the same register that +\ C uses for the stack pointer (r14). The hardware does all sorts of +\ funny things with the C stack pointer when you do save and restore +\ instructions, and when the register windows overflow. + +: np s1 ; : base s2 ; : up s3 ; : tos s4 ; : ip s5 ; : rp s6 ; : sp $sp ; + +: w t0 ; + +\ Macros: + +\ Parameter Field Address +: apf ( -- ) w 4 ; + +: bubble ( -- ) nop ; +: bubble ; + +: get ( ptr dst -- ) 0 swap lw ; +: put ( src ptr -- ) 0 sw ; +: move ( src dst -- ) 0 swap addu ; +: ainc ( ptr -- ) dup 4 swap addiu ; +: adec ( ptr -- ) dup -4 swap addiu ; +: push ( src ptr -- ) dup adec put ; +: pop ( ptr dst -- ) over -rot get ainc ; + +: cmp ( src dst -- ) $at subu ; +: cmpi ( src imm -- ) negate $at addiu ; +\ NOTE brif ( target-adr condition -- ) $at make-branch ; + +\ Take a high-level branch +: take-branch (s -- ) + ip 0 t0 lw + bubble + ip t0 ip addu +; +: skip-branch ( -- ) + ip /branch ip addiu +; + +only forth also labels also meta also assembler definitions + +:-h /n* /n * ;-h + +\ We create the shared code for the "next" routine so that: +\ a) It will be in RAM for speed (ROM is often slow) +\ b) We can use the user pointer as its base address, for quick jumping + +[ifdef] put-next-in-user-area +also forth +compilation-base here-t \ Save meta dictionary pointer +0 dp-t ! userarea-t is compilation-base \ Point it to user area +previous +[then] + +mlabel (next) \ Shared code for next; will be copied into user area + ip 0 w lw \ Read the token at the ip location + bubble + w base w addu \ Relocate + w 0 t1 lw \ Read the contents of the code field + bubble + t1 base t1 addu \ Relocate + t1 jr \ Jump to the code + ip /token-t ip addiu \ Advance ip to point to the next token +end-code + +[ifdef] put-next-in-user-area +also forth +dp-t ! is compilation-base previous \ Restore meta dict. pointer + +d# 32 equ #user-init \ Leaves space for the shared "next" +[else] +0 equ #user-init +[then] + + +hex meta assembler definitions +\ assembler macro to assemble next +:-h next + [ assembler ]-h + \ If it is inappropriate to move the last instruction into the + \ delay slot of next's "jr" instruction, insert a nop to be + \ moved instead. + + here delay-barrier @ [ meta ]-h = if [ assembler ]-h + nop + [ meta ]-h then [ assembler ]-h + + \ Move the last instruction into the delay slot of the "jr up" + here -1 la+ asm@ ( last-instruction ) \ Save instruction + /l negate asm-allot ( last-instruction ) \ Erase it +[ifdef] put-next-in-user-area + up jr ( last-instruction ) \ Replace with "jr" +[else] + np jr +\ (next) h# 20 + j +[then] + here /l asm-allot asm! ( ) \ Put instruction after jr +;-h + +:-h c; next end-code ;-h + +code-field: docolon assembler + ip rp push \ Push the ip register on the return stack + apf ip addiu \ Set ip to apf of the colon definition +c; + +code-field: dovariable + tos sp push \ Save the top-of-stack register on memory stack + apf tos addiu \ Put pfa in top-of-stack register +c; + +code-field: dolabel + tos sp push \ Save the top-of-stack register on memory stack + apf tos addiu \ Put pfa in top-of-stack register +c; + +code-field: douser + tos sp push \ Save the top-of-stack register on memory stack + apf t0 lw \ Get the user number + bubble + t0 up tos addu \ Add the base address of the user area into tos +c; + +code-field: dovalue + tos sp push \ Save the top-of-stack register on memory stack + apf t0 lw \ Get the user area offset from the parameter field + bubble + up t0 t0 addu + t0 0 tos lw \ Get the contents of the user area location into tos +c; + +code-field: dodefer + apf t1 lw \ Get the user area offset from the parameter field + bubble + up t1 t1 addu + t1 0 w lw \ Get the acf stored in that user location + bubble + w base w addu \ Relocate + w 0 t1 lw \ Get the contents of the code field + bubble + t1 base t1 addu \ Relocate + t1 jr \ Execute that word + nop +end-code + +code-field: doconstant + tos sp push \ Save the top-of-stack register on memory stack + apf tos lw \ Get the constant's value into tos register +c; + +code-field: do2constant + sp -8 sp addiu \ Make room on the stack + tos sp 4 sw \ Save the old tos on the memory stack + apf t1 lw \ Get the bottom constant's value + apf 4 + tos lw \ Get the top constant's value + t1 sp put \ Put bottom constant on the memory stack +c; + +code-field: dodoes + \ The child word's code field contains a pointer to the doesclause + \ The doesclause's code field contains dodoes jal sp adec + + tos sp push \ Prepare to push the pfa + apf 4 + tos addiu \ push the pfa (delay slot) + + apf w lw \ Set w to acf of the definition + + w base w addu \ Relocate + w 0 t1 lw \ Read the code field contents + bubble + t1 base t1 addu \ Relocate + t1 jr \ Jump to that location + nop +end-code + +:-h code-cf ( -- ) here /token + aligned token,-t align-t ;-h +:-h label-cf ( -- ) dolabel token,-t align-t ;-h +:-h colon-cf ( -- ) docolon token,-t ;-h +:-h constant-cf ( -- ) doconstant token,-t ;-h +:-h variable-cf ( -- ) dovariable token,-t ;-h +:-h user-cf ( -- ) douser token,-t ;-h +:-h value-cf ( -- ) dovalue token,-t ;-h +:-h defer-cf ( -- ) dodefer token,-t ;-h +:-h startdoes ( -- ) colon-cf ;-h +:-h start;code ( -- ) code-cf ;-h +:-h create-cf ( -- ) dodoes token,-t compile-t noop ;-h +:-h vocabulary-cf ( -- ) dodoes token,-t compile-t <vocabulary> ;-h + +meta definitions + +\ dovariable constant dovariable +\ dodoes constant dodoes + +code (lit) (s -- n ) + tos sp push + ip tos get + ip ainc +c; + +\ Execute a Forth word given a code field address +code execute (s acf -- ) + tos w move \ Pop stack into t1 + sp tos get \ " + w 0 t1 lw \ Read the contents of the code field + bubble + t1 base t1 addu \ Relocate + t1 jr \ Jump to the code + sp ainc \ Finish popping stack in delay slot +end-code + +\ High level branch. The branch offset is compiled in-line. +code branch (s -- ) +mlabel bran1 + take-branch +c; + +\ High level conditional branch. +code ?branch (s f -- ) \ Takes the branch if the flag is false + tos t0 move + sp tos get + bran1 t0 $0 beq + sp ainc \ Delay slot + skip-branch +c; + +\ Run time word for loop +code (loop) (s -- ) + rp t0 get + bubble + t0 1 t1 addiu \ Increment index + bran1 t1 bgez \ Result still positive; continue looping + t1 rp put \ Write back the loop index in the delay slot + + bran1 t0 bltz \ Result negative, so check operand + nop \ If operand is negative too, continue looping + + \ The internal "i" value went from positive to negative, so the loop ends + rp 3 /n* rp addiu \ remove loop params from stack + skip-branch +c; + +\ Run time word for +loop +code (+loop) (s increment -- ) + rp t0 get + bubble + t0 tos t1 addu \ increment loop index + t1 rp put \ Write back the loop index + t0 tos t3 xor \ Compare operand signs + sp tos get \ Pop stack + bran1 t3 bltz \ Operand signs different + sp ainc \ Delay slot + + t1 t0 t2 xor \ Compare result with an operand + bran1 t2 bgez \ Result has same sign as operand; continue looping + nop + + \ The result sign differs from the operand signs; so the loop ends + rp 3 /n* rp addiu \ remove loop params from stack + skip-branch +c; + +\ Run time word for do +code (do) (s l i -- ) + tos t1 move \ i in t1 + sp t0 get \ l in t0 + sp /n tos lw + sp 2 /n* sp addiu +mlabel pd0 ( -- r: loop-end-offset l+0x8000 i-l-0x8000 ) + ip rp push \ remember the do offset address + skip-branch \ Skip the do offset + h# 8000.0000 t2 sethi + t0 t2 t0 addu + t0 rp push + t1 t0 t1 subu + t1 rp push +c; +meta + +\ Run time word for ?do +code (?do) (s l i -- ) + sp t0 get \ l in t0 + tos t1 move \ i in t1 + sp /n tos lw + pd0 t1 t0 bne + sp 2 /n* sp addiu \ Delay slot + take-branch +c; + +\ Loop index for current do loop +code i (s -- n ) + tos sp push + rp tos get + rp /n t0 lw + bubble + tos t0 tos addu +c; + +\ Limit value for the enclosing do loop +code ilimit ( -- n ) + tos sp push + rp /n tos lw + bubble + h# 8000.0000 t0 sethi + tos t0 tos subu +c; + +\ Loop index for next enclosing do loop +code j (s -- n ) + tos sp push + rp 3 /n* tos lw + rp 4 /n* t0 lw + bubble + tos t0 tos addu +c; +\ Limit value for the next enclosing do loop +code jlimit ( -- n ) + tos sp push + rp 4 /n* tos lw + bubble + h# 8000.0000 t0 sethi + tos t0 tos subu +c; + +code (leave) (s -- ) +mlabel pleave + rp 2 /n* ip lw \ Get the address of the ending offset + rp 3 /n* rp addiu \ get rid of the loop indices + take-branch +c; + +code (?leave) (s f -- ) + tos t0 move + sp tos get + pleave t0 $0 bne + sp ainc \ Delay slot +c; + +code unloop ( -- ) rp 3 /n* rp addiu c; \ Discard the loop indices + +code (of) ( selector test -- [ selector ] ) + sp t0 pop \ Test in tos, Selector in t0 + t0 tos = if + t0 tos move \ Delay slot - Copy selector to tos + sp tos pop \ Overwrite tos if selector matches + skip-branch + next + then + take-branch +c; + +\ (endof) is the same as branch, and (endcase) is the same as drop, +\ but redefining them this way makes the decompiler much easier. +code (endof) (s -- ) take-branch c; +code (endcase) (s n -- ) sp tos pop c; + +meta-base +assembler +mlabel dofalse + $0 tos move + next +meta + +hex +\ Convert a character to a digit according to the current base +code digit (s char base -- digit true | char false ) + tos t0 move \ base in t0 + sp tos get \ char in tos + bubble + tos -30 tos addiu \ convert to number \ 30 is ascii 0 + dofalse tos bltz \ Anything less than ascii 0 isn't a digit + tos a cmpi \ Delay slot - test for >= 10 + $at 0>= if \ Try for a letter representing a digit + tos ascii A ascii 0 - cmpi + dofalse $at 0< brif \ bad if > '9' and < 'A' + tos ascii a ascii 0 - cmpi \ >= 'a' (delay slot) + $at 0>= if + tos ascii A ascii 0 - d# 10 - negate tos addiu \ (delay slot) + tos ascii a ascii A - negate tos addiu + then + then + tos t0 cmp \ Compare digit to base + dofalse $at 0>= brif \ Error if digit is bigger than base + nop + tos sp put \ Replace the char on the stack with the digit + $0 -1 tos addiu \ True to indicate success +c; + +\ Copy cnt characters starting at from-addr to to-addr. Copying is done +\ strictly from low to high addresses, so be careful of overlap between the +\ two buffers. + +code cmove ( src dst cnt -- ) \ Copy from bottom to top + sp 4 t0 lw \ Src into t0 + sp 0 t1 lw \ Dst into t1 + + t0 tos t2 addu \ t2 = src limit + + t0 t2 <> if + nop + + begin + t0 0 t3 lbu \ Load byte + t0 1 t0 addiu \ (load delay) Increment src + t3 t1 0 sb \ Store byte + t0 t2 = until + t1 1 t1 addiu \ (delay) Increment dst + + then + + sp 8 tos lw \ Delay slot - Reload tos + sp 3 /n* sp addiu \ " +c; + +code cmove> ( src dst cnt -- ) \ Copy from top to bottom + sp 4 t0 lw \ Src into t0 + sp 0 t1 lw \ Dst into t1 + + t0 tos t2 addu \ Top of src area + t1 tos t1 addu \ Top of dst area + + t0 t2 <> if \ Don't do anything if the count is 0. + nop + + begin + t2 -1 t3 lbu \ Load byte + t2 -1 t2 addiu \ (load delay) Decrement src + t3 t1 -1 sb \ Store byte + t0 t2 = until + t1 -1 t1 addiu \ (delay) Decrement dst + + then + + sp 8 tos lw \ Delete 3 stack items + sp 3 /n* sp addiu \ " +c; + +code and (s n1 n2 -- n3 ) sp t0 pop tos t0 tos and c; +code or (s n1 n2 -- n3 ) sp t0 pop tos t0 tos or c; +code xor (s n1 n2 -- n3 ) sp t0 pop tos t0 tos xor c; +code invert (s n1 -- n2 ) $0 tos tos subu tos -1 tos addiu c; + +code lshift (s n1 cnt -- n2 ) sp t0 pop t0 tos tos sllv c; +code rshift (s n1 cnt -- n2 ) sp t0 pop t0 tos tos srlv c; +code << (s n1 cnt -- n2 ) sp t0 pop t0 tos tos sllv c; +code >> (s n1 cnt -- n2 ) sp t0 pop t0 tos tos srlv c; +code >>a (s n1 cnt -- n2 ) sp t0 pop t0 tos tos srav c; + +code + (s n1 n2 -- n3 ) sp t0 pop tos t0 tos addu c; +code - (s n1 n2 -- n3 ) sp t0 pop t0 tos tos subu c; +code negate (s n1 -- n2 ) $0 tos tos subu c; + +: abs (s n1 -- n2 ) dup 0< if negate then ; + +: min (s n1 n2 -- n3 ) 2dup > if swap then drop ; +: max (s n1 n2 -- n3 ) 2dup < if swap then drop ; +: umin (s u1 u2 -- u3 ) 2dup u> if swap then drop ; +: umax (s u1 u2 -- u3 ) 2dup u< if swap then drop ; + +code up@ (s -- addr ) tos sp push up tos move c; +code sp@ (s -- addr ) tos sp push sp tos move c; +code rp@ (s -- addr ) tos sp push rp tos move c; +code up! (s addr -- ) tos up move sp tos pop c; +code sp! (s addr -- ) tos sp move sp tos pop c; +code rp! (s addr -- ) tos rp move sp tos pop c; +code >r (s n -- ) tos rp push sp tos pop c; +code r> (s -- n ) tos sp push rp tos pop c; +code r@ (s -- n ) tos sp push rp tos get c; +code 2>r (s n1 n2 -- ) + rp -8 rp addiu + sp 0 t0 lw + bubble + t0 rp 4 sw + tos rp 0 sw + sp 4 tos lw + sp 8 sp addiu +c; +code 2r> (s -- n1 n2 ) + sp -8 sp addiu + tos sp 4 sw + rp 4 tos lw + bubble + tos sp 0 sw + rp 0 tos lw + rp 8 rp addiu +c; +code 2r@ (s -- n1 n2 ) + sp -8 sp addiu + tos sp 4 sw + rp 4 tos lw + bubble + tos sp 0 sw + rp 0 tos lw +c; + +code >ip (s n -- ) tos rp push sp tos pop c; +code ip> (s -- n ) tos sp push rp tos pop c; +code ip@ (s -- n ) tos sp push rp tos get c; +: ip>token ( ip -- token-adr ) /token - ; + +code exit (s -- ) rp ip pop c; +code unnest (s -- ) rp ip pop c; + +code tuck (s n1 n2 -- n2 n1 n2 ) + sp t0 get + bubble + t0 sp push + tos sp 4 sw +c; +code nip (s n1 n2 -- n2 ) + sp ainc +c; +code flip (s w1 -- w2 ) \ byte swap + tos 18 t0 sll + t0 10 t0 srl + tos 8 tos srl + tos t0 tos or +c; + +assembler definitions +:-h leaveflag (s condition -- ) +\ macro to assemble code to leave a flag on the stack + if + $0 tos move \ Delay slot + $0 -1 tos addiu + then +;-h + +meta definitions +code 0< (s n -- f ) tos $0 tos slt $0 tos tos subu c; +code 0> (s n -- f ) $0 tos tos slt $0 tos tos subu c; +code 0<= (s n -- f ) $0 tos tos slt tos -1 tos addiu c; +code 0>= (s n -- f ) tos $0 tos slt tos -1 tos addiu c; + +code 0= (s n -- f ) tos $0 = leaveflag c; +code 0<> (s n -- f ) tos $0 <> leaveflag c; + +assembler definitions +:-h compare + sp t0 pop + t0 tos cmp +;-h +meta definitions + +code = (s n1 n2 -- f ) sp t0 pop tos t0 = leaveflag c; +code <> (s n1 n2 -- f ) sp t0 pop tos t0 <> leaveflag c; + +code < (s n1 n2 -- f ) sp t0 pop t0 tos tos slt $0 tos tos subu c; +code >= (s n1 n2 -- f ) sp t0 pop t0 tos tos slt tos -1 tos addiu c; +code > (s n1 n2 -- f ) sp t0 pop tos t0 tos slt $0 tos tos subu c; +code <= (s n1 n2 -- f ) sp t0 pop tos t0 tos slt tos -1 tos addiu c; +code u< (s n1 n2 -- f ) sp t0 pop t0 tos tos sltu $0 tos tos subu c; +code u>= (s n1 n2 -- f ) sp t0 pop t0 tos tos sltu tos -1 tos addiu c; +code u> (s n1 n2 -- f ) sp t0 pop tos t0 tos sltu $0 tos tos subu c; +code u<= (s n1 n2 -- f ) sp t0 pop tos t0 tos sltu tos -1 tos addiu c; + +code drop (s n -- ) sp tos pop c; +code dup (s n -- n n ) tos sp push c; +code over (s n1 n2 -- n1 n2 n1 ) tos sp push sp 4 tos lw c; +code swap (s n1 n2 -- n2 n1 ) + sp t0 get + tos sp put + t0 tos move +c; +code rot (s n1 n2 n3 -- n2 n3 n1 ) + sp t0 get + sp 4 t1 lw + t0 sp 4 sw + tos sp put + t1 tos move +c; +code -rot (s n1 n2 n3 -- n3 n1 n2 ) + sp t0 get + sp 4 t1 lw + tos sp 4 sw + t1 sp put + t0 tos move +c; +code 2drop (s d -- ) sp ainc sp tos pop c; +code 2dup (s d -- d d ) + sp t0 get + sp -8 sp addiu + tos sp 4 sw + t0 sp 0 sw +c; +code 2over (s d1 d2 -- d1 d2 d1 ) + sp -8 sp addiu + tos sp 4 sw + sp 10 tos lw + bubble + tos sp 0 sw + sp 0c tos lw +c; +code 2swap (s d1 d2 -- d2 d1 ) + sp 8 t2 lw + sp 4 t1 lw + sp 0 t0 lw + bubble + t0 sp 8 sw + tos sp 4 sw + t2 sp 0 sw + t1 tos move +c; +code 3drop (s n1 n2 n3 -- ) + sp 8 tos lw + sp c sp addiu +c; +code 3dup (s n1 n2 n3 -- n1 n2 n3 n1 n2 n3 ) + sp 4 t1 lw + sp 0 t0 lw + sp -c sp addiu + tos sp 8 sw + t1 sp 4 sw + t0 sp 0 sw +c; +code 4drop (s n1 n2 n3 n4 -- ) + sp 0c tos lw + sp 10 sp addiu +c; +code 5drop (s n1 n2 n3 n4 n5 -- ) + sp 10 tos lw + sp 14 sp addiu +c; + +code pick (s nm ... n1 n0 k -- nm ... n2 n0 nk ) + tos 2 tos sll \ Multiply by /n + sp tos tos addu + tos 0 tos lw \ Index into stack +c; + +code 1+ (s n1 -- n2 ) tos 1 tos addiu c; +code 2+ (s n1 -- n2 ) tos 2 tos addiu c; +code 1- (s n1 -- n2 ) tos -1 tos addiu c; +code 2- (s n1 -- n2 ) tos -2 tos addiu c; + +code 2/ (s n1 -- n2 ) tos 1 tos sra c; +code u2/ (s n1 -- n2 ) tos 1 tos srl c; +code 2* (s n1 -- n2 ) tos 1 tos sll c; +code 4* (s n1 -- n2 ) tos 2 tos sll c; +code 8* (s n1 -- n2 ) tos 3 tos sll c; + +code on (s addr -- ) + $0 -1 t0 addiu + t0 tos put + sp tos pop +c; +code off (s addr -- ) + $0 tos put + sp tos pop +c; + +code +! (s n addr -- ) + sp t0 get + tos t1 get + bubble + t1 t0 t1 addu + t1 tos put + sp 4 tos lw + sp 8 sp addiu +c; + +code @ (s adr -- n ) tos 0 tos lw c; \ longword aligned +code l@ (s adr -- l ) tos 0 tos lw c; \ longword aligned +code w@ (s adr -- w ) tos 0 tos lhu c; \ 16-bit word aligned +code <w@ (s adr -- w ) tos 0 tos lh c; \ with sign extension +code c@ (s adr -- c ) tos 0 tos lbu c; + +code ! (s n adr -- ) + sp 0 t0 lw + bubble + t0 tos 0 sw + sp 4 tos lw + sp 8 sp addiu +c; +code l! (s n adr -- ) + sp 0 t0 lw + bubble + t0 tos 0 sw + sp 4 tos lw + sp 8 sp addiu +c; +code w! (s w adr -- ) + sp 0 t0 lw + bubble + t0 tos 0 sh + sp 4 tos lw + sp 8 sp addiu +c; +code c! (s c adr -- ) + sp 0 t0 lw + bubble + t0 tos 0 sb + sp 4 tos lw + sp 8 sp addiu +c; + +code x@ (s adr -- x ) \ doubleword aligned + tos 0 t0 ld + sp -4 sp addiu + t0 sp 0 sw + t0 0 tos dsra32 +c; +code x! (s x adr -- ) + sp 0 t0 lw + bubble + t0 0 t0 dsll32 + sp 4 t1 lw + t1 0 t1 dsll32 + t1 0 t1 dsrl32 + t0 t1 t0 or + + t0 tos 0 sd + sp 8 tos lw + sp c sp addiu +c; + +: instruction! (s n adr -- ) tuck ! /l sync-cache ; + +: instruction, (s opcode -- ) here /l allot instruction! ; + +code 2@ (s adr -- d ) + tos $at move + $at 4 t0 lw + t0 sp push + $at 0 tos lw +c; +code 2! (s d adr -- ) + sp 0 t0 lw + bubble + t0 tos 0 sw + sp 4 t0 lw + bubble + t0 tos 4 sw + sp 8 tos lw + sp 0c sp addiu +c; + +code fill (s start-adr count char -- ) + \ char in tos + sp 0 t0 lw \ count in t0 + sp 4 t1 lw \ dst in t1 + bubble + + t0 t1 t0 addu \ limit in t0 + t0 t1 <> if + t1 1 t1 addiu \ (delay) increment dst + + begin + tos t1 -1 sb + t0 t1 = until + t1 1 t1 addiu \ (delay) increment dst + then + + sp 8 tos lw + sp 0c sp addiu +c; + +code lfill (s start-adr count long -- ) + \ long in tos + sp 0 t0 lw \ count in t0 + sp 4 t1 lw \ dst in t1 + bubble + + t0 3 t0 addi \ round up + t0 2 t0 srl + t0 2 t0 sll \ Clear low bits + + t0 t1 t0 addu \ limit in t0 + t0 t1 <> if + t1 4 t1 addiu \ (delay) increment dst + + begin + tos t1 -4 sw + t0 t1 = until + t1 4 t1 addiu \ (delay) increment dst + then + + sp 8 tos lw + sp 0c sp addiu +c; + +code noop (s -- ) c; + +code n->l (s n.unsigned -- l ) c; + +code lwsplit (s l -- w.low w.high ) \ split a long into two words + tos t0 move + t0 10 t0 sll + t0 10 t0 srl + t0 sp push + tos 10 tos srl +c; +code wljoin (s w.low w.high -- l ) + sp t0 pop + t0 10 t0 sll \ Throw away any high order bits in w.low + t0 10 t0 srl + tos 10 tos sll + tos t0 tos or +c; + +1 constant /c +2 constant /w +4 constant /l +/l constant /n + +code ca+ (s addr index -- addr+index*/c ) + sp t0 pop + tos t0 tos addu +c; +code wa+ (s addr index -- addr+index*/w ) + sp t0 pop + tos 1 tos sll + tos t0 tos addu +c; +code la+ (s addr index -- addr+index*/l ) + sp t0 pop + tos 2 tos sll + tos t0 tos addu +c; +code na+ (s addr index -- addr+index*/n ) + sp t0 pop + tos 2 tos sll + tos t0 tos addu +c; +code ta+ (s addr index -- addr+index*/t ) + sp t0 pop + tos 2 tos sll + tos t0 tos addu +c; + +code ca1+ (s addr -- addr+/w ) tos 1 tos addiu c; +code char+ (s addr -- addr+/w ) tos 1 tos addiu c; +code wa1+ (s addr -- addr+/w ) tos 2 tos addiu c; +code la1+ (s addr -- addr+/l ) tos 4 tos addiu c; +code na1+ (s addr -- addr+/n ) tos 4 tos addiu c; +code cell+ (s addr -- addr+/n ) tos 4 tos addiu c; +code ta1+ (s addr -- addr+/token ) tos /token tos addiu c; + +code /c* (s n -- n*/c ) c; +code chars (s n -- n*/c ) c; +code /w* (s n -- n*/w ) tos 1 tos sll c; +code /l* (s n -- n*/l ) tos 2 tos sll c; +code /n* (s n -- n*/n ) tos 2 tos sll c; +code cells (s n -- n*/n ) tos 2 tos sll c; + +: upc (s char -- upper-case-char ) + dup ascii a ascii z between if ( hex ) 20 - then +; +: lcc (s char -- upper-case-char ) + dup ascii A ascii Z between if ( hex ) 20 + then +; + +code c@+ (s adr -- adr' char ) + tos 1 t0 addiu + t0 sp push + tos 0 tos lbu +c; + +: comp (s addr1 addr2 len -- -1 | 0 | 1 ) + rot 0 swap 2swap ( 0 addr1 addr2 len ) + bounds ?do ( 0 addr1' ) + c@+ i c@ <> if ( 0 addr1' ) + nip dup 1- c@ i c@ < if -1 else 1 then ( addr1' flag ) + swap leave ( flag addr1' ) + then ( 0 addr1' ) + loop + drop +; + +: caps-comp (s addr1 addr2 len -- -1 | 0 | 1 ) + rot 0 swap 2swap ( 0 addr1 addr2 len ) + bounds ?do ( 0 addr1' ) + c@+ lcc i c@ lcc <> if ( 0 addr1' ) + nip dup 1- c@ lcc i c@ lcc < + if -1 else 1 then ( addr1' flag ) + swap leave ( flag addr1' ) + then ( 0 addr1' ) + loop + drop +; + +: pack (s str-adr len to -- to ) + dup >r + 2dup c! ( str-adr len to ) + 1+ 2dup + 0 swap c! ( str-adr len to+1 ) + swap cmove + r> +; + +\ code pack (s str-adr len to -- to ) +\ sp t0 pop \ t0 is len +\ sp t1 pop \ t1 is "from"; tos is "to" +\ +\ t0 ff t0 andi \ Never store more than 257 bytes +\ +\ t0 tos 0 stb \ Place length byte +\ +\ tos 1 tos addiu \ Offset "to" by 1 to skip past the length byte +\ +\ tos t0 $at addu +\ $0 $at stb \ Put a null byte at the end +\ +\ 0 F: bra \ jump to the until branch +\ t0 1 t0 subcc \ Delay slot +\ +\ begin +\ t2 tos t0 stb +\ t0 1 t0 subcc +\ 0 L: +\ 0< until annul +\ t1 t0 t2 ldub \ Delay slot +\ +\ tos -1 tos addiu \ Fix "to" to point to the length byte +\ c; + +code (') (s -- acf ) + tos sp push + ip 0 tos lw + ip /token ip addiu + tos base tos addu +c; + +\ Modifies caller's ip to skip over an in-line string +code skipstr (s -- adr len) + sp -8 sp addiu + tos sp 4 sw + rp 0 t0 lw \ Get string address in t0 + bubble + t0 0 tos lbu \ Get length byte in tos + t0 1 t0 addiu \ Address of data bytes + t0 sp 0 sw \ Put adr on stack + + \ Now we have to skip the string + t0 tos t0 addu \ Scr now points past the last data byte + t0 #talign t0 addiu \ Round up to token boundary + null byte + $0 #talign negate $at addiu + t0 $at t0 and + t0 rp 0 sw \ Put the modified ip back +c; + +code (") (s -- adr len) + sp -8 sp addiu + tos sp 4 sw + ip 0 tos lbu \ Get length byte in tos + ip 1 ip addiu \ Address of data bytes + ip sp 0 sw \ Put adr on stack + + \ Now we have to skip the string + ip tos ip addu \ ip now points past the last data byte + ip #talign ip addiu \ Round up to a token boundary, plus null byte + $0 #talign negate $at addiu + ip $at ip and +c; + +code count (s adr -- adr+1 len ) + tos 1 tos addiu + tos -1 t0 lbu + tos sp push + t0 tos move +c; + +\ 0 constant origin +\ here-t 4 - set-relocation-bit-t drop +code origin (s -- addr ) + tos sp push + base tos move +c; + +: origin+ (s n -- adr ) origin + ; +: origin- (s n -- adr ) origin - ; + +headers + +\ Put a branch instruction to target-adr at where +: put-branch ( target-adr where -- ) + tuck 4 - - ( where byte-offset ) + 2/ 2/ ffff and ( where longword-offset ) + 1000.0000 or ( where "$0 $0 beq" ) + swap ! +; +: acf-align (s -- ) + begin here #acf-align 1- and while 0 c, repeat + here 'lastacf token! +; + +headerless + +\ Place the "standard" code field + +: set-cf (s action-adr -- ) + acf-align origin+ token, +; + +headers +: place-cf (s action-adr -- ) + acf-align token, +; +: code-cf (s -- ) acf-align here ta1+ aligned token, align ; + +: >code ( acf-of-code-word -- address-of-start-of-machine-code ) token@ ; +: code? ( acf -- f ) \ True if the acf is for a code word + dup token@ swap >body = +; + +\ Assemble "next" routine at the end of a code definition. +\ This is not needed for the kernel to run; it is used later +\ after the resident assembler has been loaded + +: next (s --- ) + \ (next) j nop +\ 0800.0000 [ (next) ] literal h# 20 + 2 >> or , 0000.0000 , + \ np jr nop + h# 0220.0008 instruction, 0000.0000 instruction, +; + +: create-cf (s -- ) [ dodoes ] literal set-cf ['] noop token, ; +: variable-cf (s -- ) [ dovariable ] literal set-cf ; + +: place-;code (s -- ) code-cf ; +: place-does (s -- ) [ docolon ] literal set-cf ; + +\ Ip is assumed to point to (;code . flag is true if +\ the code at ip is a does> clause as opposed to a ;code clause. +: does-ip? ( ip -- ip' flag ) + dup token@ ['] (does>) = ( ip flag ) swap ta1+ ta1+ swap +; + +: put-cf (s action-clause-adr where -- ) token! ; + +\ uses sets the code field of the indicated word so that +\ it will execute the code at action-clause-adr +: uses (s action-clause-adr xt -- ) + tuck /token + put-cf + [ dodoes ] literal origin+ swap put-cf +; + +\ used sets the code field of the most-recently-defined word so that +\ it executes the word at action-clause-adr +: used (s action-clause-adr -- ) lastacf uses ; + +: colon-cf? ( possible-acf -- flag ) + dup token@ [ docolon ] literal origin+ = if + /token - token@ + dup ['] branch <> + over ['] ?branch <> and + over ['] (of) <> and + over ['] (leave) <> and + over ['] (?leave) <> and + over ['] (do) <> and + over ['] (?do) <> and + swap ['] (lit) <> and + else + drop false + then +; +: colon-cf (s -- ) [ docolon ] literal set-cf ; +: user-cf (s -- ) [ douser ] literal set-cf ; +: value-cf (s -- ) [ dovalue ] literal set-cf ; +: constant-cf (s -- ) [ doconstant ] literal set-cf ; +: defer-cf (s -- ) [ dodefer ] literal set-cf ; +: 2constant-cf (s -- ) [ do2constant ] literal set-cf ; + +4 constant /branch +: branch, ( offset -- ) , ; +: branch! ( offset where -- ) ! ; + +headerless +: branch@ ( where -- offset ) @ ; +\ >target depends on the way that branches are compiled +: >target ( ip-of-branch-instruction -- target ) ta1+ dup branch@ + ; +headerless + +/a constant /a + +headers + +code a@ ( adr -- adr' ) + tos tos get + bubble + tos base tos addu +c; + +\ R : a! ( adr1 adr2 -- ) set-relocation-bit l! ; +code a! ( adr1 adr2 -- ) + sp t0 pop + t0 base t0 subu + t0 tos put + sp tos pop +c; +: a, ( adr -- ) here /a allot a! ; + +/token constant /token +code token@ (s adr -- cfa ) + tos 0 tos lw + bubble + tos base tos addu +c; +\ R : token! (s cfa adr -- ) set-relocation-bit l! ; +code token! (s cfa addr -- ) + sp t0 get + bubble + t0 base t0 subu + t0 tos put + sp 4 tos lw + sp 8 sp addiu +c; + + +: token, (s cfa -- ) here /token allot token! ; + +: null ( -- token ) origin ; +: !null-link ( adr -- ) null swap link! ; +: !null-token ( adr -- ) null swap token! ; +: non-null? ( link -- false | link true ) + dup origin = if drop false else true then +; +\ code non-null? ( link -- false | link true ) +\ tos base cmp +\ <> if +\ false t0 move \ Delay slot +\ +\ tos sp push +\ true t0 move +\ then +\ t0 tos move +\ c; +: get-token? ( adr -- false | acf true ) token@ non-null? ; +: another-link? ( adr -- false | link true ) link@ non-null? ; + +\ The "word type" is a number which distinguishes one type of word +\ from another. This is highly implementation-dependent. + +\ For the MIPS implementation, the magic number returned by word-type +\ is the absolute address of the action code. + +: long-cf? (s acf -- flag ) token@ origin- [ dodoes ] literal = ; + +: word-type (s acf -- word-type ) dup long-cf? if ta1+ then token@ ; + +: body> (s apfa -- acf ) + /token - dup /token - long-cf? if /token - then +; +: >body (s acf -- apf ) dup long-cf? if ta1+ then ta1+ ; + +4 constant /user# + +\ Move to a machine alignment boundary. + +: aligned (s adr -- adr' ) /n round-up ; + +code acf-aligned (s adr -- adr' ) + tos 3 tos addiu + $0 -4 $at addiu + tos $at tos and +c; + +\ Floored division is prescribed by the Forth 83 standard. +\ The quotient is rounded toward negative infinity, and the +\ remainder has the same sign as the divisor. + +: /mod (s dividend divisor -- remainder quotient ) + \ Check if either factor is negative + 2dup ( n1 n2 n1 n2) + or 0< if ( n1 n2) + + \ Both factors not non-negative; do division by: + \ Take absolute value and do unsigned division + \ Convert to truncated signed divide by: + \ if dividend is negative then negate the remainder + \ if dividend and divisor have opposite signs then negate the quotient + \ Then convert to floored signed divide by: + \ if quotient is negative and remainder is non-zero + \ add divisor to remainder and decrement quotient + + 2dup swap abs swap abs ( n1 n2 u1 u2) \ Absolute values + + u/mod ( n1 n2 urem uqout) \ Unsigned divide + >r >r ( n1 n2) ( uquot urem) + + over 0< if ( n1 n2) ( uquot urem) + r> negate >r \ Negative dividend; negate remainder + then ( n1 n2) ( uquot trem) + + swap over ( n2 n1 n2) ( uquot trem) + xor 0< if ( n2) ( uquot trem) + r> r> + negate ( n2 trem tquot) \ Opposite signs; negate quotient + -rot ( tquot n2 trem) + dup 0<> if + + ( tquot rem) \ Negative quotient & non-zero remainder + swap 1- ( rem quot) \ add divisor to rem. & decrement quot. + else + nip swap ( rem quot) + then + else + drop r> r> ( rem quot) + then + + else \ Both factors non-negative + + u/mod ( rem quot) + then +; + +code u/mod (s u.dividend u.divisor -- u.remainder u.quotient ) + sp t0 get \ dividend + bubble + t0 tos divu \ Calculate result + t0 mfhi \ Get remainder + t0 sp put + tos mflo \ Get quotient +c; + +: / (s n1 n2 -- quot ) /mod nip ; + +: mod (s n1 n2 -- rem ) /mod drop ; + +: um/mod (s ul.dividend un.divisor -- un.remainder un.quotient ) u/mod ; + +: m/mod (s l.dividend n.divisor -- n.remainder n.quotient ) /mod ; + +\ 32*32->64 bit unsigned multiply +\ y rs2 y rd + +code um* ( u1 u2 -- ud[lo hi] ) + sp t0 get + bubble + t0 tos multu + t0 mflo + t0 sp put + tos mfhi +c; + +code m* ( n1 n2 -- low high ) + sp t0 get + bubble + t0 tos mult + t0 mflo + t0 sp put + tos mfhi +c; + +code * ( n1 n2 -- n3 ) + sp t0 pop + t0 tos mult + tos mflo +c; + +: ul* (s un1 un2 -- lproduct ) * ; +: u* (s un1 un2 -- uproduct ) * ; + +: d+ ( d.a d.b -- d.c ) + >r rot tuck + ( a.hi a.lo c.lo r: b.hi ) + tuck u> negate ( a.hi c.lo carry r: b.hi ) + rot + r> + ( d.c ) +; +: d- ( d.a d.b -- d.c ) + >r swap >r ( a.lo b.lo r: b.hi a.hi ) + 2dup u< >r ( a.lo b.lo r: b.hi a.hi borrow ) + - ( c.lo r: b.hi a.hi borrow ) + r> r> + r> - ( d.c ) +; +: d@ ( adr -- low high ) dup 4 + @ swap @ ; + +\ MIPS version is dynamically relocated, so we don't need a bitmap +: clear-relocation-bits ( adr len -- ) 2drop ; + +only forth also labels also meta also assembler definitions + +:-h 'user# \ name ( -- user# ) + [ meta ]-h ' ( acf-of-user-variable ) >body-t + @-t +;-h +:-h 'user \ name ( -- user-addressing-mode ) + [ assembler ]-h up 'user# +;-h +:-h 'body \ name ( -- variable-apf ) + [ meta ]-h ' ( acf-of-user-variable ) >body-t +;-h +:-h 'acf \ name ( -- variable-apf ) + [ meta ]-h ' ( acf-of-user-variable ) >body-t +;-h + +only forth also labels also meta also definitions + +: move ( src dst cnt -- ) + >r 2dup u< if r> cmove> else r> cmove then +; + +init-user-area constant init-user-area + +code (llit) (s -- l ) + tos sp push ip tos get ip ainc +c; + +code (dlit) (s -- d ) + sp -8 sp addiu + tos sp 4 sw + ip 4 t0 lw + ip tos get + t0 sp 0 sw + ip 8 ip addiu +c; + +\ Select a vocabulary thread by hashing the lookup name. +\ Hashing function: Use the lower bits of the first character in the +\ name to select one of #threads threads in the array pointed-to by +\ the user number in the parameter field of voc-acf. +code hash (s str-addr voc-acf -- thread ) + \ The next 2 lines are equivalent to ">threads", which in this + \ implementation happens to be the same as ">body >user" + tos 8 tos lw \ Get the user number + bubble + up tos tos addu \ Find the address of the threads + + sp t0 pop + t0 1 t0 lbu + bubble + t0 #threads-t 1- t0 andi + t0 2 t0 sll \ Convert index to longword offset + tos t0 tos addu +c; + +\ Search a vocabulary thread (link) for a name matching string. +\ If found, return its code field address and -1 if immediate, 1 if not +\ immediate. If not found, return the string and 0. + +\ Name field: +\ name: forth-style packed string, no tag bits +\ flag: 40 bit is immediate bit +\ Padding is optionally inserted between the name and the flags +\ so that the byte after the flag byte is on an even boundary. + +[ifdef] notdef +code (find) (s string link origin -- acf -1 | acf 1 | string 0 ) + tos t5 move \ Origin in t5 + sp tos pop \ link in tos +\ Registers: +\ tos alf of word being tested +\ t0 string +\ t1 name being tested +\ t2 # of characters left to test +\ string is kept on the top of the external stack + + begin tos t5 <> while \ Test for end of list + tos /token t1 addiu \ Get name address of word to test + sp t0 get \ Get string address + bubble + t0 0 t2 lbu \ get the name field length + begin + t0 0 t3 lbu \ Compare 2 characters + t1 0 t4 lbu + bubble + t3 t4 = while \ Keep looking as long as characters match + t0 1 t0 addiu \ Increment byte pointers + t2 -1 t2 addiu \ Decrement byte counter + t2 0< if \ If we've tested all chars, the names match. + t1 1 t1 addiu \ Delay slot + t1 0 tos lbu \ Get flags byte into tos register + + t1 4 t1 addiu \ Now find the code field by + $0 -4 $at addiu + t1 $at t1 and \ aligning to the next 4 byte boundary + + tos 20 $at andi \ Test the alias flag + $at $0 <> if + nop + t1 0 t1 lw \ Get acf + bubble + t1 base t1 addu \ Relocate + then + + t1 sp put \ Replace string on stack with acf + tos 40 $at andi \ Test the immediate flag + $at $0 <> if + $0 -1 tos addiu \ Not immediate \ Delay slot + ( else ) + $0 1 tos addiu \ Immediate + then + next + then + repeat + nop + + \ The names did not match, so check the next name in the list + tos 0 tos lw \ Fetch next link + bubble + tos base tos addu \ Relocate + repeat + nop \ Delay slot + + \ If we get here, we've checked all the names with no luck + $0 tos move +c; +[then] + +code ($find-next) (s adr len link -- adr len alf true | adr len false ) +\ Registers: +\ tos alf of word being tested +\ t0 string +\ t1 anf of word being tested +\ t2 saves ctr register value +\ t3 character from string +\ t4 character from name +\ t5 string length +\ string is kept on the top of the external stack + + sp 4 t0 lw \ Get string address + sp 0 t5 lw \ get the name field length + \ link in tos + + ahead nop \ Branch to end of loop the first time +\ tos 0 tos lw \ Fetch next link ( next acf ) +\ bubble + +\ tos $0 <> if \ Until end of linked list +\ tos base tos addu \ Relocate (delay slot) + + begin + tos -4 tos addiu \ >link + tos -1 t1 addiu \ t1 points before count byte at string *end* + t1 t5 t1 subu \ t1 points to beginning of string + t0 t6 move + + t5 $at move \ Set starting loop index + begin + t1 0 t4 lbu \ Get character from name field + t1 1 t1 addiu + t6 0 t3 lbu \ Get character from search string + t6 1 t6 addiu + t3 t4 = while \ Compare 2 characters + $at -1 $at addiu \ Decrement character count (delay slot) + $at $0 = if + nop \ If we've tested all name chars, we + t1 0 t4 lbu \ may have a match; check the count byte + bubble + t4 h# 1f t4 andi \ Remove tag bits + t4 t5 = if \ Compare count bytes + nop + tos sp push \ Push alf above pstr + $0 -1 tos addiu \ True on top of stack means "found" + next + then + then + repeat + nop + + but then \ Target of "ahead" branch + + \ The names did not match, so check the next name in the list + tos 0 tos lw \ Fetch next link ( next acf ) + bubble + + tos $0 = until \ Until end of linked list + tos base tos addu \ Relocate (delay slot) +\ then + + \ If we get here, we've checked all the names with no luck + $0 tos move \ Return false +c; + +: ?negate (s n1 n2 -- n3 ) if negate then ; + +code wflip (s l1 -- l2 ) \ word swap + tos t0 move + tos 10 tos srl + t0 10 t0 sll + tos t0 tos or +c; + +: cset (s byte-mask adr -- ) tuck c@ or swap c! ; +: creset (s byte-mask adr -- ) swap invert over c@ and swap c! ; +: ctoggle (s byte-mask adr -- ) tuck c@ xor swap c! ; +: toggle (s adr byte-mask -- ) swap ctoggle ; + +code s->l (s n.signed -- l ) c; +code l->n (s l -- n ) c; +code n->a (s n -- a ) c; +code l->w (s l -- w ) tos 10 tos sll tos 10 tos srl c; +code n->w (s n -- w ) tos 10 tos sll tos 10 tos srl c; +code w->n (s w -- n ) tos 10 tos sll tos 10 tos sra c; + +code l>r (s l -- ) tos rp push sp tos pop c; +code lr> (s -- l ) tos sp push rp tos pop c; +code lr@ (s -- l ) tos sp push rp tos get c; + +code /t* (s n -- n*/t ) tos 2 tos sll c; + +#align-t constant #align +#acf-align-t constant #acf-align +#talign-t constant #talign + +: align (s -- ) #align (align) ; +: taligned (s adr -- adr' ) #talign round-up ; +: talign (s -- ) #talign (align) ; + +code np@ ( -- adr ) tos sp push np tos move c; + +\ LICENSE_BEGIN +\ Copyright (c) 2009 FirmWorks +\ +\ Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining +\ a copy of this software and associated documentation files (the +\ "Software"), to deal in the Software without restriction, including +\ without limitation the rights to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, +\ distribute, sublicense, and/or sell copies of the Software, and to +\ permit persons to whom the Software is furnished to do so, subject to +\ the following conditions: +\ +\ The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be +\ included in all copies or substantial portions of the Software. +\ +\ THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED "AS IS", WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, +\ EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF +\ MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND +\ NONINFRINGEMENT. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE +\ LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION +\ OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM, OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION +\ WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE SOFTWARE. +\ +\ LICENSE_END
Added: cpu/mips/kernel.bth =================================================================== --- cpu/mips/kernel.bth (rev 0) +++ cpu/mips/kernel.bth 2009-05-25 20:35:46 UTC (rev 1201) @@ -0,0 +1,127 @@ +purpose: Load file for MIPS Forth kernel +\ See license at end of file + +command: &builder &this +build-now + +create little-endian-t + + ' $report-name is include-hook +\ ' noop is include-hook +\ ' noop is include-exit-hook + +\ Don't accept ',' as numeric punctuation because doing so makes +\ the forward referencing mechanism think that "c," is a number! +ascii . ascii , npatch numdelim? + +warning off \ Turn OFF the warning messages + +[ifdef] maketags +fload ${BP}/forth/lib/tags.fth +' ("header) is "header +defer "header-t-hook ' (tags-header) is "header-t-hook +"" loadkern.fth last-filename "copy +[then] + +alias constant-h constant + +fload ${BP}/forth/kernel/conft32.fth +fload ${BP}/forth/kernel/meta1.fth + +only forth also meta also definitions +\needs mips-assembler fload ${BP}/cpu/mips/assem.fth + +only forth also meta definitions +: assembler ( -- ) mips-assembler ; + +only forth also meta also assembler definitions +\needs L: fload ${BP}/forth/lib/loclabel.fth +init-labels + +only forth also definitions +\needs bitset fload ${BP}/forth/lib/bitops.fth + +fload ${BP}/forth/kernel/swapmap.fth +\ : : : lastacf .name cr ; +fload ${BP}/cpu/mips/target.fth +fload ${BP}/forth/kernel/forward.fth +fload ${BP}/cpu/mips/fixvoc.fth +fload ${BP}/forth/kernel/metacompile.fth + +warning on +fload ${BP}/cpu/mips/metainit.fth + +\ fload ${BP}/cpu/mips/metarel.fth + +" kernel.tag" r/w create-file drop meta-tag-file ! + +always-headers + +\ Comment out the following line(s) when debugging +-1 threshold ! \ Turn OFF ALL debugging messages +warning-t off \ Turn OFF target warning messages + +\ Uncomment the following line(s) for more debug output +\ show? on 1 granularity ! 1 threshold ! +\ warning-t on + +fload ${BP}/cpu/mips/kerncode.fth + +fload ${BP}/forth/kernel/uservars.fth +fload ${BP}/forth/kernel/double.fth +fload ${BP}/forth/kernel/scan.fth + +fload ${BP}/forth/lib/bitops.fth +fload ${BP}/cpu/ppc/kernrel.fth +\ fload ${BP}/forth/kernel/swapmap.fth + +fload ${BP}/forth/lib/struct.fth + +fload ${BP}/cpu/mips/unalign.fth + +fload ${BP}/forth/kernel/kernel.fth + +fload ${BP}/forth/kernel/sysio.fth +fload ${BP}/forth/lib/dumballo.fth + +fload ${BP}/cpu/mips/filecode.fth + +fload ${BP}/cpu/mips/sys.fth + +fload ${BP}/cpu/mips/kernboot.fth + +\ fload ${BP}/cpu/mips/boot.fth +fload ${BP}/forth/kernel/init.fth +fload ${BP}/cpu/mips/finish.fth + +meta-tag-file @ fclose meta-tag-file off + +fload ${BP}/cpu/mips/savemeta.fth + +.( Saving as kernel.dic ...) " kernel.dic" $save-meta +cr + + +\ LICENSE_BEGIN +\ Copyright (c) 2009 FirmWorks +\ +\ Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining +\ a copy of this software and associated documentation files (the +\ "Software"), to deal in the Software without restriction, including +\ without limitation the rights to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, +\ distribute, sublicense, and/or sell copies of the Software, and to +\ permit persons to whom the Software is furnished to do so, subject to +\ the following conditions: +\ +\ The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be +\ included in all copies or substantial portions of the Software. +\ +\ THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED "AS IS", WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, +\ EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF +\ MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND +\ NONINFRINGEMENT. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE +\ LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION +\ OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM, OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION +\ WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE SOFTWARE. +\ +\ LICENSE_END
Added: cpu/mips/ksegaddr.fth =================================================================== --- cpu/mips/ksegaddr.fth (rev 0) +++ cpu/mips/ksegaddr.fth 2009-05-25 20:35:46 UTC (rev 1201) @@ -0,0 +1,35 @@ +purpose: KSEG addresses for MIPS +\ See license at end of file + +headerless + +h# 0000.0000 constant kuseg \ 2GB user space +h# 8000.0000 constant kseg0 \ "unmapped" cached +h# a000.0000 constant kseg1 \ "unmapped" uncached +h# c000.0000 constant kseg2 \ mapped space + +headers + +\ LICENSE_BEGIN +\ Copyright (c) 2009 FirmWorks +\ +\ Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining +\ a copy of this software and associated documentation files (the +\ "Software"), to deal in the Software without restriction, including +\ without limitation the rights to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, +\ distribute, sublicense, and/or sell copies of the Software, and to +\ permit persons to whom the Software is furnished to do so, subject to +\ the following conditions: +\ +\ The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be +\ included in all copies or substantial portions of the Software. +\ +\ THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED "AS IS", WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, +\ EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF +\ MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND +\ NONINFRINGEMENT. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE +\ LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION +\ OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM, OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION +\ WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE SOFTWARE. +\ +\ LICENSE_END
Added: cpu/mips/lmove.fth =================================================================== --- cpu/mips/lmove.fth (rev 0) +++ cpu/mips/lmove.fth 2009-05-25 20:35:46 UTC (rev 1201) @@ -0,0 +1,69 @@ +purpose: Longword memory copy +\ See license at end of file + +code lmove ( from-addr to-addr cnt -- ) + sp 4 t0 lw \ Src into t0 + sp 0 t1 lw \ Dst into t1 + + t0 tos t2 addu \ t2 = src limit + + t0 t2 <> if + nop + + begin + t0 0 t3 lw \ Load word + t0 4 t0 addiu \ (load delay) Increment src + t3 t1 0 sw \ Store word + t0 t2 = until + t1 4 t1 addiu \ (delay) Increment dst + + then + + sp 8 tos lw \ Delay slot - Reload tos + sp 3 /n* sp addiu \ " +c; +code wmove ( from-adr to-adr #bytes -- ) + sp 4 t0 lw \ Src into t0 + sp 0 t1 lw \ Dst into t1 + + t0 tos t2 addu \ t2 = src limit + + t0 t2 <> if + nop + + begin + t0 0 t3 lhu \ Load halfword + t0 2 t0 addiu \ (load delay) Increment src + t3 t1 0 sh \ Store halfword + t0 t2 = until + t1 2 t1 addiu \ (delay) Increment dst + + then + + sp 8 tos lw \ Delay slot - Reload tos + sp 3 /n* sp addiu \ " +c; + +\ LICENSE_BEGIN +\ Copyright (c) 2009 FirmWorks +\ +\ Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining +\ a copy of this software and associated documentation files (the +\ "Software"), to deal in the Software without restriction, including +\ without limitation the rights to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, +\ distribute, sublicense, and/or sell copies of the Software, and to +\ permit persons to whom the Software is furnished to do so, subject to +\ the following conditions: +\ +\ The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be +\ included in all copies or substantial portions of the Software. +\ +\ THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED "AS IS", WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, +\ EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF +\ MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND +\ NONINFRINGEMENT. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE +\ LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION +\ OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM, OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION +\ WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE SOFTWARE. +\ +\ LICENSE_END
Added: cpu/mips/loadmach.fth =================================================================== --- cpu/mips/loadmach.fth (rev 0) +++ cpu/mips/loadmach.fth 2009-05-25 20:35:46 UTC (rev 1201) @@ -0,0 +1,93 @@ +purpose: Load file for MIPS machine-specific words +\ See license at end of file + +start-module +assembler? [if] +fload ${BP}/cpu/mips/assem.fth +fload ${BP}/cpu/mips/code.fth +fload ${BP}/forth/lib/loclabel.fth +[else] +transient fload ${BP}/cpu/mips/assem.fth resident +fload ${BP}/cpu/mips/code.fth +transient fload ${BP}/forth/lib/loclabel.fth resident +[then] + +fload ${BP}/cpu/mips/disassem.fth \ Exports (dis , pc , dis1 , +dis + +fload ${BP}/forth/lib/instdis.fth + +fload ${BP}/cpu/mips/decompm.fth + +: be-l! ( l adr -- ) >r lbsplit r@ c! r@ 1+ c! r@ 2+ c! r> 3 + c! ; +: be-l, ( l -- ) here set-swap-bit here 4 allot be-l! ; +: be-l@ ( adr -- n ) >r r@ 3 + c@ r@ 2+ c@ r@ 1+ c@ r> c@ bljoin ; +: be-w@ ( adr -- w ) dup 1+ c@ swap c@ bwjoin ; + +fload ${BP}/cpu/mips/objsup.fth +fload ${BP}/forth/lib/objects.fth +also hidden +alias reasonable-ip? reasonable-ip? +previous +end-module + +fload ${BP}/cpu/mips/cpustate.fth +fload ${BP}/cpu/mips/register.fth + +fload ${BP}/forth/lib/savedstk.fth +fload ${BP}/forth/lib/rstrace.fth +fload ${BP}/cpu/mips/ftrace.fth +fload ${BP}/cpu/mips/ctrace.fth + +fload ${BP}/cpu/mips/debugm.fth \ Forth debugger support +fload ${BP}/forth/lib/debug.fth \ Forth debugger + +[ifdef] notyet +also bug +alias set-package set-package +alias unset-package unset-package +previous +[then] + +fload ${BP}/cpu/mips/cpubpsup.fth \ Breakpoint support +fload ${BP}/forth/lib/breakpt.fth + +[ifdef] notyet +fload ${BP}/cpu/mips/dfill.fth \ Memory fill words +fload ${BP}/cpu/mips/memtest.fth +[then] + +\ fload ${BP}/cpu/mips/fentry.fth \ I don't think we need this... +fload ${BP}/cpu/mips/call.fth + +transient fload ${BP}/forth/lib/binhdr.fth resident +transient fload ${BP}/cpu/mips/savefort.fth resident + +alias $save-forth $save-forth + +fload ${BP}/cpu/mips/lmove.fth + +fload ${BP}/cpu/mips/r4000cp0.fth + +\ LICENSE_BEGIN +\ Copyright (c) 2009 FirmWorks +\ +\ Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining +\ a copy of this software and associated documentation files (the +\ "Software"), to deal in the Software without restriction, including +\ without limitation the rights to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, +\ distribute, sublicense, and/or sell copies of the Software, and to +\ permit persons to whom the Software is furnished to do so, subject to +\ the following conditions: +\ +\ The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be +\ included in all copies or substantial portions of the Software. +\ +\ THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED "AS IS", WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, +\ EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF +\ MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND +\ NONINFRINGEMENT. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE +\ LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION +\ OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM, OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION +\ WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE SOFTWARE. +\ +\ LICENSE_END
Added: cpu/mips/machdep.fth =================================================================== --- cpu/mips/machdep.fth (rev 0) +++ cpu/mips/machdep.fth 2009-05-25 20:35:46 UTC (rev 1201) @@ -0,0 +1,102 @@ +purpose: Breakpoint support words for MIPS +\ See license at end of file + +: op@ ( adr -- op ) >vmem l@ ; +: op! ( op adr -- ) >vmem instruction! ; +: at-breakpoint? ( adr -- flag ) op@ breakpoint-opcode = ; +: put-breakpoint ( adr -- ) breakpoint-opcode swap op! ; + +: j? ( adr -- adr flag ) h# 0800.0000 h# fc00.0000 imatch? ; +: jr? ( adr -- adr flag ) h# 0000.0008 h# fc00.003f imatch? ; +: branch? ( adr -- flag ) + h# 1000.0000 h# b000.0000 imatch? >r \ beq(l),bne(l),blez(l),bgtz(l) + h# 0400.0000 h# fc1c.0000 imatch? \ bltz,bgez,bltzl,bgezl + r> or +; + +: delayed? ( adr -- flag ) + j? swap jr? swap jal? swap jalr? swap bal? swap branch? swap + drop or or or or or +; +: .instruction ( -- ) + $pc + [ also disassembler ] pc ! dis1 [ previous ] + $pc delayed? if + $pc la1+ [ also disassembler ] pc ! dis1 [ previous ] + then +; + +\ Find the places to set the next breakpoint for single stepping. +\ Usually the right place is at nPC . However, for annulled branch +\ instructions, we have to cope with the possibility that the delay +\ instruction, which is where nPC points, won't be executed. Annulled +\ unconditional branches never execute the delay instruction, so we have +\ to put the breakpoint at the branch target. Annulled conditional +\ branches will either execute the delay instruction or the one right +\ after it. + +: >after-delay ( adr -- adr' ) 2 la+ ; +variable step? +: next-instruction ( stepping? -- next-adr branch-target|0 ) + step? ! + $pc + j? if >j-target 0 exit then + jr? if >jr-target 0 exit then + jal? if step? @ if >j-target else >after-delay then 0 exit then + jalr? if step? @ if >jr-target else >after-delay then 0 exit then + bal? if + step? @ if dup >after-delay swap >br-target else >after-delay 0 then + exit + then + branch? if dup >after-delay swap >br-target exit then + la1+ 0 +; +: bumppc ( -- ) $pc la1+ to $pc ; +alias rpc $pc + +code goto ( adr -- ) + tos t0 move + sp tos get + t0 jr + sp /n sp add +end-code + +: return-adr ( -- adr ) $ra ; +: leaf-return-adr ( -- adr ) $ra ; +: backward-branch? ( adr -- flag ) \ True if adr points to a backward branch + l@ ( instruction ) + dup branch? ( instruction branch? ) + swap h# 0000.8000 and 0<> ( branch? backward? ) + and +; +: loop-exit-adr ( -- adr ) + \ Start at PC-4 in case we're sitting on a delay instruction at the loop end + $pc 4 - begin dup backward-branch? 0= while 4 + repeat 8 + +; + +headers +: set-pc ( adr -- ) to $pc ; + +\ LICENSE_BEGIN +\ Copyright (c) 2009 FirmWorks +\ +\ Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining +\ a copy of this software and associated documentation files (the +\ "Software"), to deal in the Software without restriction, including +\ without limitation the rights to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, +\ distribute, sublicense, and/or sell copies of the Software, and to +\ permit persons to whom the Software is furnished to do so, subject to +\ the following conditions: +\ +\ The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be +\ included in all copies or substantial portions of the Software. +\ +\ THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED "AS IS", WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, +\ EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF +\ MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND +\ NONINFRINGEMENT. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE +\ LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION +\ OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM, OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION +\ WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE SOFTWARE. +\ +\ LICENSE_END
Added: cpu/mips/makeinflater.notes =================================================================== --- cpu/mips/makeinflater.notes (rev 0) +++ cpu/mips/makeinflater.notes 2009-05-25 20:35:46 UTC (rev 1201) @@ -0,0 +1,14 @@ +The inflater is made with a GCC cross compiler. + +To build inflate.img, the following worked at one point (the GCC options might have changed since then): + +cd ${BP}/cpu/mips/Linux +mipsel-gcc -ffreestanding -nostdlib -mips=rm52xx -mips1 -mno-abicalls -membedded-data -g0 -EL -mno-long-calls -c ${BP}/tools/inflate.c +mipsel-ld -oformat elf32-littlemips -EL -G0 -N -Ttext=80100000 inflate.o -o inflate.elf +mipsel-objcopy -O binary inflate.elf inflate.img + +The above lines make an image which should be loaded at absolute address 8010.0000. +Should that be different, the change would have to be reflected in: + + ${BP}/cpu/mips/basefw.bth + ${BP}/cpu/mips/bonito/reset.bth (and any other reset.bth that loads the inflater)
Added: cpu/mips/metainit.fth =================================================================== --- cpu/mips/metainit.fth (rev 0) +++ cpu/mips/metainit.fth 2009-05-25 20:35:46 UTC (rev 1201) @@ -0,0 +1,78 @@ +purpose: Initialize the metacompiler for MIPS +\ See license at end of file + +\ Metacompiler initialization + +\ Debugging aids + +0 #words ! d# 1000 threshold ! 10 granularity ! + +warning off +forth definitions +: unixname bl word + drop +\ ". cr +; + +metaon +meta definitions +\ show? on + +\ We want the kernel to be romable, so we put variables in the user area +:-h variable ( -- ) nuser ;-h +alias \m \ + +initmeta + +th 11000 alloc-mem target-image \ Allocate space for the target image + +\ org sets the lowest address that is used by Forth kernel. +hex + +0.0000 org 0.0000 + voc-link-t token-t! + +200 equ ps-size + +assembler + +\ This is at the first location in the Forth image. + +\ init-forth is the initialization entry point. It should be called +\ exactly once, with arguments (dictionary_start, dictionary_size). +\ init-forth sets up some global variables which allow Forth to locate +\ its RAM areas, including the data stack, return stack, user area, +\ cpu-state save area, and dictionary. + +hex +mlabel cld + 9000 bra \ The address will be fixed later. + nop \ Delay slot + nop + nop + +meta + +\ LICENSE_BEGIN +\ Copyright (c) 2009 FirmWorks +\ +\ Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining +\ a copy of this software and associated documentation files (the +\ "Software"), to deal in the Software without restriction, including +\ without limitation the rights to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, +\ distribute, sublicense, and/or sell copies of the Software, and to +\ permit persons to whom the Software is furnished to do so, subject to +\ the following conditions: +\ +\ The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be +\ included in all copies or substantial portions of the Software. +\ +\ THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED "AS IS", WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, +\ EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF +\ MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND +\ NONINFRINGEMENT. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE +\ LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION +\ OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM, OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION +\ WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE SOFTWARE. +\ +\ LICENSE_END
Added: cpu/mips/metarel.fth =================================================================== --- cpu/mips/metarel.fth (rev 0) +++ cpu/mips/metarel.fth 2009-05-25 20:35:46 UTC (rev 1201) @@ -0,0 +1,51 @@ +purpose: Maintain a byte swap table for metacompiling for MIPS +\ See license at end of file + + +only forth also meta also definitions + +hex debug $really-header-t +h# 10000 constant max-kernel-t + +\ The swap map has one bit for every 32-bit word, since we assume +\ that relocated longwords must start on a 32-bit boundary +d# 32 constant bits/swapbit-t + +\ Number of bytes in bitmap +: >swap-map-size-t ( end-adr -- ) + origin-t - bits/swapbit-t /mod swap if 1+ then +; + +max-kernel-t >swap-map-size-t constant /swap-map-t \ Number of bytes in bitmap +/swap-map-t buffer: swap-map-t + +: set-swap-bit-t ( addr -- ) origin-t - 2 >> swap-map-t bitset ; +: note-string-t ( adr len -- adr len ) + 2dup bounds ?do i set-swap-bit-t /n +loop +; + +: init-swap-t ( -- ) swap-map-t /swap-map-t erase ; + +\ LICENSE_BEGIN +\ Copyright (c) 2009 FirmWorks +\ +\ Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining +\ a copy of this software and associated documentation files (the +\ "Software"), to deal in the Software without restriction, including +\ without limitation the rights to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, +\ distribute, sublicense, and/or sell copies of the Software, and to +\ permit persons to whom the Software is furnished to do so, subject to +\ the following conditions: +\ +\ The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be +\ included in all copies or substantial portions of the Software. +\ +\ THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED "AS IS", WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, +\ EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF +\ MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND +\ NONINFRINGEMENT. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE +\ LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION +\ OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM, OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION +\ WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE SOFTWARE. +\ +\ LICENSE_END
Added: cpu/mips/objsup.fth =================================================================== --- cpu/mips/objsup.fth (rev 0) +++ cpu/mips/objsup.fth 2009-05-25 20:35:46 UTC (rev 1201) @@ -0,0 +1,147 @@ +purpose: MIPS support routines for the objects package. +\ See license at end of file + +\ implementation. + +\ Assembles the common code executed by actions. That code +\ extracts the next token (which is the acf of the object) from the +\ code stream, and leaves the corresponding apf in scr + +headerless + +: start-code ( -- ) code-cf !csp ; + +\ Assembles the code which begins a ;code clause +\ For MIPS, the acf of the child word is left in w +: start-;code ( -- ) start-code ; + +\ Code for executing an object action. Extracts the next token +\ (which is the apf of the object) from the code stream and pushes +\ it on the stack. Then performs the action of "docolon". + +\ The Forth token stream contains a pointer to the code: +\ doaction call sp adec +: doaction ( -- ) acf-align colon-cf ; + +\ Returns the address of the code executed by the word whose code field +\ address is acf +: >code-adr ( acf -- code-adr ) token@ ; + +code >action-adr ( object-acf action# -- ) + ( ... -- object-acf action# #actions true | object-apf action-adr false ) + \ action# in tos + sp t0 get \ object-acf in scr + bubble + \ Make sure it's a does> word + t0 0 t1 lw \ code-field token + t1 ' forth @ cmpi + $at $0 <> if nop + sp -4 sp addiu \ Make room on stack + sp -4 sp addiu \ The error case needs more room on the stack + tos sp 4 sw \ Place action# on stack + $0 sp 0 sw \ Place #actions on stack + next + then + + t0 4 t1 lw \ code offset in t1 + bubble + t1 base t1 addu \ code address in t1 + t1 -4 t2 lw \ #actions in t2 + bubble + t2 tos cmp \ Test action + $at 0<= if \ "true" branch is error + sp -4 sp addiu \ Make room on stack (delay slot) + sp -4 sp addiu \ The error case needs more room on the stack + tos sp 4 sw \ Place action# on stack + t2 sp 0 sw \ Place #actions on stack + else + true tos move \ Return true for error (delay) + + t0 /token 2* t0 addiu \ Compute action-apf from action-acf + t0 sp 4 sw \ Put action-apf on stack + + tos 2 tos sll \ Convert #actions to token offset + t1 tos t1 subu \ Skip back several tokens + t1 -4 t1 lw \ Get action-adr token, -4 skips action# field + t1 base t1 addu \ Relocate + t1 sp 0 sw \ Put action-adr on stack + false tos move \ Return false for no error + then +c; + +headers +: action-name \ name ( action# -- ) + create \ Store action number in data field + l, + ;code ( -- object-pfa ) + tos 0 t0 lw \ Action# in t0 + + + ip 0 t1 lw \ Object acf in t1 + ip /token ip addiu \ Advance to next token + t1 base t1 addu \ Relocate object acf + + t1 /token 2* tos addiu \ Compute and push object-apf + + t1 /token t1 lw \ relative version of .. + t1 base t1 addu \ default action code address + + t0 2 t0 sll \ Convert action# to token offset + t1 t0 t1 subu \ Skip back action# tokens + t1 -1 /n* w lw \ Get action-adr token + + w base w addu \ Tail of "next" + w 0 t1 lw + bubble + t1 base t1 addu + t1 jr + nop +end-code + +: >action# ( apf -- action# ) l@ ; + +\ Some examples of object actions defined in code. +\ 3 actions +\ action-code +\ apf w lw bubble w base w addu +\ w 0 t1 lw bubble t1 base t1 addu +\ t1 jr nop +\ end-code +\ action: token! ; \ is +\ action: ; \ addr +\ : defer \ name ( -- ) +\ create ['] crash token, +\ use-actions +\ ; +\ 3 actions +\ action-code tos sp push apf tos lw c; \ Default; fetch +\ action-code tos apf sw sp tos pop c; \ to +\ action-code tos sp push apf tos addiu c; \ addr +\ : value \ name ( initial-value -- ) +\ create , +\ use-actions +\ ; + +\ LICENSE_BEGIN +\ Copyright (c) 2009 FirmWorks +\ +\ Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining +\ a copy of this software and associated documentation files (the +\ "Software"), to deal in the Software without restriction, including +\ without limitation the rights to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, +\ distribute, sublicense, and/or sell copies of the Software, and to +\ permit persons to whom the Software is furnished to do so, subject to +\ the following conditions: +\ +\ The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be +\ included in all copies or substantial portions of the Software. +\ +\ THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED "AS IS", WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, +\ EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF +\ MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND +\ NONINFRINGEMENT. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE +\ LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION +\ OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM, OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION +\ WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE SOFTWARE. +\ +\ LICENSE_END
Added: cpu/mips/pause.fth =================================================================== --- cpu/mips/pause.fth (rev 0) +++ cpu/mips/pause.fth 2009-05-25 20:35:46 UTC (rev 1201) @@ -0,0 +1,58 @@ +purpose: MIPS code words for multitasking +\ See license at end of file + + tos sp push + ip 'user saved-ip sw + rp 'user saved-rp sw + sp 'user saved-sp sw + + 'user link up lw \ get up for new task + bubble + 'user entry t0 lw \ get pc for new task + bubble + t0 jr + nop +end-code + +label to-next-task (s -- address-of-"next-task"-code ) + 'user link up lw \ get up for new task + bubble + 'user entry t0 lw \ get pc for new task + bubble + t0 jr + nop +end-code + +\ Called with up set to the user area address of the task to run +label task-resume (s -- ) \ start a task + tos sp push + 'user saved-ip ip lw + 'user saved-rp rp lw + 'user saved-sp sp lw + bubble + sp tos pop +c; + +\ LICENSE_BEGIN +\ Copyright (c) 2009 FirmWorks +\ +\ Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining +\ a copy of this software and associated documentation files (the +\ "Software"), to deal in the Software without restriction, including +\ without limitation the rights to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, +\ distribute, sublicense, and/or sell copies of the Software, and to +\ permit persons to whom the Software is furnished to do so, subject to +\ the following conditions: +\ +\ The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be +\ included in all copies or substantial portions of the Software. +\ +\ THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED "AS IS", WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, +\ EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF +\ MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND +\ NONINFRINGEMENT. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE +\ LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION +\ OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM, OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION +\ WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE SOFTWARE. +\ +\ LICENSE_END
Added: cpu/mips/physaddr.fth =================================================================== --- cpu/mips/physaddr.fth (rev 0) +++ cpu/mips/physaddr.fth 2009-05-25 20:35:46 UTC (rev 1201) @@ -0,0 +1,34 @@ +purpose: Physical addresses for generic MIPS system +\ See license at end of file + +headerless + +h# 0000.0000 constant ram-pa +h# 1fc0.0000 constant rom-pa + +h# 400 constant /resetjmp +headers + +\ LICENSE_BEGIN +\ Copyright (c) 2009 FirmWorks +\ +\ Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining +\ a copy of this software and associated documentation files (the +\ "Software"), to deal in the Software without restriction, including +\ without limitation the rights to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, +\ distribute, sublicense, and/or sell copies of the Software, and to +\ permit persons to whom the Software is furnished to do so, subject to +\ the following conditions: +\ +\ The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be +\ included in all copies or substantial portions of the Software. +\ +\ THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED "AS IS", WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, +\ EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF +\ MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND +\ NONINFRINGEMENT. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE +\ LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION +\ OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM, OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION +\ WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE SOFTWARE. +\ +\ LICENSE_END
Added: cpu/mips/probemem.fth =================================================================== --- cpu/mips/probemem.fth (rev 0) +++ cpu/mips/probemem.fth 2009-05-25 20:35:46 UTC (rev 1201) @@ -0,0 +1,73 @@ +purpose: Memory probing +\ See license at end of file + +: (memory?) ( adr -- flag ) /ram-bank u< ; +' (memory?) to memory? + +" /memory" find-device + +headerless + +h# ffff.ffff value low +h# 0 value high + +: log&release ( adr len -- ) + over low umin to low ( adr len ) + 2dup + high umax to high ( adr len ) + release +; + +: scan-banks ( base mask -- ) + d# 32 0 do ( base mask ) + dup 1 and if ( base mask ) + over /ram-bank log&release ( base mask ) + then ( base mask ) + swap /ram-bank + swap 1 rshift ( base' mask' ) + loop ( base mask ) + 2drop +; +0 value membanks +headers +: claim ( [ phys ] size align -- kseg0-adr ) claim kseg0 + ; + +: probe ( -- ) + ram-pa bank-mask @ scan-banks + + 0 0 encode-bytes ( adr 0 ) + physavail ['] make-phys-memlist find-node ( adr len prev 0 ) + 2drop " reg" property + + \ Claim the megabyte used for the trap vectors, Forth, and the section table +[ifdef] ram-image + 0 rom-base /rom + 0 claim drop +[else] + 0 /resetjmp 0 claim drop +[then] + high h# 10.0000 - h# 10.0000 0 claim drop +; + +device-end + +\ LICENSE_BEGIN +\ Copyright (c) 2009 FirmWorks +\ +\ Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining +\ a copy of this software and associated documentation files (the +\ "Software"), to deal in the Software without restriction, including +\ without limitation the rights to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, +\ distribute, sublicense, and/or sell copies of the Software, and to +\ permit persons to whom the Software is furnished to do so, subject to +\ the following conditions: +\ +\ The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be +\ included in all copies or substantial portions of the Software. +\ +\ THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED "AS IS", WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, +\ EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF +\ MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND +\ NONINFRINGEMENT. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE +\ LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION +\ OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM, OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION +\ WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE SOFTWARE. +\ +\ LICENSE_END
Added: cpu/mips/r4000cp0.fth =================================================================== --- cpu/mips/r4000cp0.fth (rev 0) +++ cpu/mips/r4000cp0.fth 2009-05-25 20:35:46 UTC (rev 1201) @@ -0,0 +1,73 @@ +purpose: Coprocessor 0 registers for MIPS R4000 series +\ See license at end of file + +code index! ( #ticks -- ) 0 tos mtc0 sp tos pop c; +code index@ ( -- #ticks ) tos sp push 0 tos mfc0 c; +code random@ ( -- #ticks ) tos sp push 1 tos mfc0 c; +code entrylo0! ( #ticks -- ) 2 tos mtc0 sp tos pop c; +code entrylo0@ ( -- #ticks ) tos sp push 2 tos mfc0 c; +code entrylo1! ( #ticks -- ) 3 tos mtc0 sp tos pop c; +code entrylo1@ ( -- #ticks ) tos sp push 3 tos mfc0 c; +code context! ( #ticks -- ) 4 tos mtc0 sp tos pop c; +code context@ ( -- #ticks ) tos sp push 4 tos mfc0 c; +code pagemask! ( #ticks -- ) 5 tos mtc0 sp tos pop c; +code pagemask@ ( -- #ticks ) tos sp push 5 tos mfc0 c; +code wired! ( #ticks -- ) 6 tos mtc0 sp tos pop c; +code wired@ ( -- #ticks ) tos sp push 6 tos mfc0 c; +code badvaddr@ ( -- #ticks ) tos sp push 8 tos mfc0 c; +code count! ( #ticks -- ) 9 tos mtc0 sp tos pop c; +code count@ ( -- #ticks ) tos sp push 9 tos mfc0 c; +code entryhi! ( n -- ) d# 10 tos mtc0 sp tos pop c; +code entryhi@ ( -- n ) tos sp push d# 10 tos mfc0 c; +code compare! ( n -- ) d# 11 tos mtc0 sp tos pop c; +code compare@ ( -- n ) tos sp push d# 11 tos mfc0 c; +code sr! ( n -- ) d# 12 tos mtc0 sp tos pop c; +code sr@ ( -- n ) tos sp push d# 12 tos mfc0 c; +code cause! ( n -- ) d# 13 tos mtc0 sp tos pop c; +code cause@ ( -- n ) tos sp push d# 13 tos mfc0 c; +code epc! ( n -- ) d# 14 tos mtc0 sp tos pop c; +code epc@ ( -- n ) tos sp push d# 14 tos mfc0 c; +code prid@ ( -- n ) tos sp push d# 15 tos mfc0 c; +code config! ( n -- ) d# 16 tos mtc0 sp tos pop c; +code config@ ( -- n ) tos sp push d# 16 tos mfc0 c; +code lladdr! ( n -- ) d# 17 tos mtc0 sp tos pop c; +code lladdr@ ( -- n ) tos sp push d# 17 tos mfc0 c; +code watchlo! ( n -- ) d# 18 tos mtc0 sp tos pop c; +code watchlo@ ( -- n ) tos sp push d# 18 tos mfc0 c; +code watchhi! ( n -- ) d# 19 tos mtc0 sp tos pop c; +code watchhi@ ( -- n ) tos sp push d# 19 tos mfc0 c; +code xcontext! ( n -- ) d# 20 tos mtc0 sp tos pop c; +code xcontext@ ( -- n ) tos sp push d# 20 tos mfc0 c; +code perr! ( n -- ) d# 26 tos mtc0 sp tos pop c; +code perr@ ( -- n ) tos sp push d# 26 tos mfc0 c; +code cacherr@ ( -- n ) tos sp push d# 27 tos mfc0 c; +code taglo! ( n -- ) d# 28 tos mtc0 sp tos pop c; +code taglo@ ( -- n ) tos sp push d# 28 tos mfc0 c; +code taghi! ( n -- ) d# 29 tos mtc0 sp tos pop c; +code taghi@ ( -- n ) tos sp push d# 29 tos mfc0 c; +code errorepc! ( n -- ) d# 30 tos mtc0 sp tos pop c; +code errorepc@ ( -- n ) tos sp push d# 30 tos mfc0 c; + +\ LICENSE_BEGIN +\ Copyright (c) 2009 FirmWorks +\ +\ Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining +\ a copy of this software and associated documentation files (the +\ "Software"), to deal in the Software without restriction, including +\ without limitation the rights to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, +\ distribute, sublicense, and/or sell copies of the Software, and to +\ permit persons to whom the Software is furnished to do so, subject to +\ the following conditions: +\ +\ The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be +\ included in all copies or substantial portions of the Software. +\ +\ THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED "AS IS", WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, +\ EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF +\ MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND +\ NONINFRINGEMENT. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE +\ LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION +\ OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM, OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION +\ WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE SOFTWARE. +\ +\ LICENSE_END
Added: cpu/mips/regacc.fth =================================================================== --- cpu/mips/regacc.fth (rev 0) +++ cpu/mips/regacc.fth 2009-05-25 20:35:46 UTC (rev 1201) @@ -0,0 +1,37 @@ +purpose: Register access words +\ See license at end of file + +\ We assume that all devices of interest are mapped suitably for I/O + +defer rx@ ' x@ is rx@ ( addr -- d ) +defer rx! ' x! is rx! ( d addr -- ) +defer rl@ ' l@ is rl@ ( addr -- l ) +defer rl! ' l! is rl! ( l addr -- ) +defer rw@ ' w@ is rw@ ( addr -- w ) +defer rw! ' w! is rw! ( w addr -- ) +defer rb@ ' c@ is rb@ ( addr -- b ) +defer rb! ' c! is rb! ( b addr -- ) + +\ LICENSE_BEGIN +\ Copyright (c) 2009 FirmWorks +\ +\ Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining +\ a copy of this software and associated documentation files (the +\ "Software"), to deal in the Software without restriction, including +\ without limitation the rights to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, +\ distribute, sublicense, and/or sell copies of the Software, and to +\ permit persons to whom the Software is furnished to do so, subject to +\ the following conditions: +\ +\ The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be +\ included in all copies or substantial portions of the Software. +\ +\ THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED "AS IS", WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, +\ EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF +\ MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND +\ NONINFRINGEMENT. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE +\ LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION +\ OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM, OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION +\ WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE SOFTWARE. +\ +\ LICENSE_END
Added: cpu/mips/register.fth =================================================================== --- cpu/mips/register.fth (rev 0) +++ cpu/mips/register.fth 2009-05-25 20:35:46 UTC (rev 1201) @@ -0,0 +1,167 @@ +purpose: Buffers for saving program state +\ See license at end of file + +\ Display and modify the saved state of the CPU. +\ +\ This code is highly machine-dependent. +\ +\ Requires: +\ +\ >state ( offset -- addr ) +\ Returns an address within the processor state array given the +\ offset into that array +\ +\ Defines: +\ +\ %g0 .. %g7 %o0 .. %o7 %l0 .. %l7 %i0 .. %i7 +\ %pc %hi %lo +\ .registers .locals + +needs action: objects.fth + +also hidden +alias reasonable-ip? reasonable-ip? +previous + +decimal + +only forth hidden also forth also definitions + +: /x* ( n1 -- n2 ) 3 lshift ; + +: >state ( offset -- adr ) /x* cpu-state + ; + +false value x-registers? + +3 actions +action: @ >state x@ x-registers? 0= if drop then ; +action: @ >state x-registers? 0= if swap s>d rot then x! ; ( is ) +action: @ >state ; ( addr ) +: reg \ name ( offset -- ) + create , + use-actions +; +: regs \ name name ... ( high low -- ) + bounds ?do i reg loop +; + +\ This mimics the layout of the sigcontext structure + + 0 3 regs $regmask $sigmask $pc + +\ 3 16 regs $0 $1 $2 $3 $4 $5 $6 $7 $8 $9 $10 $11 $12 $13 $14 $15 + 3 16 regs $0 $at $v0 $v1 $a0 $a1 $a2 $a3 $t0 $t1 $t2 $t3 $t4 $t5 $t6 $t7 + +\ 19 16 regs $16 $17 $18 $19 $20 $21 $22 $23 $24 $25 $26 $27 $28 $29 $30 $31 +19 16 regs $s0 $s1 $s2 $s3 $s4 $s5 $s6 $s7 $t8 $t9 $k0 $k1 $gp $sp $s8 $ra +22 4 regs $up $tos $ip $rp + +35 reg $fpowned +36 8 regs $f0 $f1 $f2 $f3 $f4 $f5 $f6 $f7 +44 8 regs $f8 $f9 $f10 $f11 $f12 $f13 $f14 $f15 +52 8 regs $f16 $f17 $f18 $f19 $f20 $f21 $f22 $f23 +60 8 regs $f24 $f25 $f26 $f27 $f28 $f29 $f30 $f31 + +68 2 regs $fcsr $feir +70 2 regs $hi $lo + +72 6 regs $cause $badvaddr $badpaddr $sigset $triggersave $ssflags + +78 2 regs exception# $sigcode +80 3 regs %saved-my-self %state-valid %restartable? +83 1 regs $sr + +d# 84 /x* to /save-area + +\ These could be defined as e.g. "addr %restartable?", but that +\ causes problems when compiling with SPIM, which can't execute +\ code words that were recently incrementally compiled. +: saved-my-self ( -- addr ) d# 80 >state ; +: state-valid ( -- addr ) d# 81 >state ; +: restartable? ( -- addr ) d# 82 >state ; +: ?saved-state ( -- ) + state-valid @ 0= abort" No program state has been saved in this session." +; + +: .lx ( l -- ) push-hex 9 u.r pop-base ; +: .xx ( d -- ) push-hex d# 17 ud.r pop-base ; + +: .registers ( -- ) + ?saved-state + ??cr +." $pc $hi $lo $sr" cr + $pc .lx $hi .lx $lo .lx $sr .lx +cr cr +." $0 $at $v0 $v1 $a0 $a1 $a2 $a3" cr + $0 .lx $at .lx $v0 .lx $v1 .lx $a0 .lx $a1 .lx $a2 .lx $a3 .lx +cr cr +." $t0 $t1 $t2 $t3 $t4 $t5 $t6 $t7" cr + $t0 .lx $t1 .lx $t2 .lx $t3 .lx $t4 .lx $t5 .lx $t6 .lx $t7 .lx +cr cr +." $s0 $s1 $s2 $s3 $s4 $s5 $s6 $s7" cr + $s0 .lx $s1 .lx $s2 .lx $s3 .lx $s4 .lx $s5 .lx $s6 .lx $s7 .lx +cr cr +." $t8 $t9 $k0 $k1 $gp $sp $s8 $ra" cr + $t8 .lx $t9 .lx $k0 .lx $k1 .lx $gp .lx $sp .lx $s8 .lx $ra .lx +cr cr +; + +: .xregisters ( -- ) + ?saved-state + x-registers? >r true to x-registers? + ??cr +." $pc $hi $lo $sr" cr + $pc .xx $hi .xx $lo .xx $sr .xx +cr cr +." $0 $at $v0 $v1" cr + $0 .xx $at .xx $v0 .xx $v1 .xx +cr cr +." $a0 $a1 $a2 $a3" cr + $a0 .xx $a1 .xx $a2 .xx $a3 .xx +cr cr +." $t0 $t1 $t2 $t3" cr + $t0 .xx $t1 .xx $t2 .xx $t3 .xx +cr cr +." $t4 $t5 $t6 $t7" cr + $t4 .xx $t5 .xx $t6 .xx $t7 .xx +cr cr +." $s0 $s1 $s2 $s3" cr + $s0 .xx $s1 .xx $s2 .xx $s3 .xx +cr cr +." $s4 $s5 $s6 $s7" cr + $s4 .xx $s5 .xx $s6 .xx $s7 .xx +cr cr +." $t8 $t9 $k0 $k1" cr + $t8 .xx $t9 .xx $k0 .xx $k1 .xx +cr cr +." $gp $sp $s8 $ra" cr + $gp .xx $sp .xx $s8 .xx $ra .xx +cr cr + r> to x-registers? +; + +only forth also definitions + +\ LICENSE_BEGIN +\ Copyright (c) 2009 FirmWorks +\ +\ Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining +\ a copy of this software and associated documentation files (the +\ "Software"), to deal in the Software without restriction, including +\ without limitation the rights to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, +\ distribute, sublicense, and/or sell copies of the Software, and to +\ permit persons to whom the Software is furnished to do so, subject to +\ the following conditions: +\ +\ The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be +\ included in all copies or substantial portions of the Software. +\ +\ THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED "AS IS", WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, +\ EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF +\ MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND +\ NONINFRINGEMENT. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE +\ LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION +\ OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM, OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION +\ WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE SOFTWARE. +\ +\ LICENSE_END
Added: cpu/mips/resetjmp.bth =================================================================== --- cpu/mips/resetjmp.bth (rev 0) +++ cpu/mips/resetjmp.bth 2009-05-25 20:35:46 UTC (rev 1201) @@ -0,0 +1,106 @@ +purpose: Reset vector handler +\ See license at end of file + +command: &native &this +build-now + +\needs start-assembling fload ${BP}/cpu/mips/asmtools.fth + +\ The size of this module affects the constant /resetjmp in +\ physaddr.fth. + +start-assembling + +hex + +label resetvec + \ **** This is the initial entry point (reset vector) for the ROM. + \ It just branches past the following copyright string and past the + \ dropin module header for the "resetvec" dropin module, landing at + \ the entry point for that module. The "resetvec" dropin module + \ must appear in the ROM image right after the image that this file + \ creates. + here h# 420 + $0 $0 beq + nop + +end-code + + \ This copyright string will appear in the ROM right after the branch + \ instruction. + " Copyright 2001 FirmWorks All Rights Reserved" c$, + + \ Locations 56-5b are reserved for a MAC address, for systems + \ that wish to store the MAC address in the boot ROM instead of + \ in a UID EEPROM. + h# 56 pad-to + h# ff c, h# ff c, h# ff c, h# ff c, h# ff c, h# ff c, + + \ We reserve ROM locations 5c-5f for the PROMICE AI port and place + \ a distinct signature there. If the AI port is present and enabled + \ at those locations, it will overlay the ROM contents, thus allowing + \ the software to determine whether or not the AI port is present. + + \ The signature should be tested at offset 5c+3 (5f), which is the + \ AI port status register. The value d4 is present at both 5c+0 + \ and 5c+3, in case we ever have to handle big-endian systems that + \ byte-swap the ROM in some modes. + + h# 5c pad-to \ Pad to the location reserved for the AI port + h# d4 c, h# 5a c, h# 5b c, h# d4 c, \ Signature distinct from AI port + + h# 200 pad-to +label tlbrefill + here h# 220 + $0 $0 beq + nop +end-code + + h# 280 pad-to +label xtlbrefill + here h# 1a0 + $0 $0 beq + nop +end-code + + h# 300 pad-to +label cacheerr + here h# 120 + $0 $0 beq + nop +end-code + + h# 380 pad-to +label generalexc + here h# a0 + $0 $0 beq + nop +end-code + + h# 400 pad-to + \ This module must have a fixed size of /resetjmp + +end-assembling + +writing resetjmp.img +asm-base here over - ofd @ fputs +ofd @ fclose + +\ LICENSE_BEGIN +\ Copyright (c) 2009 FirmWorks +\ +\ Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining +\ a copy of this software and associated documentation files (the +\ "Software"), to deal in the Software without restriction, including +\ without limitation the rights to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, +\ distribute, sublicense, and/or sell copies of the Software, and to +\ permit persons to whom the Software is furnished to do so, subject to +\ the following conditions: +\ +\ The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be +\ included in all copies or substantial portions of the Software. +\ +\ THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED "AS IS", WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, +\ EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF +\ MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND +\ NONINFRINGEMENT. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE +\ LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION +\ OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM, OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION +\ WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE SOFTWARE. +\ +\ LICENSE_END
Added: cpu/mips/rootnode.fth =================================================================== --- cpu/mips/rootnode.fth (rev 0) +++ cpu/mips/rootnode.fth 2009-05-25 20:35:46 UTC (rev 1201) @@ -0,0 +1,191 @@ +purpose: Methods for the root node using MIPS Kseg address translation +\ See license at end of file + +: root-map-in ( phys len -- virt ) + " /" " map-in" execute-device-method drop +; +: root-map-out ( virt len -- ) + " /" " map-out" execute-device-method drop +; + +dev / +extend-package + +[ifdef] 2-cell-rootnode 2 [else] 1 [then] +encode-int " #address-cells" property + +0 0 encode-bytes + h# 8000.0000 encode-int encode+ \ Base address +[ifdef] 2-cell-rootnode + 0 encode-int encode+ +[then] + h# 0200.0000 encode-int encode+ \ Size +" dma-ranges" property + +hex +headers + +\ Static methods +: decode-unit ( adr len -- phys ) + push-hex +[ifdef] 2-cell-rootnode + $dnumber? case + 0 of 0. endof + 1 of 0 endof + 2 of endof + endcase +[else] + $number if 0 then +[then] + pop-base +; +: encode-unit ( phys -- adr len ) + push-hex +[ifdef] 2-cell-rootnode + <# #s #> +[else] + (u.) +[then] + pop-base +; + +\ Not-necessarily-static methods +: open ( -- true ) true ; +: close ( -- ) ; + +: map-in ( phys size -- virt ) + drop ( phys.low phys.high ) +[ifdef] 2-cell-rootnode + 0= over h# 2000.0000 u>= or +[else] + dup h# 2000.0000 u>= +[then] + abort" Can't map addresses > (hex) 2000.0000" + kseg1 or +; +: map-out ( virtual size -- ) 2drop ; + +headerless +list: dmalist +listnode + /n field >dma-ua \ address obtained from alloc-mem, unaligned + /n field >dma-aa \ address passed on to caller, cache-line aligned + /n field >dma-len \ original length used to alloc-mem +nodetype: dmanode + +0 dmalist ! +0 dmanode ! +0 value dma-aa + +: dma-aa=? ( node -- aa=? ) + >dma-aa @ dma-aa = +; +: find-dmanode? ( -- prev-node this-node|0 ) + dmalist ['] dma-aa=? find-node +; +: alloc-dmanode ( -- node ) + dmanode allocate-node dup dmalist last-node insert-after +; +: free-dmanode ( prev -- ) + delete-after dmanode free-node +; + +headers + +[ifndef] prepare-dma-range +\ This is the default version, appropriate for systems without hardware +\ cache coherency between the CPU and DMA +: prepare-dma-range ( size ua aa -- size ua dma-aa ) + over 3 pick flush-d$-range ( size ua aa ) \ Remove from cache + kseg1 or +; +[then] + +\ Many MIPS systems require, or at least prefer, that DMA memory is +\ aligned on cache line boundaries. +: dma-alloc ( size -- virt ) + /cache-line + /cache-line round-up dup ( size' size' ) + alloc-mem ( size ua ) + dup /cache-line round-up ( size ua aa ) + prepare-dma-range ( size ua dma-aa ) + dup >r ( size ua aa ) ( R: aa ) + alloc-dmanode ( size ua aa node ) ( R: aa ) + tuck >dma-aa ! ( size ua node ) ( R: aa ) + tuck >dma-ua ! ( size node ) ( R: aa ) + >dma-len ! ( ) ( R: aa ) + r> +; +: dma-free ( virt size -- ) + over to dma-aa find-dmanode? dup if + dup >dma-ua @ swap >dma-len @ free-mem + free-dmanode 2drop + else + 2drop free-mem + then +; +: dma-map-in ( virt size cacheable -- devaddr ) + drop 2dup pcicache-wbinv + drop h# 1fff.ffff and + [ifdef] 2-cell-rootnode 0 [then] +; +: dma-map-out ( virt devaddr size -- ) pcicache-wbinv drop ; +: dma-sync ( virt devaddr size -- ) pcicache-wbinv drop ; +: dma-push ( virt devaddr size -- ) pcicache-inv drop ; +: dma-pull ( virt devaddr size -- ) pcicache-wbinv drop ; + +finish-device + +device-end + +headerless +\ Call this after the system-mac-address is determined, which is typically +\ done near the end of the probing process. +: set-system-id ( -- ) + system-mac-address dup if ( adr 6 ) + " /" find-device ( adr 6 ) + + \ Convert the six bytes of the MAC address into a string of the + \ form 0NNNNNNNNNN, where N is an uppercase hex digit. + push-hex ( adr 6 ) + + <# bounds swap 1- ?do ( ) + i c@ u# u# drop ( ) + -1 +loop ( ) + 0 u# u#> ( adr len ) + + 2dup upper ( adr len ) \ Force upper case + + pop-base ( adr len ) + + encode-string " system-id" property ( ) + + device-end + else + 2drop + then +; +headers + +\ LICENSE_BEGIN +\ Copyright (c) 2009 FirmWorks +\ +\ Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining +\ a copy of this software and associated documentation files (the +\ "Software"), to deal in the Software without restriction, including +\ without limitation the rights to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, +\ distribute, sublicense, and/or sell copies of the Software, and to +\ permit persons to whom the Software is furnished to do so, subject to +\ the following conditions: +\ +\ The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be +\ included in all copies or substantial portions of the Software. +\ +\ THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED "AS IS", WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, +\ EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF +\ MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND +\ NONINFRINGEMENT. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE +\ LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION +\ OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM, OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION +\ WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE SOFTWARE. +\ +\ LICENSE_END
Added: cpu/mips/savefort.fth =================================================================== --- cpu/mips/savefort.fth (rev 0) +++ cpu/mips/savefort.fth 2009-05-25 20:35:46 UTC (rev 1201) @@ -0,0 +1,112 @@ +purpose: Save dictionary to a file for MIPS +\ See license at end of file + +\ save-forth ( filename -- ) +\ Saves the Forth dictionary to a file so it may be later used under Unix +\ +\ save-image ( header-adr header-len init-routine-name filename -- ) +\ Primitive save routine. Saves the dictionary image to a file. +\ The header is placed at the start of the file. The latest definition +\ whose name is the same as the "init-routine-name" argument is +\ installed as the init-io routine. + +only forth also hidden also forth definitions + +headerless +: swap-size ( -- n ) here >swap-map-size ; + +\needs lbflip : lbflip ( l1 -- l2 ) lbsplit swap 2swap swap bljoin ; +variable swap-temp +: swap-lput ( adr -- ) + l@ lbflip swap-temp l! + swap-temp 4 ofd @ fputs +; +: swap-fputs ( adr len -- ) bounds ?do i swap-lput 4 +loop ; +: ?swap-fputs ( adr len -- ) + 3 + 2 >> 0 ?do ( adr ) + dup i la+ ( adr adr' ) + i swap-map bittest if ( adr adr' ) + 4 ofd @ fputs ( adr ) + else ( adr adr' ) + swap-lput ( adr ) + then ( adr ) + loop ( adr ) + drop +; + +false value swapped-save? +: save-image ( header header-len init-routine-name filename -- ) + $new-file + + ( header header-len init-routine-name ) + + init-save + + swapped-save? if + ( header header-len ) swap-fputs \ Write header + origin text-size ?swap-fputs \ Write dictionary + up@ user-size swap-fputs \ Write user area + else + ( header header-len ) ofd @ fputs \ Write header + origin text-size ofd @ fputs \ Write dictionary + up@ user-size ofd @ fputs \ Write user area + then + swap-map swap-size ofd @ fputs \ Write swap map + ofd @ fclose +; +headers + +0 value growth-size + +: make-bin-header ( -- ) + 10000007 h_magic l! \ This is a ba,a .+0x20 instruction + text-size h_tlen l! \ Set the text size in program header + user-size h_dlen l! \ Set the data size in program header + growth-size h_blen l! \ Set the bss size in program header + 0 h_slen l! \ Set the symbol size in program header + origin h_entry l! \ Set the current starting address + swap-size h_trlen l! \ Set the relocation size +; + +\ Save an image of the target system in a file. +: $save-forth ( str -- ) + 8 (align) \ Make sure image is 8 byte aligned + + 2>r + + make-bin-header + + bin-header /bin-header " sys-init" 2r> save-image +; +: $save-forth-swapped ( str -- ) + true to swapped-save? + $save-forth + false to swapped-save? +; +: save-forth ( str -- ) count $save-forth ; + +only forth also definitions + +\ LICENSE_BEGIN +\ Copyright (c) 2009 FirmWorks +\ +\ Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining +\ a copy of this software and associated documentation files (the +\ "Software"), to deal in the Software without restriction, including +\ without limitation the rights to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, +\ distribute, sublicense, and/or sell copies of the Software, and to +\ permit persons to whom the Software is furnished to do so, subject to +\ the following conditions: +\ +\ The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be +\ included in all copies or substantial portions of the Software. +\ +\ THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED "AS IS", WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, +\ EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF +\ MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND +\ NONINFRINGEMENT. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE +\ LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION +\ OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM, OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION +\ WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE SOFTWARE. +\ +\ LICENSE_END
Added: cpu/mips/savemeta.fth =================================================================== --- cpu/mips/savemeta.fth (rev 0) +++ cpu/mips/savemeta.fth 2009-05-25 20:35:46 UTC (rev 1201) @@ -0,0 +1,115 @@ +purpose: Save metacompiled MIPS kernel to a file +\ See license at end of file + +hex +only forth labels also forth also definitions + +\ Program header +create header forth +th 10000007 l, \ Magic number (bra .+32) + 0 l, \ Text size, actual value will be set later + 0 l, \ Data size, actual value will be set later + 0 l, \ Bss size + 0 l, \ Symbol Table size + 0 l, \ Entry + 0 l, \ Text Relocation Size + 0 l, \ Data Relocation Size +\ End of header. +here header - constant /header + +only forth also meta also forth-h also definitions + +\ Save an image of the target system in the file whose name +\ is the argument on the stack. + +: doubleword-align ( n -- n' ) 7 + 7 invert and ; +: text-base ( -- adr ) origin-t >hostaddr ; +: text-size ( -- n ) here-t origin-t - doubleword-align ; +: swap-size ( -- n ) here-t >swap-map-size-t ; +: user-base ( -- adr ) userarea-t ; +: user-size ( -- n ) user-size-t doubleword-align ; + +\needs lbflip : lbflip ( l1 -- l2 ) lbsplit swap 2swap swap bljoin ; +variable swap-temp +: swap-lput ( adr -- ) + l@ lbflip swap-temp l! + swap-temp 4 ofd @ fputs +; +: swap-fputs ( adr len -- ) bounds ?do i swap-lput 4 +loop ; +: ?swap-fputs ( adr len -- ) + 3 + 2 >> 0 ?do ( adr ) + dup i la+ ( adr adr' ) + i swap-map-t bittest if ( adr adr' ) + 4 ofd @ fputs ( adr ) + else ( adr adr' ) + swap-lput ( adr ) + then ( adr ) + loop ( adr ) + drop +; + +: $start-save ( filename$ -- ) + \ Doubleword alignment is not absolutely required, but may turn out to + \ be useful if we ever do a 64-bit implementation. + begin here-t 7 and while 0 c,-t repeat + + $new-file + + \ Set the text and data sizes in the program header + h# 1000.0007 header h# 0 + l-t! \ Magic number + text-size header h# 4 + l-t! \ Text size + user-size header h# 8 + l-t! \ Data size + 0 header h# 10 + l-t! \ Symbol table size + + 0 header h# 14 + l-t! \ Entry point + swap-size header h# 18 + l-t! \ Swap map size + +; +: $save-meta ( filename$ -- ) + $start-save + + header /header ofd @ fputs + text-base text-size ofd @ fputs + user-base user-size ofd @ fputs + + swap-map-t swap-size ofd @ fputs \ Swap map + + ofd @ fclose +; +: $save-meta-swapped ( filename$ -- ) + $start-save + + header /header swap-fputs + text-base text-size ?swap-fputs + user-base user-size swap-fputs + + swap-map-t swap-size ofd @ fputs \ Swap map + + ofd @ fclose +; + +only forth also meta also definitions + +\ LICENSE_BEGIN +\ Copyright (c) 2009 FirmWorks +\ +\ Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining +\ a copy of this software and associated documentation files (the +\ "Software"), to deal in the Software without restriction, including +\ without limitation the rights to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, +\ distribute, sublicense, and/or sell copies of the Software, and to +\ permit persons to whom the Software is furnished to do so, subject to +\ the following conditions: +\ +\ The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be +\ included in all copies or substantial portions of the Software. +\ +\ THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED "AS IS", WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, +\ EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF +\ MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND +\ NONINFRINGEMENT. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE +\ LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION +\ OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM, OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION +\ WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE SOFTWARE. +\ +\ LICENSE_END
Added: cpu/mips/startup.html =================================================================== --- cpu/mips/startup.html (rev 0) +++ cpu/mips/startup.html 2009-05-25 20:35:46 UTC (rev 1201) @@ -0,0 +1,490 @@ +<!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.01 Transitional//EN"> +<html> +<head> + <title>Open Firmware Startup on MIPS Processors</title> +</head> + <body> + +<h1>Open Firmware Startup on MIPS Processors</h1> + This document describes the startup process for Open Firmware on MIPS processors. + It summarizes the requirements for MIPS startup and tells how Open Firmware +code modules can be structured to accomplish the system initialization necessary +for running the main Open Firmware Forth code. +<h2>Overview of Open Firmware Structure</h2> + The sizes listed below are for the code when it is resident in RAM. When +in ROM, the code is typically compressed (as with gzip) to about one half +its uncompressed size. +<p> The Open Firmware ROM image consists of a sequence of modules in "dropin +format". Each "dropin module" consists of a 32-byte header and some code +or data of varying length. The details of dropin module format are described +in a later section. The various dropin modules are concatenated to form +the overall ROM image. </p> +<p> The critical dropin modules are: </p> +<ul> + <li>resetjmp - about 1K </li> + <li>reset - about 3K </li> + <li>start - variable; perhaps 3K to 25K </li> + <li>firmware - about 400K </li> +</ul> + +<h3>The "resetjmp" code</h3> + On MIPS processors, the first instruction that is executed after the CPU +comes out of reset is at the beginning of the ROM, so the first thing in +the ROM cannot be a dropin module with a proper dropin header. The first +true dropin module (with a header) is after the code that occupies the exception +vectors defined by the MIPS hardware specification. The code at the reset +vector jumps directly to the beginning of first true dropin module, named +"reset".<br> +<br> +The source file that defines this code is "arch/mips/<i>platform</i>/resetjmp.bth". + It may also contain entry code for the other ROM exception vectors. + +<h3>The "reset" module</h3> + The "reset" module is a relatively small (typically about 3K) amount of +machine code that sequences the execution of other dropin modules to accomplish +the early startup process. In principle, the "reset" module ought to be +generic so that the same code could run on any MIPS system, but in practice +it is somewhat platform specific for two reasons: +<ol> + <li>The reset code must flush the cache, and cache-flushing code varies +somewhat across different MIPS processors </li> + <li>It's useful to include in the reset code some rudimentary debug facilities +like LED blinking or serial line output; such code is inherently platform-specific. + </li> +</ol> +Possibly after initializing a diagnostic output device, the reset module +locates the start module (by searching through the ROM to find a dropin module +with the named "start" in its header) and calls it (at its beginning address) +as a subroutine.<br> +<br> +The source file that defines this module is "arch/mips/<i>platform</i>/reset.bth".<br> + +<h3>The "start" module</h3> + The purpose of the start module is to initialize the core logic, memory +system, and just enough of the I/O system to get a diagnostic serial port +working. The start module is entirely dependent on the design of the core +logic hardware, so it must be rewritten for each chip family. Writing and +debugging the start module is the crucial step in bringing up Open Firmware +on a new MIPS chipset. A later section of of this document tells how to create +a start module for a new chipset. In preparation for initializing the memory +and a serial port, the start module often has to initialize other parts of +the core logic such as caches, first-level host bridges, etc. In general, +however, the "start" module initializes just enough to get a memory and serial +port working. Initialization of secondary devices like interrupt and DMA +controllers, timers, and most I/O devices is usually left to later code in +the "firmware" module.<br> +<br> +The source file that defines this module is "arch/mips/<i>platform</i>/start.bth". +If the process of initializing the memory system is relatively simple, the +entire "start" code might be in that one file. Otherwise, "start.bth" might +sequence the compilation process of several other files that together implement +the core logic and memory system startup sequence.<br> + +<h3>Loading the "firmware" module</h3> + The start modules returns (as from a normal subroutine) to the reset module +that called it. Subsequent code can then use the RAM memory that the start +module initialized. The reset module's final task is to locate the "firmware" +module (by searching ROM for a dropin module named "firmware"), move it into +RAM, and jump to it. However, there are some complications: +<ul> + <li>The "firmware" module is usually stored in ROM in compressed (gzip) form. + If that is the case, the "reset" module must unzip the "firmware" module +into RAM instead of simply copying it. To do so, the "reset" module locates +the "inflate" module, copies it into RAM (for faster execution), and calls +it with the ROM address of the compressed "firmware" module and the RAM address +where the uncompressed version should be placed. </li> + <li>After the "firmware" module has been copied or uncompressed into RAM, +it is usually necessary to flush the data cache and invalidate the instruction +cache so the CPU can execute the firmware code. </li> +</ul> + Even if the system has enough ROM to store the "firmware" module in ROM +uncompressed, there is an advantage to compressing it. The compressed image +contains a CRC and a redundant length; taken together they constitute a quick +and effective test of the integrity of ROM and RAM. ROM problems corrupt +the compressed code stream, which makes the inflater get "out of sync" and +misread the final length field. RAM problems show up as a CRC mismatch when +the inflater computes the CRC of the RAM image after uncompressing it. +<p> It's possible to do more extensive memory tests at this point, but it's +better to defer them until later, when the full Open Firmware I/O system +can be used to report the results. </p> +<h3>The "firmware" module</h3> + The firmware module contains the vast majority of the functionality of Open +Firmware. It is mostly written in Forth, on top of a relatively small assembly +language kernel that implements the Forth virtual machine. Its basic internal +structure is that of a Forth "dictionary", which is a set of linked lists. + Each such list is called a "vocabulary". The list elements are called "words". +Each word has a name, an associated action, and optionally some data. A +particular word's action can be implemented by either a sequence of machine +code or a sequence of other words. Typically, only the most basic primitive +operations (add, subtract, branch, copy, etc.) are implemented as machine +code words. +<p> The Forth dictionary is incrementally compiled in a layered fashion. Each +layer is internally complete and self-consistent as far as it goes. </p> +<h4>The C Wrapper</h4> + The same Forth dictionary image can run either as a standalone program on +the target machine (when it is fulfilling the functions of Open Firmware) +or as a user program under Linux or another operating system. In this latter +mode, it requires help from an external program that is called the "C wrapper". + The "C wrapper" is an executable program that is compiled from C source +code. Its job is to provide basic system services like I/O and memory allocation, +isolating the system-independent Forth dictionary from operating-system-specific +details such as the system's executable file format. +<p> The compilation process for the Forth dictionary depends on this technique +of running Forth as a user process. A basic Forth system runs under Linux +with the help of the C wrapper program, extends itself by compiling source +code from files, and saves the extended Forth dictionary into another file. + The process can be repeated as necessary, until the resulting file contains +all the features that are needed for the Open Firmware system that is to +run on the target system. It can then be embedded within the "firmware" +dropin module. </p> +<h4>The Forth Kernel - kernel.dic</h4> + The innermost layer is the Forth language kernel. It is a fully-functional +implementation of the core ANS Forth language. It contains an interactive +interpreter and an incremental compiler, so it is capable of extending itself +by compiling new words into its dictionary. +<p> The Forth kernel implementation contains MIPS machine code sequences, +so its binary image is specific to the MIPS-32 instruction set architecture. +The kernel does not contain any code that is specific to particular MIPS processor +variants or to particular system architectures. It uses only user-level +MIPs instructions. </p> +<p> The Forth kernel source code is very stable and almost never needs to +be changed in order to port Open Firmware to a new platform. The only time +the kernel source needs to change is to port Open Firmware to a new instruction +set architecture, and even then most of the kernel files remain unchanged. +</p> +<p> The compilation directory for the Forth kernel is fm/cwrapper/mips/build. +The command for compiling it is </p> +<pre> build kernel<br></pre> + In most cases, you won't need to execute this command explicitly, because +higher-level builder scripts will do it automatically if necessary. The name +of the kernel image file is "kernel.dic". The builder script for compiling +it is "fm/cwrapper/mips/kernel.bth" . +<h4>(The Metacompiler)</h4> + The kernel is compiled from source code that is written in a combination +of high-level Forth and assembly language. The assembly language code uses +a simplified postfix syntax that is very easy to parse, so the assembler +is very simple and small. The program that compiles the Forth kernel is +called a "metacompiler". It processes source code that is very similar to +the source code accepted by an ordinary Forth incremental compiler, but the +metacompiler can do some extra things: +<ul> + <li>It can create a new self-contained Forth system that is separate from +itself, rather than just being able to add on to an existing Forth dictionary. + </li> + <li>It can cross-compile a Forth kernel for an instruction set other than +the instruction set on which the metacompiler is running. </li> + <li>It can handle forward references transparently. </li> +</ul> + However, the metacompiler does have one important limitation - it cannot +handle arbitrary data constructs defined by means of CREATE and DOES> +(these are advanced Forth features). This limitation makes it difficult +to metacompile the entire Open Firmware system as one monolithic unit. +<p> The metacompiler and the simple assembler are both included in the "builder" +program that is described later. </p> +<h4>Extended Forth - tools.dic</h4> + The layer above the kernel is called "tools.dic", named for the file that +contains it. Tools.dic is an extended Forth programming environment that +contains a number of useful tools such as an incremental assembler, a source-level +debugger, a callfinder, a wordfinder, a line editor with history and command +completion, and numerous other extensions that go beyond the basic words +defined by ANS Forth. +<p> Tools.dic does not include any Open Firmware abstractions such as device +tree, packages, or FCode. Those are in the next layer up. Tools.dic serves +as a common Forth language base for both the remainder of the Open Firmware +build process and also the builder program. </p> +<p> The compilation directory for tools.dic is fm/cwrapper/mips/build. The +command for compiling it is </p> +<pre> build tools<br></pre> + In most cases, you won't need to execute this command explicitly, because +higher-level builder scripts will do it automatically if necessary. The name +of the image file is "tools.dic". The builder script for compiling it is +"fm/cwrapper/mips/tools.bth" . +<h4>Base Firmware - basefw.dic</h4> + The layer above tools.dic in the path to Open Firmware is "basefw.dic". Base +firmware contains the platform-independent parts of the features defined +by the Open Firmware standard, including the device tree, client interface, +FCode evaluator, and support packages. It also includes numerous FirmWorks +extensions such as TCP and filesystem support. +<p> basefw.dic does not contain any code that is specific to the board-level +architecture or the devices that may be present on a particular platform. +Thus the same basefw.dic binary image file can often be used unchanged as +the basis for building platform-specific Open Firmware implementations for +multiple platforms that use the same CPU instruction set architecture (i.e. +MIPS in this case). Porting to a new MIPS platform usually does not require +modifications to basefw.dic </p> +<p> Some code modules that are not platform-specific, and thus could be included +in basefw.dic, are not included because the features that they implement are +optional. The code itself is platform-independent, but the choice of whether +or not to include it is platform-specific. </p> +<p> The compilation directory for basefw.dic is fm/cwrapper/mips/build. The +command for compiling it is </p> +<pre> build basefw<br></pre> + In most cases, you won't need to execute this command explicitly, because +higher-level builder scripts will do it automatically if necessary. The name +of the image file is "basefw.dic". The builder script for compiling it is +"fm/cwrapper/mips/basefw.bth" . +<h4>The complete Open Firmware dictionary - fw.dic</h4> + The final layer is "fw.dic". It extends basefw.dic to include support for +a specific target hardware platform. It includes device drivers for core +devices like timers, interrupt controllers, bus bridges, diagnostic UARTs, +FLASH chips, and NVRAM devices. It also includes information describing the +physical address map and other system characteristics. It may include diagnostics +for manufacturing, field service, and initial system checkout. Optional features +like support for specific program image formats (e.g. ELF) and file system +layouts (e.g. Linux ext2) are added at this level. Customer-specific code, +such as new user interface commands for special system maintenance requirements, +can be added as well. +<p> "fw.dic", usually in compressed form, is the body of the "firmware" dropin +module. </p> +<p> Drivers for PCI bus devices like mass-storage or network interfaces can +either be "hard-compiled" into fw.dic or attached externally as separate +dropin modules in FCode format. The latter is often more convenient for +devices that are not needed during the early phases of platform initialization. +</p> +<p> Most of the porting work for a new platform, apart from the very low +level code in the "start" module as described above, is done at the fw.dic +level. </p> +<p> Even though it contains a great deal of code that is specific to the +target hardware, it is still possible to run "fw.dic" under the compilation +operating system via the C wrapper. "fw.dic" contains separate entry points +and initialization sequences for the two environments (standalone execution +on the target system and OS-hosted execution on the compilation system). +The code that accesses target-specific devices is executed only if "fw.dic" +is entered via its standalone entry point. </p> +<p> This ability to run "fw.dic" in the OS environment can be quite convenient +for debugging purposes, because you can use the built-in debugging facilities +to inspect the code that has actually been compiled. It eliminates the need +for listings of the compiled code or "dump" files. </p> +<p> The compilation directory for basefw.dic is arch/mips/<i>platform</i>/build, +where <i>platform</i> is the name of a directory for a specific target hardware +platform. The command for compiling it is </p> +<pre> build fw<br></pre> + In most cases, you won't need to execute this command explicitly, because +the top-level builder script will do it automatically if necessary. The name +of the image file is "fw.dic". The builder script for compiling it is "arch/mips/<i>platform</i>/fw.bth" +. +<h4>The top-level builder script - rom.bth</h4> + The file that contains the overall image of the entire contents of ROM (i.e. +FLASH) is "rom.img". "rom.img" contains a sequence of dropin modules, including +"resetjmp", "reset", "start", "inflate", "firmware", and usually several +other modules containing things like FCode drivers for PCI devices. +<p> The compilation directory for rom.img is arch/mips/<i>platform</i>/build, +where <i>platform</i> is the name of a directory for a specific target hardware +platform. The command for compiling it is </p> +<pre> build rom<br></pre> + <b><i>This is the top-level command that you use to recompile Open Firmware.</i></b> +The name of the image file is "rom.img". The builder script for compiling +it is "arch/mips/<i>platform</i>/rom.bth" . +<h3>How MIPS Processors Come Out of Reset</h3> + After reset, MIPS processors begin execution at the beginning of ROM at +virtual address 0xbfc00000. That virtual address corresponds to the physical +address 0x1fc00000. The virtual-to-physical translation results from the +"kseg1" translation region, which maps virtual addresses 0xa0000000-0xbfffffff +to physical addresses 0x0000000-0x1fffffff in uncached mode. Within that +physical address range, the first half (0x00000000-0x0fffffff) is usually +for RAM while the second half (0x10000000-0x1fffffff) is for I/O devices. +<p> Early startup code typically runs from this uncached virtual address range +until the caches and the memory have been initialized. Thereafter, for faster +execution, code can be copied into memory where it can execute from the cached +"kseg0" translation region, which maps the same physical address range to +the virtual address range from 0x80000000-0x9fffffff. When running from +kseg0, I/O accesses are still done through the kseg1 addresses, as it is +rarely correct to cache I/O registers. (In some systems, the hardware permits +the execution of ROM code in cached mode; on those systems, you can run from +the kseg0 region before initializing memory.) </p> +<p> The code at the reset vector must jump to some other location within a +few instructions, because the other exception vectors are located at nearby +addresses. The details vary somewhat across different MIPS processors, but +as a general rule the first 32 instruction locations are always available +for the reset code. The top end of the ROM exception vector area is typically +at offset 0x3ff from the beginning of ROM, so the code in the first 32 instructions +typically jumps to other code at offset 0x400 or above. </p> +<h3>The Builder</h3> + The FirmWorks "builder" program is an integrated tool for managing the Open +Firmware compilation process. It has these features: +<ul> + <li>Dependency manager (similar in spirit to Unix "make") that + <ul> + <li>Recompiles only those layers whose source has changed </li> + <li>Automatically generates dependency lists during compilation </li> + <li>Tracks the files used to help with release engineering tasks </li> + </ul> + </li> + <li>Native and/or cross assemblers </li> + <li>Metacompiler for cross-compiling Forth kernels </li> + <li>Dropin module creation and inspection tools </li> + <li>FCode tokenizer </li> + <li>FCode detokenizer </li> + <li>General-purpose Forth interpreter/compiler/environment </li> +</ul> + +<h4>Builder scripts - .bth files</h4> + Builder scripts look very similar to Forth source code, because the builder +is just a Forth compiler with the extensions listed above. It is possible +to convert an ordinary Forth source file into a builder script simply by +adding two lines near the beginning of the file. +<p> Builder scripts have the filename extension ".bth", which makes it possible +for the builder to locate them automatically. Ordinary Forth source code +files have the extension ".fth". The wildcard pattern "*th" matches both +Forth source files and builder scripts, which is often convenient when using +"grep" to search for a particular string. </p> +<p> Each ".bth" file pertains to a single object file (in contrast to a Makefile, +which can list numerous "targets" in a single file). There can be (and usually +are) several ".bth" files in one directory, each pertaining to one target +object. The base name of the ".bth" file is the same as the base name of +the target object; for example, if the target image filename is "rom.img", +the builder script filename is "rom.bth". </p> +<p> The ".bth" file need not be in the directory where the target will be +built; when the builder needs to recompile a target object, it will search +upward from the build directory until it finds an appropriately-named ".bth" +file. The main purpose of this is to segregate source files and object files +in different directories. The "keep searching upwards" rule can be used to +good effect by having a generic ".bth" file in a higher level directory (e.g. +at the "/mips" level, but specific platforms that need something other than +the default can override it by making their own version at a lower directory +level.</p> +<h4>Builder dependency lines</h4> +<h4> </h4> +<p> The only structural difference between a builder script and an ordinary +Forth source code file is the addition of a few dependency lines near the +beginning of the file. Those dependency lines give the builder information +like: </p> +<ul> + <li>Which Forth dictionary file serves as the base for the next phase of +compilation. </li> + <li>Which instruction set architecture is required for compilation </li> + <li>Which input files, other than Forth source code files, the script depends +on. (The builder can automatically determine dependencies on Forth source +code files.) </li> +</ul> + For example, here are the dependency lines at the beginning of fw.bth. +<pre>dictionary: ${BP}/cpu/mips/build/basefw.dic<br>command: &mipsfth &dictionary &this<br>build-now<br></pre> + The "dictionary:" line says an up-to-date version of the dictionary file +"${BP}/fm/cwrapper/mips/build/basefw.dic" is needed in order to perform the +compilation that is defined by the rest of this builder script. If that +dictionary file is missing or out-of-date with respect to a files it depends +on, the builder will automatically build it first. "${BP}" is a C wrapper +macro that expands to the base directory of the firmware source tree. The +C wrapper automatically locates that base directory by searching up the tree +from the current build directory. +<p> The "command:" line tells which operating system command to use to recompile +the object that this builder script pertains to. In general, it can be any +shell command, but it is often of the form shown. "&mipsfth" is a builder +macro that expands to the name of the C wrapper program that is appropriate +for compiling MIPS code. "&dictionary" expands to the file named on +the preceding "dictionary:" line, and "&this" expands to the name fo +the current builder script file. If the object to be compiled is out of +date with respect to a dependency, that command line (after macro expansion) +is executed. In this case, the MIPS C wrapper executable program would be +run, passing to it as command line arguments the name of the base dictionary +file and the name of the builder script file. </p> +<p> "build-now" tells the builder that there are no more dependency lines; +it causes the builder to proceed to check the dependencies and to perform +any necessary recompillatin. </p> +<p> The normal Forth compiler treats builder dependency lines as comments. +The rest of a builder script after the builder lines file contains the Forth +source code to be compiled. Often that source code consists primarily of +"fload <i>filename</i>" commands, so the script mostly sequences the compilation +of other (ordinary) Forth srouce code files. However, that is just a weak +convention; builder scripts can and do contain arbitrary Forth code after +the builder command lines. </p> +<p> The only other type of dependency line that is typically used is "in: +<i>filename</i>". That line, of which there can be many instances, tells +the builder that the object to be compiled has a dependency on the indicated +file. "in:" lines are only necessary for files that are not Forth source +files. Typically they are used for binary images like pretokenized FCode +binary files, prebuilt dropin modules, or object files compiled by other +language processors. </p> +<h4>Builder .log files</h4> + When the Forth compiler writes out a file (typically a ".dic" dictionary +file), it also writes out a ".log" file with the same base name. That ".log" +file lists the names and timestamps of all the files that were opened during +the compilation. (This logging functionality is actually implemented by the +C wrapper program.) The builder uses the .log files to check dependencies. +This is how the dependencies are maintained automatically. +<p> The log files can be deleted at any time without losing any critical +information. If a log file is missing, the builder won't try to avoid an +unnecessary recompilation by checking direct dependencies; it will just recompile +the target anyway. It will, however, first recursively check dependencies +listed on "dictionary:" and "in:" lines, recompiling them first if necessary. +</p> +<h4>The "build" command</h4> + The "build" command invokes the builder. "build" itself is a shell script +whose main function is to locate the correct C wrapper file and builder dictionary +("native.dic") for the OS and instruction set of the compilation host machine. + The builder dictionary files are located in "bin/<i>CPU</i>/native.dic", +where <i>CPU</i> is the name of the instruction set that the builder dictionary +runs on. The C wrapper executable files are in "bin/<i>CPU</i>/<i>os</i>/forth", +where <i>os</i> is an operating system name like "linux". The "build" shell +script works out the correct values for <i>CPU</i> and <i>os</i> and sets +the HOSTDIR environment variable to <i>path</i>/bin/<i>CPU</i>/<i>os</i>, +where <i>path</i> is the path to the root of the Open Firmware source tree. + Then it runs the appropriate C wrapper ("forth") with the appropriate build +dictionary file ("native.dic"), like this: +<pre> ${HOSTDIR}/forth ${HOSTDIR}/../native.dic <i>arg</i> +</pre> + <i>arg</i> is the argument that was on the "build" command line. It is the +name of the top-level target object that is to be compiled. The extension +can be present or absent; "build rom" and "build rom.img" are equivalent. +<p> If <i>arg</i> is omitted, the builder will run in interactive mode, giving +you an "ok" prompt from which you can issue Forth commands to invoke any +of the other builder features. Or you can just use it as a Forth interpreter. +</p> +<h3>Language Alternatives for the Start Module</h3> + Since its job is to configure and initialize the memory controller, the +"start" module can be written in any language that can generate code that +doesn't need RAM memory. The pros and cons of several language choices are +given below. +<h4>Forth</h4> + Forth code requires a stack to operate, so it's not a viable candidate for +coding the "start" module. +<h4>C</h4> + With a lot of care, it's possible to write C code that doesn't need memory. + You have to use exactly the right compiler flags, limit the number of variables +and the nesting depth of subroutine calls, and make sure the variables are +allocated to registers. Even then you often have to edit the assembly language +output to remove the stack preamble code at the top level. If you switch +to a new version of the compiler toolchain, you often have to go back and +change something to keep a memory dependency from creeping in. +<p> Another technique is to use the cache, without memory backing, as variable +storage and stack for the C code. That, too, requires some trickery, mastery +of the compiler switches, and usually some in-line assembly code. But it +can be worthwhile if the memory controller is so complicated that programming +it in assembly language is just too difficult. </p> +<h4>Forth Assembler</h4> + The FirmWorks builder program includes a +<a href=assembler.html>MIPS assembler</a>. +The syntax is unconventional +(it is postfix, so the operands are mentioned before the operands), +but the assembler is small and predictable. You can easily make macros +so you don't have to write out canned sequences explicitly every time. +The assembler also has built-in structured conditional macros that mimic +Forth control flow constructs ( e.g. ... IF ... ELSE ... THEN), so you +don't have explictly write branch instructions and keep track of labels. +<p> The Forth assembler is missing some of the more esoteric new MIPS +instructions, but it's relatively easy to extend it, or you can just insert +the opcode in the code as a hex number. +The assembler won't reorder code, so you have to be careful +with MIPS delayed branches. </p> +<p> The assembler is well integrated with the builder facilities for +creating dropin modules, so it's easy to package the resulting binary code +in the dropin module format. </p> +<h4>GNU Assembler</h4> + The GNU assembler can generate arbitrary machine code sequences as needed. + You can assemble the code into an ELF file, extract just the code into an +raw image file, then use the builder to encapsulate that raw image into a +dropin module. The disadvantage of this approach is the need to maintain +an installation of the GNU toolchain in conjunction with the Open Firmware +build environment (many organizations will be using the GNU toolchain anyway, +so this may not be a severe disadvantage). One advantage is that many people +are already familiar with the GNU assembler. +<h3>Examples</h3> + +<h3>Sample fw.bth</h3> + +<h3>Dropin Module Format</h3> + +<h3>Nanoforth</h3> + +</body> +</html>
Added: cpu/mips/sys.fth =================================================================== --- cpu/mips/sys.fth (rev 0) +++ cpu/mips/sys.fth 2009-05-25 20:35:46 UTC (rev 1201) @@ -0,0 +1,99 @@ +purpose: C wrapper low-level I/O interface +\ See license at end of file + +\ Low-level I/O interface for use with a C "wrapper" program. +\ The C program provides the Forth kernel with an array of entry-points +\ into C subroutines for performing the actual system calls. +\ This scheme should be reasonably compatible with nearly any Unix +\ implementation. The only difference would be in the implementation of +\ "syscall", which has to look up the address of the actual system call +\ C routine in the system call table provided to it by the C program loader. +\ It then has to convert the stack arguments into the same form as is +\ expected by the C system call routines. This obviously depends on the +\ details of the C calling sequence, but should not be too hard because +\ C compilers usually pass arguments on the stack. +\ Syscall is defined in the kernel, because it is needed for basics like +\ key and emit. + +decimal + +/l ualloc-t dup equ syscall-user# +user syscall-vec \ long address of system call vector +nuser sysretval + +\ I/O for running under an OS with a C program providing actual I/O routines + +meta +code syscall ( <args> call# -- <args> ) + \ Get address of system call table + 'user syscall-vec t9 lw + bubble + t9 tos tos addu + tos 0 t9 lw \ Address of routine + + sp 0 $a0 lw \ Get some arguments + sp 4 $a1 lw + sp 8 $a2 lw + + t9 ra jalr + sp 12 $a3 lw \ Delay slot + + v0 'user sysretval sw \ Save the result + + sp tos pop \ Fix stack +c; +: retval ( -- return_value ) sysretval @ ; +: lretval ( -- l.return_value ) sysretval l@ ; + +nuser errno \ The last system error code +: error? ( return-value -- return-value error? ) + dup 0< dup if 60 syscall retval errno ! then ( return-value flag ) +; + +\ Rounds down to a block boundary. This causes all file accesses to the +\ underlying operating system to occur on disk block boundaries. Some +\ systems (e.g. CP/M) require this; others which don't require it +\ usually run faster with alignment than without. + +\ Aligns to a 512-byte boundary +hex +: _falign ( l.byte# fd -- l.aligned ) drop 1ff invert and ; +: _dfalign ( d.byte# fd -- d.aligned ) drop swap 1ff invert and swap ; + +th 1b4 is file-protection \ rw-rw-r-- Unix file protection code + +: sys-init-io ( -- ) + install-wrapper-io + install-disk-io + \ Don't poll the keyboard under Unix; block waiting for a key + ['] (key ['] key (is +; +' sys-init-io is init-io + +: sys-init ; \ Environment initialization chain +' sys-init is init-environment +decimal + +\ LICENSE_BEGIN +\ Copyright (c) 2009 FirmWorks +\ +\ Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining +\ a copy of this software and associated documentation files (the +\ "Software"), to deal in the Software without restriction, including +\ without limitation the rights to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, +\ distribute, sublicense, and/or sell copies of the Software, and to +\ permit persons to whom the Software is furnished to do so, subject to +\ the following conditions: +\ +\ The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be +\ included in all copies or substantial portions of the Software. +\ +\ THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED "AS IS", WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, +\ EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF +\ MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND +\ NONINFRINGEMENT. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE +\ LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION +\ OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM, OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION +\ WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE SOFTWARE. +\ +\ LICENSE_END
Added: cpu/mips/target.fth =================================================================== --- cpu/mips/target.fth (rev 0) +++ cpu/mips/target.fth 2009-05-25 20:35:46 UTC (rev 1201) @@ -0,0 +1,296 @@ +purpose: Metacompiler target configuration for MIPS +\ See license at end of file + +only forth also meta definitions +defer init-relocation-t +defer set-relocation-bit-t + +decimal + +h# c000 constant max-kernel \ Maximum size of the kernel + +only forth also meta assembler definitions +: normal ( -- ) \ Perform target-dependent assembler initialization +; + +only forth also meta definitions + +: lobyte h# 0ff and ; +: hibyte 8 >> lobyte ; + +2 constant /w-t +4 constant /l-t +/l-t constant /n-t +/l-t constant /a-t +/a-t constant /thread-t +/l-t constant /token-t +/l-t constant /link-t +/token-t constant /defer-t +/n-t h# 800 * constant user-size-t +/n-t h# 100 * constant ps-size-t +/n-t h# 100 * constant rs-size-t +/l-t constant /user#-t + +\ 32 bit host Forth compiling 32-bit target Forth +: l->n-t ; immediate +: n->l-t ; immediate +: n->n-t ; immediate +: s->l-t ; immediate + +: c!-t ( n adr -- ) >hostaddr c! ; +: c@-t ( adr -- n ) >hostaddr c@ ; + +[ifdef] little-endian-t +\ little-endian versions +: w!-t ( n add -- ) over lobyte over c!-t ca1+ swap hibyte swap c!-t ; +: l!-t ( l add -- ) >r lwsplit swap r@ w!-t r> /w-t + w!-t ; +: w@-t ( target-address -- n ) dup c@-t swap 1+ c@-t 8 << or ; +: l@-t ( target-address -- n ) dup >r /w-t + w@-t r> w@-t swap wljoin ; +[else] +\ big-endian versions +: w!-t ( n add -- ) over hibyte over c!-t ca1+ swap lobyte swap c!-t ; +: l!-t ( l add -- ) >r lwsplit r@ w!-t r> /w-t + w!-t ; +: w@-t ( target-address -- n ) dup c@-t 8 << swap 1+ c@-t or ; +: l@-t ( target-address -- n ) dup >r /w-t + w@-t r> w@-t wljoin ; +[then] + +: !-t ( n add -- ) l!-t ; +: @-t ( target-address -- n ) l@-t ; + +\ Store target data types into the host address space. +: c-t! ( c host-address -- ) c! ; +[ifdef] little-endian-t +: w-t! ( w host-address -- ) + over hibyte over ca1+ c-t! swap lobyte swap c-t! +; +: l-t! ( l host-address -- ) >r lwsplit r@ /w-t + w-t! r> w-t! ; +[else] +: w-t! ( w host-address -- ) + over hibyte over c-t! ca1+ swap lobyte swap c-t! +; +: l-t! ( l host-address -- ) >r lwsplit r@ w-t! r> /w-t + w-t! ; +[then] +: n-t! ( n host-address -- ) l-t! ; + +: c-t@ ( host-address -- c ) c@ ; +[ifdef] little-endian-t +: w-t@ ( host-address -- w ) >r r@ c-t@ r> 1+ c-t@ bwjoin ; +: l-t@ ( host-address -- l ) >r r@ w-t@ r> /w-t + w-t@ wljoin ; +[else] +: w-t@ ( host-address -- w ) >r r@ 1+ c-t@ r> c-t@ bwjoin ; +: l-t@ ( host-address -- l ) >r r@ /w-t + w-t@ r> w-t@ wljoin ; +[then] + +\ Next 3 are machine-independent +: c,-t ( byte -- ) here-t dup set-swap-bit-t 1 allot-t c!-t ; +: w,-t ( word -- ) here-t /w-t allot-t w!-t ; +: l,-t ( long -- ) here-t /l-t allot-t l!-t ; + +: ,-t ( n -- ) l,-t ; \ for 32 bit stacks +: ,user#-t ( user# -- ) l,-t ; + +: a@-t ( target-address -- target-address ) l@-t ; +: a!-t ( token target-address -- ) ( set-relocation-bit-t ) l!-t ; +: token@-t ( target-address -- target-acf ) a@-t ; +: token!-t ( acf target-address -- ) a!-t ; + +: rlink@-t ( occurrence -- next-occurrence ) a@-t ; +: rlink!-t ( next-occurrence occurrence -- ) token!-t ; + + +\ Machine independent +: a,-t ( adr -- ) here-t /a-t allot-t a!-t ; +: token,-t ( token -- ) here-t /token-t allot-t token!-t ; + +\ These versions of linkx-t are for absolute links +: link@-t ( target-address -- target-address' ) a@-t ; +: link!-t ( target-address target-address -- ) a!-t ; +: link,-t ( target-address -- ) a,-t ; + +: a-t@ ( host-address -- target-address ) +[ also forth ] + dup origin here within over up@ dup user-size + within or if +[ previous ] + l@ + else + hostaddr> a@-t + then +; +: a-t! ( target-address host-address -- ) +[ also forth ] + dup origin here within over up@ dup user-size + within or if +[ previous ] + l! + else + hostaddr> a!-t + then +; +: rlink-t@ ( host-adr -- target-adr ) a-t@ ; +: rlink-t! ( target-adr host-adr -- ) a-t! ; + +: token-t@ ( host-address -- target-acf ) a-t@ ; +: token-t! ( target-acf host-address -- ) a-t! ; +: link-t@ ( host-address -- target-address ) a-t@ ; +: link-t! ( target-address host-address -- ) a-t! ; + +\ Machine independent +: a-t, ( target-address -- ) here /a-t allot a-t! ; +: token-t, ( target-address -- ) here /token-t allot token-t! ; +: >body-t ( cfa-t -- pfa-t ) + \ The code fields of DOES> and ;CODE words contain an extra token + " dodoes" ['] labels $vfind if + execute + over token@-t = if /token-t + then + else + drop + then + /token-t + +; + +1 constant #threads-t +create threads-t #threads-t 1+ /link-t * allot + +: $hash-t ( adr len voc-ptr -- thread ) + -rot nip #threads-t 1- and /thread-t * + +; + +\ Should allocate these dynamically. +\ The dictionary space should be dynamically allocated too. + +\ The user area image lives in the host address space. +\ We wish to store into the user area with -t commands so as not +\ to need separate words to store target items into host addresses. +\ That is why user+ returns a target address. + +\ Machine Independent + +0 constant userarea-t +: setup-user-area ( -- ) + user-size-t alloc-mem is userarea-t + userarea-t user-size-t erase +; + +: >user-t ( cfa-t -- user-adr-t ) + >body-t + @-t + userarea-t + +; + +: n>link-t ( anf-t -- alf-t ) /link-t - ; +: l>name-t ( alf-t -- anf-t ) /link-t + ; + +decimal +/l constant #align-t +/l constant #talign-t +/l constant #linkalign-t +/l constant #acf-align-t +: aligned-t ( n1 -- n2 ) #align-t 1- + #align-t negate and ; +: acf-aligned-t ( n1 -- n2 ) #acf-align-t 1- + #acf-align-t negate and ; + +\ NullFix bl -> 0 +: align-t ( -- ) + begin here-t #align-t 1- and while 0 c,-t repeat +; +: talign-t ( -- ) + begin here-t #talign-t 1- and while 0 c,-t repeat +; +: linkalign-t ( -- ) + begin here-t #linkalign-t 1- and while 0 c,-t repeat +; +: acf-align-t ( -- ) talign-t ; + +: entercode ( -- ) + only forth also labels also meta also mips-assembler +\ assembler + [ also mips-assembler ] here delay-barrier ! [ previous ] +; + +\ Next 5 are Machine Independent +: cmove-t ( from to-t n -- ) + 0 do over c@ over c!-t 1+ swap 1+ swap loop 2drop +; +: place-cstr-t ( adr len cstr-adr-t -- cstr-adr-t ) + >r tuck r@ swap cmove-t ( len ) r@ + 0 swap c!-t r> +; +: "copy-t ( from to-t -- ) + over c@ 2+ cmove-t +; +: toggle-t ( addr-t n -- ) swap >r r@ c@-t xor r> c!-t ; + +: clear-threads-t ( hostaddr -- ) + #threads-t /link-t * bounds do + origin-t i link-t! + /link +loop +; +: initmeta ( -- ) +\ init-relocation-t + threads-t #threads-t /link-t * bounds do + origin-t i link-t! + /link +loop + threads-t current-t ! +; + +\ For compiling branch offsets used by control constructs. +\ These compile relative branches. + +/l-t constant /branch +: branch! ( offset addr-t -- ) + over - ( from offset ) swap + l!-t +; +: branch, ( offset -- ) + here-t - + l,-t +; + +\ Store actions for some data structures. This has to be in this +\ file because it depends on the location of the user area (in some +\ versions, the user area has to be in the dictionary for +\ relocation to work right, but in other versions, the user area +\ is elsewhere. Ultimately, separate relocation for the user area is +\ needed. + +: isuser ( n acf -- ) >user-t n-t! ; +: istuser ( acf1 acf -- ) >user-t token-t! ; +: isvalue ( n acf -- ) >user-t n-t! ; +: isdefer ( acf acf -- ) >user-t token-t! ; + +: thread-t! ( thread adr -- ) link-t! ; + +only forth also meta also definitions +: install-target-assembler ( -- ) + [ assembler ] +\ ['] dp-t is asmdp + ['] here-t is here + ['] allot-t is asm-allot + ['] l@-t is asm@ + ['] l!-t is asm! + [ meta ] +; +: install-host-assembler ( -- ) + [ assembler ] resident [ meta ] +; + +\ LICENSE_BEGIN +\ Copyright (c) 2009 FirmWorks +\ +\ Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining +\ a copy of this software and associated documentation files (the +\ "Software"), to deal in the Software without restriction, including +\ without limitation the rights to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, +\ distribute, sublicense, and/or sell copies of the Software, and to +\ permit persons to whom the Software is furnished to do so, subject to +\ the following conditions: +\ +\ The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be +\ included in all copies or substantial portions of the Software. +\ +\ THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED "AS IS", WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, +\ EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF +\ MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND +\ NONINFRINGEMENT. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE +\ LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION +\ OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM, OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION +\ WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE SOFTWARE. +\ +\ LICENSE_END
Added: cpu/mips/testasm.fth =================================================================== --- cpu/mips/testasm.fth (rev 0) +++ cpu/mips/testasm.fth 2009-05-25 20:35:46 UTC (rev 1201) @@ -0,0 +1,94 @@ +purpose: Load file for running the MIPS assembler under C Forth 83 +\ See license at end of file + +: l>d 0 ; + +alias ul. u. +alias headerless noop +alias headerless0 noop +alias headers noop + +\ cd /home/forthware/wmb/fm/extend/mips + +fload assem.fth +fload disassem.fth + +: label create mips-assembler ; +: code + create + d# 306 here body> ! \ 305 is the primitive number for deferred words + also mips-assembler +; +: next [ also mips-assembler ] $31 jr nop [ previous ] ; +: end-code previous ; +: c; next end-code ; + +also mips-assembler definitions +alias s0 $16 +alias s1 $17 +alias s2 $18 +alias s3 $19 +alias s4 $20 +alias s5 $21 +alias s6 $22 +alias s7 $23 +alias t0 $8 +alias t1 $9 +alias t2 $10 +alias t3 $11 +alias t4 $12 +alias t5 $13 +alias t6 $14 +alias t7 $15 + +.( XXX I don't know which register the compiler will use for the Forth) cr +.( stack pointer) cr + +: base s2 ; : up s3 ; : tos s4 ; : ip s5 ; : rp s6 ; : sp ??? ; +previous definitions +hex + +\ Example - this is almost +code xcmove ( src dst cnt -- ) + sp 0 tos lw \ cnt into tos + sp 8 t0 lw \ Src into t0 + sp 4 t1 lw \ Dst into t1 + sp 3 /n* sp addiu \ Pop stack + + t0 tos t2 addu \ t2 = src limit + + t0 t2 <> if + nop + + begin + t0 0 t3 lbu \ Load byte + t0 1 t0 addiu \ (load delay) Increment src + t3 t1 0 sb \ Store byte + t0 t2 = until + t1 1 t1 addiu \ (delay) Increment dst + then +c; + +\ LICENSE_BEGIN +\ Copyright (c) 2009 FirmWorks +\ +\ Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining +\ a copy of this software and associated documentation files (the +\ "Software"), to deal in the Software without restriction, including +\ without limitation the rights to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, +\ distribute, sublicense, and/or sell copies of the Software, and to +\ permit persons to whom the Software is furnished to do so, subject to +\ the following conditions: +\ +\ The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be +\ included in all copies or substantial portions of the Software. +\ +\ THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED "AS IS", WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, +\ EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF +\ MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND +\ NONINFRINGEMENT. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE +\ LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION +\ OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM, OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION +\ WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE SOFTWARE. +\ +\ LICENSE_END
Added: cpu/mips/tickint.fth =================================================================== --- cpu/mips/tickint.fth (rev 0) +++ cpu/mips/tickint.fth 2009-05-25 20:35:46 UTC (rev 1201) @@ -0,0 +1,49 @@ +purpose: Use the MIPS R4000 count/compare registers for the tick interrupt +\ See license at end of file + +: tick-interrupt ( level -- ) + drop + tick-counts compare@ + dup compare! ( next-count ) \ Setup next tick + + \ If the count is already ahead of the comparator, the ticker has slipped + \ badly, so we advance the tick in order to avoid a really long interval. + count@ - 0< if tick-counts count@ + compare! then + + tick-msecs ms/tick + to tick-msecs + ?call-os + check-alarm +; + +0 value tick-counts +: (set-tick-limit) ( #msecs -- ) + to ms/tick + ms/tick ms-factor * to tick-counts + tick-counts count@ + compare! + ['] tick-interrupt 7 interrupt-handler! + 7 enable-interrupt +; +' (set-tick-limit) to set-tick-limit + +\ LICENSE_BEGIN +\ Copyright (c) 2009 FirmWorks +\ +\ Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining +\ a copy of this software and associated documentation files (the +\ "Software"), to deal in the Software without restriction, including +\ without limitation the rights to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, +\ distribute, sublicense, and/or sell copies of the Software, and to +\ permit persons to whom the Software is furnished to do so, subject to +\ the following conditions: +\ +\ The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be +\ included in all copies or substantial portions of the Software. +\ +\ THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED "AS IS", WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, +\ EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF +\ MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND +\ NONINFRINGEMENT. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE +\ LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION +\ OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM, OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION +\ WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE SOFTWARE. +\ +\ LICENSE_END
Added: cpu/mips/tools.bth =================================================================== --- cpu/mips/tools.bth (rev 0) +++ cpu/mips/tools.bth 2009-05-25 20:35:46 UTC (rev 1201) @@ -0,0 +1,57 @@ +purpose: Load file for Forth toolkit, without firmware +\ See license at end of file + +dictionary: ${BP}/cpu/mips/build/kernel.dic +command: &mipsfth &dictionary &this +build-now + +' $report-name is include-hook +\ ' noop is include-hook +\ : rn (cr 2dup type 15 spaces ; ' rn is include-hook + +fload ${BP}/forth/lib/fwsetup.fth + +\ Variables controlling inclusion of optional packages. + +transient + +\ false value keep-headers? \ ~ 30K bytes +true value keep-headers? \ ~ 30K bytes +true value word-finders? \ ~ .5K bytes +true value command-completion? \ ~ 1K bytes +true value assembler? \ ~ 5K bytes +true value symdebug? \ ~ 1K bytes +false value help? \ ~ 5K bytes +true value forth-debug? \ ~ 1K bytes +true value elf32-support? \ ~ 1K bytes + +resident + +fload ${BP}/forth/lib/loadcomm.fth \ CPU-independent Forth tools +fload ${BP}/cpu/mips/loadmach.fth \ CPU and OS-specific extensions + +cr .( --- Saving tools.dic --- ) " tools.dic" $save-forth cr + +\ LICENSE_BEGIN +\ Copyright (c) 2009 FirmWorks +\ +\ Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining +\ a copy of this software and associated documentation files (the +\ "Software"), to deal in the Software without restriction, including +\ without limitation the rights to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, +\ distribute, sublicense, and/or sell copies of the Software, and to +\ permit persons to whom the Software is furnished to do so, subject to +\ the following conditions: +\ +\ The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be +\ included in all copies or substantial portions of the Software. +\ +\ THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED "AS IS", WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, +\ EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF +\ MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND +\ NONINFRINGEMENT. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE +\ LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION +\ OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM, OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION +\ WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE SOFTWARE. +\ +\ LICENSE_END
Added: cpu/mips/traps.fth =================================================================== --- cpu/mips/traps.fth (rev 0) +++ cpu/mips/traps.fth 2009-05-25 20:35:46 UTC (rev 1201) @@ -0,0 +1,131 @@ +purpose: RAM base exception handlers +\ See license at end of file + +only forth also hidden also forth definitions + +headerless + +\ Exception: Vector offset +\ TLB refill 0x000 +\ 64TLB refill 0x080 +\ Cache error 0x100 +\ Others 0x180 + +: 'vector ( exception# -- addr ) h# 80 * ; + +\ XXX Need work +label vec0-generic + + 8 k0 mfc0 \ get BADVADDR +\ _GET_CURRENT(k1) \ get current task ptr + k0 d# 22 k0 srl \ get PGD only bits +\ k1 THREAD_PGDIR k1 lw \ get task PG_DIR + k0 2 k0 sll + k1 k0 k1 addu \ add PGD offset + 4 k0 mfc0 \ get CONTEXT + k0 0 k0 lw + k0 1 k0 srl \ get PTE offset + k0 h# ff8 k0 and + k1 k0 k1 addu \ add PTE offset + k1 0 k0 lw \ get PTE + k1 4 k1 lw + k0 6 k0 srl \ convert to EntryLo format + k1 6 k1 srl + 2 k0 mtc0 \ set EntryLo + 3 k1 mtc0 + nop + tlbwr \ write random tlb entry + nop nop nop + eret \ return from trap + nop + +end-code + +label vec1-generic + 4 k1 mfc0 \ get CP0_CONTEXT + k1 1 k1 dsra + k1 0 k0 lwu + k1 4 k1 lwu + k0 6 k0 dsrl \ Convert to EntryLo format + k1 6 k1 dsrl + 2 k0 dmtc0 \ set EntryLo0 + 3 k1 dmtc0 \ set EntryLo1 + nop + tlbwr + nop nop nop + eret + nop +end-code + +: .cacherr ( CacheErr -- ) + dup h# 8000.0000 and if ." data;" else ." instruction;" then + dup h# 2000.0000 and if ." data field error;" then + dup h# 1000.0000 and if ." tag field error;" then + dup h# 0800.0000 and if ." error on first doubleword;" then + dup h# 0400.0000 and if ." error on SysAD bus;" then + h# 0200.0000 and if ." error on one cache" else ." error on both caches" then +; + +: cache-error-handler ( -- ) + ." Cache error at address: " errorepc@ .x + ." (" cacherr@ .cacherr ." )" cr + begin again +; + +label vec2-generic + here 8 + bal \ ra = Absolute address of next instruction + here origin - 4 + k1 set \ k1 = relative address of this instruction + ra k1 base subu \ k1 address of Forth kernel + + 'body main-task up li \ User pointer address + + \ Set up Forth stacks + 'user sp0 sp lw + 'user rp0 rp lw + + \ Account for the presence of the top of stack register + sp /n sp addiu + + np@ origin- np set + np base np addu + + 'body cache-error-handler ip set + ip base ip addu +c; + +0 value vector-base +: install-handler ( handler exception# -- ) + ( exception# ) 'vector vector-base + >r + ( handler ) lwsplit + h# 3c1b.0000 or r@ 0 + instruction! \ lui k1,handler.hi + h# 377b.0000 or r@ 4 + instruction! \ ori k1,k1,handler.lo + h# 0360.0008 r@ 8 + instruction! \ jr k1 + 0 r> h# c + instruction! \ nop +; + +headers +only forth also definitions + +\ LICENSE_BEGIN +\ Copyright (c) 2009 FirmWorks +\ +\ Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining +\ a copy of this software and associated documentation files (the +\ "Software"), to deal in the Software without restriction, including +\ without limitation the rights to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, +\ distribute, sublicense, and/or sell copies of the Software, and to +\ permit persons to whom the Software is furnished to do so, subject to +\ the following conditions: +\ +\ The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be +\ included in all copies or substantial portions of the Software. +\ +\ THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED "AS IS", WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, +\ EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF +\ MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND +\ NONINFRINGEMENT. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE +\ LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION +\ OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM, OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION +\ WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE SOFTWARE. +\ +\ LICENSE_END
Added: cpu/mips/unalign.fth =================================================================== --- cpu/mips/unalign.fth (rev 0) +++ cpu/mips/unalign.fth 2009-05-25 20:35:46 UTC (rev 1201) @@ -0,0 +1,95 @@ +purpose: Unaligned memory access operations for bi-endian MIPS +\ See license at end of file + +0 value in-little-endian? + +code unaligned-l@ (s adr -- l ) + 'user in-little-endian? $at lw + tos t0 move \ bubble + $at 0 <> if \ Little endian + nop \ delay + t0 3 tos lwl + else \ Big endian + t0 0 tos lwr \ delay + + t0 0 tos lwl + t0 3 tos lwr + then +c; +: unaligned-@ (s adr -- l ) unaligned-l@ ; +code unaligned-w@ (s adr -- w ) + 'user in-little-endian? $at lw + tos t0 move \ Bubble + $at 0 <> if \ Little endian + t0 1 t2 lb \ Delay + t0 0 t1 lb + t2 8 tos sll + else \ Big endian + tos t1 tos or \ Delay + + t0 0 tos lb + bubble + tos 8 tos sll + tos t2 tos or + then +c; +code unaligned-l! (s n adr -- ) + 'user in-little-endian? $at lw + sp 0 t0 lw \ Bubble + $at 0 <> if \ Little endian + nop \ Delay + t0 tos 3 swl + else \ Big endian + t0 tos 0 swr \ Delay + + t0 tos 0 swl + t0 tos 3 swr + then + sp 4 tos lw + sp 8 sp addiu +c; +: unaligned-d! ( d adr -- ) + >r in-little-endian? if swap then + r@ unaligned-! r> na1+ unaligned-! +; + +: unaligned-! (s n adr -- ) unaligned-l! ; +code unaligned-w! (s w adr -- ) + 'user in-little-endian? $at lw + sp 0 t0 lw \ Bubble + $at 0 <> if \ Little endian + t0 8 t1 srl \ Delay + t0 tos 0 sb + else \ Big endian + t1 tos 1 sb \ Delay + + t0 tos 1 sb + t1 tos 0 sb + then + sp 4 tos lw + sp 8 sp addiu +c; + +\ LICENSE_BEGIN +\ Copyright (c) 2009 FirmWorks +\ +\ Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining +\ a copy of this software and associated documentation files (the +\ "Software"), to deal in the Software without restriction, including +\ without limitation the rights to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, +\ distribute, sublicense, and/or sell copies of the Software, and to +\ permit persons to whom the Software is furnished to do so, subject to +\ the following conditions: +\ +\ The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be +\ included in all copies or substantial portions of the Software. +\ +\ THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED "AS IS", WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, +\ EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF +\ MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND +\ NONINFRINGEMENT. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE +\ LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION +\ OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM, OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION +\ WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE SOFTWARE. +\ +\ LICENSE_END
Added: cpu/mips/virtaddr.fth =================================================================== --- cpu/mips/virtaddr.fth (rev 0) +++ cpu/mips/virtaddr.fth 2009-05-25 20:35:46 UTC (rev 1201) @@ -0,0 +1,37 @@ +purpose: Virtual addresses for generic MIPS system +\ See license at end of file + +headerless + +0 value fw-virt-base \ Setup later after we know the memory size +h# 10.0000 value fw-virt-size + +headers + +kseg0 h# 20.0000 + ' load-base set-config-int-default + +0 value load-limit \ Top address of area at load-base (set later) + +\ LICENSE_BEGIN +\ Copyright (c) 2009 FirmWorks +\ +\ Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining +\ a copy of this software and associated documentation files (the +\ "Software"), to deal in the Software without restriction, including +\ without limitation the rights to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, +\ distribute, sublicense, and/or sell copies of the Software, and to +\ permit persons to whom the Software is furnished to do so, subject to +\ the following conditions: +\ +\ The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be +\ included in all copies or substantial portions of the Software. +\ +\ THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED "AS IS", WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, +\ EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF +\ MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND +\ NONINFRINGEMENT. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE +\ LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION +\ OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM, OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION +\ WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE SOFTWARE. +\ +\ LICENSE_END
Added: cpu/mips/zipcrc.fth =================================================================== --- cpu/mips/zipcrc.fth (rev 0) +++ cpu/mips/zipcrc.fth 2009-05-25 20:35:46 UTC (rev 1201) @@ -0,0 +1,66 @@ +purpose: ZIP CRC calculation +\ See license at end of file + +\ Load this before pkg/zipcrc.ftg + +headers + +transient +only forth also assembler also definitions +alias blen t0 +alias badr t1 +alias table t2 +alias crc tos +alias eadr t3 +alias i t4 +alias crc' t5 +only forth also definitions +resident + +code ($crc) ( crc table-adr adr len -- crc' ) + tos blen move + sp badr pop + sp table pop + sp crc pop + + blen 0 = if nop next then \ Exit if len=0 + + badr blen eadr addu \ Compute end loop condition + begin + badr 0 i lbu \ Get next byte + crc i i xor \ crc ^ byte + i h# ff i andi \ index + i 2 i sll \ index * 4 + i table i add + i 0 crc' lw \ Lookup in table + crc 8 crc srl \ Shift old crc + badr 1 badr addiu \ Increment address + badr eadr = until + crc' crc crc xor \ Merge new bits + +c; + + +\ LICENSE_BEGIN +\ Copyright (c) 2009 FirmWorks +\ +\ Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining +\ a copy of this software and associated documentation files (the +\ "Software"), to deal in the Software without restriction, including +\ without limitation the rights to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, +\ distribute, sublicense, and/or sell copies of the Software, and to +\ permit persons to whom the Software is furnished to do so, subject to +\ the following conditions: +\ +\ The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be +\ included in all copies or substantial portions of the Software. +\ +\ THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED "AS IS", WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, +\ EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF +\ MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND +\ NONINFRINGEMENT. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE +\ LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION +\ OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM, OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION +\ WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE SOFTWARE. +\ +\ LICENSE_END
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