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Jeffrey Lee authored
Detail: Many of our existing PSR manipulation macros (specifically, ones used for changing mode or controlling interrupts) are based around the code sequences you'd typically use on a 26bit system. Although this has worked well in terms of producing a 32bit version of the OS, it's also left us with macros that can be sub-optimal for 32bit machines, or are inconvenient to use due to the potential of corrupting other PSR flags This change adds a new set of macros which are designed and optimised for 32bit-only targets, but can still fall back to 26/32bit neutral or 26bit-only configurations hdr/CPU/Generic32: - Add the new macros (SEI, CLI, SetModeSEI, SetModeCLI & variants). - Improve existing SetMode macro to add 26bit compatibility, and to add an extra optimisation for pre-ARMv6 (emit single MSR if IRQ state is known) - Improve SCPSR to allow the source mode to be any 32bit mode - Fix conditional 26bit/32bit neutral SCPSR - the 32bit check TEQ corrupts NZCV so we can't do conditional execution on $cond after it (and we've already branched on the opposite condition anyway) - Fix 26bit/32bit neutral SCPSR to preserve NZCV when following the MSR code path - Make CLRPSR and SETPSR just call through to SCPSR - in terms of output the first two have no advantages over SCPSR - Update WritePSRc documentation to reflect that it can now be used in any (non-USR) source mode hdr/CPU/Generic26: - Update WritePSRc documentation to match Generic32 Admin: Tested on Raspberry Pi Output of new macros manually checked for various machine types (RPi, Tungsten, All, 26) Version 2.65. Tagged as 'HdrSrc-2_65'
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