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Kirill Smelkov
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4760815e
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4760815e
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Mar 11, 2003
by
David Mosberger
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ia64: Remove ia64_spinlock_contention().
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@@ -733,73 +733,3 @@ SET_REG(b4);
SET_REG
(
b5
)
;
#endif /* CONFIG_IA64_BRL_EMU */
#ifdef CONFIG_SMP
/
*
*
This
routine
handles
spinlock
contention
.
It
uses
a
simple
exponential
backoff
*
algorithm
to
reduce
unnecessary
bus
traffic
.
The
initial
delay
is
selected
from
*
the
low
-
order
bits
of
the
cycle
counter
(
a
cheap
"randomizer"
)
.
I
'm sure this
*
could
use
additional
tuning
,
especially
on
systems
with
a
large
number
of
CPUs
.
*
Also
,
I
think
the
maximum
delay
should
be
made
a
function
of
the
number
of
CPUs
in
*
the
system
.
--
davidm
00
/
08
/
05
*
*
WARNING
:
This
is
not
a
normal
procedure
.
It
gets
called
from
C
code
without
*
the
compiler
knowing
about
it
.
Thus
,
we
must
not
use
any
scratch
registers
*
beyond
those
that
were
declared
"clobbered"
at
the
call
-
site
(
see
spin_lock
()
*
macro
)
.
We
may
not
even
use
the
stacked
registers
,
because
that
could
overwrite
*
output
registers
.
Similarly
,
we
can
't use the scratch stack area as it may be
*
in
use
,
too
.
*
*
Inputs
:
*
ar
.
ccv
=
0
(
and
available
for
use
)
*
r28
=
available
for
use
*
r29
=
available
for
use
*
r30
=
non
-
zero
(
and
available
for
use
)
*
r31
=
address
of
lock
we
're trying to acquire
*
p15
=
available
for
use
*/
# define delay r28
# define timeout r29
# define tmp r30
GLOBAL_ENTRY
(
ia64_spinlock_contention
)
mov
tmp
=
ar
.
itc
;;
and
delay
=
0x3f
,
tmp
;;
.
retry
:
add
timeout
=
tmp
,
delay
shl
delay
=
delay
,
1
;;
dep
delay
=
delay
,
r0
,
0
,
13
//
limit
delay
to
8192
cycles
;;
//
delay
a
little
...
.
wait
:
sub
tmp
=
tmp
,
timeout
or
delay
=
0xf
,
delay
//
make
sure
delay
is
non
-
zero
(
otherwise
we
get
stuck
with
0
)
;;
cmp.lt
p15
,
p0
=
tmp
,
r0
mov
tmp
=
ar
.
itc
(
p15
)
br.cond.sptk
.
wait
;;
ld4
tmp
=[
r31
]
;;
cmp.ne
p15
,
p0
=
tmp
,
r0
mov
tmp
=
ar
.
itc
(
p15
)
br.cond.sptk
.
retry
//
lock
is
still
busy
;;
//
try
acquiring
lock
(
we
know
ar
.
ccv
is
still
zero
!)
:
mov
tmp
=
1
;;
cmpxchg4.acq
tmp
=[
r31
],
tmp
,
ar
.
ccv
;;
cmp.eq
p15
,
p0
=
tmp
,
r0
mov
tmp
=
ar
.
itc
(
p15
)
br.ret.sptk.many
b7
//
got
lock
->
return
br
.
retry
//
still
no
luck
,
retry
END
(
ia64_spinlock_contention
)
#endif
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