| Rev |
Age |
Author |
Path |
Log message |
Diff |
| 4647 |
5643 d 17 h |
jermar |
/branches/arm/ |
Branch out a new arm branch. |
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| 4490 |
5685 d 15 h |
decky |
/trunk/kernel/ |
remove redundant index_t and count_t types (which were always quite ambiguous and not actually needed) |
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| 3973 |
5781 d 23 h |
decky |
/trunk/kernel/ |
kernel memory management revisited (phase 2): map physical memory according to zones
- ia32: register reserved and ACPI zones
- pareas are now used only for mapping of present physical memory (hw_area() is gone)
- firmware zones and physical addresses outside any zones are allowed to be mapped generally
- fix nasty antient bug in zones_insert_zone() |
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| 3940 |
5788 d 18 h |
decky |
/trunk/kernel/ |
make hw_area API more generic
this allows mapping of EGA VRAM on ia32/amd64 |
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| 3908 |
5792 d 16 h |
decky |
/trunk/ |
overhaul pareas: use one single physical area for the physical address space not belonging to physical memory |
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| 2141 |
6484 d 11 h |
jermar |
/trunk/ |
The Ultimate Solution To Illegal Virtual Aliases.
It is better to avoid them completely than to fight them.
Switch the sparc64 port to 16K pages. The TLBs and TSBs
continue to operate with 8K pages only. Page tables and
other generic parts operate with 16K pages.
Because the MMU doesn't support 16K directly, each 16K
page is emulated by a pair of 8K pages. With 16K pages,
illegal aliases cannot be created in 16K D-cache. |
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| 2116 |
6534 d 21 h |
decky |
/trunk/kernel/generic/src/ddi/ |
explicit typecast |
|
| 2107 |
6536 d 14 h |
jermar |
/trunk/ |
When clock() is called by an external interrupt dispatched by the IRQ dispatcher,
no spinlock can be held or the kernel will not be preemptive. This fixes Ticket #24.
Formating and indentation fixes. |
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| 2071 |
6553 d 14 h |
jermar |
/trunk/ |
(c) versus (C) |
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| 2015 |
6592 d 15 h |
jermar |
/trunk/ |
Rework support for virtually indexed cache.
Instead of repeatedly flushing the data cache, which was a huge overkill, refuse to create an illegal address alias
in the kernel (again) and allocate appropriate page color in userspace instead. Extend the detection also to
SYS_PHYSMEM_MAP syscall.
Add support for tracking physical memory areas mappable by SYS_PHYSMEM_MAP.
Lots of coding style changes. |
|
| 2012 |
6595 d 12 h |
jermar |
/trunk/ |
Eliminate confusion between SYS_MAP_PHYSMEM and sys_physmem_map.
The syscall is to be called SYS_PHYSMEM_MAP from now on and the functions that participate in its implementation are
called *physmem_map(). |
|
| 1888 |
6678 d 18 h |
jermar |
/trunk/ |
C99 compliant header guards (hopefully) everywhere in the kernel.
Formatting and indentation changes.
Small improvements in sparc64. |
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| 1839 |
6718 d 19 h |
decky |
/trunk/kernel/generic/ |
finish security context isolation |
|
| 1787 |
6743 d 17 h |
decky |
/ |
move kernel/trunk, uspace/trunk and boot/trunk to trunk/kernel, trunk/uspace and trunk/boot |
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| 1780 |
6750 d 18 h |
jermar |
/kernel/trunk/ |
Replace old __u?? types with respective C99 variants (e.g. uint32_t, int64_t, uintptr_t etc.). |
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| 1708 |
6769 d 0 h |
jermar |
/kernel/trunk/ |
Fix some broken doxygen comments. |
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| 1705 |
6771 d 0 h |
cejka |
/kernel/trunk/ |
Added file with modules definitions and descriptions.
We are able to change modules order and their description in one place. |
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| 1702 |
6771 d 21 h |
cejka |
/kernel/trunk/ |
Kernel doxygen comments updated. |
|
| 1589 |
6779 d 16 h |
jermar |
/kernel/trunk/generic/src/ |
Improve comments regarding liveliness of threads and tasks. |
|
| 1588 |
6779 d 17 h |
jermar |
/kernel/trunk/generic/src/ |
In task_kill(), remove the task from the tasks_btree before proceeding.
Thus, when the kernel finds the task in the tasks_btree and locks it before
releasing tasks_lock, it is guaranteed that the task will not be destroyed
until the lock is held. If the kernel needs to unlock the task, do some operation
and lock it again, it should increase its refcount before doing so. In that case,
when releasing the lock, it must decrement the refcount and if it reaches
zero, it must call task_destroy(). |
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