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2 | # Copyright (C) 2005 Jakub Vana |
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478 | jermar | 3 | # Copyright (C) 2005 Jakub Jermar |
212 | vana | 4 | # All rights reserved. |
5 | # |
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6 | # Redistribution and use in source and binary forms, with or without |
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7 | # modification, are permitted provided that the following conditions |
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10 | # - Redistributions of source code must retain the above copyright |
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28 | # |
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29 | |||
443 | jermar | 30 | #include <arch/stack.h> |
478 | jermar | 31 | #include <arch/register.h> |
912 | jermar | 32 | #include <arch/mm/page.h> |
33 | #include <align.h> |
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212 | vana | 34 | |
921 | jermar | 35 | #define STACK_ITEMS 18 |
912 | jermar | 36 | #define STACK_FRAME_SIZE ALIGN_UP((STACK_ITEMS*STACK_ITEM_SIZE) + STACK_SCRATCH_AREA_SIZE, STACK_ALIGNMENT) |
443 | jermar | 37 | |
912 | jermar | 38 | #if (STACK_ITEMS % 2 == 0) |
39 | # define STACK_FRAME_BIAS 8 |
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40 | #else |
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41 | # define STACK_FRAME_BIAS 16 |
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443 | jermar | 42 | #endif |
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911 | jermar | 44 | /** Partitioning of bank 0 registers. */ |
45 | #define R_OFFS r16 |
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46 | #define R_HANDLER r17 |
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47 | #define R_RET r18 |
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921 | jermar | 48 | #define R_TMP r19 |
916 | jermar | 49 | #define R_KSTACK_BSP r22 /* keep in sync with before_thread_runs_arch() */ |
911 | jermar | 50 | #define R_KSTACK r23 /* keep in sync with before_thread_runs_arch() */ |
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438 | jermar | 52 | /** Heavyweight interrupt handler |
53 | * |
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435 | jermar | 54 | * This macro roughly follows steps from 1 to 19 described in |
55 | * Intel Itanium Architecture Software Developer's Manual, Chapter 3.4.2. |
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56 | * |
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438 | jermar | 57 | * HEAVYWEIGHT_HANDLER macro must cram into 16 bundles (48 instructions). |
58 | * This goal is achieved by using procedure calls after RSE becomes operational. |
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59 | * |
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435 | jermar | 60 | * Some steps are skipped (enabling and disabling interrupts). |
916 | jermar | 61 | * Some steps are not fully supported yet (e.g. dealing with floating-point |
62 | * context). |
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456 | jermar | 63 | * |
64 | * @param offs Offset from the beginning of IVT. |
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65 | * @param handler Interrupt handler address. |
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435 | jermar | 66 | */ |
470 | jermar | 67 | .macro HEAVYWEIGHT_HANDLER offs, handler=universal_handler |
68 | .org ivt + \offs |
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911 | jermar | 69 | mov R_OFFS = \offs |
70 | movl R_HANDLER = \handler ;; |
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470 | jermar | 71 | br heavyweight_handler |
72 | .endm |
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212 | vana | 73 | |
470 | jermar | 74 | .global heavyweight_handler |
75 | heavyweight_handler: |
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435 | jermar | 76 | /* 1. copy interrupt registers into bank 0 */ |
911 | jermar | 77 | |
78 | /* |
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912 | jermar | 79 | * Note that r24-r31 from bank 0 can be used only as long as PSR.ic = 0. |
911 | jermar | 80 | */ |
435 | jermar | 81 | mov r24 = cr.iip |
82 | mov r25 = cr.ipsr |
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83 | mov r26 = cr.iipa |
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84 | mov r27 = cr.isr |
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85 | mov r28 = cr.ifa |
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86 | |||
87 | /* 2. preserve predicate register into bank 0 */ |
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88 | mov r29 = pr ;; |
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89 | |||
438 | jermar | 90 | /* 3. switch to kernel memory stack */ |
912 | jermar | 91 | mov r30 = cr.ipsr |
916 | jermar | 92 | shr.u r31 = r12, VRN_SHIFT ;; |
912 | jermar | 93 | |
916 | jermar | 94 | shr.u r30 = r30, PSR_CPL_SHIFT ;; |
95 | and r30 = PSR_CPL_MASK_SHIFTED, r30 ;; |
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96 | |||
912 | jermar | 97 | /* |
916 | jermar | 98 | * Set p3 to true if the interrupted context executed in kernel mode. |
99 | * Set p4 to false if the interrupted context didn't execute in kernel mode. |
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912 | jermar | 100 | */ |
916 | jermar | 101 | cmp.eq p3, p4 = r30, r0 ;; |
102 | cmp.eq p1, p2 = r30, r0 ;; /* remember IPSR setting in p1 and p2 */ |
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912 | jermar | 103 | |
104 | /* |
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916 | jermar | 105 | * Set p3 to true if the stack register references kernel address space. |
106 | * Set p4 to false if the stack register doesn't reference kernel address space. |
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912 | jermar | 107 | */ |
921 | jermar | 108 | (p3) cmp.eq p3, p4 = VRN_KERNEL, r31 ;; |
912 | jermar | 109 | |
110 | /* |
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916 | jermar | 111 | * Now, p4 is true iff the stack needs to be switched to kernel stack. |
912 | jermar | 112 | */ |
113 | mov r30 = r12 |
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921 | jermar | 114 | (p4) mov r12 = R_KSTACK ;; |
912 | jermar | 115 | |
116 | add r31 = -STACK_FRAME_BIAS, r12 ;; |
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470 | jermar | 117 | add r12 = -STACK_FRAME_SIZE, r12 |
118 | |||
921 | jermar | 119 | /* 4. save registers in bank 0 into memory stack */ |
120 | |||
121 | /* |
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122 | * If this is break_instruction handler, |
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123 | * copy input parameters to stack. |
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124 | */ |
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125 | mov R_TMP = 0x2c00 ;; |
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126 | cmp.eq p6,p5 = R_OFFS, R_TMP ;; |
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127 | |||
128 | /* |
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129 | * From now on, if this is break_instruction handler, p6 is true and p5 is false. |
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130 | * Otherwise p6 is false and p5 is true. |
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131 | * Note that p5 is a preserved predicate register and we make use of it. |
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132 | */ |
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133 | |||
134 | (p6) st8 [r31] = r35, -8 ;; /* save in3 */ |
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135 | (p6) st8 [r31] = r34, -8 ;; /* save in2 */ |
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136 | (p6) st8 [r31] = r33, -8 ;; /* save in1 */ |
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137 | (p6) st8 [r31] = r32, -8 ;; /* save in0 */ |
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138 | (p5) add r31 = -32, r31 ;; |
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139 | |||
912 | jermar | 140 | st8 [r31] = r30, -8 ;; /* save old stack pointer */ |
141 | |||
142 | st8 [r31] = r29, -8 ;; /* save predicate registers */ |
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438 | jermar | 143 | |
912 | jermar | 144 | st8 [r31] = r24, -8 ;; /* save cr.iip */ |
145 | st8 [r31] = r25, -8 ;; /* save cr.ipsr */ |
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146 | st8 [r31] = r26, -8 ;; /* save cr.iipa */ |
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147 | st8 [r31] = r27, -8 ;; /* save cr.isr */ |
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148 | st8 [r31] = r28, -8 ;; /* save cr.ifa */ |
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438 | jermar | 149 | |
150 | /* 5. RSE switch from interrupted context */ |
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435 | jermar | 151 | mov r24 = ar.rsc |
152 | mov r25 = ar.pfs |
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153 | cover |
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154 | mov r26 = cr.ifs |
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155 | |||
916 | jermar | 156 | st8 [r31] = r24, -8 ;; /* save ar.rsc */ |
157 | st8 [r31] = r25, -8 ;; /* save ar.pfs */ |
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158 | st8 [r31] = r26, -8 /* save ar.ifs */ |
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435 | jermar | 159 | |
919 | jermar | 160 | and r24 = ~(RSC_PL_MASK), r24 ;; |
161 | and r30 = ~(RSC_MODE_MASK), r24 ;; |
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162 | mov ar.rsc = r30 ;; /* update RSE state */ |
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435 | jermar | 163 | |
164 | mov r27 = ar.rnat |
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470 | jermar | 165 | mov r28 = ar.bspstore ;; |
435 | jermar | 166 | |
916 | jermar | 167 | /* |
168 | * Inspect BSPSTORE to figure out whether it is necessary to switch to kernel BSPSTORE. |
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169 | */ |
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921 | jermar | 170 | (p1) shr.u r30 = r28, VRN_SHIFT ;; |
171 | (p1) cmp.eq p1, p2 = VRN_KERNEL, r30 ;; |
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435 | jermar | 172 | |
916 | jermar | 173 | /* |
174 | * If BSPSTORE needs to be switched, p1 is false and p2 is true. |
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175 | */ |
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921 | jermar | 176 | (p1) mov r30 = r28 |
177 | (p2) mov r30 = R_KSTACK_BSP ;; |
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178 | (p2) mov ar.bspstore = r30 ;; |
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916 | jermar | 179 | |
435 | jermar | 180 | mov r29 = ar.bsp |
181 | |||
916 | jermar | 182 | st8 [r31] = r27, -8 ;; /* save ar.rnat */ |
183 | st8 [r31] = r30, -8 ;; /* save new value written to ar.bspstore */ |
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184 | st8 [r31] = r28, -8 ;; /* save ar.bspstore */ |
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185 | st8 [r31] = r29, -8 /* save ar.bsp */ |
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435 | jermar | 186 | |
919 | jermar | 187 | mov ar.rsc = r24 /* restore RSE's setting + kernel privileges */ |
435 | jermar | 188 | |
470 | jermar | 189 | /* steps 6 - 15 are done by heavyweight_handler_inner() */ |
916 | jermar | 190 | mov R_RET = b0 /* save b0 belonging to interrupted context */ |
911 | jermar | 191 | br.call.sptk.many b0 = heavyweight_handler_inner |
916 | jermar | 192 | 0: mov b0 = R_RET /* restore b0 belonging to the interrupted context */ |
438 | jermar | 193 | |
470 | jermar | 194 | /* 16. RSE switch to interrupted context */ |
916 | jermar | 195 | cover /* allocate zerro size frame (step 1 (from Intel Docs)) */ |
438 | jermar | 196 | |
470 | jermar | 197 | add r31 = STACK_SCRATCH_AREA_SIZE, r12 ;; |
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915 | jermar | 199 | ld8 r30 = [r31], +8 ;; /* load ar.bsp */ |
200 | ld8 r29 = [r31], +8 ;; /* load ar.bspstore */ |
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201 | ld8 r28 = [r31], +8 ;; /* load ar.bspstore_new */ |
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202 | sub r27 = r30 , r28 ;; /* calculate loadrs (step 2) */ |
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470 | jermar | 203 | shl r27 = r27, 16 |
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205 | mov r24 = ar.rsc ;; |
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206 | and r30 = ~3, r24 ;; |
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207 | or r24 = r30 , r27 ;; |
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208 | mov ar.rsc = r24 ;; /* place RSE in enforced lazy mode */ |
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209 | |||
210 | loadrs /* (step 3) */ |
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211 | |||
212 | ld8 r27 = [r31], +8 ;; /* load ar.rnat */ |
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213 | ld8 r26 = [r31], +8 ;; /* load cr.ifs */ |
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214 | ld8 r25 = [r31], +8 ;; /* load ar.pfs */ |
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215 | ld8 r24 = [r31], +8 ;; /* load ar.rsc */ |
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216 | |||
915 | jermar | 217 | mov ar.bspstore = r29 ;; /* (step 4) */ |
218 | mov ar.rnat = r27 /* (step 5) */ |
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470 | jermar | 219 | |
220 | mov ar.pfs = r25 /* (step 6) */ |
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221 | mov cr.ifs = r26 |
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222 | |||
223 | mov ar.rsc = r24 /* (step 7) */ |
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224 | |||
225 | /* 17. restore interruption state from memory stack */ |
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916 | jermar | 226 | ld8 r28 = [r31], +8 ;; /* load cr.ifa */ |
227 | ld8 r27 = [r31], +8 ;; /* load cr.isr */ |
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228 | ld8 r26 = [r31], +8 ;; /* load cr.iipa */ |
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229 | ld8 r25 = [r31], +8 ;; /* load cr.ipsr */ |
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230 | ld8 r24 = [r31], +8 ;; /* load cr.iip */ |
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470 | jermar | 231 | |
232 | mov cr.iip = r24 |
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233 | mov cr.ipsr = r25 |
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234 | mov cr.iipa = r26 |
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235 | mov cr.isr = r27 |
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236 | mov cr.ifa = r28 |
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238 | /* 18. restore predicate registers from memory stack */ |
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916 | jermar | 239 | ld8 r29 = [r31], +8 ;; /* load predicate registers */ |
470 | jermar | 240 | mov pr = r29 |
241 | |||
242 | /* 19. return from interruption */ |
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916 | jermar | 243 | ld8 r12 = [r31] /* load stack pointer */ |
470 | jermar | 244 | rfi ;; |
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438 | jermar | 246 | .global heavyweight_handler_inner |
247 | heavyweight_handler_inner: |
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248 | /* |
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249 | * From this point, the rest of the interrupted context |
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250 | * will be preserved in stacked registers and backing store. |
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251 | */ |
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470 | jermar | 252 | alloc loc0 = ar.pfs, 0, 47, 2, 0 ;; |
438 | jermar | 253 | |
470 | jermar | 254 | /* bank 0 is going to be shadowed, copy essential data from there */ |
911 | jermar | 255 | mov loc1 = R_RET /* b0 belonging to interrupted context */ |
256 | mov loc2 = R_HANDLER |
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257 | mov out0 = R_OFFS |
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470 | jermar | 258 | |
259 | add out1 = STACK_SCRATCH_AREA_SIZE, r12 |
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438 | jermar | 260 | |
435 | jermar | 261 | /* 6. switch to bank 1 and reenable PSR.ic */ |
478 | jermar | 262 | ssm PSR_IC_MASK |
435 | jermar | 263 | bsw.1 ;; |
264 | srlz.d |
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266 | /* 7. preserve branch and application registers */ |
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470 | jermar | 267 | mov loc3 = ar.unat |
268 | mov loc4 = ar.lc |
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269 | mov loc5 = ar.ec |
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270 | mov loc6 = ar.ccv |
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271 | mov loc7 = ar.csd |
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272 | mov loc8 = ar.ssd |
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435 | jermar | 273 | |
470 | jermar | 274 | mov loc9 = b0 |
275 | mov loc10 = b1 |
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276 | mov loc11 = b2 |
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277 | mov loc12 = b3 |
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278 | mov loc13 = b4 |
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279 | mov loc14 = b5 |
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280 | mov loc15 = b6 |
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281 | mov loc16 = b7 |
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438 | jermar | 282 | |
435 | jermar | 283 | /* 8. preserve general and floating-point registers */ |
284 | /* TODO: save floating-point context */ |
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470 | jermar | 285 | mov loc17 = r1 |
286 | mov loc18 = r2 |
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287 | mov loc19 = r3 |
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288 | mov loc20 = r4 |
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289 | mov loc21 = r5 |
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290 | mov loc22 = r6 |
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291 | mov loc23 = r7 |
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921 | jermar | 292 | (p5) mov loc24 = r8 /* only if not in break_instruction handler */ |
470 | jermar | 293 | mov loc25 = r9 |
294 | mov loc26 = r10 |
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295 | mov loc27 = r11 |
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438 | jermar | 296 | /* skip r12 (stack pointer) */ |
470 | jermar | 297 | mov loc28 = r13 |
298 | mov loc29 = r14 |
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299 | mov loc30 = r15 |
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300 | mov loc31 = r16 |
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301 | mov loc32 = r17 |
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302 | mov loc33 = r18 |
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303 | mov loc34 = r19 |
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304 | mov loc35 = r20 |
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305 | mov loc36 = r21 |
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306 | mov loc37 = r22 |
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307 | mov loc38 = r23 |
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308 | mov loc39 = r24 |
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309 | mov loc40 = r25 |
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310 | mov loc41 = r26 |
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311 | mov loc42 = r27 |
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312 | mov loc43 = r28 |
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313 | mov loc44 = r29 |
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314 | mov loc45 = r30 |
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315 | mov loc46 = r31 |
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438 | jermar | 316 | |
435 | jermar | 317 | /* 9. skipped (will not enable interrupts) */ |
478 | jermar | 318 | /* |
319 | * ssm PSR_I_MASK |
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320 | * ;; |
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321 | * srlz.d |
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322 | */ |
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238 | vana | 323 | |
438 | jermar | 324 | /* 10. call handler */ |
919 | jermar | 325 | movl r1 = _hardcoded_load_address |
326 | |||
470 | jermar | 327 | mov b1 = loc2 |
438 | jermar | 328 | br.call.sptk.many b0 = b1 |
329 | |||
330 | /* 11. return from handler */ |
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331 | 0: |
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332 | |||
435 | jermar | 333 | /* 12. skipped (will not disable interrupts) */ |
478 | jermar | 334 | /* |
335 | * rsm PSR_I_MASK |
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336 | * ;; |
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337 | * srlz.d |
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338 | */ |
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438 | jermar | 339 | |
435 | jermar | 340 | /* 13. restore general and floating-point registers */ |
341 | /* TODO: restore floating-point context */ |
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470 | jermar | 342 | mov r1 = loc17 |
343 | mov r2 = loc18 |
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344 | mov r3 = loc19 |
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345 | mov r4 = loc20 |
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346 | mov r5 = loc21 |
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347 | mov r6 = loc22 |
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348 | mov r7 = loc23 |
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921 | jermar | 349 | (p5) mov r8 = loc24 /* only if not in break_instruction handler */ |
470 | jermar | 350 | mov r9 = loc25 |
351 | mov r10 = loc26 |
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352 | mov r11 = loc27 |
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438 | jermar | 353 | /* skip r12 (stack pointer) */ |
470 | jermar | 354 | mov r13 = loc28 |
355 | mov r14 = loc29 |
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356 | mov r15 = loc30 |
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357 | mov r16 = loc31 |
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358 | mov r17 = loc32 |
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359 | mov r18 = loc33 |
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360 | mov r19 = loc34 |
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361 | mov r20 = loc35 |
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362 | mov r21 = loc36 |
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363 | mov r22 = loc37 |
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364 | mov r23 = loc38 |
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365 | mov r24 = loc39 |
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366 | mov r25 = loc40 |
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367 | mov r26 = loc41 |
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368 | mov r27 = loc42 |
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369 | mov r28 = loc43 |
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370 | mov r29 = loc44 |
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371 | mov r30 = loc45 |
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372 | mov r31 = loc46 |
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435 | jermar | 373 | |
374 | /* 14. restore branch and application registers */ |
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470 | jermar | 375 | mov ar.unat = loc3 |
376 | mov ar.lc = loc4 |
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377 | mov ar.ec = loc5 |
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378 | mov ar.ccv = loc6 |
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379 | mov ar.csd = loc7 |
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380 | mov ar.ssd = loc8 |
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435 | jermar | 381 | |
470 | jermar | 382 | mov b0 = loc9 |
383 | mov b1 = loc10 |
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384 | mov b2 = loc11 |
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385 | mov b3 = loc12 |
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386 | mov b4 = loc13 |
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387 | mov b5 = loc14 |
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388 | mov b6 = loc15 |
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389 | mov b7 = loc16 |
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438 | jermar | 390 | |
435 | jermar | 391 | /* 15. disable PSR.ic and switch to bank 0 */ |
478 | jermar | 392 | rsm PSR_IC_MASK |
435 | jermar | 393 | bsw.0 ;; |
394 | srlz.d |
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438 | jermar | 395 | |
911 | jermar | 396 | mov R_RET = loc1 |
438 | jermar | 397 | mov ar.pfs = loc0 |
470 | jermar | 398 | br.ret.sptk.many b0 |
438 | jermar | 399 | |
470 | jermar | 400 | .global ivt |
401 | .align 32768 |
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402 | ivt: |
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403 | HEAVYWEIGHT_HANDLER 0x0000 |
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404 | HEAVYWEIGHT_HANDLER 0x0400 |
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405 | HEAVYWEIGHT_HANDLER 0x0800 |
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899 | jermar | 406 | HEAVYWEIGHT_HANDLER 0x0c00 alternate_instruction_tlb_fault |
407 | HEAVYWEIGHT_HANDLER 0x1000 alternate_data_tlb_fault |
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408 | HEAVYWEIGHT_HANDLER 0x1400 data_nested_tlb_fault |
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470 | jermar | 409 | HEAVYWEIGHT_HANDLER 0x1800 |
410 | HEAVYWEIGHT_HANDLER 0x1c00 |
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899 | jermar | 411 | HEAVYWEIGHT_HANDLER 0x2000 data_dirty_bit_fault |
412 | HEAVYWEIGHT_HANDLER 0x2400 instruction_access_bit_fault |
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413 | HEAVYWEIGHT_HANDLER 0x2800 data_access_bit_fault |
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470 | jermar | 414 | HEAVYWEIGHT_HANDLER 0x2c00 break_instruction |
415 | HEAVYWEIGHT_HANDLER 0x3000 external_interrupt /* For external interrupt, heavyweight handler is used. */ |
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416 | HEAVYWEIGHT_HANDLER 0x3400 |
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417 | HEAVYWEIGHT_HANDLER 0x3800 |
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418 | HEAVYWEIGHT_HANDLER 0x3c00 |
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419 | HEAVYWEIGHT_HANDLER 0x4000 |
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420 | HEAVYWEIGHT_HANDLER 0x4400 |
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421 | HEAVYWEIGHT_HANDLER 0x4800 |
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422 | HEAVYWEIGHT_HANDLER 0x4c00 |
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444 | vana | 423 | |
899 | jermar | 424 | HEAVYWEIGHT_HANDLER 0x5000 page_not_present |
470 | jermar | 425 | HEAVYWEIGHT_HANDLER 0x5100 |
426 | HEAVYWEIGHT_HANDLER 0x5200 |
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427 | HEAVYWEIGHT_HANDLER 0x5300 |
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428 | HEAVYWEIGHT_HANDLER 0x5400 general_exception |
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429 | HEAVYWEIGHT_HANDLER 0x5500 |
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430 | HEAVYWEIGHT_HANDLER 0x5600 |
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431 | HEAVYWEIGHT_HANDLER 0x5700 |
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432 | HEAVYWEIGHT_HANDLER 0x5800 |
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433 | HEAVYWEIGHT_HANDLER 0x5900 |
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434 | HEAVYWEIGHT_HANDLER 0x5a00 |
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435 | HEAVYWEIGHT_HANDLER 0x5b00 |
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436 | HEAVYWEIGHT_HANDLER 0x5c00 |
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437 | HEAVYWEIGHT_HANDLER 0x5d00 |
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438 | HEAVYWEIGHT_HANDLER 0x5e00 |
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439 | HEAVYWEIGHT_HANDLER 0x5f00 |
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435 | jermar | 440 | |
470 | jermar | 441 | HEAVYWEIGHT_HANDLER 0x6000 |
442 | HEAVYWEIGHT_HANDLER 0x6100 |
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443 | HEAVYWEIGHT_HANDLER 0x6200 |
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444 | HEAVYWEIGHT_HANDLER 0x6300 |
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445 | HEAVYWEIGHT_HANDLER 0x6400 |
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446 | HEAVYWEIGHT_HANDLER 0x6500 |
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447 | HEAVYWEIGHT_HANDLER 0x6600 |
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448 | HEAVYWEIGHT_HANDLER 0x6700 |
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449 | HEAVYWEIGHT_HANDLER 0x6800 |
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450 | HEAVYWEIGHT_HANDLER 0x6900 |
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451 | HEAVYWEIGHT_HANDLER 0x6a00 |
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452 | HEAVYWEIGHT_HANDLER 0x6b00 |
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453 | HEAVYWEIGHT_HANDLER 0x6c00 |
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454 | HEAVYWEIGHT_HANDLER 0x6d00 |
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455 | HEAVYWEIGHT_HANDLER 0x6e00 |
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456 | HEAVYWEIGHT_HANDLER 0x6f00 |
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435 | jermar | 457 | |
470 | jermar | 458 | HEAVYWEIGHT_HANDLER 0x7000 |
459 | HEAVYWEIGHT_HANDLER 0x7100 |
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460 | HEAVYWEIGHT_HANDLER 0x7200 |
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461 | HEAVYWEIGHT_HANDLER 0x7300 |
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462 | HEAVYWEIGHT_HANDLER 0x7400 |
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463 | HEAVYWEIGHT_HANDLER 0x7500 |
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464 | HEAVYWEIGHT_HANDLER 0x7600 |
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465 | HEAVYWEIGHT_HANDLER 0x7700 |
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466 | HEAVYWEIGHT_HANDLER 0x7800 |
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467 | HEAVYWEIGHT_HANDLER 0x7900 |
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468 | HEAVYWEIGHT_HANDLER 0x7a00 |
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469 | HEAVYWEIGHT_HANDLER 0x7b00 |
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470 | HEAVYWEIGHT_HANDLER 0x7c00 |
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471 | HEAVYWEIGHT_HANDLER 0x7d00 |
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472 | HEAVYWEIGHT_HANDLER 0x7e00 |
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473 | HEAVYWEIGHT_HANDLER 0x7f00 |