zircon/kernel/phys/include/phys/main.h

// Copyright 2020 The Fuchsia Authors
//
// Use of this source code is governed by a MIT-style
// license that can be found in the LICENSE file or at
// https://opensource.org/licenses/MIT

#ifndef ZIRCON_KERNEL_PHYS_INCLUDE_PHYS_MAIN_H_
#define ZIRCON_KERNEL_PHYS_INCLUDE_PHYS_MAIN_H_

#include <lib/arch/ticks.h>
#include <lib/memalloc/range.h>
#include <zircon/boot/image.h>
#include <zircon/compiler.h>

#include <ktl/byte.h>
#include <ktl/optional.h>
#include <ktl/span.h>

// There's never any such object but the static analysis API requires some
// C++ object to refer to.  The PHYS_SINGLETHREAD marker on any function
// asserts that it is only run in the single thread rooted at PhysMain.
//
// TODO(mcgrathr): If and when code developed for phys environments is also
// shared in multithreaded kernel or user environments then this should
// probably be replaced by a lock/guard template wrapper regime that uses
// specific static analysis annotations and in fancy environments is real
// locks but in single-threaded environments is compiled away dummy lock
// types that only do the static analysis.  For now, we take pains to mark
// specific reusable-looking code with PHYS_SINGLETHREAD any place that it
// has single-threaded assumptions.
namespace PhysMainSingleThread {
struct __TA_CAPABILITY("PhysMainSingleThread") Type {};
constexpr Type kInstance;
}  // namespace PhysMainSingleThread
#define PHYS_SINGLETHREAD __TA_REQUIRES(PhysMainSingleThread::kInstance)

// This is the entry point from the assembly code kernel entry point.
// The stack and thread pointer ABIs are fully set up for normal C++ code.
// The first argument is passed along from the boot loader and the second
// is the earliest possible time sample at entry.
extern "C" [[noreturn]] void PhysMain(void*, arch::EarlyTicks) PHYS_SINGLETHREAD;

// In ZBI executables, PhysMain is defined to set up the console on stdout and
// then hand off to ZbiMain.  So ZbiMain is the main entry point that a ZBI
// executable defines.  It can use printf (and stdout generally) freely.
[[noreturn]] void ZbiMain(void* zbi, arch::EarlyTicks) PHYS_SINGLETHREAD;

// These are defined by the linker script and give the bounds of the memory
// image, i.e. the load image plus the reserve_memory_size (bss).
extern "C" __LOCAL ktl::byte PHYS_LOAD_ADDRESS[], _end[];

// Apply any relocations to our binary.
//
// This is a no-op on binaries linked to a fixed location, but is required for
// binaries compiled as position-independent to ensure pointers in data sections,
// vtables, etc, are updated to their correct locations.
void ApplyRelocations();

// Read the boot loader data to initialize memory for "allocation.h" APIs.
// The argument is the pointer to the ZBI, Multiboot info, Device Tree, etc.
// depending on the particular phys environment.  This panics if no memory is
// found for the allocator.
void InitMemory(void* bootloader_data);

// This does most of the InitMemory() work for ZBI executables, where
// InitMemory() calls it with the ZBI_TYPE_MEM_CONFIG payload from the ZBI.
void ZbiInitMemory(void* zbi, ktl::span<zbi_mem_range_t> mem_config,
                   ktl::optional<memalloc::Range> extra_special_range = {});

// Perform any architecture-specific set-up.
void ArchSetUp(void* zbi);

// Try to reboot or shut down the machine in a panic situation.
[[noreturn]] void ArchPanicReset();

#endif  // ZIRCON_KERNEL_PHYS_INCLUDE_PHYS_MAIN_H_