#pragma once #include "../main.h" #include #ifdef __cplusplus extern "C" { #endif #define KERNEL_CODE_VIRTUAL 0xFFFFFFFFC0000000ull // 2^64 - 1GiB #define KERNEL_STACK_END_VIRTUAL (KERNEL_CODE_VIRTUAL) // kernel stack sits right below kernel code #define KERNEL_STACK_INITIAL_SIZE SYSTEM_PAGE_2M_SIZE // currently must be 2 MiB #define KERNEL_HEAP_VIRTUAL 0xFFFFFFFF00000000ull // 2^64 - 4GiB #define KERNEL_FRAMEBUFFER_MAPPING 0xFFFFFFFEE0000000ull // 2^64 - 4GiB - 512MiB #define KERNEL_MISC_MAPPING 0xFFFFFFFEC0000000ull // 2^64 - 5GiB #define KERNEL_IDT_MAPPING KERNEL_MISC_MAPPING #define KERNEL_IDT_SIZE (256ull * 16) // fill the 256 interrupt vectors #define KERNEL_GDT_MAPPING (KERNEL_MISC_MAPPING + KERNEL_IDT_SIZE) #define KERNEL_GDT_SIZE (16ull * 8) #define KERNEL_MISC_NEXT (KERNEL_MISC_MAPPING + KERNEL_IDT_SIZE + KERNEL_GDT_SIZE) #define KERNEL_MISC_SIZE (KERNEL_IDT_SIZE + KERNEL_GDT_SIZE) // add all the misc sizes extern uint64_t paging_LoaderCodeAddress, paging_LoaderCodeSize; // physical address for loader code section static inline uint64_t paging_MapFunction(void *func) { return ((uint64_t)func - paging_LoaderCodeAddress) + KERNEL_CODE_VIRTUAL; } // efiMallocTyped allocates from EFI_BOOT_SERVICES.AllocatePool. void *efiMallocTyped(size_t size, EFI_MEMORY_TYPE type); // efiMallocTyped allocates from EFI_BOOT_SERVICES.AllocatePool // with a memory type of EfiLoaderData. void *efiMalloc(size_t size); // efiFree frees data allocated from efiMalloc. void efiFree(void *data); // kMalloc allocates from system memory directly after paging has been set up void *kMalloc(size_t size); // kFree frees data allocated from kMalloc. void kFree(void *data); extern EFI_MEMORY_DESCRIPTOR *efiMemoryMap; extern UINTN efiMemoryMapSize; extern UINTN efiMemoryMapKey; extern UINTN efiDescriptorSize; extern UINT32 efiDescriptorVertion; // runtime_InitPaging initializes paging and kMalloc/kFree allocator. // This function calls ExitBootServices()!!! which is great // Furthermore, it sets up a new stack, calls kMain() and does not return. // // If it fails, Panic() is called. noreturn void runtime_InitPaging(); #define SYSTEM_PAGE_SIZE 4096ull // UEFI uses 4KiB pages by default #define SYSTEM_PAGE_2M_SIZE 2097152ull // 2 MiB page size #define SYSTEM_PAGE_1G_SIZE 1073741824ull // 1 GiB page size #define MAX_SYSTEM_MEMORY_PAGES 16777216ull // 64 GiB #define MAP_PROT_NONE 0 #define MAP_PROT_EXEC 1 #define MAP_PROT_WRITE 2 #define MAP_PROT_READ 4 #define MAP_DATA 1 // Data, not initialized (kept as-is) #define MAP_INITIALIZED_DATA 2 // Data, zeroed #define MAP_FILE 3 // Memory-mapped file IO // kMemoryPageSize returns the size, in bytes, of the physical memory page. inline static size_t kMemoryPageSize() { return SYSTEM_PAGE_SIZE; } // kMemoryMap maps new physical pages into the kernel virtual memory space. // // The memory is not cleared. void *kMemoryMap(void *desiredVirtual, int pageCount, int protectionFlags, int dataType, int fd); // kMemoryUnmap unmaps previously mapped physical memory of the kernel space. void kMemoryUnmap(void *pageStart, int pageCount); #ifdef __cplusplus } // extern "C" #endif