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/*
 * This file contains code use to construct a PIC, spu side, syscall 
 * function with variable parameters in accordance with the CBE ABI.
 *
 * This function is equivalent to constructing a va_list structure and 
 * calling the va_list form of the function. Therefore, for example,
 * a printf function stack frame will look like this:
 *
 *             |   Stack    | high memory
 *             |   Parms    |
 *             |            |
 *             |------------|
 *             |  Link Reg  |
 *             |------------|
 *             | Back Chain |<-----. <---- input SP
 *             |------------|      |
 *             |  Reg 74    |      |
 *             |------------|      |
 *             |  Reg 73    |      |
 *             |------------|      |
 *             //   ...    //      |
 *             |------------|      |
 *             |  Reg  5    |      |
 *             |------------|      |
 *             |  Reg  4    |<--.  |
 *             |------------|   |  |
 *     va_list.| call_stack |------'
 *             |------------|   |   
 *     va_list.|  next_arg  |---'
 *             |------------| 
 *             | format (r3)| <---- start of parameters
 *             |------------|                   |------------|
 *             |    stack   |                   |            |
 *             |    code    |                   |(Back Chain)| <---- output SP
 *             | 1-3 qwords | <---- code_ptr    `------------'
 *             `------------'
 *                            low memory
 *
 * This was written in assembly so that it is smaller than what would
 * be produced by using va_start.
 */

#include "c99ppe.h"

#define parms		$2	/* Number of fixed arguments */

#define offset		$67
#define flag		$68
#define regdec		$69
#define link		$70

#define code_ptr	$71
#define ptr		$72
#define inst		$73
#define tmp		$74

	.text
	.global __stack_reg_va
	.type	__stack_reg_va, @function

__stack_reg_va:

	/* Save registers 69-74 explicitly so that we have some
	 * working registers. 
	 */
	stqd	$74, 16*(-1)($sp)
	stqd	$73, 16*(-2)($sp)
	stqd	$72, 16*(-3)($sp)
	stqd	$71, 16*(-4)($sp)
	stqd	$70, 16*(-5)($sp)
	stqd	$69, 16*(-6)($sp)

	/* Construct self-modifying stack code that saves the remaining
	 * volatile registers onto the stack.
	 */
	il	regdec, -1		/* for decrement register value in save instruction */
	shlqbyi	regdec, regdec, 12
	il	tmp, -(SPE_STACK_REGS+2+3)*16
	a	code_ptr, $sp, tmp
	lqr	tmp, save_regs_1	/* store stack code */
	stqd	tmp,  0(code_ptr)
	lqr	inst, save_regs_2
	ai	ptr, $sp, 16*(-6)
	sync
	bisl	link, code_ptr		/* branch to the constructed stack code */

	/* Adjust pointer so that it points to the first variable
	 * argument on the stack.
	 */
	ai	offset, parms, -1	/* offset = parms - 1 */
	mpyi	offset, offset, 16	/* offset = offset * 16 */
	a	ptr, ptr, offset	/* ptr = ptr + offset */

	/* Store the va_list to the parameter list.
	 */
	stqd	$sp, 16*(-1)(ptr)
	stqd	ptr, 16*(-2)(ptr)

	/* Make $3 store address.
	*/
	ai	offset, parms, 2	/* offset = parms + 2 */
	mpyi	offset, offset, -16	/* offset = offset * -16 */
	a	ptr, ptr, offset	/* ptr = ptr + offset */

	/* Save all the fixed (non-variable arguments on the stack)
	 */
	ceqi	flag, parms, 0x01	/* if(parms==1) flag=0xFFFFFFFF */
	brnz	flag, reg_3		/* if(flag!=0) jump */
	ceqi	flag, parms, 0x02	/* if(parms==2) flag=0xFFFFFFFF */
	brnz	flag, reg_4		/* if(flag!=0) jump */
	stqd	$5, 16*2(ptr)
reg_4:
	stqd	$4, 16*1(ptr)
reg_3:
	stqd	$3, 0(ptr)

	il	$3, -16*(SPE_STACK_REGS+2+2)
	stqx	$sp, $3, $sp		/* save back chain */
	a	$sp, $sp, $3
	bi      $0			/* return to caller */

/***************************** stack code *********************************************/
	
	/* The following code is copied into the stack for re-entract,
	 * self-modified, code execution. This code copies the volatile
	 * registers into a va_list parameter array.
	 */
	.balignl	16, 0
save_regs_1:
	stqd	inst, 16(code_ptr)	/* store instruction */
	sync
	a	inst, inst, regdec	/* decrement register number in the instruction */
	ceqbi	tmp, inst, 3		/* if (reg-num == 3) tmp = 0x000000FF 000..0 */
save_regs_2:	
	stqd	$68, -16(ptr)
	ai	ptr, ptr, -16
	brz	tmp, save_regs_1	/* if (tmp == 0) jump */
	bi	link			/* finish to make va_list */

	.size	__stack_reg_va, .-__stack_reg_va