ladybird/Kernel/Arch/aarch64/Exceptions.cpp
Timon Kruiper 13f5aa81e3 Kernel/aarch64: Disable memory access alignment check
Even though we currently build all of Userland and the Kernel with the
-mstrict-align flag, the compiler will still emit unaligned memory
accesses. To work around this, we disable the check for now. See
https://github.com/SerenityOS/serenity/issues/17516 for the relevant
issue.
2023-02-18 19:17:21 +01:00

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/*
* Copyright (c) 2021, James Mintram <me@jamesrm.com>
*
* SPDX-License-Identifier: BSD-2-Clause
*/
#include <Kernel/Arch/aarch64/ASM_wrapper.h>
#include <Kernel/Arch/aarch64/CPU.h>
#include <Kernel/Arch/aarch64/Processor.h>
#include <Kernel/Arch/aarch64/Registers.h>
#include <Kernel/Panic.h>
extern "C" uintptr_t vector_table_el1;
namespace Kernel {
static void drop_el3_to_el2()
{
Aarch64::SCR_EL3 secure_configuration_register_el3 = {};
secure_configuration_register_el3.ST = 1; // Don't trap access to Counter-timer Physical Secure registers
secure_configuration_register_el3.RW = 1; // Lower level to use Aarch64
secure_configuration_register_el3.NS = 1; // Non-secure state
secure_configuration_register_el3.HCE = 1; // Enable Hypervisor instructions at all levels
Aarch64::SCR_EL3::write(secure_configuration_register_el3);
Aarch64::SPSR_EL3 saved_program_status_register_el3 = {};
// Mask (disable) all interrupts
saved_program_status_register_el3.A = 1;
saved_program_status_register_el3.I = 1;
saved_program_status_register_el3.F = 1;
saved_program_status_register_el3.D = 1;
// Indicate EL1 as exception origin mode (so we go back there)
saved_program_status_register_el3.M = Aarch64::SPSR_EL3::Mode::EL2h;
// Set the register
Aarch64::SPSR_EL3::write(saved_program_status_register_el3);
// This will jump into os_start() below
Aarch64::Asm::enter_el2_from_el3();
}
static void drop_el2_to_el1()
{
Aarch64::HCR_EL2 hypervisor_configuration_register_el2 = {};
hypervisor_configuration_register_el2.RW = 1; // EL1 to use 64-bit mode
Aarch64::HCR_EL2::write(hypervisor_configuration_register_el2);
Aarch64::SPSR_EL2 saved_program_status_register_el2 = {};
// Mask (disable) all interrupts
saved_program_status_register_el2.A = 1;
saved_program_status_register_el2.I = 1;
saved_program_status_register_el2.F = 1;
// Indicate EL1 as exception origin mode (so we go back there)
saved_program_status_register_el2.M = Aarch64::SPSR_EL2::Mode::EL1h;
Aarch64::SPSR_EL2::write(saved_program_status_register_el2);
Aarch64::Asm::enter_el1_from_el2();
}
static void setup_el1()
{
Aarch64::SCTLR_EL1 system_control_register_el1 = Aarch64::SCTLR_EL1::reset_value();
system_control_register_el1.UCT = 1; // Don't trap access to CTR_EL0
system_control_register_el1.nTWE = 1; // Don't trap WFE instructions
system_control_register_el1.nTWI = 1; // Don't trap WFI instructions
system_control_register_el1.DZE = 1; // Don't trap DC ZVA instructions
system_control_register_el1.UMA = 1; // Don't trap access to DAIF (debugging) flags of EFLAGS register
system_control_register_el1.SA0 = 1; // Enable stack access alignment check for EL0
system_control_register_el1.SA = 1; // Enable stack access alignment check for EL1
// FIXME: Enable memory access alignment check when userspace will not execute unaligned memory accesses anymore.
// See: https://github.com/SerenityOS/serenity/issues/17516
system_control_register_el1.A = 0; // Disable memory access alignment check
Aarch64::SCTLR_EL1::write(system_control_register_el1);
Aarch64::CPACR_EL1 cpacr_el1 = {};
cpacr_el1.ZEN = 0; // Trap SVE instructions at EL1 and EL0
cpacr_el1.FPEN = 0b11; // Don't trap Advanced SIMD and floating-point instructions
cpacr_el1.SMEN = 0; // Trap SME instructions at EL1 and EL0
cpacr_el1.TTA = 0; // Don't trap access to trace registers
Aarch64::CPACR_EL1::write(cpacr_el1);
Aarch64::Asm::load_el1_vector_table(&vector_table_el1);
}
void initialize_exceptions()
{
auto base_exception_level = Aarch64::Asm::get_current_exception_level();
if (base_exception_level > Aarch64::Asm::ExceptionLevel::EL3) {
panic_without_mmu("Started in unknown EL (Greater than EL3)"sv);
} else if (base_exception_level < Aarch64::Asm::ExceptionLevel::EL1) {
panic_without_mmu("Started in unsupported EL (Less than EL1)"sv);
} else {
if (base_exception_level == Aarch64::Asm::ExceptionLevel::EL1)
dbgln_without_mmu("Started in EL1"sv);
else if (base_exception_level == Aarch64::Asm::ExceptionLevel::EL2)
dbgln_without_mmu("Started in EL2"sv);
else if (base_exception_level == Aarch64::Asm::ExceptionLevel::EL3)
dbgln_without_mmu("Started in EL3"sv);
}
if (base_exception_level > Aarch64::Asm::ExceptionLevel::EL2) {
drop_el3_to_el2();
dbgln_without_mmu("Dropped to EL2"sv);
}
if (base_exception_level > Aarch64::Asm::ExceptionLevel::EL1) {
drop_el2_to_el1();
dbgln_without_mmu("Dropped to EL1"sv);
}
setup_el1();
dbgln_without_mmu("Set up EL1"sv);
}
// NOTE: The normal PANIC macro cannot be used early in the boot process when the MMU is disabled,
// as it will access global variables, which will cause a crash since they aren't mapped yet.
void panic_without_mmu(StringView message)
{
(void)message;
// FIXME: Print out message to early boot console.
Processor::halt();
}
void dbgln_without_mmu(StringView message)
{
(void)message;
// FIXME: Print out message to early boot console.
}
}