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/trunk/kernel/generic/src/syscall/syscall.c
164,6 → 164,7
(syshandler_t) sys_ipc_answer_fast,
(syshandler_t) sys_ipc_answer_slow,
(syshandler_t) sys_ipc_forward_fast,
(syshandler_t) sys_ipc_forward_slow,
(syshandler_t) sys_ipc_wait_for_call,
(syshandler_t) sys_ipc_hangup,
(syshandler_t) sys_ipc_register_irq,
/trunk/kernel/generic/src/ipc/sysipc.c
618,7 → 618,8
return (unative_t) call;
}
 
/** Forward a received call to another destination.
/** Forward a received call to another destination - common code for both the
* fast and the slow version.
*
* @param callid Hash of the call to forward.
* @param phoneid Phone handle to use for forwarding.
625,23 → 626,21
* @param method New method to use for the forwarded call.
* @param arg1 New value of the first argument for the forwarded call.
* @param arg2 New value of the second argument for the forwarded call.
* @param arg3 New value of the third argument for the forwarded call.
* @param arg4 New value of the fourth argument for the forwarded call.
* @param arg5 New value of the fifth argument for the forwarded call.
* @param mode Flags that specify mode of the forward operation.
* @param slow If true, arg3, arg4 and arg5 are considered. Otherwise
* the function considers only the fast version arguments:
* i.e. arg1 and arg2.
*
* @return Return 0 on succes, otherwise return an error code.
*
* In case the original method is a system method, ARG1, ARG2 and ARG3 are
* overwritten in the forwarded message with the new method and the new arg1 and
* arg2, respectively. Otherwise the METHOD, ARG1 and ARG2 are rewritten with
* the new method, arg1 and arg2, respectively. Also note there is a set of
* immutable methods, for which the new method and argument is not set and
* these values are ignored.
*
* Warning: When implementing support for changing additional payload
* arguments, make sure that ARG5 is not rewritten for certain
* system IPC
* Warning: Make sure that ARG5 is not rewritten for certain system IPC
*/
unative_t sys_ipc_forward_fast(unative_t callid, unative_t phoneid,
unative_t method, unative_t arg1, unative_t arg2, int mode)
static unative_t sys_ipc_forward_common(unative_t callid, unative_t phoneid,
unative_t method, unative_t arg1, unative_t arg2, unative_t arg3,
unative_t arg4, unative_t arg5, int mode, bool slow)
{
call_t *call;
phone_t *phone;
649,7 → 648,7
call = get_call(callid);
if (!call)
return ENOENT;
 
call->flags |= IPC_CALL_FORWARDED;
 
GET_CHECK_PHONE(phone, phoneid, {
666,8 → 665,8
 
/*
* Userspace is not allowed to change method of system methods on
* forward, allow changing ARG1, ARG2 and ARG3 by means of method,
* arg1 and arg2.
* forward, allow changing ARG1, ARG2, ARG3 and ARG4 by means of method,
* arg1, arg2 and arg3.
* If the method is immutable, don't change anything.
*/
if (!method_is_immutable(IPC_GET_METHOD(call->data))) {
678,10 → 677,22
IPC_SET_ARG1(call->data, method);
IPC_SET_ARG2(call->data, arg1);
IPC_SET_ARG3(call->data, arg2);
if (slow) {
IPC_SET_ARG4(call->data, arg3);
/*
* For system methods we deliberately don't
* overwrite ARG5.
*/
}
} else {
IPC_SET_METHOD(call->data, method);
IPC_SET_ARG1(call->data, arg1);
IPC_SET_ARG2(call->data, arg2);
if (slow) {
IPC_SET_ARG3(call->data, arg3);
IPC_SET_ARG4(call->data, arg4);
IPC_SET_ARG5(call->data, arg5);
}
}
}
 
688,6 → 699,64
return ipc_forward(call, phone, &TASK->answerbox, mode);
}
 
/** Forward a received call to another destination - fast version.
*
* @param callid Hash of the call to forward.
* @param phoneid Phone handle to use for forwarding.
* @param method New method to use for the forwarded call.
* @param arg1 New value of the first argument for the forwarded call.
* @param arg2 New value of the second argument for the forwarded call.
* @param mode Flags that specify mode of the forward operation.
*
* @return Return 0 on succes, otherwise return an error code.
*
* In case the original method is a system method, ARG1, ARG2 and ARG3 are
* overwritten in the forwarded message with the new method and the new
* arg1 and arg2, respectively. Otherwise the METHOD, ARG1 and ARG2 are
* rewritten with the new method, arg1 and arg2, respectively. Also note there
* is a set of immutable methods, for which the new method and arguments are not
* set and these values are ignored.
*/
unative_t sys_ipc_forward_fast(unative_t callid, unative_t phoneid,
unative_t method, unative_t arg1, unative_t arg2, int mode)
{
return sys_ipc_forward_common(callid, phoneid, method, arg1, arg2, 0, 0,
0, mode, false);
}
 
/** Forward a received call to another destination - slow version.
*
* @param callid Hash of the call to forward.
* @param phoneid Phone handle to use for forwarding.
* @param data Userspace address of the new IPC data.
* @param mode Flags that specify mode of the forward operation.
*
* @return Return 0 on succes, otherwise return an error code.
*
* This function is the slow verision of the sys_ipc_forward_fast interface.
* It can copy all five new arguments and the new method from the userspace.
* It naturally extends the functionality of the fast version. For system
* methods, it additionally stores the new value of arg3 to ARG4. For non-system
* methods, it additionally stores the new value of arg3, arg4 and arg5,
* respectively, to ARG3, ARG4 and ARG5, respectively.
*/
unative_t sys_ipc_forward_slow(unative_t callid, unative_t phoneid,
ipc_data_t *data, int mode)
{
ipc_data_t newdata;
int rc;
 
rc = copy_from_uspace(&newdata.args, &data->args,
sizeof(newdata.args));
if (rc != 0)
return (unative_t) rc;
 
return sys_ipc_forward_common(callid, phoneid,
IPC_GET_METHOD(newdata), IPC_GET_ARG1(newdata),
IPC_GET_ARG2(newdata), IPC_GET_ARG3(newdata),
IPC_GET_ARG4(newdata), IPC_GET_ARG5(newdata), mode, true);
}
 
/** Answer an IPC call - fast version.
*
* This function can handle only two return arguments of payload, but is faster