seL4/include/object/structures.h
Anna Lyons f103ac223d mcs: Refactor replies to solve revoke problems
Before this change, we set the replyObject in the thread state on recv
with no back pointer such that stray pointers would be left in the
thread state when a reply object was completed.

The new semantics are clearer and fix this problem by doing the
following:

- tcb->tcbReply is removed and the thread state field is always used,
  this was unneccessary duplication previously
- the thread state value is set to the reply object only when the thread
  is in BlockedOnReply or BlockedOnRecv
- the reply contains a back pointer, replyTCB, which points to that
  thread
- if a thread has its reply removed, it must be set to
  ThreadState_Inactive.
- deletion is easy in the blockedOnRecv case, we just unlink the reply
  and the tcb.
- deletion is complicated for blockedOnReply. If we are deleing a tcb,
  we remove the actual reply object and the call chain is broken. If we
  are deleting a reply, we maintain the call chain by moving the tcb to
  the next reply.
- we refactor the reply object interface to solve the above.
    * reply_clear: removes the reply from any connections (tcb, sc)
    * reply_unlink: just unlinks the tcb and reply, and sets the thread
      state to inactive
    * reply_remove: removes the reply from the call chain
    * reply_remove_tcb: removes the exact reply that a tcb is bound to,
      as we are removing that tcb. Breaks the call chain.
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/*
* Copyright 2014, General Dynamics C4 Systems
*
* This software may be distributed and modified according to the terms of
* the GNU General Public License version 2. Note that NO WARRANTY is provided.
* See "LICENSE_GPLv2.txt" for details.
*
* @TAG(GD_GPL)
*/
#ifndef __OBJECT_STRUCTURES_H
#define __OBJECT_STRUCTURES_H
#include <config.h>
#include <api/types.h>
#include <stdint.h>
#include <arch/object/structures_gen.h>
#include <mode/types.h>
#include <sel4/macros.h>
#include <sel4/arch/constants.h>
#include <sel4/sel4_arch/constants.h>
#include <benchmark/benchmark_utilisation_.h>
enum irq_state {
IRQInactive = 0,
IRQSignal = 1,
IRQTimer = 2,
#ifdef ENABLE_SMP_SUPPORT
IRQIPI = 3,
#endif
IRQReserved
};
typedef word_t irq_state_t;
typedef struct dschedule {
dom_t domain;
word_t length;
} dschedule_t;
enum asidSizeConstants {
asidHighBits = seL4_NumASIDPoolsBits,
asidLowBits = seL4_ASIDPoolIndexBits
};
/* Arch-independent object types */
enum endpoint_state {
EPState_Idle = 0,
EPState_Send = 1,
EPState_Recv = 2
};
typedef word_t endpoint_state_t;
enum notification_state {
NtfnState_Idle = 0,
NtfnState_Waiting = 1,
NtfnState_Active = 2
};
typedef word_t notification_state_t;
#define EP_PTR(r) ((endpoint_t *)(r))
#define EP_REF(p) ((word_t)(p))
#define NTFN_PTR(r) ((notification_t *)(r))
#define NTFN_REF(p) ((word_t)(p))
#define CTE_PTR(r) ((cte_t *)(r))
#define CTE_REF(p) ((word_t)(p))
#define CNODE_MIN_BITS 1
#define CNODE_PTR(r) (CTE_PTR(r))
#define CNODE_REF(p) (CTE_REF(p)>>CNODE_MIN_BITS)
// We would like the actual 'tcb' region (the portion that contains the tcb_t) of the tcb
// to be as large as possible, but it still needs to be aligned. As the TCB object contains
// two sub objects the largest we can make either sub object whilst preserving size alignment
// is half the total size. To halve an object size defined in bits we just subtract 1
#define TCB_SIZE_BITS (seL4_TCBBits - 1)
#define TCB_CNODE_SIZE_BITS (TCB_CNODE_RADIX + seL4_SlotBits)
#define TCB_CNODE_RADIX 4
#define TCB_OFFSET BIT(TCB_SIZE_BITS)
/* Generate a tcb_t or cte_t pointer from a tcb block reference */
#define TCB_PTR(r) ((tcb_t *)(r))
#define TCB_CTE_PTR(r,i) (((cte_t *)(r))+(i))
#define TCB_REF(p) ((word_t)(p))
/* Generate a cte_t pointer from a tcb_t pointer */
#define TCB_PTR_CTE_PTR(p,i) \
(((cte_t *)((word_t)(p)&~MASK(seL4_TCBBits)))+(i))
#define SC_REF(p) ((word_t) (p))
#define SC_PTR(r) ((sched_context_t *) (r))
#define REPLY_REF(p) ((word_t) (p))
#define REPLY_PTR(r) ((reply_t *) (r))
#define WORD_PTR(r) ((word_t *)(r))
#define WORD_REF(p) ((word_t)(p))
#define ZombieType_ZombieTCB BIT(wordRadix)
#define ZombieType_ZombieCNode(n) ((n) & MASK(wordRadix))
static inline cap_t CONST Zombie_new(word_t number, word_t type, word_t ptr)
{
word_t mask;
if (type == ZombieType_ZombieTCB) {
mask = MASK(TCB_CNODE_RADIX + 1);
} else {
mask = MASK(type + 1);
}
return cap_zombie_cap_new((ptr & ~mask) | (number & mask), type);
}
static inline word_t CONST cap_zombie_cap_get_capZombieBits(cap_t cap)
{
word_t type = cap_zombie_cap_get_capZombieType(cap);
if (type == ZombieType_ZombieTCB) {
return TCB_CNODE_RADIX;
}
return ZombieType_ZombieCNode(type); /* cnode radix */
}
static inline word_t CONST cap_zombie_cap_get_capZombieNumber(cap_t cap)
{
word_t radix = cap_zombie_cap_get_capZombieBits(cap);
return cap_zombie_cap_get_capZombieID(cap) & MASK(radix + 1);
}
static inline word_t CONST cap_zombie_cap_get_capZombiePtr(cap_t cap)
{
word_t radix = cap_zombie_cap_get_capZombieBits(cap);
return cap_zombie_cap_get_capZombieID(cap) & ~MASK(radix + 1);
}
static inline cap_t CONST cap_zombie_cap_set_capZombieNumber(cap_t cap, word_t n)
{
word_t radix = cap_zombie_cap_get_capZombieBits(cap);
word_t ptr = cap_zombie_cap_get_capZombieID(cap) & ~MASK(radix + 1);
return cap_zombie_cap_set_capZombieID(cap, ptr | (n & MASK(radix + 1)));
}
/* Capability table entry (CTE) */
struct cte {
cap_t cap;
mdb_node_t cteMDBNode;
};
typedef struct cte cte_t;
#define nullMDBNode mdb_node_new(0, false, false, 0)
/* Thread state */
enum _thread_state {
ThreadState_Inactive = 0,
ThreadState_Running,
ThreadState_Restart,
ThreadState_BlockedOnReceive,
ThreadState_BlockedOnSend,
ThreadState_BlockedOnReply,
ThreadState_BlockedOnNotification,
#ifdef CONFIG_VTX
ThreadState_RunningVM,
#endif
ThreadState_IdleThreadState
};
typedef word_t _thread_state_t;
/* A TCB CNode and a TCB are always allocated together, and adjacently.
* The CNode comes first. */
enum tcb_cnode_index {
/* CSpace root */
tcbCTable = 0,
/* VSpace root */
tcbVTable = 1,
#ifdef CONFIG_KERNEL_MCS
/* IPC buffer cap slot */
tcbBuffer = 2,
/* Fault endpoint slot */
tcbFaultHandler = 3,
/* Timeout endpoint slot */
tcbTimeoutHandler = 4,
#else
/* Reply cap slot */
tcbReply = 2,
/* TCB of most recent IPC sender */
tcbCaller = 3,
/* IPC buffer cap slot */
tcbBuffer = 4,
#endif
tcbCNodeEntries
};
typedef word_t tcb_cnode_index_t;
#include <arch/object/structures.h>
struct user_data {
word_t words[BIT(seL4_PageBits) / sizeof(word_t)];
};
typedef struct user_data user_data_t;
struct user_data_device {
word_t words[BIT(seL4_PageBits) / sizeof(word_t)];
};
typedef struct user_data_device user_data_device_t;
static inline word_t CONST wordFromVMRights(vm_rights_t vm_rights)
{
return (word_t)vm_rights;
}
static inline vm_rights_t CONST vmRightsFromWord(word_t w)
{
return (vm_rights_t)w;
}
static inline vm_attributes_t CONST vmAttributesFromWord(word_t w)
{
vm_attributes_t attr;
attr.words[0] = w;
return attr;
}
#ifdef CONFIG_KERNEL_MCS
typedef struct sched_context sched_context_t;
typedef struct reply reply_t;
#endif
/* TCB: size >= 18 words + sizeof(arch_tcb_t) + 1 word on MCS (aligned to nearest power of 2) */
struct tcb {
/* arch specific tcb state (including context)*/
arch_tcb_t tcbArch;
/* Thread state, 3 words */
thread_state_t tcbState;
/* Notification that this TCB is bound to. If this is set, when this TCB waits on
* any sync endpoint, it may receive a signal from a Notification object.
* 1 word*/
notification_t *tcbBoundNotification;
/* Current fault, 2 words */
seL4_Fault_t tcbFault;
/* Current lookup failure, 2 words */
lookup_fault_t tcbLookupFailure;
/* Domain, 1 byte (padded to 1 word) */
dom_t tcbDomain;
/* maximum controlled priority, 1 byte (padded to 1 word) */
prio_t tcbMCP;
/* Priority, 1 byte (padded to 1 word) */
prio_t tcbPriority;
#ifdef CONFIG_KERNEL_MCS
/* scheduling context that this tcb is running on, if it is NULL the tcb cannot
* be in the scheduler queues, 1 word */
sched_context_t *tcbSchedContext;
/* scheduling context that this tcb yielded to */
sched_context_t *tcbYieldTo;
#else
/* Timeslice remaining, 1 word */
word_t tcbTimeSlice;
/* Capability pointer to thread fault handler, 1 word */
cptr_t tcbFaultHandler;
#endif
/* userland virtual address of thread IPC buffer, 1 word */
word_t tcbIPCBuffer;
#ifdef ENABLE_SMP_SUPPORT
/* cpu ID this thread is running on, 1 word */
word_t tcbAffinity;
#endif /* ENABLE_SMP_SUPPORT */
/* Previous and next pointers for scheduler queues , 2 words */
struct tcb *tcbSchedNext;
struct tcb *tcbSchedPrev;
/* Preivous and next pointers for endpoint and notification queues, 2 words */
struct tcb *tcbEPNext;
struct tcb *tcbEPPrev;
#ifdef CONFIG_KERNEL_MCS
/* if tcb is in a call, pointer to the reply object, 1 word */
reply_t *tcbReply;
#endif
#ifdef CONFIG_BENCHMARK_TRACK_UTILISATION
/* 16 bytes (12 bytes aarch32) */
benchmark_util_t benchmark;
#endif
#ifdef CONFIG_DEBUG_BUILD
/* Pointers for list of all tcbs that is maintained
* when CONFIG_DEBUG_BUILD is enabled, 2 words */
struct tcb *tcbDebugNext;
struct tcb *tcbDebugPrev;
/* Use any remaining space for a thread name */
char tcbName[];
#endif /* CONFIG_DEBUG_BUILD */
};
typedef struct tcb tcb_t;
#ifdef CONFIG_KERNEL_MCS
typedef struct refill {
/* Absolute timestamp from when this refill can be used */
ticks_t rTime;
/* Amount of ticks that can be used from this refill */
ticks_t rAmount;
} refill_t;
#define MIN_REFILLS 2u
struct sched_context {
/* period for this sc -- controls rate at which budget is replenished */
ticks_t scPeriod;
/* amount of ticks this sc has been scheduled for since seL4_SchedContext_Consumed
* was last called or a timeout exception fired */
ticks_t scConsumed;
/* core this scheduling context provides time for - 0 if uniprocessor */
word_t scCore;
/* thread that this scheduling context is bound to */
tcb_t *scTcb;
/* if this is not NULL, it points to the last reply object that was generated
* when the scheduling context was passed over a Call */
reply_t *scReply;
/* notification this scheduling context is bound to
* (scTcb and scNotification cannot be set at the same time) */
notification_t *scNotification;
/* data word that is sent with timeout faults that occur on this scheduling context */
word_t scBadge;
/* thread that yielded to this scheduling context */
tcb_t *scYieldFrom;
/* Amount of refills this sc tracks */
word_t scRefillMax;
/* Index of the head of the refill circular buffer */
word_t scRefillHead;
/* Index of the tail of the refill circular buffer */
word_t scRefillTail;
};
struct reply {
/* TCB pointed to by this reply object. This pointer reflects two possible relations, depending
* on the thread state.
*
* ThreadState_BlockedOnReply: this tcb is the caller that is blocked on this reply object,
* ThreadState_BlockedOnRecv: this tcb is the callee blocked on an endpoint with this reply object.
*
* The back pointer for this TCB is stored in the thread state.*/
tcb_t *replyTCB;
/* 0 if this is the start of the call chain, or points to the
* previous reply object in a call chain */
call_stack_t replyPrev;
/* Either a scheduling context if this reply object is the head of the call chain
* (the last caller before the server) or another reply object. 0 if no scheduling
* context was passed along the call chain */
call_stack_t replyNext;
};
#endif
/* Ensure object sizes are sane */
compile_assert(cte_size_sane, sizeof(cte_t) <= BIT(seL4_SlotBits))
compile_assert(tcb_cte_size_sane, TCB_CNODE_SIZE_BITS <= TCB_SIZE_BITS)
compile_assert(tcb_size_sane,
BIT(TCB_SIZE_BITS) >= sizeof(tcb_t))
compile_assert(tcb_size_not_excessive,
BIT(TCB_SIZE_BITS - 1) < sizeof(tcb_t))
compile_assert(ep_size_sane, sizeof(endpoint_t) <= BIT(seL4_EndpointBits))
compile_assert(notification_size_sane, sizeof(notification_t) <= BIT(seL4_NotificationBits))
/* Check the IPC buffer is the right size */
compile_assert(ipc_buf_size_sane, sizeof(seL4_IPCBuffer) == BIT(seL4_IPCBufferSizeBits))
#ifdef CONFIG_KERNEL_MCS
compile_assert(sc_core_size_sane, (sizeof(sched_context_t) + MIN_REFILLS *sizeof(refill_t) <=
seL4_CoreSchedContextBytes))
compile_assert(reply_size_sane, sizeof(reply_t) <= BIT(seL4_ReplyBits))
compile_assert(refill_size_sane, (sizeof(refill_t) == seL4_RefillSizeBytes))
#endif
/* helper functions */
static inline word_t CONST
isArchCap(cap_t cap)
{
return (cap_get_capType(cap) % 2);
}
static inline word_t CONST cap_get_capSizeBits(cap_t cap)
{
cap_tag_t ctag;
ctag = cap_get_capType(cap);
switch (ctag) {
case cap_untyped_cap:
return cap_untyped_cap_get_capBlockSize(cap);
case cap_endpoint_cap:
return seL4_EndpointBits;
case cap_notification_cap:
return seL4_NotificationBits;
case cap_cnode_cap:
return cap_cnode_cap_get_capCNodeRadix(cap) + seL4_SlotBits;
case cap_thread_cap:
return seL4_TCBBits;
case cap_zombie_cap: {
word_t type = cap_zombie_cap_get_capZombieType(cap);
if (type == ZombieType_ZombieTCB) {
return seL4_TCBBits;
}
return ZombieType_ZombieCNode(type) + seL4_SlotBits;
}
case cap_null_cap:
return 0;
case cap_domain_cap:
return 0;
case cap_reply_cap:
#ifdef CONFIG_KERNEL_MCS
return seL4_ReplyBits;
#else
return 0;
#endif
case cap_irq_control_cap:
#ifdef CONFIG_KERNEL_MCS
case cap_sched_control_cap:
#endif
return 0;
case cap_irq_handler_cap:
return 0;
#ifdef CONFIG_KERNEL_MCS
case cap_sched_context_cap:
return cap_sched_context_cap_get_capSCSizeBits(cap);
#endif
default:
return cap_get_archCapSizeBits(cap);
}
}
/* Returns whether or not this capability has memory associated
* with it or not. Referring to this as 'being physical' is to
* match up with the Haskell and abstract specifications */
static inline bool_t CONST cap_get_capIsPhysical(cap_t cap)
{
cap_tag_t ctag;
ctag = cap_get_capType(cap);
switch (ctag) {
case cap_untyped_cap:
return true;
case cap_endpoint_cap:
return true;
case cap_notification_cap:
return true;
case cap_cnode_cap:
return true;
case cap_thread_cap:
#ifdef CONFIG_KERNEL_MCS
case cap_sched_context_cap:
#endif
return true;
case cap_zombie_cap:
return true;
case cap_domain_cap:
return false;
case cap_reply_cap:
#ifdef CONFIG_KERNEL_MCS
return true;
#else
return false;
#endif
case cap_irq_control_cap:
#ifdef CONFIG_KERNEL_MCS
case cap_sched_control_cap:
#endif
return false;
case cap_irq_handler_cap:
return false;
default:
return cap_get_archCapIsPhysical(cap);
}
}
static inline void *CONST cap_get_capPtr(cap_t cap)
{
cap_tag_t ctag;
ctag = cap_get_capType(cap);
switch (ctag) {
case cap_untyped_cap:
return WORD_PTR(cap_untyped_cap_get_capPtr(cap));
case cap_endpoint_cap:
return EP_PTR(cap_endpoint_cap_get_capEPPtr(cap));
case cap_notification_cap:
return NTFN_PTR(cap_notification_cap_get_capNtfnPtr(cap));
case cap_cnode_cap:
return CTE_PTR(cap_cnode_cap_get_capCNodePtr(cap));
case cap_thread_cap:
return TCB_PTR_CTE_PTR(cap_thread_cap_get_capTCBPtr(cap), 0);
case cap_zombie_cap:
return CTE_PTR(cap_zombie_cap_get_capZombiePtr(cap));
case cap_domain_cap:
return NULL;
case cap_reply_cap:
#ifdef CONFIG_KERNEL_MCS
return REPLY_PTR(cap_reply_cap_get_capReplyPtr(cap));
#else
return NULL;
#endif
case cap_irq_control_cap:
#ifdef CONFIG_KERNEL_MCS
case cap_sched_control_cap:
#endif
return NULL;
case cap_irq_handler_cap:
return NULL;
#ifdef CONFIG_KERNEL_MCS
case cap_sched_context_cap:
return SC_PTR(cap_sched_context_cap_get_capSCPtr(cap));
#endif
default:
return cap_get_archCapPtr(cap);
}
}
static inline bool_t CONST isCapRevocable(cap_t derivedCap, cap_t srcCap)
{
if (isArchCap(derivedCap)) {
return Arch_isCapRevocable(derivedCap, srcCap);
}
switch (cap_get_capType(derivedCap)) {
case cap_endpoint_cap:
return (cap_endpoint_cap_get_capEPBadge(derivedCap) !=
cap_endpoint_cap_get_capEPBadge(srcCap));
case cap_notification_cap:
return (cap_notification_cap_get_capNtfnBadge(derivedCap) !=
cap_notification_cap_get_capNtfnBadge(srcCap));
case cap_irq_handler_cap:
return (cap_get_capType(srcCap) ==
cap_irq_control_cap);
case cap_untyped_cap:
return true;
default:
return false;
}
}
#endif