On Tue, Sep 30, 2014 at 3:55 AM, Yvan Roux <[email protected]> wrote:
> Right, it is not specified in the AArch64 ABI that exception handlers
> arguments have reserved registers as it uses the standard convention
> to pass arguments, and in the GCC case only registers X0-X3 are used
> for that (it is what I've implemented in Gregs.c in this port).
> Thus, I think that they all have to be restored if they have been set
> before (i.e. the corresponding eh_valid_mask is true). Arun does it
> make sense ?
I'd try to use ia64 and x86_64 as reference code on this topic.
src/ia64/Gresume.c has some relevant comments on preserved vs scratch.
My understanding of the aarch64 code is:
(c->sigcontext_format == AARCH64_SCF_NONE) {
// normal path
} else {
// exception handling path
// eh_valid_mask is being looked at
}
What I'm not understanding is: how does the exception handling path
end up with AARCH64_SCF_NONE?
-Arun
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