unix_bb.c revision 7c478bd95313f5f23a4c958a745db2134aa03244
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/*
* Copyright (c) 1997 by Sun Microsystems, Inc.
* All rights reserved.
*/
#pragma ident "%Z%%M% %I% %E% SMI"
/*
* Kernel Basic Block Profiling - profiling initialization hooks
*/
#include <sys/param.h>
#include <sys/types.h>
#include <sys/t_lock.h>
#include <sys/cpuvar.h>
#include <sys/systm.h>
#include <sys/spl.h>
#include <sys/unix_bb_info.h>
#ifdef KCOV
/*
* routines to do kernel basic block coverage.
*/
struct bb_info *unix_bb_list;
lock_t unix_bb_lock;
/*
* There is the potential that we will be called by any C routine.
* So we avoid calling any C routines from here, as we'll get
* a recursive call.
* Also, we wish to avoid a deadlock due to being called by
* an interrupt handler, so we lock at the NMI level.
* Of course, that leaves the possibility that we'll
* be called from an NMI handler. If the lock is available,
* fine, otherwise, if we're on the interrupt stack at the
* NMI level, we just return.
*
* We will probably get another chance to add the bb_info structure
* to the list, since the bb_info structure is for the entire object file.
*/
#ifdef KCOV_TEST
int unix_bb_a, unix_bb_b, unix_bb_c;
int unix_bb_d, unix_bb_e, unix_bb_f, unix_bb_g;
processorid_t bb_last_who;
char *bb_last_where;
#endif
void
__bb_init_func(struct bb_info *bb)
{
u_short s;
/*
* a = c + g
* b = c + d
* a = c + e
* e = g
*
* a->b->c
* a->b->d->e->g
* a->b->d->e->f->g
* a->e->g
* a->e->f->g
*/
/*
* Raise the pil and try to get the lock.
*/
s = spl8();
#ifdef KCOV_TEST
unix_bb_a++;
#endif
if (!lock_try(&unix_bb_lock)) {
/*
* If we're on the interrrupt stack, we just return
* in case it's an NMI and we're looking at a deadlock
* situation. Otherwise, we use lock_set_spl()
*/
#ifdef KCOV_TEST
unix_bb_b++;
#endif
if (CPU_ON_INTR(CPU)) {
#ifdef KCOV_TEST
unix_bb_c++;
#endif
splx(s);
return;
}
#ifdef KCOV_TEST
unix_bb_d++;
#endif
splx(s);
lock_set_spl(&unix_bb_lock, ipltospl(NMI_LEVEL), &s);
}
#ifdef KCOV_TEST
bb_last_who = CPU->cpu_id;
bb_last_where = bb->bb_filename;
unix_bb_e++;
#endif
/*
* We've got the lock. If we have not been initialized, add us
* to the list and set the initialized flag.
*/
#ifdef KCOV_TEST
if (bb->bb_next == 0) {
unix_bb_f++;
#else
if (bb->bb_initflag == 0) {
bb->bb_initflag = 1;
#endif
bb->bb_next = unix_bb_list;
unix_bb_list = bb;
}
#ifdef KCOV_TEST
unix_bb_g++;
#endif
lock_clear_splx(&unix_bb_lock, s);
}
#endif /* KCOV */