;; @file ; IPRT - Global YASM/NASM macros ; ; ; Copyright (C) 2006-2007 Sun Microsystems, Inc. ; ; This file is part of VirtualBox Open Source Edition (OSE), as ; available from http://www.virtualbox.org. This file is free software; ; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU ; General Public License (GPL) as published by the Free Software ; Foundation, in version 2 as it comes in the "COPYING" file of the ; VirtualBox OSE distribution. VirtualBox OSE is distributed in the ; hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY of any kind. ; ; The contents of this file may alternatively be used under the terms ; of the Common Development and Distribution License Version 1.0 ; (CDDL) only, as it comes in the "COPYING.CDDL" file of the ; VirtualBox OSE distribution, in which case the provisions of the ; CDDL are applicable instead of those of the GPL. ; ; You may elect to license modified versions of this file under the ; terms and conditions of either the GPL or the CDDL or both. ; ; Please contact Sun Microsystems, Inc., 4150 Network Circle, Santa ; Clara, CA 95054 USA or visit http://www.sun.com if you need ; additional information or have any questions. ; %ifndef ___iprt_asmdefs_mac %define ___iprt_asmdefs_mac ;; ; Make the mask for the given bit. %define RT_BIT(bit) (1 << bit) ;; ; Align code, pad with INT3. %define ALIGNCODE(alignment) align alignment, db 0cch ;; ; Align data, pad with ZEROs. %define ALIGNDATA(alignment) align alignment, db 0 ;; ; Align BSS, pad with ZEROs. %define ALIGNBSS(alignment) align alignment, resb 1 ;; ; NAME_OVERLOAD can be defined by a .asm module to modify all the ; names created using the name macros in this files. ; This is handy when you've got some kind of template code. %ifndef NAME_OVERLOAD %define NAME_OVERLOAD(name) name %endif ;; ; Mangles the given name so it can be referenced using DECLASM() in the ; C/C++ world. %ifdef RT_ARCH_X86 %ifdef RT_OS_DARWIN %define NAME(name) _ %+ NAME_OVERLOAD(name) %endif %ifdef RT_OS_OS2 %define NAME(name) _ %+ NAME_OVERLOAD(name) %endif %ifdef RT_OS_WINDOWS %define NAME(name) _ %+ NAME_OVERLOAD(name) %endif %endif %ifndef NAME %define NAME(name) NAME_OVERLOAD(name) %endif ;; ; Mangles the given C name so it will _import_ the right symbol. %ifdef ASM_FORMAT_PE %define IMPNAME(name) __imp_ %+ NAME(name) %else %define IMPNAME(name) NAME(name) %endif ;; ; Gets the pointer to an imported object. %ifdef ASM_FORMAT_PE %ifdef RT_ARCH_AMD64 %define IMP(name) qword [IMPNAME(name) wrt rip] %else %define IMP(name) dword [IMPNAME(name)] %endif %else %define IMP(name) IMPNAME(name) %endif ;; ; Global marker which is DECLASM() compatible. %macro GLOBALNAME 1, global NAME(%1) NAME(%1): %endmacro ;; ; Global exported marker which is DECLASM() compatible. %macro EXPORTEDNAME 1, %ifdef __NASM__ %ifdef ASM_FORMAT_PE export %1=NAME(%1) %endif %ifdef ASM_FORMAT_OMF export NAME(%1) NAME(%1) %endif %endif GLOBALNAME %1 %endmacro ;; ; Begins a C callable procedure. %macro BEGINPROC 1 GLOBALNAME %1 %endmacro ;; ; Begins a C callable exported procedure. %macro BEGINPROC_EXPORTED 1 EXPORTEDNAME %1 %endmacro ;; ; Ends a C callable procedure. %macro ENDPROC 1 GLOBALNAME %1_EndProc db 0xCC, 0xCC, 0xCC, 0xCC %endmacro ; ; Do OMF and Mach-O/Yasm segment definitions ; ; Both format requires this to get the segment order right, in the Mach-O/Yasm case ; it's only to make sure the .bss section ends up last (it's not declared here). ; %ifdef ASM_FORMAT_OMF ; 16-bit segments first (OMF / OS/2 specific). %ifdef RT_INCL_16BIT_SEGMENTS segment DATA16 public CLASS=FAR_DATA align=16 use16 segment DATA16_INIT public CLASS=FAR_DATA align=16 use16 group DGROUP16 DATA16 DATA16_INIT ;; ; Begins 16-bit data %macro BEGINDATA16 0 segment DATA16 %endmacro ;; ; Begins 16-bit init data %macro BEGINDATA16INIT 0 segment DATA16_INIT %endmacro segment CODE16 public CLASS=FAR_CODE align=16 use16 segment CODE16_INIT public CLASS=FAR_CODE align=16 use16 group CGROUP16 CODE16 CODE16_INIT ;; ; Begins 16-bit code %macro BEGINCODE16 0 segment CODE16 %endmacro ;; ; Begins 16-bit init code %macro BEGINCODE16INIT 0 segment CODE16_INIT %endmacro %endif ; 32-bit segments. segment TEXT32 public CLASS=CODE align=16 use32 flat segment DATA32 public CLASS=DATA align=16 use32 flat segment BSS32 public CLASS=BSS align=16 use32 flat ; Make the TEXT32 segment default. segment TEXT32 %endif %ifdef ASM_FORMAT_MACHO %ifdef __YASM__ [section .text] [section .data] %endif %endif ;; ; Begins code %ifdef ASM_FORMAT_OMF %macro BEGINCODE 0 segment TEXT32 %endmacro %else %macro BEGINCODE 0 [section .text] %endmacro %endif ;; ; Begins constant (read-only) data ; ; @remarks This is mapped to the CODE section/segment when there isn't ; any dedicated const section/segment. (There is code that ; assumes this, so don't try change it.) %ifdef ASM_FORMAT_OMF %macro BEGINCONST 0 segment TEXT32 %endmacro %else %macro BEGINCONST 0 %ifdef ASM_FORMAT_MACHO ;; @todo check the other guys too. [section .rodata] %else [section .text] %endif %endmacro %endif ;; ; Begins initialized data %ifdef ASM_FORMAT_OMF %macro BEGINDATA 0 segment DATA32 %endmacro %else %macro BEGINDATA 0 [section .data] %endmacro %endif ;; ; Begins uninitialized data %ifdef ASM_FORMAT_OMF %macro BEGINBSS 0 segment BSS32 %endmacro %else %macro BEGINBSS 0 [section .bss] %endmacro %endif ;; @def ARCH_BITS ; Defines the bit count of the current context. %ifndef ARCH_BITS %ifdef RT_ARCH_AMD64 %define ARCH_BITS 64 %else %define ARCH_BITS 32 %endif %endif ;; @def HC_ARCH_BITS ; Defines the host architechture bit count. %ifndef HC_ARCH_BITS %ifndef IN_RC %define HC_ARCH_BITS ARCH_BITS %else %define HC_ARCH_BITS 32 %endif %endif ;; @def R3_ARCH_BITS ; Defines the host ring-3 architechture bit count. %ifndef R3_ARCH_BITS %ifdef IN_RING3 %define R3_ARCH_BITS ARCH_BITS %else %define R3_ARCH_BITS HC_ARCH_BITS %endif %endif ;; @def R0_ARCH_BITS ; Defines the host ring-0 architechture bit count. %ifndef R0_ARCH_BITS %ifdef IN_RING0 %define R0_ARCH_BITS ARCH_BITS %else %define R0_ARCH_BITS HC_ARCH_BITS %endif %endif ;; @def GC_ARCH_BITS ; Defines the guest architechture bit count. %ifndef GC_ARCH_BITS %ifdef IN_RC %define GC_ARCH_BITS ARCH_BITS %else %define GC_ARCH_BITS 32 %endif %endif ;; @def RTHCPTR_DEF ; The pesudo-instruction used to declare an initialized pointer variable in the host context. %if HC_ARCH_BITS == 64 %define RTHCPTR_DEF dq %else %define RTHCPTR_DEF dd %endif ;; @def RTHCPTR_RES ; The pesudo-instruction used to declare (=reserve space for) an uninitialized pointer ; variable of the host context. %if HC_ARCH_BITS == 64 %define RTHCPTR_RES resq %else %define RTHCPTR_RES resd %endif ;; @def RTHCPTR_PRE ; The memory operand prefix used for a pointer in the host context. %if HC_ARCH_BITS == 64 %define RTHCPTR_PRE qword %else %define RTHCPTR_PRE dword %endif ;; @def RTHCPTR_CB ; The size in bytes of a pointer in the host context. %if HC_ARCH_BITS == 64 %define RTHCPTR_CB 8 %else %define RTHCPTR_CB 4 %endif ;; @def RTR0PTR_DEF ; The pesudo-instruction used to declare an initialized pointer variable in the ring-0 host context. %if R0_ARCH_BITS == 64 %define RTR0PTR_DEF dq %else %define RTR0PTR_DEF dd %endif ;; @def RTR0PTR_RES ; The pesudo-instruction used to declare (=reserve space for) an uninitialized pointer ; variable of the ring-0 host context. %if R0_ARCH_BITS == 64 %define RTR0PTR_RES resq %else %define RTR0PTR_RES resd %endif ;; @def RTR0PTR_PRE ; The memory operand prefix used for a pointer in the ring-0 host context. %if R0_ARCH_BITS == 64 %define RTR0PTR_PRE qword %else %define RTR0PTR_PRE dword %endif ;; @def RTR0PTR_CB ; The size in bytes of a pointer in the ring-0 host context. %if R0_ARCH_BITS == 64 %define RTR0PTR_CB 8 %else %define RTR0PTR_CB 4 %endif ;; @def RTR3PTR_DEF ; The pesudo-instruction used to declare an initialized pointer variable in the ring-3 host context. %if R3_ARCH_BITS == 64 %define RTR3PTR_DEF dq %else %define RTR3PTR_DEF dd %endif ;; @def RTR3PTR_RES ; The pesudo-instruction used to declare (=reserve space for) an uninitialized pointer ; variable of the ring-3 host context. %if R3_ARCH_BITS == 64 %define RTR3PTR_RES resq %else %define RTR3PTR_RES resd %endif ;; @def RTR3PTR_PRE ; The memory operand prefix used for a pointer in the ring-3 host context. %if R3_ARCH_BITS == 64 %define RTR3PTR_PRE qword %else %define RTR3PTR_PRE dword %endif ;; @def RTR3PTR_CB ; The size in bytes of a pointer in the ring-3 host context. %if R3_ARCH_BITS == 64 %define RTR3PTR_CB 8 %else %define RTR3PTR_CB 4 %endif ;; @def RTGCPTR_DEF ; The pesudo-instruction used to declare an initialized pointer variable in the guest context. %if GC_ARCH_BITS == 64 %define RTGCPTR_DEF dq %else %define RTGCPTR_DEF dd %endif ;; @def RTGCPTR_RES ; The pesudo-instruction used to declare (=reserve space for) an uninitialized pointer ; variable of the guest context. %if GC_ARCH_BITS == 64 %define RTGCPTR_RES resq %else %define RTGCPTR_RES resd %endif %define RTGCPTR32_RES resd %define RTGCPTR64_RES resq ;; @def RTGCPTR_PRE ; The memory operand prefix used for a pointer in the guest context. %if GC_ARCH_BITS == 64 %define RTGCPTR_PRE qword %else %define RTGCPTR_PRE dword %endif ;; @def RTGCPTR_CB ; The size in bytes of a pointer in the guest context. %if GC_ARCH_BITS == 64 %define RTGCPTR_CB 8 %else %define RTGCPTR_CB 4 %endif ;; @def RTRCPTR_DEF ; The pesudo-instruction used to declare an initialized pointer variable in the raw mode context. %define RTRCPTR_DEF dd ;; @def RTRCPTR_RES ; The pesudo-instruction used to declare (=reserve space for) an uninitialized pointer ; variable of the raw mode context. %define RTRCPTR_RES resd ;; @def RTRCPTR_PRE ; The memory operand prefix used for a pointer in the raw mode context. %define RTRCPTR_PRE dword ;; @def RTRCPTR_CB ; The size in bytes of a pointer in the raw mode context. %define RTRCPTR_CB 4 ;; @def RT_CCPTR_DEF ; The pesudo-instruction used to declare an initialized pointer variable in the current context. ;; @def RT_CCPTR_RES ; The pesudo-instruction used to declare (=reserve space for) an uninitialized pointer ; variable of the current context. ;; @def RT_CCPTR_PRE ; The memory operand prefix used for a pointer in the current context. ;; @def RT_CCPTR_CB ; The size in bytes of a pointer in the current context. %ifdef IN_RC %define RTCCPTR_DEF RTRCPTR_DEF %define RTCCPTR_RES RTRCPTR_RES %define RTCCPTR_PRE RTRCPTR_PRE %define RTCCPTR_CB RTRCPTR_CB %else %ifdef IN_RING0 %define RTCCPTR_DEF RTR0PTR_DEF %define RTCCPTR_RES RTR0PTR_RES %define RTCCPTR_PRE RTR0PTR_PRE %define RTCCPTR_CB RTR0PTR_CB %else %define RTCCPTR_DEF RTR3PTR_DEF %define RTCCPTR_RES RTR3PTR_RES %define RTCCPTR_PRE RTR3PTR_PRE %define RTCCPTR_CB RTR3PTR_CB %endif %endif ;; @def RTHCPHYS_DEF ; The pesudo-instruction used to declare an initialized host physical address. %define RTHCPHYS_DEF dq ;; @def RTHCPTR_RES ; The pesudo-instruction used to declare (=reserve space for) an uninitialized ; host physical address variable %define RTHCPHYS_RES resq ;; @def RTHCPTR_PRE ; The memory operand prefix used for a host physical address. %define RTHCPHYS_PRE qword ;; @def RTHCPHYS_CB ; The size in bytes of a host physical address. %define RTHCPHYS_CB 8 ;; @def RTGCPHYS_DEF ; The pesudo-instruction used to declare an initialized guest physical address. %define RTGCPHYS_DEF dq ;; @def RTGCPHYS_RES ; The pesudo-instruction used to declare (=reserve space for) an uninitialized ; guest physical address variable %define RTGCPHYS_RES resq ;; @def RTGCPTR_PRE ; The memory operand prefix used for a guest physical address. %define RTGCPHYS_PRE qword ;; @def RTGCPHYS_CB ; The size in bytes of a guest physical address. %define RTGCPHYS_CB 8 ;; ; The size of the long double C/C++ type. ; On 32-bit Darwin this is 16 bytes, on L4, Linux, OS/2 and Windows ; it's 12 bytes. ; @todo figure out what 64-bit Windows does (I don't recall right now). %ifdef RT_ARCH_X86 %ifdef RT_OS_DARWIN %define RTLRD_CB 16 %else %define RTLRD_CB 12 %endif %else %define RTLRD_CB 16 %endif ;; @def ASM_CALL64_GCC ; Indicates that we're using the GCC 64-bit calling convention. ; @see @ref sec_vboxrem_amd64_compare (in VBoxREMWrapper.cpp) for an ABI description. ;; @def ASM_CALL64_MSC ; Indicates that we're using the Microsoft 64-bit calling convention (fastcall on steroids). ; @see @ref sec_vboxrem_amd64_compare (in VBoxREMWrapper.cpp) for an ABI description. ; Note: On X86 we're using cdecl unconditionally. There is not yet any common ; calling convention on AMD64, that's why we need to support two different ones.) %ifdef RT_ARCH_AMD64 %ifndef ASM_CALL64_GCC %ifndef ASM_CALL64_MSC ; define it based on the object format. %ifdef ASM_FORMAT_PE %define ASM_CALL64_MSC %else %define ASM_CALL64_GCC %endif %endif %else ; sanity check. %ifdef ASM_CALL64_MSC %error "Only one of the ASM_CALL64_* defines should be defined!" %endif %endif %endif ;; @def RT_NOCRT ; Symbol name wrapper for the No-CRT bits. ; ; In order to coexist in the same process as other CRTs, we need to ; decorate the symbols such that they don't conflict the ones in the ; other CRTs. The result of such conflicts / duplicate symbols can ; confuse the dynamic loader on unix like systems. ; ; @remark Always feed the name to this macro first and then pass the result ; on to the next *NAME* macro. ; %ifndef RT_WITHOUT_NOCRT_WRAPPERS %define RT_NOCRT(name) nocrt_ %+ name %else %define RT_NOCRT(name) name %endif ;; @def RT_NOCRT_BEGINPROC ; Starts a NOCRT procedure, taking care of name wrapping and aliasing. ; ; Aliasing (weak ones, if supported) will be created when RT_WITH_NOCRT_ALIASES ; is defined and RT_WITHOUT_NOCRT_WRAPPERS isn't. ; %macro RT_NOCRT_BEGINPROC 1 %ifdef RT_WITH_NOCRT_ALIASES BEGINPROC RT_NOCRT(%1) %ifdef ASM_FORMAT_ELF global NAME(%1) weak NAME(%1) NAME(%1): %else GLOBALNAME %1 %endif %else ; !RT_WITH_NOCRT_ALIASES BEGINPROC RT_NOCRT(%1) %endif ; !RT_WITH_NOCRT_ALIASES %endmacro ; RT_NOCRT_BEGINPROC %ifdef RT_WITH_NOCRT_ALIASES %ifdef RT_WITHOUT_NOCRT_WRAPPERS %error "RT_WITH_NOCRT_ALIASES and RT_WITHOUT_NOCRT_WRAPPERS doesn't mix." %endif %endif ;; @def xS ; The stack unit size / The register unit size. ;; @def xSP ; The stack pointer register (RSP or ESP). ;; @def xBP ; The base pointer register (RBP or ESP). ;; @def xAX ; RAX or EAX depending on context. ;; @def xBX ; RBX or EBX depending on context. ;; @def xCX ; RCX or ECX depending on context. ;; @def xDX ; RDX or EDX depending on context. ;; @def xDI ; RDI or EDI depending on context. ;; @def xSI ; RSI or ESI depending on context. %ifdef RT_ARCH_AMD64 %define xS 8 %define xSP rsp %define xBP rbp %define xAX rax %define xBX rbx %define xCX rcx %define xDX rdx %define xDI rdi %define xSI rsi %else %define xS 4 %define xSP esp %define xBP ebp %define xAX eax %define xBX ebx %define xCX ecx %define xDX edx %define xDI edi %define xSI esi %endif %endif