ktrace context switch checking. If syncing disks while handling a panic
that occurred while 'curproc' was NULL, the old code would dereference
NULL and die. The (slight) reorganization was done so that space (one extra
splhigh()), rather than time (one extra comparison), would be wasted.
Added support for the SA110. This cpu does not need any register fix-ups
following a data abort.
Return valid signal code values on SEGV's. See machine/signal.h for
decoding SEGV signal codes.
required during pagemove() and vmapbuf() and vunmapbuf().
The kernel and undefined mode stack checks are now guarded with
#ifdef STACKCHECKS.
Tidied up comments.
cache needs to be cleans and the instruction and data caches need to
be invalidate along with the instruction and data tlbs when
the TTB is reloaded during a context switch.
if CPU_SA110 is defined. Cache cleaning is different on the SA110 as
the cache is a write back virtual cache and is split for data and instruction.
Also the cache and tlb control instructions use different coprocessor #15
registers.
Removed suspect FPA probing code, instead use the ARM FPE to probe the FPA.
Neatened up the FPE attachment code.
Recognise StrongARM class of cpu.
Updated the fpa instruction bounce handler to expect a 4th argument
when called on an undefined trap to match recent changes made to
undefined handlers.
Add acknowledgement records to the buffer following origin or bounding
box changes.
Removed prototype for strncmp().
Added support for switch mouse reports between absolute and relative
positions.
This, in conjunction with the trap.c changes, solve the crashes when
referencing illegal addresses in the debugger. Thanks Jason for providing
the trigger and solution ;-)
- Re-write panictrap() so that faults generated by the debugger can be
handled by the debugger.
- Add a small bit of extra checking to the MMU_FAULT case, to make it more
robust against pieces of the proc-structure being NULL (Jason Thorpe)
- If p == NULL at the entry of trap(), assign proc0 to it. Fixes a *lot* of
NULL-pointer dereferences. (Gordon Ross)
jonathan