/////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// // // Microsoft Research Singularity // // Copyright (c) Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved. // // File: ResourceTracker.cs // // Note: Provides tracking for all IoPorts, IoMemory, IoDma, and IoIrq // that are created by the kernel // // #define DEBUG_PARSING // #define VERBOSE using System; using System.Collections; using System.Runtime.InteropServices; using System.Runtime.CompilerServices; using System.Threading; using Microsoft.SingSharp; using Microsoft.Singularity; using Microsoft.Singularity.Channels; using Microsoft.Singularity.Directory; using Microsoft.Singularity.Extending; using Microsoft.Singularity.Hal; using Microsoft.Singularity.Loader; using Microsoft.Singularity.Memory; using Microsoft.Singularity.V1.Types; using Microsoft.Singularity.Xml; namespace Microsoft.Singularity.Io { // [TODO] - this implementation uses an O(n^2) search. If the // resources were stored in a red-black tree that allowed for duplicate // entries, we could use an Any-Segments-Intersect algorithm to get it down // to O(n log n) public class ResourceTracker { // In order to work with the different IoRange objects consistently, // we're going to wrap them in this object before putting them in // array lists: private class ResourceRange { public DeviceNode! owner; public uint begin; public uint limit; public bool shared; public ResourceRange(DeviceNode! owner, uint begin, uint limit, bool shared) { this.owner = owner; this.begin = begin; this.limit = limit; this.shared = shared; base(); } public override string! ToString() { return String.Format("[ResRange: owner={0} begin={1,8:x} limit={2,8:x} shared={3}]", owner.location, begin, limit, shared.ToString()); } } // we track the four types of IoResources with these lists private static ArrayList ports; private static ArrayList irqs; private static ArrayList dmas; private static ArrayList memory; // initialize the logs public static void Initialize() { // configure IoResource tracking: ports = new ArrayList(); irqs = new ArrayList(); dmas = new ArrayList(); memory = new ArrayList(); } // Find the correct internal list for the give IoRange type. private static ArrayList FindRangeList(IoRange range) { if (range is IoPortRange) { return ports; } else if (range is IoIrqRange) { return irqs; } else if (range is IoDmaRange) { return dmas; } else if (range is IoMemoryRange) { return memory; } else { // Unknown IoRange type. DebugStub.Break(); return null; } } #if DEBUG_PARSING private static void DumpIndent(int depth) { for (int i = 0; i < depth; i++) { DebugStub.Write(" "); } } private static void DumpNode(int depth, XmlNode! node) { DumpIndent(depth); DebugStub.Write("<{0} {1}", __arglist(node.Name, node.GetAttributes())); XmlNode [] children = node.Children; if (children != null && children.Length != 0) { DebugStub.WriteLine(">"); for (int i = 0; i < children.Length; i++) { DumpNode(depth + 1, (XmlNode!)children[i]); } DumpIndent(depth); DebugStub.WriteLine("", __arglist(node.Name)); } else { DebugStub.WriteLine("/>"); } } #endif // DEBUG_PARSING // [TODO] what about conflicts within the resourceSet? // Test if a particular IoRange satisfies the requirements of its // associated Xml metadata // inefficient O(n) algorithm for finding range overlaps: private static DeviceNode FindRangeConflict(IoRange! range, bool shared) { ArrayList list = FindRangeList(range); uint begin = range.RangeBase; uint limit = range.RangeBase + range.RangeLength; // finally, make sure this resource isn't already claimed if (begin >= limit || list == null) { return null; } foreach (ResourceRange! r in list) { if ((begin < r.limit && limit > r.begin) || (r.begin < limit && r.limit > begin)) { if (!shared || !r.shared) { DebugStub.WriteLine("I/O Conflict on {0} with {1}.", __arglist(range.ToString(), r.owner.location)); return r.owner; } } } return null; } // Check if a set of ranges have any conflicts. private static DeviceNode FindRangeConflicts(IoRange []! ranges, XmlNode! ruleSet) { XmlNode[] rules = ruleSet.Children; if (rules == null) { return null; } foreach (XmlNode! rule in rules) { int index = rule.GetAttribute(IoSystem.IndexXmlAttribute, -1); bool shared = rule.GetAttribute(IoSystem.SharedXmlAttribute, false); DebugStub.Assert(index >= 0); if (ranges[index] != null) { DeviceNode conflict = FindRangeConflict((!)ranges[index], shared); if (conflict != null) { return conflict; } } } return null; } private static void DescribeResourceConflict(DeviceNode! newDevice, DeviceNode! oldDevice) requires newDevice.driver != null; requires oldDevice.driver != null; { String newName = newDevice.driver.name; String oldName = oldDevice.driver.name; if (newName == null) { newName = newDevice.MatchingDeviceId; } if (oldName == null) { oldName = oldDevice.MatchingDeviceId; } DebugStub.WriteLine("I/O Conflict between {0} ({1}) and {2} ({3}).n", __arglist(newDevice.location, newName, oldDevice.location, oldName)); } // Given an IoConfig object and an Xml blob, we must determine if the // the resources stated in the IoConfig object are already allocated. // If they are, we return the identity of the conflicting device. internal static DeviceNode FindResourceConflicts(DeviceNode! device) requires device.driver != null; { DeviceNode conflict; XmlNode fixedRules = device.driver.metadata.GetChild(IoSystem.FixedHardwareSetXmlTag); if (fixedRules != null) { conflict = FindRangeConflicts(device.config.FixedRanges, fixedRules); if (conflict != null) { DescribeResourceConflict(device, conflict); return conflict; } } XmlNode dynamicRules = device.driver.metadata.GetChild(IoSystem.DynamicHardwareSetXmlTag); if (dynamicRules != null) { conflict = FindRangeConflicts(device.config.DynamicRanges, dynamicRules); if (conflict != null) { DescribeResourceConflict(device, conflict); return conflict; } } return null; } // Test if an IoRange matches the Xml metadata. private static bool IsRangeValid(IoRange! range, XmlNode! rule) { if (range is IoPortRange) { if (rule.Name != IoSystem.PortRangeXmlTag) { return false; } } else if (range is IoIrqRange) { if (rule.Name != IoSystem.IrqRangeXmlTag) { return false; } } else if (range is IoDmaRange) { if (rule.Name != IoSystem.DmaRangeXmlTag) { return false; } } else if (range is IoMemoryRange) { #if false if (rule.Name == IoSystem.RegionXmlTag) { return true; // Note we don't check bounds on this one! } else #endif if (rule.Name != IoSystem.MemoryRangeXmlTag) { return false; } } else { // Unknown IoRange type. DebugStub.Break(); return false; } // now make sure that the range length is >= metadata spec // exclude regions since we always make them ourselves, and // can trust them uint expectedLength = (uint)rule.GetAttribute(IoSystem.RangeLengthXmlAttribute, 1); if (range.RangeLength < expectedLength) { return false; } return true; } // We let the resource list contain null entries, and we only check // those entries that are not null; the metadata doesn't need to know // about holes. private static bool AreResourcesValid(IoRange[]! ranges, XmlNode ruleSet) { if (ruleSet == null) { return true; } #if DEBUG_PARSING DebugStub.WriteLine(" AreResourcesValid:"); DumpNode(2, ruleSet); DebugStub.WriteLine(" I/O Resources:"); for (int i = 0; i < ranges.Length; i++) { if (ranges[i] != null) { DebugStub.WriteLine(" {0:d3}: {1}", __arglist(i, ((!)ranges[i]).ToString())); } } #endif XmlNode[] rules = ruleSet.Children; if (rules == null) { return true; } foreach (XmlNode! rule in rules) { int index = rule.GetAttribute(IoSystem.IndexXmlAttribute, -1); DebugStub.Assert(index >= 0); // Fail if the range doesn't exist. if (ranges[index] == null) { DebugStub.WriteLine("Resource range[" + index + "] is null!"); // DebugStub.Break(); return false; } if (!IsRangeValid((!)ranges[index], rule)) { DebugStub.WriteLine("Resource range[" + index + "] is not valid!"); // DebugStub.Break(); return false; } #if false // make sure that the resources are currently available for this driver. bool shared = rule.GetAttribute(IoSystem.SharedXmlAttribute, false); DeviceNode conflict = FindRangeConflict((!)ranges[index], shared); if (conflict != null) { return false; } #endif } return true; } // Given an IoConfig object and an Xml blob, determine if the // IoConfig object satisfies the needs expressed as Xml. internal static bool AreResourcesValid(IoConfig! config, XmlNode! metadata) { XmlNode fixedRules = metadata.GetChild(IoSystem.FixedHardwareSetXmlTag); XmlNode dynamicRules = metadata.GetChild(IoSystem.DynamicHardwareSetXmlTag); return (AreResourcesValid(config.FixedRanges, fixedRules) && AreResourcesValid(config.DynamicRanges, dynamicRules)); } // add one resource to the accounting logs private static void AddResource(DeviceNode! device, IoRange! range, XmlNode rule) { ArrayList list = FindRangeList(range); uint begin = range.RangeBase; uint limit = range.RangeBase + range.RangeLength; bool shared = false; if (rule != null) { shared = rule.GetAttribute(IoSystem.SharedXmlAttribute, false); } if (begin < limit && list != null) { ResourceRange new_range = new ResourceRange(device, begin, limit, shared); #if VERBOSE DebugStub.WriteLine(" " + new_range); #endif list.Add(new_range); } } // add one set of resources (either fixed or dynamic) private static void AddResources(DeviceNode! device, IoRange []! ranges, XmlNode ruleSet) { if (ruleSet == null) { foreach (IoRange range in ranges) { if (range != null) { AddResource(device, range, null); } } return; } #if VERBOSE DebugStub.WriteLine("ResourceTracker: Adding resources for device: " + device); #endif XmlNode[] rules = (!)ruleSet.Children; int ruleCounter = 0; foreach (IoRange range in ranges) { if (range == null) { continue; } XmlNode rule = null; if (ruleCounter < rules.Length) { // if we aren't out of rules, get a rule for this // resource (it's ok to run out of rules) rule = rules[ruleCounter++]; } AddResource(device, range, rule); } } // Assume that the resources list is no shorter than the rules list // if the rules list is null, then we assume nothing is shared internal static void AddResources(DeviceNode! device) requires device.driver != null; { XmlNode fixedRules = device.driver.metadata.GetChild(IoSystem.FixedHardwareSetXmlTag); XmlNode dynamicRules = device.driver.metadata.GetChild(IoSystem.DynamicHardwareSetXmlTag); AddResources(device, device.config.FixedRanges, fixedRules); AddResources(device, device.config.DynamicRanges, dynamicRules); } } }