[Vm-dev] VM Maker: VMMaker.oscog-eem.2399.mcz
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Thu May 31 06:17:05 UTC 2018
Eliot Miranda uploaded a new version of VMMaker to project VM Maker:
http://source.squeak.org/VMMaker/VMMaker.oscog-eem.2399.mcz
==================== Summary ====================
Name: VMMaker.oscog-eem.2399
Author: eem
Time: 30 May 2018, 11:16:33.556382 pm
UUID: 39957c2e-eab8-452a-9a31-4f7dd241b6d3
Ancestors: VMMaker.oscog-eem.2398
FFIPlugin: Fix slip in the Win64 ffiCalloutTo:SpecOnStack:in:
=============== Diff against VMMaker.oscog-eem.2398 ===============
Item was changed:
----- Method: ThreadedX64Win64FFIPlugin>>ffiCalloutTo:SpecOnStack:in: (in category 'callout support') -----
ffiCalloutTo: procAddr SpecOnStack: specOnStack in: calloutState
<var: #procAddr type: #'void *'>
<var: #calloutState type: #'CalloutState *'>
<var: #loadFloatRegs declareC: 'extern void loadFloatRegs(double, double, double, double)'>
"Go out, call this guy and create the return value. This *must* be inlined because of
the alloca of the outgoing stack frame in ffiCall:WithFlags:NumArgs:Args:AndTypes:"
| myThreadIndex atomicType floatRet intRet |
<var: #floatRet type: #double>
<var: #intRet type: #usqLong>
<inline: true>
self maybeDisownVM: calloutState threadIndexInto: [:threadIndex| myThreadIndex := threadIndex].
calloutState floatRegisterSignature > 0 ifTrue:
[self
load: (calloutState floatRegisters at: 0)
Flo: (calloutState floatRegisters at: 1)
+ atR: (calloutState floatRegisters at: 2)
+ egs: (calloutState floatRegisters at: 3)].
- at: (calloutState floatRegisters at: 2)
- Re: (calloutState floatRegisters at: 3)
- gs: (calloutState floatRegisters at: 4)].
(self allocaLiesSoSetSpBeforeCall or: [self mustAlignStack]) ifTrue:
[self setsp: calloutState argVector].
atomicType := self atomicTypeOf: calloutState ffiRetHeader.
(atomicType >> 1) = (FFITypeSingleFloat >> 1) ifTrue:
[atomicType = FFITypeSingleFloat
ifTrue:
[floatRet := self
dispatchFunctionPointer: (self cCoerceSimple: procAddr to: 'float (*)(sqIntptr_t, sqIntptr_t, sqIntptr_t, sqIntptr_t)')
with: (calloutState integerRegisters at: 0)
with: (calloutState integerRegisters at: 1)
with: (calloutState integerRegisters at: 2)
with: (calloutState integerRegisters at: 3)]
ifFalse: "atomicType = FFITypeDoubleFloat"
[floatRet := self
dispatchFunctionPointer: (self cCoerceSimple: procAddr to: 'double (*)(sqIntptr_t, sqIntptr_t, sqIntptr_t, sqIntptr_t)')
with: (calloutState integerRegisters at: 0)
with: (calloutState integerRegisters at: 1)
with: (calloutState integerRegisters at: 2)
with: (calloutState integerRegisters at: 3)].
"undo any callee argument pops because it may confuse stack management with the alloca."
(self isCalleePopsConvention: calloutState callFlags) ifTrue:
[self setsp: calloutState argVector].
self maybeOwnVM: calloutState threadIndex: myThreadIndex.
^interpreterProxy floatObjectOf: floatRet].
intRet := self
dispatchFunctionPointer: (self cCoerceSimple: procAddr to: 'usqIntptr_t (*)(sqIntptr_t, sqIntptr_t, sqIntptr_t, sqIntptr_t)')
with: (calloutState integerRegisters at: 0)
with: (calloutState integerRegisters at: 1)
with: (calloutState integerRegisters at: 2)
with: (calloutState integerRegisters at: 3).
"undo any callee argument pops because it may confuse stack management with the alloca."
(self isCalleePopsConvention: calloutState callFlags) ifTrue:
[self setsp: calloutState argVector].
self maybeOwnVM: calloutState threadIndex: myThreadIndex.
(calloutState ffiRetHeader anyMask: FFIFlagPointer+FFIFlagStructure) ifTrue:
["Note: Order is important here since FFIFlagPointer + FFIFlagStructure is used to represent
'typedef void* VoidPointer' and VoidPointer must be returned as pointer *not* as struct."
(calloutState ffiRetHeader anyMask: FFIFlagPointer) ifTrue:
[^self ffiReturnPointer: intRet ofType: (self ffiReturnType: specOnStack) in: calloutState].
^self ffiReturnStruct: intRet ofType: (self ffiReturnType: specOnStack) in: calloutState].
^self ffiCreateIntegralResultOop: intRet ofAtomicType: atomicType in: calloutState!
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