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54 .extern vTaskSwitchContext
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58 # Exported to start the first task.
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59 .globl restore_sp_from_pxCurrentTCB
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61 # Entry point for exceptions.
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62 .section .exceptions.entry, "xa"
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64 # Save the entire context of a task.
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66 addi ea, ea, -4 # Point to the next instruction.
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67 addi sp, sp, -116 # Create space on the stack.
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69 # Leave a gap for muldiv 0
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85 rdctl r5, estatus # Save the eStatus
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87 stw ea, 72(sp) # Save the PC
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88 stw r16, 76(sp) # Save the remaining registers
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99 save_sp_to_pxCurrentTCB:
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100 movia et, pxCurrentTCB # Load the address of the pxCurrentTCB pointer
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101 ldw et, (et) # Load the value of the pxCurrentTCB pointer
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102 stw sp, (et) # Store the stack pointer into the top of the TCB
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104 .section .exceptions.irqtest, "xa"
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107 * Test to see if the exception was a software exception or caused
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108 * by an external interrupt, and vector accordingly.
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110 rdctl r4, ipending # Load the Pending Interrupts indication
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111 rdctl r5, estatus # Load the eStatus (enabled interrupts).
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112 andi r2, r5, 1 # Are interrupts enabled globally.
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113 beq r2, zero, soft_exceptions # Interrupts are not enabled.
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114 beq r4, zero, soft_exceptions # There are no interrupts triggered.
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116 .section .exceptions.irqhandler, "xa"
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118 call alt_irq_handler # Call the alt_irq_handler to deliver to the registered interrupt handler.
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120 .section .exceptions.irqreturn, "xa"
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121 restore_sp_from_pxCurrentTCB:
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122 movia et, pxCurrentTCB # Load the address of the pxCurrentTCB pointer
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123 ldw et, (et) # Load the value of the pxCurrentTCB pointer
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124 ldw sp, (et) # Load the stack pointer with the top value of the TCB
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127 ldw ra, 0(sp) # Restore the registers.
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128 # Leave a gap for muldiv 0.
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144 ldw et, 68(sp) # Load the eStatus
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145 wrctl estatus, et # Write the eStatus
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146 ldw ea, 72(sp) # Load the Program Counter
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157 addi sp, sp, 116 # Release stack space
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159 eret # Return to address ea, loading eStatus into Status.
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161 .section .exceptions.soft, "xa"
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163 ldw et, 0(ea) # Load the instruction where the interrupt occured.
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164 movhi at, %hi(0x003B683A) # Load the registers with the trap instruction code
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165 ori at, at, %lo(0x003B683A)
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166 cmpne et, et, at # Compare the trap instruction code to the last excuted instruction
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167 beq et, r0, call_scheduler # its a trap so switchcontext
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168 break # This is an un-implemented instruction or muldiv problem.
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169 br restore_context # its something else
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172 addi ea, ea, 4 # A trap was called, increment the program counter so it is not called again.
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173 stw ea, 72(sp) # Save the new program counter to the context.
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174 call vTaskSwitchContext # Pick the next context.
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175 br restore_sp_from_pxCurrentTCB # Switch in the task context and restore.
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