VMMRZ.cpp revision ebe097ee2ebebb775a1e816af91b4ea67c52b0bd
18e02d8d60d50fb098bbf009186f36bfb430a780vboxsync * VMM - Virtual Machine Monitor, Raw-mode and ring-0 context code.
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18e02d8d60d50fb098bbf009186f36bfb430a780vboxsync/*******************************************************************************
18e02d8d60d50fb098bbf009186f36bfb430a780vboxsync* Header Files *
18e02d8d60d50fb098bbf009186f36bfb430a780vboxsync*******************************************************************************/
18e02d8d60d50fb098bbf009186f36bfb430a780vboxsync * Calls the ring-3 host code.
18e02d8d60d50fb098bbf009186f36bfb430a780vboxsync * @returns VBox status code of the ring-3 call.
18e02d8d60d50fb098bbf009186f36bfb430a780vboxsync * @retval VERR_VMM_RING3_CALL_DISABLED if called at the wrong time. This must
18e02d8d60d50fb098bbf009186f36bfb430a780vboxsync * be passed up the stack, or if that isn't possible then VMMRZCallRing3
18e02d8d60d50fb098bbf009186f36bfb430a780vboxsync * needs to change it into an assertion.
18e02d8d60d50fb098bbf009186f36bfb430a780vboxsync * @param pVM The VM handle.
18e02d8d60d50fb098bbf009186f36bfb430a780vboxsync * @param pVCpu The virtual CPU handle of the calling EMT.
18e02d8d60d50fb098bbf009186f36bfb430a780vboxsync * @param enmOperation The operation.
18e02d8d60d50fb098bbf009186f36bfb430a780vboxsync * @param uArg The argument to the operation.
ebe097ee2ebebb775a1e816af91b4ea67c52b0bdvboxsyncVMMRZDECL(int) VMMRZCallRing3(PVM pVM, PVMCPU pVCpu, VMMCALLRING3 enmOperation, uint64_t uArg)
18e02d8d60d50fb098bbf009186f36bfb430a780vboxsync * Check if calling ring-3 has been disabled and only let let fatal calls thru.
18e02d8d60d50fb098bbf009186f36bfb430a780vboxsync if (RT_UNLIKELY( pVCpu->vmm.s.cCallRing3Disabled != 0
18e02d8d60d50fb098bbf009186f36bfb430a780vboxsync * In most cases, it's sufficient to return a status code which
18e02d8d60d50fb098bbf009186f36bfb430a780vboxsync * will then be propagated up the code usually encountering several
18e02d8d60d50fb098bbf009186f36bfb430a780vboxsync * AssertRC invocations along the way. Hitting one of those is more
18e02d8d60d50fb098bbf009186f36bfb430a780vboxsync * helpful than stopping here.
18e02d8d60d50fb098bbf009186f36bfb430a780vboxsync * However, some doesn't check the status code because they are called
18e02d8d60d50fb098bbf009186f36bfb430a780vboxsync * from void functions, and for these we'll turn this into a ring-0
18e02d8d60d50fb098bbf009186f36bfb430a780vboxsync * assertion host call.
ebe097ee2ebebb775a1e816af91b4ea67c52b0bdvboxsync if (enmOperation != VMMCALLRING3_REM_REPLAY_HANDLER_NOTIFICATIONS)
18e02d8d60d50fb098bbf009186f36bfb430a780vboxsync RTStrPrintf(g_szRTAssertMsg1, sizeof(pVM->vmm.s.szRing0AssertMsg1),
ebe097ee2ebebb775a1e816af91b4ea67c52b0bdvboxsync "VMMRZCallRing3: enmOperation=%d uArg=%#llx idCpu=%#x\n", enmOperation, uArg, pVCpu->idCpu);
18e02d8d60d50fb098bbf009186f36bfb430a780vboxsync RTStrPrintf(pVM->vmm.s.szRing0AssertMsg1, sizeof(pVM->vmm.s.szRing0AssertMsg1),
ebe097ee2ebebb775a1e816af91b4ea67c52b0bdvboxsync "VMMRZCallRing3: enmOperation=%d uArg=%#llx idCpu=%#x\n", enmOperation, uArg, pVCpu->idCpu);
18e02d8d60d50fb098bbf009186f36bfb430a780vboxsync * The normal path.
18e02d8d60d50fb098bbf009186f36bfb430a780vboxsync/** @todo profile this! */
18e02d8d60d50fb098bbf009186f36bfb430a780vboxsync int rc = vmmR0CallHostLongJmp(&pVCpu->vmm.s.CallHostR0JmpBuf, VINF_VMM_CALL_HOST);
18e02d8d60d50fb098bbf009186f36bfb430a780vboxsync * Simple wrapper that adds the pVCpu argument.
18e02d8d60d50fb098bbf009186f36bfb430a780vboxsync * @returns VBox status code of the ring-3 call.
18e02d8d60d50fb098bbf009186f36bfb430a780vboxsync * @retval VERR_VMM_RING3_CALL_DISABLED if called at the wrong time. This must
18e02d8d60d50fb098bbf009186f36bfb430a780vboxsync * be passed up the stack, or if that isn't possible then VMMRZCallRing3
18e02d8d60d50fb098bbf009186f36bfb430a780vboxsync * needs to change it into an assertion.
18e02d8d60d50fb098bbf009186f36bfb430a780vboxsync * @param pVM The VM handle.
18e02d8d60d50fb098bbf009186f36bfb430a780vboxsync * @param pVCpu The virtual CPU handle of the calling EMT.
18e02d8d60d50fb098bbf009186f36bfb430a780vboxsync * @param enmOperation The operation.
18e02d8d60d50fb098bbf009186f36bfb430a780vboxsync * @param uArg The argument to the operation.
ebe097ee2ebebb775a1e816af91b4ea67c52b0bdvboxsyncVMMRZDECL(int) VMMRZCallRing3NoCpu(PVM pVM, VMMCALLRING3 enmOperation, uint64_t uArg)
18e02d8d60d50fb098bbf009186f36bfb430a780vboxsync return VMMRZCallRing3(pVM, VMMGetCpu(pVM), enmOperation, uArg);
18e02d8d60d50fb098bbf009186f36bfb430a780vboxsync * Disables all host calls, except certain fatal ones.
18e02d8d60d50fb098bbf009186f36bfb430a780vboxsync * @param pVCpu The CPU struct for the calling EMT.
18e02d8d60d50fb098bbf009186f36bfb430a780vboxsync * @thread EMT.
97935332ee43e27b4b0448a9fab59374e4ed148avboxsync /** @todo it might make more sense to just disable logging here, then we
97935332ee43e27b4b0448a9fab59374e4ed148avboxsync * won't flush away important bits... but that goes both ways really. */
18e02d8d60d50fb098bbf009186f36bfb430a780vboxsync pVCpu->pVMRC->vmm.s.fRCLoggerFlushingDisabled = true;
18e02d8d60d50fb098bbf009186f36bfb430a780vboxsync pVCpu->vmm.s.pR0LoggerR0->fFlushingDisabled = true;
18e02d8d60d50fb098bbf009186f36bfb430a780vboxsync * Counters VMMRZCallRing3Disable and re-enables host calls.
18e02d8d60d50fb098bbf009186f36bfb430a780vboxsync * @param pVCpu The CPU struct for the calling EMT.
18e02d8d60d50fb098bbf009186f36bfb430a780vboxsync * @thread EMT.
18e02d8d60d50fb098bbf009186f36bfb430a780vboxsync pVCpu->pVMRC->vmm.s.fRCLoggerFlushingDisabled = false;
18e02d8d60d50fb098bbf009186f36bfb430a780vboxsync pVCpu->vmm.s.pR0LoggerR0->fFlushingDisabled = false;
18e02d8d60d50fb098bbf009186f36bfb430a780vboxsync * Checks whether its possible to call host context or not.
18e02d8d60d50fb098bbf009186f36bfb430a780vboxsync * @returns true if it's safe, false if it isn't.
18e02d8d60d50fb098bbf009186f36bfb430a780vboxsync * @param pVCpu The CPU struct for the calling EMT.