/* * This file is part of the Palacios Virtual Machine Monitor developed * by the V3VEE Project with funding from the United States National * Science Foundation and the Department of Energy. * * The V3VEE Project is a joint project between Northwestern University * and the University of New Mexico. You can find out more at * http://www.v3vee.org * * Copyright (c) 2008, Jack Lange * Copyright (c) 2008, The V3VEE Project * All rights reserved. * * Author: Jack Lange * * This is free software. You are permitted to use, * redistribute, and modify it as specified in the file "V3VEE_LICENSE". */ #include #include #include #include #include #include #include #include #ifdef CONFIG_SVM #include #endif #ifdef CONFIG_VMX #include #endif #ifdef CONFIG_VNET #include #endif v3_cpu_arch_t v3_cpu_types[CONFIG_MAX_CPUS]; struct v3_os_hooks * os_hooks = NULL; int v3_dbg_enable = 0; static void init_cpu(void * arg) { uint32_t cpu_id = (uint32_t)(addr_t)arg; #ifdef CONFIG_SVM if (v3_is_svm_capable()) { PrintDebug("Machine is SVM Capable\n"); v3_init_svm_cpu(cpu_id); } else #endif #ifdef CONFIG_VMX if (v3_is_vmx_capable()) { PrintDebug("Machine is VMX Capable\n"); v3_init_vmx_cpu(cpu_id); } else #endif { PrintError("CPU has no virtualizationExtensions\n"); } } void Init_V3(struct v3_os_hooks * hooks, int num_cpus) { int i; V3_Print("V3 Print statement to fix a Kitten page fault bug\n"); // Set global variables. os_hooks = hooks; for (i = 0; i < CONFIG_MAX_CPUS; i++) { v3_cpu_types[i] = V3_INVALID_CPU; } // Register all the possible device types v3_init_devices(); // Register all shadow paging handlers V3_init_shdw_paging(); #ifdef CONFIG_SYMMOD V3_init_symmod(); #endif #ifdef CONFIG_INSTRUMENT_VMM v3_init_instrumentation(); #endif #ifdef CONFIG_VNET v3_init_vnet(); #endif #ifdef CONFIG_MULTITHREAD_OS if ((hooks) && (hooks->call_on_cpu)) { for (i = 0; i < num_cpus; i++) { V3_Print("Initializing VMM extensions on cpu %d\n", i); hooks->call_on_cpu(i, &init_cpu, (void *)(addr_t)i); } } #else init_cpu(0); #endif } v3_cpu_arch_t v3_get_cpu_type(int cpu_id) { return v3_cpu_types[cpu_id]; } struct v3_vm_info * v3_create_vm(void * cfg, void * priv_data, char * name) { struct v3_vm_info * vm = v3_config_guest(cfg, priv_data); V3_Print("CORE 0 RIP=%p\n", (void *)(addr_t)(vm->cores[0].rip)); if (vm == NULL) { PrintError("Could not configure guest\n"); return NULL; } if (name == NULL) { name = "[V3_VM]"; } else if (strlen(name) >= 128) { PrintError("VM name is too long. Will be truncated to 128 chars.\n"); } memset(vm->name, 0, 128); strncpy(vm->name, name, 127); return vm; } static int start_core(void * p) { struct guest_info * core = (struct guest_info *)p; PrintDebug("core %u: in start_core (RIP=%p)\n", core->cpu_id, (void *)(addr_t)core->rip); // JRL: Whoa WTF? cpu_types are tied to the vcoreID???? switch (v3_cpu_types[core->cpu_id]) { #ifdef CONFIG_SVM case V3_SVM_CPU: case V3_SVM_REV3_CPU: return v3_start_svm_guest(core); break; #endif #if CONFIG_VMX case V3_VMX_CPU: case V3_VMX_EPT_CPU: return v3_start_vmx_guest(core); break; #endif default: PrintError("Attempting to enter a guest on an invalid CPU\n"); return -1; } // should not happen return 0; } // For the moment very ugly. Eventually we will shift the cpu_mask to an arbitrary sized type... #define MAX_CORES 32 int v3_start_vm(struct v3_vm_info * vm, unsigned int cpu_mask) { uint32_t i; int vcore_id = 0; uint8_t * core_mask = (uint8_t *)&cpu_mask; // This is to make future expansion easier uint32_t avail_cores = 0; /// CHECK IF WE ARE MULTICORE ENABLED.... V3_Print("V3 -- Starting VM (%u cores)\n", vm->num_cores); V3_Print("CORE 0 RIP=%p\n", (void *)(addr_t)(vm->cores[0].rip)); // Check that enough cores are present in the mask to handle vcores for (i = 0; i < MAX_CORES; i++) { int major = i / 8; int minor = i % 8; if (core_mask[major] & (0x1 << minor)) { avail_cores++; } } if (vm->num_cores > avail_cores) { PrintError("Attempted to start a VM with too many cores (vm->num_cores = %d, avail_cores = %d, MAX=%d)\n", vm->num_cores, avail_cores, MAX_CORES); return -1; } // spawn off new threads, for other cores for (i = 0, vcore_id = 1; (i < MAX_CORES) && (vcore_id < vm->num_cores); i++) { int major = i / 8; int minor = i % 8; void * core_thread = NULL; struct guest_info * core = &(vm->cores[vcore_id]); if (i == V3_Get_CPU()) { // We skip the local CPU, because it is reserved for vcore 0 continue; } if ((core_mask[major] & (0x1 << minor)) == 0) { // cpuid not set in cpu_mask continue; } PrintDebug("Starting virtual core %u on logical core %u\n", vcore_id, i); sprintf(core->exec_name, "%s-%u", vm->name, vcore_id); PrintDebug("run: core=%u, func=0x%p, arg=0x%p, name=%s\n", i, start_core, core, core->exec_name); // TODO: actually manage these threads instead of just launching them core_thread = V3_CREATE_THREAD_ON_CPU(i, start_core, core, core->exec_name); if (core_thread == NULL) { PrintError("Thread launch failed\n"); return -1; } vcore_id++; } sprintf(vm->cores[0].exec_name, "%s", vm->name); if (start_core(&(vm->cores[0])) != 0) { PrintError("Error starting VM core 0\n"); return -1; } return 0; } int v3_stop_vm(struct v3_vm_info * vm) { vm->run_state = VM_STOPPED; // force exit all cores via a cross call/IPI while (1) { int i = 0; int still_running = 0; for (i = 0; i < vm->num_cores; i++) { if (vm->cores[i].core_run_state != CORE_STOPPED) { still_running = 1; } } if (still_running == 0) { break; } v3_yield(NULL); } return 0; } int v3_free_vm(struct v3_vm_info * vm) { // deinitialize guest (free memory, etc...) v3_dev_mgr_deinit(vm); return 0; } #ifdef __V3_32BIT__ v3_cpu_mode_t v3_get_host_cpu_mode() { uint32_t cr4_val; struct cr4_32 * cr4; __asm__ ( "movl %%cr4, %0; " : "=r"(cr4_val) ); cr4 = (struct cr4_32 *)&(cr4_val); if (cr4->pae == 1) { return PROTECTED_PAE; } else { return PROTECTED; } } #elif __V3_64BIT__ v3_cpu_mode_t v3_get_host_cpu_mode() { return LONG; } #endif #define V3_Yield(addr) \ do { \ extern struct v3_os_hooks * os_hooks; \ if ((os_hooks) && (os_hooks)->yield_cpu) { \ (os_hooks)->yield_cpu(); \ } \ } while (0) \ void v3_yield_cond(struct guest_info * info) { uint64_t cur_cycle; cur_cycle = v3_get_host_time(&info->time_state); if (cur_cycle > (info->yield_start_cycle + info->vm_info->yield_cycle_period)) { /* PrintDebug("Conditional Yield (cur_cyle=%p, start_cycle=%p, period=%p)\n", (void *)cur_cycle, (void *)info->yield_start_cycle, (void *)info->yield_cycle_period); */ V3_Yield(); info->yield_start_cycle = v3_get_host_time(&info->time_state); } } /* * unconditional cpu yield * if the yielding thread is a guest context, the guest quantum is reset on resumption * Non guest context threads should call this function with a NULL argument */ void v3_yield(struct guest_info * info) { V3_Yield(); if (info) { info->yield_start_cycle = v3_get_host_time(&info->time_state); } } void v3_print_cond(const char * fmt, ...) { if (v3_dbg_enable == 1) { char buf[2048]; va_list ap; va_start(ap, fmt); vsnprintf(buf, 2048, fmt, ap); va_end(ap); V3_Print("%s", buf); } } #ifdef CONFIG_MULTITHREAD_OS void v3_interrupt_cpu(struct v3_vm_info * vm, int logical_cpu, int vector) { extern struct v3_os_hooks * os_hooks; if ((os_hooks) && (os_hooks)->interrupt_cpu) { (os_hooks)->interrupt_cpu(vm, logical_cpu, vector); } } #endif int v3_vm_enter(struct guest_info * info) { switch (v3_cpu_types[info->cpu_id]) { #ifdef CONFIG_SVM case V3_SVM_CPU: case V3_SVM_REV3_CPU: return v3_svm_enter(info); break; #endif #if CONFIG_VMX case V3_VMX_CPU: case V3_VMX_EPT_CPU: return v3_vmx_enter(info); break; #endif default: PrintError("Attemping to enter a guest on an invalid CPU\n"); return -1; } }