# See LICENSE for license details. #***************************************************************************** # ma_fetch.S #----------------------------------------------------------------------------- # # Test misaligned fetch trap. # #include "riscv_test.h" #include "test_macros.h" RVTEST_RV64S RVTEST_CODE_BEGIN #ifdef __MACHINE_MODE #define sscratch mscratch #define sstatus mstatus #define scause mcause #define sbadaddr mbadaddr #define sepc mepc #define sret mret #define stvec_handler mtvec_handler #endif .align 2 .option norvc # Without RVC, the jalr should trap, and the handler will skip ahead. # With RVC, the jalr should not trap, and "j fail" should get skipped. li TESTNUM, 2 li t1, 0 la t0, 1f jalr t1, t0, 2 1: .option rvc c.j 1f c.j 2f .option norvc 1: j fail 2: // This test should pass, since JALR ignores the target LSB li TESTNUM, 3 la t0, 1f jalr t1, t0, 1 1: j 1f j fail 1: li TESTNUM, 4 li t1, 0 la t0, 1f jalr t1, t0, 3 1: .option rvc c.j 1f c.j 2f .option norvc 1: j fail 2: # Like test 2, but with jal instead of jalr. li TESTNUM, 5 li t1, 0 la t0, 1f jal t1, 2f 1: .option rvc c.j 1f 2: c.j 2f .option norvc 1: j fail 2: # Like test 2, but with a taken branch instead of jalr. li TESTNUM, 6 li t1, 0 la t0, 1f beqz x0, 2f 1: .option rvc c.j 1f 2: c.j 2f .option norvc 1: j fail 2: # Not-taken branches should not trap, even without RVC. li TESTNUM, 7 bnez x0, 1f j 2f .option rvc c.j 1f 1: c.j 1f .option norvc 1: j fail 2: #ifdef __MACHINE_MODE # If RVC can be disabled, then disabling it should cause a misaligned # instruction exception on the next instruction. (This test assumes # no other extensions that support misalignment are present.) li TESTNUM, 8 csrr t2, misa andi t2, t2, 1 << ('c' - 'a') beqz t2, 2f la t0, 1f .option rvc c.nop csrci misa, 1 << ('c' - 'a') 1: c.j 1f .option norvc # If we got here, we trapped. Re-enable RVC and proceed. csrsi misa, 1 << ('c' - 'a') j 2f 1: # If we got here, we didn't trap, so RVC had better be enabled. csrr t2, misa andi t2, t2, 1 << ('c' - 'a') beqz t2, fail 2: # mret to a misaligned mepc should either align the mepc or raise a # misaligned instruction exception. la t0, 1f addi t0, t0, -2 csrw mepc, t0 # Try to disable RVC; if it can't be disabled, skip the test. csrci misa, 1 << ('c' - 'a') csrr t2, misa andi t2, t2, 1 << ('c' - 'a') bnez t2, 2f li t2, MSTATUS_MPP csrs mstatus, t2 mret # If the implementation chose to align mepc, mret will transfer control # to this branch. Otherwise, it will transfer control two bytes into # the branch, which happens to be the illegal instruction c.unimp. # But c.unimp should not be executed, since the PC is misaligned. beqz x0, 1f 1: j 2f test8_handler: # verify trap cause li a1, CAUSE_MISALIGNED_FETCH csrr a0, mcause bne a0, a1, fail # check that mepc == t0, and advance mepc past the misalignment csrr a0, mepc bne a0, t0, fail addi a0, a0, 2 csrw mepc, a0 # check that badaddr == t0 or zero csrr a0, mbadaddr beqz a0, 1f bne a0, t0, fail 1: mret 2: #endif j pass TEST_PASSFAIL .align 2 .global stvec_handler stvec_handler: # tests 2, 4, 5, 6, and 8 should trap li a0, 2 beq TESTNUM, a0, 1f li a0, 4 beq TESTNUM, a0, 1f li a0, 5 beq TESTNUM, a0, 1f li a0, 6 beq TESTNUM, a0, 1f #ifdef __MACHINE_MODE li a0, 8 beq TESTNUM, a0, test8_handler #endif j fail 1: # verify that return address was not written bnez t1, fail # verify trap cause li a1, CAUSE_MISALIGNED_FETCH csrr a0, scause bne a0, a1, fail # verify that epc == &jalr (== t0 - 4) csrr a1, sepc addi a1, a1, 4 bne t0, a1, fail # verify that badaddr == 0 or badaddr == t0+2. csrr a0, sbadaddr beqz a0, 1f addi a0, a0, -2 bne a0, t0, fail 1: addi a1, a1, 12 csrw sepc, a1 sret RVTEST_CODE_END .data RVTEST_DATA_BEGIN TEST_DATA RVTEST_DATA_END