This code is still a mess, but at least it uses an interrupt-map so I can
use it to test whether interrupt-map handling in fdt_intr_ is working
properly.
Need to get some real documentation and redo this so it works. :(
request again (possibly because of compiler optimisations), by using
copies and barrier.
From XSA155:
The compiler can emit optimizations in the PV backend drivers which
can lead to double fetch vulnerabilities. Specifically the shared
memory between the frontend and backend can be fetched twice (during
which time the frontend can alter the contents) possibly leading to
arbitrary code execution in backend.
The mct on exynos uses an interrupt map so we add support now. Devices
represent their interrupts either through a combination of interrupt-parent
and interrupts properties, where the 'interrupts' property is an array of
one or more interrupt specifiers; or through a combination of an
interrupt-parent that points to an interrupt-map, where the interrupt-map
contains 2 or more entries consisting of an index, a pointer to an
interrupt-controller, and a specifier for that controller.
This code adds the ability to walk the interrupt-map and return a specifier.
Unfortunately, the addition requires changing the interface to the
interrupt-controllers' _establish and _intstr functions, so this check in
contains a rototill of the three existing fdt interrupt controllers to use
the new interface.
their implementation. Both functions don't take the passcode as
argument.
As wrmsr_locked() no longer writes the passcode to the msr the
erratum 721 on my Opteron 2356 really gets patched and cc1 no longer
crashes with SIGSEGV.
Add sysmmu to have something that calls through to the combiner's establish
routine. Debug the combiner with it.
At this point the combiner is mostly done, but the interrupt handler has not
been tested. This may never happen as we may never support any of the
devices that use the combiner for interrupts. (Or maybe mct)
modify exynos_gpio.c to support the new pinctrl model.
set up the new pinctrl model in exynos_pinctrl.c
Flesh out exynos_i2c.c and set it up to use the new pinctrl model. NOTE:
exynos_i2c.c is still incomplete. I need to figure out what to set the
prescaler and scaler to.
This is a complete, but untested, driver; except that it needs to be able
to configure gpios and, afaict, we don't yet have an fdtbus_gpio_* function
that will do that.
