/* * This file and its contents are supplied under the terms of the * Common Development and Distribution License ("CDDL"), version 1.0. * You may only use this file in accordance with the terms of version * 1.0 of the CDDL. * * A full copy of the text of the CDDL should have accompanied this * source. A copy of the CDDL is also available via the Internet at * http://www.illumos.org/license/CDDL. */ /* * Copyright 2019 Joyent, Inc. */ #include #include #include #include #include #include #include #include /* * Generic Indexed Page Table * * There are several applications, such as hardware virtualization or IOMMU * control, which require construction of a page table tree to represent a * virtual address space. Many features of the existing htable system would be * convenient for this, but its tight coupling to the VM system make it * undesirable for independent consumers. The GIPT interface exists to provide * page table allocation and indexing on top of which a table hierarchy * (EPT, VT-d, etc) can be built by upstack logic. * * Types: * * gipt_t - Represents a single page table with a physical backing page and * associated metadata. * gipt_map_t - The workhorse of this facility, it contains an hash table to * index all of the gipt_t entries which make up the page table tree. * struct gipt_cbs - Callbacks used by the gipt_map_t: * gipt_pte_type_cb_t - Given a PTE, emit the type (empty/page/table) * gipt_pte_map_cb_t - Given a PFN, emit a (child) table mapping */ /* * For now, the level shifts are hard-coded to match with standard 4-level * 64-bit paging structures. */ #define GIPT_HASH(map, va, lvl) \ ((((va) >> 12) + ((va) >> 28) + (lvl)) & ((map)->giptm_table_cnt - 1)) const uint_t gipt_level_shift[GIPT_MAX_LEVELS+1] = { 12, /* 4K */ 21, /* 2M */ 30, /* 1G */ 39, /* 512G */ 48 /* MAX */ }; const uint64_t gipt_level_mask[GIPT_MAX_LEVELS+1] = { 0xfffffffffffff000ull, /* 4K */ 0xffffffffffe00000ull, /* 2M */ 0xffffffffc0000000ull, /* 1G */ 0xffffff8000000000ull, /* 512G */ 0xffff000000000000ull /* MAX */ }; const uint64_t gipt_level_size[GIPT_MAX_LEVELS+1] = { 0x0000000000001000ull, /* 4K */ 0x0000000000200000ull, /* 2M */ 0x0000000040000000ull, /* 1G */ 0x0000008000000000ull, /* 512G */ 0x0001000000000000ull /* MAX */ }; const uint64_t gipt_level_count[GIPT_MAX_LEVELS+1] = { 0x0000000000000001ull, /* 4K */ 0x0000000000000200ull, /* 2M */ 0x0000000000040000ull, /* 1G */ 0x0000000008000000ull, /* 512G */ 0x0000001000000000ull /* MAX */ }; /* * Allocate a gipt_t structure with corresponding page of memory to hold the * PTEs which it contains. */ gipt_t * gipt_alloc(void) { gipt_t *pt; void *page; pt = kmem_zalloc(sizeof (*pt), KM_SLEEP); page = kmem_zalloc(PAGESIZE, KM_SLEEP); pt->gipt_kva = page; pt->gipt_pfn = hat_getpfnum(kas.a_hat, page); return (pt); } /* * Free a gipt_t structure along with its page of PTE storage. */ void gipt_free(gipt_t *pt) { void *page = pt->gipt_kva; ASSERT(pt->gipt_pfn != PFN_INVALID); ASSERT(pt->gipt_kva != NULL); pt->gipt_pfn = PFN_INVALID; pt->gipt_kva = NULL; kmem_free(page, PAGESIZE); kmem_free(pt, sizeof (*pt)); } /* * Initialize a gipt_map_t with a max level (must be >= 1) and allocating its * hash table based on a provided size (must be a power of 2). */ void gipt_map_init(gipt_map_t *map, uint_t levels, uint_t hash_table_size, const struct gipt_cbs *cbs, gipt_t *root) { VERIFY(map->giptm_root == NULL); VERIFY(map->giptm_hash == NULL); VERIFY3U(levels, >, 0); VERIFY3U(levels, <=, GIPT_MAX_LEVELS); VERIFY(ISP2(hash_table_size)); VERIFY(root != NULL); mutex_init(&map->giptm_lock, NULL, MUTEX_DEFAULT, NULL); map->giptm_table_cnt = hash_table_size; bcopy(cbs, &map->giptm_cbs, sizeof (*cbs)); map->giptm_hash = kmem_alloc(sizeof (list_t) * map->giptm_table_cnt, KM_SLEEP); for (uint_t i = 0; i < hash_table_size; i++) { list_create(&map->giptm_hash[i], sizeof (gipt_t), offsetof(gipt_t, gipt_node)); } map->giptm_levels = levels; /* * Insert the table root into the hash. It will be held in existence * with an extra "valid" reference. This will prevent its clean-up * during gipt_map_clean_parents() calls, even if it has no children. */ mutex_enter(&map->giptm_lock); gipt_map_insert(map, root); map->giptm_root = root; root->gipt_valid_cnt++; mutex_exit(&map->giptm_lock); } /* * Clean up a gipt_map_t by removing any lingering gipt_t entries referenced by * it, and freeing its hash table. */ void gipt_map_fini(gipt_map_t *map) { const uint_t cnt = map->giptm_table_cnt; const size_t sz = sizeof (list_t) * cnt; mutex_enter(&map->giptm_lock); /* Clean up any lingering tables */ for (uint_t i = 0; i < cnt; i++) { list_t *list = &map->giptm_hash[i]; gipt_t *pt; while ((pt = list_remove_head(list)) != NULL) { gipt_free(pt); } ASSERT(list_is_empty(list)); } kmem_free(map->giptm_hash, sz); map->giptm_hash = NULL; map->giptm_root = NULL; map->giptm_levels = 0; mutex_exit(&map->giptm_lock); mutex_destroy(&map->giptm_lock); } /* * Look in the map for a gipt_t containing a given VA which is located at a * specified level. */ gipt_t * gipt_map_lookup(gipt_map_t *map, uint64_t va, uint_t lvl) { gipt_t *pt; ASSERT(MUTEX_HELD(&map->giptm_lock)); ASSERT3U(lvl, <=, GIPT_MAX_LEVELS); /* * Lookup gipt_t at the VA aligned to the next level up. For example, * level 0 corresponds to a page table containing 512 PTEs which cover * 4k each, spanning a total 2MB. As such, the base VA of that table * must be aligned to the same 2MB. */ const uint64_t masked_va = va & gipt_level_mask[lvl + 1]; const uint_t hash = GIPT_HASH(map, masked_va, lvl); /* Only the root is expected to be at the top level. */ if (lvl == (map->giptm_levels - 1) && map->giptm_root != NULL) { pt = map->giptm_root; ASSERT3U(pt->gipt_level, ==, lvl); /* * It may be so that the VA in question is not covered by the * range of the table root. */ if (pt->gipt_vaddr != masked_va) { return (NULL); } return (pt); } list_t *list = &map->giptm_hash[hash]; for (pt = list_head(list); pt != NULL; pt = list_next(list, pt)) { if (pt->gipt_vaddr == masked_va && pt->gipt_level == lvl) break; } return (pt); } /* * Look in the map for the deepest (lowest level) gipt_t which contains a given * VA. This could still fail if the VA is outside the range of the table root. */ gipt_t * gipt_map_lookup_deepest(gipt_map_t *map, uint64_t va) { gipt_t *pt = NULL; uint_t lvl; ASSERT(MUTEX_HELD(&map->giptm_lock)); for (lvl = 0; lvl < map->giptm_levels; lvl++) { pt = gipt_map_lookup(map, va, lvl); if (pt != NULL) { break; } } return (pt); } /* * Given a VA inside a gipt_t, calculate (based on the level of that PT) the VA * corresponding to the next entry in the table. It returns 0 if that VA would * fall beyond the bounds of the table. */ static __inline__ uint64_t gipt_next_va(gipt_t *pt, uint64_t va) { const uint_t lvl = pt->gipt_level; const uint64_t masked = va & gipt_level_mask[lvl]; const uint64_t max = pt->gipt_vaddr + gipt_level_size[lvl+1]; const uint64_t next = masked + gipt_level_size[lvl]; ASSERT3U(masked, >=, pt->gipt_vaddr); ASSERT3U(masked, <, max); /* * If the "next" VA would be outside this table, including cases where * it overflowed, indicate an error result. */ if (next >= max || next <= masked) { return (0); } return (next); } /* * For a given VA, find the next VA which corresponds to a valid page mapping. * The gipt_t containing that VA will be indicated via 'ptp'. (The gipt_t of * the starting VA can be passed in via 'ptp' for a minor optimization). If * there is no valid mapping higher than 'va' but contained within 'max_va', * then this will indicate failure with 0 returned. */ uint64_t gipt_map_next_page(gipt_map_t *map, uint64_t va, uint64_t max_va, gipt_t **ptp) { gipt_t *pt = *ptp; uint64_t cur_va = va; gipt_pte_type_cb_t pte_type = map->giptm_cbs.giptc_pte_type; ASSERT(MUTEX_HELD(&map->giptm_lock)); ASSERT3U(max_va, !=, 0); ASSERT3U(ptp, !=, NULL); /* * If a starting table is not provided, search the map for the deepest * table which contains the VA. If for some reason that VA is beyond * coverage of the map root, indicate failure. */ if (pt == NULL) { pt = gipt_map_lookup_deepest(map, cur_va); if (pt == NULL) { goto fail; } } /* * From the starting table (at whatever level that may reside), walk * forward through the PTEs looking for a valid page mapping. */ while (cur_va < max_va) { const uint64_t next_va = gipt_next_va(pt, cur_va); if (next_va == 0) { /* * The end of this table has been reached. Ascend one * level to continue the walk if possible. If already * at the root, the end of the table means failure. */ if (pt->gipt_level >= map->giptm_levels) { goto fail; } pt = gipt_map_lookup(map, cur_va, pt->gipt_level + 1); if (pt == NULL) { goto fail; } continue; } else if (next_va >= max_va) { /* * Terminate the walk with a failure if the VA * corresponding to the next PTE is beyond the max. */ goto fail; } cur_va = next_va; const uint64_t pte = GIPT_VA2PTE(pt, cur_va); const gipt_pte_type_t ptet = pte_type(pte, pt->gipt_level); if (ptet == PTET_EMPTY) { continue; } else if (ptet == PTET_PAGE) { /* A valid page mapping: success. */ *ptp = pt; return (cur_va); } else if (ptet == PTET_LINK) { /* * A child page table is present at this PTE. Look it * up from the map. */ ASSERT3U(pt->gipt_level, >, 0); pt = gipt_map_lookup(map, cur_va, pt->gipt_level - 1); ASSERT3P(pt, !=, NULL); break; } else { panic("unexpected PTE type %x @ va %p", ptet, cur_va); } } /* * By this point, the above loop has located a table structure to * descend into in order to find the next page. */ while (cur_va < max_va) { const uint64_t pte = GIPT_VA2PTE(pt, cur_va); const gipt_pte_type_t ptet = pte_type(pte, pt->gipt_level); if (ptet == PTET_EMPTY) { const uint64_t next_va = gipt_next_va(pt, cur_va); if (next_va == 0 || next_va >= max_va) { goto fail; } cur_va = next_va; continue; } else if (ptet == PTET_PAGE) { /* A valid page mapping: success. */ *ptp = pt; return (cur_va); } else if (ptet == PTET_LINK) { /* * A child page table is present at this PTE. Look it * up from the map. */ ASSERT3U(pt->gipt_level, >, 0); pt = gipt_map_lookup(map, cur_va, pt->gipt_level - 1); ASSERT3P(pt, !=, NULL); } else { panic("unexpected PTE type %x @ va %p", ptet, cur_va); } } fail: *ptp = NULL; return (0); } /* * Insert a gipt_t into the map based on its VA and level. It is up to the * caller to ensure that a duplicate entry does not already exist in the map. */ void gipt_map_insert(gipt_map_t *map, gipt_t *pt) { const uint_t hash = GIPT_HASH(map, pt->gipt_vaddr, pt->gipt_level); ASSERT(MUTEX_HELD(&map->giptm_lock)); ASSERT(gipt_map_lookup(map, pt->gipt_vaddr, pt->gipt_level) == NULL); VERIFY3U(pt->gipt_level, <, map->giptm_levels); list_insert_head(&map->giptm_hash[hash], pt); } /* * Remove a gipt_t from the map. */ void gipt_map_remove(gipt_map_t *map, gipt_t *pt) { const uint_t hash = GIPT_HASH(map, pt->gipt_vaddr, pt->gipt_level); ASSERT(MUTEX_HELD(&map->giptm_lock)); list_remove(&map->giptm_hash[hash], pt); } /* * Given a VA, create any missing gipt_t entries from the specified level all * the way up to (but not including) the root. This is done from lowest level * to highest, and stops when an existing table covering that VA is found. * References to any created gipt_t tables, plus the final "found" gipt_t are * stored in 'pts'. The number of gipt_t pointers stored to 'pts' serves as * the return value (1 <= val <= root level). It is up to the caller to * populate linking PTEs to the newly created empty tables. */ static uint_t gipt_map_ensure_chain(gipt_map_t *map, uint64_t va, uint_t lvl, gipt_t **pts) { const uint_t root_lvl = map->giptm_root->gipt_level; uint_t clvl = lvl, count = 0; gipt_t *child_pt = NULL; ASSERT(MUTEX_HELD(&map->giptm_lock)); ASSERT3U(lvl, <, root_lvl); ASSERT3P(map->giptm_root, !=, NULL); do { const uint64_t pva = (va & gipt_level_mask[clvl + 1]); gipt_t *pt; pt = gipt_map_lookup(map, pva, clvl); if (pt != NULL) { ASSERT3U(pva, ==, pt->gipt_vaddr); if (child_pt != NULL) { child_pt->gipt_parent = pt; } pts[count++] = pt; return (count); } pt = gipt_alloc(); pt->gipt_vaddr = pva; pt->gipt_level = clvl; if (child_pt != NULL) { child_pt->gipt_parent = pt; } gipt_map_insert(map, pt); child_pt = pt; pts[count++] = pt; clvl++; } while (clvl <= root_lvl); return (count); } /* * Ensure that a page table covering a VA at a specified level exists. This * will create any necessary tables chaining up to the root as well. */ gipt_t * gipt_map_create_parents(gipt_map_t *map, uint64_t va, uint_t lvl) { gipt_t *pt, *pts[GIPT_MAX_LEVELS] = { 0 }; gipt_pte_type_cb_t pte_type = map->giptm_cbs.giptc_pte_type; gipt_pte_map_cb_t pte_map = map->giptm_cbs.giptc_pte_map; uint64_t *ptep; uint_t i, count; ASSERT(MUTEX_HELD(&map->giptm_lock)); count = gipt_map_ensure_chain(map, va, lvl, pts); if (count == 1) { /* Table already exists in the hierarchy */ return (pts[0]); } ASSERT3U(count, >, 1); /* Make sure there is not already a large page mapping at the top */ pt = pts[count - 1]; if (pte_type(GIPT_VA2PTE(pt, va), pt->gipt_level) == PTET_PAGE) { const uint_t end = count - 1; /* * Nuke those gipt_t entries which were optimistically created * for what was found to be a conflicted mapping. */ for (i = 0; i < end; i++) { gipt_map_remove(map, pts[i]); gipt_free(pts[i]); } return (NULL); } /* Initialize the appropriate tables from bottom to top */ for (i = 1; i < count; i++) { pt = pts[i]; ptep = GIPT_VA2PTEP(pt, va); /* * Since gipt_map_ensure_chain() creates missing tables until * it find a valid one, and that existing table has been * checked for the existence of a large page, nothing should * occupy this PTE. */ ASSERT3U(pte_type(*ptep, pt->gipt_level), ==, PTET_EMPTY); *ptep = pte_map(pts[i - 1]->gipt_pfn); pt->gipt_valid_cnt++; } return (pts[0]); } /* * If a page table is empty, free it from the map, as well as any parent tables * that would subsequently become empty as part of the clean-up. As noted in * gipt_map_init(), the table root is a special case and will remain in the * map, even when empty. */ void gipt_map_clean_parents(gipt_map_t *map, gipt_t *pt) { ASSERT(MUTEX_HELD(&map->giptm_lock)); while (pt->gipt_valid_cnt == 0) { gipt_t *parent = pt->gipt_parent; uint64_t *ptep = GIPT_VA2PTEP(parent, pt->gipt_vaddr); ASSERT3S(map->giptm_cbs.giptc_pte_type(*ptep, parent->gipt_level), ==, PTET_LINK); /* * For now, it is assumed that all gipt consumers consider PTE * zeroing as an adequate action for table unmap. */ *ptep = 0; parent->gipt_valid_cnt--; gipt_map_remove(map, pt); gipt_free(pt); pt = parent; } }