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/* src/vm/jit/i386/md-trap.h - i386 hardware traps

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*/


#ifndef MD_TRAP_HPP_
#define MD_TRAP_HPP_ 1

#include "config.h"


/**
 * Trap number defines.
 *
 * On this architecture (i386) the trap numbers are used as load
 * displacements and thus must not be 4- or 8-byte aligned.
 *
 * NOTE: In trap_init() we have a check whether the offset of
 * java_arrayheader.data[0] is greater than the largest displacement
 * defined below.  Otherwise normal array loads/stores could trigger
 * an exception.
 */

#define TRAP_INSTRUCTION_IS_LOAD    1

enum {
    TRAP_NullPointerException           = 0,
    TRAP_ArithmeticException            = 1,
    TRAP_ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException = 2,
    TRAP_ArrayStoreException            = 3,
    TRAP_ClassCastException             = 4,
    TRAP_CHECK_EXCEPTION                = 5,
    TRAP_PATCHER                        = 6,
    TRAP_COMPILER                       = 7,
    TRAP_COUNTDOWN                      = 8,
    TRAP_AbstractMethodError            = 9,
    TRAP_THROW                          = 10,
    TRAP_NAT_EXCEPTION                  = 11,
    TRAP_END
};


/**
* Macro to fixup a compiler stub.
* PV : The PV from the compiler stub is equal to the XPC.
* RA : We use a framesize of zero here because the call pushed
*      the return addres onto the stack.
* SP : Skip the RA on the stack.
* XPC: The XPC is the RA minus 2, because the RA points to the
*      instruction after the call.
*/
#define MD_TRAP_COMPILER_FIXUP(xpc, ra, sp, pv) \
    do { \
        (pv)  = (xpc); \
        (ra)  = md_stacktrace_get_returnaddress((sp), 0); \
        (sp)  = (void*) (((uintptr_t) (sp)) + 1 * SIZEOF_VOID_P); \
        (xpc) = (void*) (((uintptr_t) (ra)) - 2); \
    } while(0)

/**
 * Align traps so they don't cross cache line boundaries.
 */
 
#define ALIGN_PATCHER_TRAP

void emit_patcher_alignment(codegendata *cd);

#endif // MD_TRAP_HPP_


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