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Date: Fri, 24 Apr 2020 11:14:38 +1000
From: Tom Storey <tom@...ap.net>
To: Rich Felker <dalias@...c.org>
Cc: musl@...ts.openwall.com
Subject: Re: Building for m68k
Sorry to ask what sounds like a dumb question, but is
cli;nonatomic_cas;sti
basically "disable interrupts, do something equivalent to cas, re-enable
interrupts"?
That is what I had intended to do by ifdefing out the cas instruction
itself. I wasn't going to leave it out because it's obviously there for a
reason. :-)
But simply for testing, it let me get beyond that point to see what else
was hiding away that would cause some problems.
On Fri, Apr 24, 2020, 10:51 Rich Felker <dalias@...c.org> wrote:
> On Fri, Apr 24, 2020 at 10:36:23AM +1000, Tom Storey wrote:
> > Thanks Rich.
> >
> > Just for gits and shiggles I tried #ifdef'ing out the cas.l instruction
> in
> > the atomic_arch.h file for 68020+ processors, and compilation then
>
> That won't work. But for NOMMU without a separate kernel domain it
> would work to do cli;nonatomic_cas;sti (not sure what the actual m68k
> insns for that are). There are plenty of places where a cas that does
> nothing will break code, probably even during common paths in simple
> programs.
>
> > proceeded along very smoothly for a while, but then hit another roadblock
> > in src/setjmp/m68k/longjmp.s where it tries to execute a floating point
> > instruction, and then subsequently fails with a "needs M68K fpu" error
> > message. So maybe there was a way to work around that, but FPU adds
> another
> > dimension to this problem.
>
> You can add a softfloat ABI; nominally there even is one, but it's
> clearly not working. The setjmp/longjmp files should be made .S
> instead of .s with #if around the floating point save/restore
> conditioned on being hardfloat ABI.
>
> > Trying to make this work is probably more than I'm really willing to take
> > on for this project, so I may put it on the back burner and perhaps look
> at
>
> You're really probably 90% there to at least having something that'll
> build and that should run if you wire up syscalls.
>
> Rich
>
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