On 05/10/10 21:36, Reinhard Meyer wrote:
> Albert ARIBAUD schrieb:
>> Le 05/10/2010 11:39, Reinhard Meyer a écrit :
>>>> for (p = start; p< end; p += 8)
>>>> work;
>>>> and not
>>>
>>> Give me some time, and I will complete this loop to do
>>> relocation in "C".
>
> Almost finished with it :)
>
>>> Reinhard
>>
>> Be careful, though, that you need a way to obtain the 'source' address
>> of the .rel.dyn start and end and of the .dynsym start, plus the offset
>> from 'source' to 'target'; these may not be easy to compute in C
>
> No problem, the statements
>
> .globl _rel_dyn_start_ofs
> _rel_dyn_start_ofs:
> .word __rel_dyn_start - _start
> .globl _rel_dyn_end_ofs
> _rel_dyn_end_ofs:
> .word __rel_dyn_end - _start
> .globl _dynsym_start_ofs
> _dynsym_start_ofs:
> .word __dynsym_start - _start
>
> get the values to "C".
Odd, is x86 different:
extern ulong _i386boot_rel_dyn_start;
extern ulong _i386boot_rel_dyn_end;
void board_init_f (ulong stack_limit)
{
...
Elf32_Rel *rel_dyn_start = (Elf32_Rel *)&_i386boot_rel_dyn_start;
Elf32_Rel *rel_dyn_end = (Elf32_Rel *)&_i386boot_rel_dyn_end;
...
>>
>> I think the right balance might be to have an ASM framework to prepare
>> these four values and pass them to the C relocation routine.
>
> see above.
>
>>
>> Note that you may also have to make sure the routine itself is
>> insensitive to relocation too.
>
> Why? It runs while code is at the right TEXT_BASE. If that shall
> be weakened, I am not sure it can be done in "C".
Provided you only use local variables (i.e. stored on the stack) the code
might be relocatable anyway (the jump from asm to C will hopefully be
relative). If you run the code at another address you will need to
calculate the load offset and adjust rel_dyn_start and rel_dyn_end
accordingly (see recent x86 patch series)
[snip]
> Is an entry in _dynsym really 16 bytes long?
Yes, it is an Elf32_Rel struct - see include/elf.h in the U-Boot tree
typedef struct
{
Elf32_Addr r_offset; /* offset of relocation */
Elf32_Word r_info; /* symbol table index and type */
} Elf32_Rel;
> PS: I am about there:
>
> #ifdef CONFIG_USE_C_RELOCATION
> /* TODO: check for identical source and destination */
> /* TODO: check for overlapping */
> /* copy image, including initialized data */
> debug ("memcpy(%08lx,%08lx,%ld)\n",
> addr, _TEXT_BASE, _bss_start_ofs);
> memcpy (addr, _TEXT_BASE, _bss_start_ofs);
> /* now fix the code */
> debug ("_dynsym_start_ofs=%08lx _rel_dyn_start_ofs=%08lx
> _rel_dyn_end_ofs=%08lx\n",
> _dynsym_start_ofs, _rel_dyn_start_ofs, _rel_dyn_end_ofs);
> for (dyn_ptr = (ulong *)(_TEXT_BASE + _rel_dyn_start_ofs);
> dyn_ptr < (ulong *)(_TEXT_BASE + _rel_dyn_end_ofs);
> dyn_ptr += 8) {
I too use a for loop, but now use a do loop:
extern ulong __rel_dyn_start;
extern ulong __rel_dyn_end;
void board_init_f (ulong gdp)
{
...
void *rel_dyn_start = &__rel_dyn_start;
void *rel_dyn_end = &__rel_dyn_end;
...
/* Perform relocation adjustments */
re_src = (Elf32_Rel *)(rel_dyn_start + ((gd_t *)gdp)->load_off);
re_end = (Elf32_Rel *)(rel_dyn_end + ((gd_t *)gdp)->load_off);
do {
if (re_src->r_offset >= TEXT_BASE)
if (*(Elf32_Addr *)(re_src->r_offset - rel_offset) >=
TEXT_BASE)
*(Elf32_Addr *)(re_src->r_offset - rel_offset)
-= rel_offset;
} while (re_src++ < re_end);
I pass in a pointer to the global data structure which has had load_off
(the difference between TEXT_BASE and the load address) pre-calculated in asm
> ulong *patchaddr = (ulong *) dyn_ptr[0] + addr;
> debug ("patch %08lx : %08lx\n",
> patchaddr, dyn_ptr[1]);
> switch (dyn_ptr[1] & 0xff) {
Use Elf32_Rel
> case 23: /* rel fixup */
> *patchaddr += addr;
> break;
> case 2: /* abs fixup */
> break;
> default: /* unhandled fixup */
> break;
> }
> }
Regards,
Graeme
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