1bc7f0fb5SXing Xue //===----------------------------------------------------------------------===// 2bc7f0fb5SXing Xue // 3bc7f0fb5SXing Xue // Part of the LLVM Project, under the Apache License v2.0 with LLVM Exceptions. 4bc7f0fb5SXing Xue // See https://llvm.org/LICENSE.txt for license information. 5bc7f0fb5SXing Xue // SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 WITH LLVM-exception 6bc7f0fb5SXing Xue // 7bc7f0fb5SXing Xue //===----------------------------------------------------------------------===// 8bc7f0fb5SXing Xue 9bc7f0fb5SXing Xue // Check that the PowerPC vector registers are restored properly during 10bc7f0fb5SXing Xue // unwinding. Option -mabi=vec-extabi is required to compile the test case. 11bc7f0fb5SXing Xue 12*2d365503SXing Xue // REQUIRES: target={{.+}}-aix{{.*}} 13bc7f0fb5SXing Xue // ADDITIONAL_COMPILE_FLAGS: -mabi=vec-extabi 14bc7f0fb5SXing Xue // UNSUPPORTED: no-exceptions 15bc7f0fb5SXing Xue 16bc7f0fb5SXing Xue // AIX does not support the eh_frame section. Instead, the traceback table 17bc7f0fb5SXing Xue // located at the end of each function provides the information for stack 18bc7f0fb5SXing Xue // unwinding. Non-volatile GRs, FRs, and VRs clobbered by the function are 19bc7f0fb5SXing Xue // saved on the stack and the numbers of saved registers are available in the 20bc7f0fb5SXing Xue // traceback table. Registers are saved from high number to low consecutively, 211e3e3e28SXing Xue // e.g., if n VRs are saved, the order on the stack will be VR31, VR30, ..., 221e3e3e28SXing Xue // VR31-n+1. This test cases checks the unwinder gets to the location of saved 23bc7f0fb5SXing Xue // VRs which should be 16-byte aligned and restores them correctly based on 24bc7f0fb5SXing Xue // the number specified in the traceback table. To simplify, only the 2 high 25bc7f0fb5SXing Xue // numbered VRs are checked. Because PowerPC CPUs do not have instructions to 261e3e3e28SXing Xue // assign a literal value to a VR directly until Power10, and the instructions 271e3e3e28SXing Xue // to assign to a VR from a GR and vice versa are not available until Power8, 281e3e3e28SXing Xue // vector instructions available on Power7 are used to facilitate the test 291e3e3e28SXing Xue // so that it can run on all supported PowerPC architectures. In the code 301e3e3e28SXing Xue // below, VR31 is equivalent to VS63, VR30 is equivalent to VS62 (see PowerPC 311e3e3e28SXing Xue // documents for details). 32bc7f0fb5SXing Xue // 33bc7f0fb5SXing Xue 34bc7f0fb5SXing Xue #include <cstdlib> 35bc7f0fb5SXing Xue #include <cassert> 36bc7f0fb5SXing Xue 37bc7f0fb5SXing Xue int __attribute__((noinline)) test2(int i) 38bc7f0fb5SXing Xue { 39bc7f0fb5SXing Xue if (i > 3) 40bc7f0fb5SXing Xue throw i; 41bc7f0fb5SXing Xue srand(i); 42bc7f0fb5SXing Xue return rand(); 43bc7f0fb5SXing Xue } 44bc7f0fb5SXing Xue 45bc7f0fb5SXing Xue int __attribute__((noinline)) test(int i) { 461e3e3e28SXing Xue // Clobber VS63 and VS62 in the function body. 471e3e3e28SXing Xue // Set VS63 to 16 bytes each with value 9 481e3e3e28SXing Xue asm volatile("vspltisb 31, 9" : : : "v31"); 491e3e3e28SXing Xue 501e3e3e28SXing Xue // Set VS62 to 16 bytes each with value 12 511e3e3e28SXing Xue asm volatile("vspltisb 30, 12" : : : "v30"); 52bc7f0fb5SXing Xue return test2(i); 53bc7f0fb5SXing Xue } 541e3e3e28SXing Xue #define cmpVS63(vec, result) \ 551e3e3e28SXing Xue { \ 561e3e3e28SXing Xue vector unsigned char gbg; \ 571e3e3e28SXing Xue asm volatile("vcmpequb. %[gbg], 31, %[veca];" \ 581e3e3e28SXing Xue "mfocrf %[res], 2;" \ 591e3e3e28SXing Xue "rlwinm %[res], %[res], 25, 31, 31" \ 601e3e3e28SXing Xue : [res] "=r"(result), [gbg] "=v"(gbg) \ 611e3e3e28SXing Xue : [veca] "v"(vec) \ 621e3e3e28SXing Xue : "cr6"); \ 631e3e3e28SXing Xue } 64bc7f0fb5SXing Xue 651e3e3e28SXing Xue #define cmpVS62(vec, result) \ 661e3e3e28SXing Xue { \ 671e3e3e28SXing Xue vector unsigned char gbg; \ 681e3e3e28SXing Xue asm volatile("vcmpequb. %[gbg], 30, %[veca];" \ 691e3e3e28SXing Xue "mfocrf %[res], 2;" \ 701e3e3e28SXing Xue "rlwinm %[res], %[res], 25, 31, 31" \ 711e3e3e28SXing Xue : [res] "=r"(result), [gbg] "=v"(gbg) \ 721e3e3e28SXing Xue : [veca] "v"(vec) \ 731e3e3e28SXing Xue : "cr6"); \ 741e3e3e28SXing Xue } 75bc7f0fb5SXing Xue int main(int, char**) { 761e3e3e28SXing Xue // Set VS63 to 16 bytes each with value 1 771e3e3e28SXing Xue asm volatile("vspltisb 31, 1" : : : "v31"); 781e3e3e28SXing Xue 791e3e3e28SXing Xue // Set VS62 to 16 bytes each with value 2 801e3e3e28SXing Xue asm volatile("vspltisb 30, 2" : : : "v30"); 811e3e3e28SXing Xue vector unsigned long long expectedVS63Value = {0x101010101010101, 0x101010101010101}; 821e3e3e28SXing Xue vector unsigned long long expectedVS62Value = {0x202020202020202, 0x202020202020202}; 83bc7f0fb5SXing Xue try { 84bc7f0fb5SXing Xue test(4); 85bc7f0fb5SXing Xue } catch (int num) { 861e3e3e28SXing Xue // If the unwinder restores VS63 and VS62 correctly, they should contain 871e3e3e28SXing Xue // 0x01's and 0x02's respectively instead of 0x09's and 0x12's. 881e3e3e28SXing Xue bool isEqualVS63, isEqualVS62; 891e3e3e28SXing Xue cmpVS63(expectedVS63Value, isEqualVS63); 901e3e3e28SXing Xue cmpVS62(expectedVS62Value, isEqualVS62); 911e3e3e28SXing Xue assert(isEqualVS63 && isEqualVS62); 92bc7f0fb5SXing Xue } 93bc7f0fb5SXing Xue return 0; 94bc7f0fb5SXing Xue } 95