source: rtems/c/src/lib/libcpu/powerpc/mpc8xx/mmu/mmu.c @ 8ef3818

/* 
 * mmu.c
 * 
 * This file contains routines for initializing 
 * and manipulating the MMU on the MPC8xx.
 *
 * Copyright (c) 1999, National Research Council of Canada
 *
 * The license and distribution terms for this file may be
 * found in the file LICENSE in this distribution or at
 * http://www.OARcorp.com/rtems/license.html.
 */

#include <bsp.h>
#include <mpc8xx/mmu.h>

/*
 * mmu_init
 *
 * This routine sets up the virtual memory maps on an MPC8xx. 
 * The MPC8xx does not support block address translation (BATs) 
 * and does not have segment registers. Thus, we must set up page 
 * translation. However, its MMU supports variable size pages
 * (1-, 4-, 16-, 512-Kbyte or 8-Mbyte), which simplifies the task.
 *
 * The MPC8xx has separate data and instruction 32-entry translation 
 * lookaside buffers (TLB). By mapping all of DRAM as one huge page, 
 * we can preload the TLBs and not have to be concerned with taking 
 * TLB miss exceptions.
 *
 * We set up the virtual memory map so that virtual address of a 
 * location is equal to its real address.
 */
void mmu_init( void )
{
  register unsigned32 reg1, i;

  /*
   * Initialize the TLBs
   *
   * Instruction address translation and data address translation
   * must be disabled during initialization (IR=0, DR=0 in MSR).
   * We can assume the MSR has already been set this way.
   */

  /*    
   * Initialize IMMU & DMMU Control Registers (MI_CTR & MD_CTR)
   *    GPM [0]                 0b0 = PowerPC mode
   *    PPM [1]                 0b0 = Page resolution of protection
   *    CIDEF [2]               0b0/0b1 = Default cache-inhibit attribute = 
   *                                                    NO for IMMU, YES for DMMU!
   *    reserved/WTDEF [3]      0b0 = Default write-through attribute = not
   *    RSV4x [4]               0b0 = 4 entries not reserved
   *    reserved/TWAM [5]       0b0/0b1 = 4-Kbyte page hardware assist
   *    PPCS [6]                0b0 = Ignore user/supervisor state
   *    reserved [7-18]         0x00
   *    xTLB_INDX [19-23]       31 = 0x1F
   *    reserved [24-31]        0x00
   *    
   * Note: It is important that cache-inhibit be set as the default for the
   * data cache when the DMMU is disabled in order to prevent internal memory
   * mapped registers from being cached accidentally when address translation
   * is turned off at the start of exception processing.
   */
  reg1 = M8xx_MI_CTR_ITLB_INDX(31);
  _mtspr( M8xx_MI_CTR, reg1 );
  reg1 = M8xx_MD_CTR_CIDEF | M8xx_MD_CTR_TWAM | M8xx_MD_CTR_DTLB_INDX(31);
  _mtspr( M8xx_MD_CTR, reg1 );
  _isync;
  
  /* 
   * Invalidate all TLB entries in both TLBs.
   * Note: We rely on the RSV4 bit in MI_CTR and MD_CTR being 0b0, so
   *       all 32 entries are invalidated.
   */
  __asm__ volatile ("tlbia\n"::);
  _isync;
  
  /*
   * Set Current Address Space ID Register (M_CASID).
   * Supervisor: CASID = 0
   */
  reg1 = 0;
  _mtspr( M8xx_M_CASID, reg1 );

  /* 
   * Initialize the MMU Access Protection Registers (MI_AP, MD_AP)
   * We ignore the Access Protection Group (APG) mechanism globally
   * by setting all of the Mx_AP fields to 0b01 : client access
   * permission is defined by page protection bits.
   */
  reg1 = 0x55555555;
  _mtspr( M8xx_MI_AP, reg1 );
  _mtspr( M8xx_MD_AP, reg1 );

  /*  
   * Load both 32-entry TLBs with values from the MMU_TLB_table
   * which is defined in the BSP.
   * Note the _TLB_Table must have at most 32 entries. This code 
   * makes no effort to enforce this restriction.
   */
  for( i = 0; i < MMU_N_TLB_Table_Entries; ++i ) {
    reg1 = MMU_TLB_table[i].mmu_epn;
    _mtspr( M8xx_MI_EPN, reg1 );
    _mtspr( M8xx_MD_EPN, reg1 );
    reg1 = MMU_TLB_table[i].mmu_twc;
    _mtspr( M8xx_MI_TWC, reg1 );
    _mtspr( M8xx_MD_TWC, reg1 );
    reg1 = MMU_TLB_table[i].mmu_rpn;    /* RPN must be written last! */
    _mtspr( M8xx_MI_RPN, reg1 );
    _mtspr( M8xx_MD_RPN, reg1 );
  }

  /* 
   * Turn on address translation by setting MSR[IR] and MSR[DR].
   */ 
  _CPU_MSR_Value( reg1 );
  reg1 |= PPC_MSR_IR | PPC_MSR_DR;
  _CPU_MSR_SET( reg1 );
}