Fix mstatus.mie still being respected when privilege is less than M.

Extend umode_wfi testcase to cover this, and in particular to check
that when entering U-mode with IRQs pending, the IRQs execute before any
exceptions occurring as a result of the U-mode instructions.
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Luke Wren 2024-05-11 10:43:21 +01:00
parent 194c9a9052
commit a84742abd4
2 changed files with 46 additions and 13 deletions

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@ -1268,7 +1268,7 @@ assign mip = {
3'h0 // Reserved
};
wire irq_active = |(mip & mie) && mstatus_mie && !dcsr_step;
wire irq_active = |(mip & mie) && (mstatus_mie || !m_mode) && !dcsr_step;
// WFI clear respects individual interrupt enables but ignores mstatus.mie.
// Additionally, wfi is treated as a nop during single-stepping and D-mode.

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@ -18,6 +18,8 @@ Do WFI with TW=1, IRQs disabled:
mcause = 2 // = illegal instruction
Do PMP-failed WFI, IRQs disabled:
mcause = 1 // = instruction access fault.
Do PMP-failed WFI, IRQs enabled:
mcause = 1 // = instruction access fault.
*******************************************************************************/
@ -37,25 +39,42 @@ void __attribute__((naked)) do_ecall() {
// Call function in U mode, from M mode. Catch exception, or break back to M
// mode if the function returned normally (via dummy ecall), and then return.
static inline void umode_call_and_catch(void (*f)(void)) {
clear_csr(mstatus, 0x1800u);
write_csr(mepc, f);
uint32_t mtvec_save = read_csr(mtvec);
asm (
" la ra, 1f\n"
" csrw mtvec, ra\n"
static void __attribute__((naked)) umode_call_and_catch(void (*f)(void)) {
(void)f;
asm volatile (
// Set up return-from-M-mode to U-mode at *f
" csrw mepc, a0\n"
" li a0, 0x1800\n"
" csrc mstatus, a0\n"
// Save ra, we will pick it up in handle_exception()
" addi sp, sp, -16\n"
" sw ra, (sp)\n"
// Set up return to ecall if there is no other exception
" la ra, do_ecall\n"
// Enter function pointer
" mret\n"
// Note mtvec requires 4-byte alignment.
".p2align 2\n"
"1:\n"
: : : "ra"
);
write_csr(mtvec, mtvec_save);
}
void __attribute__((naked)) handle_exception(void) {
asm volatile (
// Pick up saved ra and return through it -- from the caller's pov we
// have returned from umode_call_and_catch()
" lw ra, (sp)\n"
" addi sp, sp, 16\n"
" ret\n"
);
}
volatile bool timer_has_fired = false;
void __attribute__((interrupt)) isr_machine_timer(void) {
timer_has_fired = true;
mm_timer->mtimecmp = mm_timer->mtime + 100;
}
int main() {
// Ensure WFI doesn't block by enabling timer IRQ but leaving IRQs globally disabled.
// (They will still fire in U-mode, as mstatus.mie is treated as set when priv < M)
set_csr(mie, -1u);
// Give U mode RWX permission on all of memory.
@ -63,7 +82,9 @@ int main() {
write_csr(pmpaddr0, -1u);
tb_puts("Do WFI with TW=0:\n");
tb_assert(!timer_has_fired, "Timer should not have fired whilst still in M-mode\n");
umode_call_and_catch(&do_wfi);
tb_assert(timer_has_fired, "Timer should have fired upon entering U-mode\n");
tb_printf("mcause = %u\n", read_csr(mcause));
if (read_csr(mepc) != (uint32_t)&do_ecall) {
tb_puts("Non-normal return detected\n");
@ -82,7 +103,9 @@ int main() {
write_csr(mie, 0);
// This checks that setting TW stops the WFI state from being entered, as
// well as just raising an exception.
timer_has_fired = false;
umode_call_and_catch(&do_wfi);
tb_assert(!timer_has_fired, "Even in U-mode, timer should not fire when disabled.\n");
tb_printf("mcause = %u\n", read_csr(mcause));
tb_assert(read_csr(mepc) == (uint32_t)&do_wfi, "mepc doesn't point to wfi\n");
@ -97,5 +120,15 @@ int main() {
tb_printf("mcause = %u\n", read_csr(mcause));
tb_assert(read_csr(mepc) == (uint32_t)&do_wfi, "mepc doesn't point to wfi\n");
tb_puts("Do PMP-failed WFI, IRQs enabled:\n");
// The expected sequence here is: return to U-mode, enter timer IRQ in
// M-mode, return to U-mode again, take PMP fault back to M-mode.
set_csr(mie, -1u);
timer_has_fired = false;
umode_call_and_catch(&do_wfi);
tb_assert(timer_has_fired, "Timer should fire immediately on U-mode entry\n");
tb_printf("mcause = %u\n", read_csr(mcause));
tb_assert(read_csr(mepc) == (uint32_t)&do_wfi, "mepc doesn't point to wfi\n");
return 0;
}