#***************************************************************************** # csr.S #----------------------------------------------------------------------------- # # Test CSRRx and CSRRxI instructions. # #include "riscv_test.h" #include "test_macros.h" RVTEST_RV64S RVTEST_CODE_BEGIN # Set up evec in case we trap. la t0, evec csrw evec, t0 csrwi count, 0 csrwi sup0, 3 TEST_CASE( 2, a0, 3, csrr a0, sup0); TEST_CASE( 3, a1, 3, csrrci a1, sup0, 1); TEST_CASE( 4, a2, 2, csrrsi a2, sup0, 4); TEST_CASE( 5, a3, 6, csrrwi a3, sup0, 2); TEST_CASE( 6, a1, 2, li a0, 0xbad1dea; csrrw a1, sup0, a0); TEST_CASE( 7, a0, 0xbad1dea, li a0, 0x0001dea; csrrc a0, sup0, a0); TEST_CASE( 8, a0, 0xbad0000, li a0, 0x000beef; csrrs a0, sup0, a0); TEST_CASE( 9, a0, 0xbadbeef, csrr a0, sup0); # Make sure writing the cycle counter causes an exception. TEST_CASE(10, a0, 255, li a0, 255; csrrw a0, cycle, x0); # Make sure reading status in user mode causes an exception. csrci status, SR_S|SR_PS TEST_CASE(11, a0, 255, li a0, 255; csrr a0, status); # Make sure rdcycle is legal in user mode. TEST_CASE(12, x0, 0, rdcycle a0) # Exit by doing a syscall. TEST_CASE(13, x0, 1, scall) # We should only fall through to this if scall failed. TEST_PASSFAIL evec: # Trapping on tests 10, 11, and 13 is usually good news. # Note that since the test didn't complete, TESTNUM is smaller by 1. li t0, 9 beq TESTNUM, t0, privileged li t0, 10 beq TESTNUM, t0, privileged li t0, 12 beq TESTNUM, t0, syscall # Trapping on other tests is bad news. j fail privileged: # Make sure CAUSE indicates a lack of privilege. csrr t0, cause li t1, CAUSE_PRIVILEGED_INSTRUCTION bne t0, t1, fail # Return to user mode, but skip the trapping instruction. csrr t0, epc addi t0, t0, 4 csrw epc, t0 sret syscall: # Make sure CAUSE indicates a syscall. csrr t0, cause li t1, CAUSE_SYSCALL bne t0, t1, fail # We're done. j pass RVTEST_CODE_END .data RVTEST_DATA_BEGIN TEST_DATA RVTEST_DATA_END