// Copyright (C) 2016 Y_Less // // Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a // copy of this software and associated documentation files (the "Software"), // to deal in the Software without restriction, including without limitation // the rights to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense, // and/or sell copies of the Software, and to permit persons to whom the // Software is furnished to do so, subject to the following conditions: // // The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be included in // all copies or substantial portions of the Software. // // THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED "AS IS", WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, EXPRESS // OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY, // FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND NONINFRINGEMENT. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE // AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER // LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING // FROM, OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER // DEALINGS IN THE SOFTWARE. #if defined ADDRESSOF_JIT_INC #endinput #endif #define ADDRESSOF_JIT_INC #include "addressof" #include "codescan" #include "asm" static stock bool:gAddressofResolved = false; // `addressof` works by reading data directly out of the stack to get a return // address, then reading information from that location in memory to get the // next `CALL` OpCode. This fails with the JIT because the return address is in // the JITed code, not in the original p-code. Instead, when the JIT is in use, // use `codescan` to convert runtime `addressof` calls to startup-time // resolutions. Actually, there's no reason why this should be restricted to // JIT only. static stock AddressofResolveFoundStart(scanner[CodeScanner]) { // Skip over now superfluous code. new ctx[AsmContext]; CodeScanGetMatchAsm(scanner, ctx); new hdr[AMX_HDR]; GetAmxHeader(hdr); AsmEmitJump(ctx, CodeScanGetMatchHole(scanner, 0) + GetAmxBaseAddress() + hdr[AMX_HDR_COD]); } static stock AddressofResolveFoundEnd(scanner[CodeScanner]) { // Write a `const` for the function address. new ctx[AsmContext]; CodeScanGetMatchAsm(scanner, ctx, CodeScanGetMatchLength(scanner) - 2 * cellbytes); AsmEmitConstPri(ctx, CodeScanGetMatchHole(scanner, 0)); } stock AddressofResolve() { if (gAddressofResolved) return; gAddressofResolved = true; // Scan through the entire assembly and replace calls to `addressof` with // just a constant. The generated assembly is amazingly consistent between // different optimisation levels: // // push.c 0 // Make `jump l.185` // call .O@A_ // jzer 185 // Jump target. // push.c 0 // (tested function call). // call .MyFunc // (tested function call). // load.pri 2950 // jzer 187 // const.pri 1 // jump 188 // l.187 // const.pri 2 // l.188 // jump 186 // l.185 // load.pri 2950 // Make `const.pri .MyFunc` // l.186 // // We can actually use `addressof` (via `&`) in this code, since it should // NEVER be called after the JIT has started. We assert that. assert(!GetAmxJITBaseAddress()); new scanner[CodeScanner]; CodeScanInit(scanner); // Start. new csm1[CodeScanMatcher]; CodeScanMatcherInit(csm1, &AddressofResolveFoundStart); CodeScanMatcherPattern(csm1, OP(PUSH_C, 0) OP(CALL, &AddressOfGetNextCall_) OP(JZER, ???) ); CodeScanAddMatcher(scanner, csm1); // End. new csm2[CodeScanMatcher]; CodeScanMatcherInit(csm2, &AddressofResolveFoundEnd); CodeScanMatcherPattern(csm2, OP(CALL, ???) OP(LOAD_PRI, ref(gAddressOfReturnVar_)) OP(JZER, ???) OP(CONST_PRI, 1) OP(JUMP, ???) OP(CONST_PRI, 2) OP(JUMP, ???) OP(LOAD_PRI, ref(gAddressOfReturnVar_)) ); CodeScanAddMatcher(scanner, csm2); // End with heap. new csm3[CodeScanMatcher]; CodeScanMatcherInit(csm3, &AddressofResolveFoundEnd); CodeScanMatcherPattern(csm3, OP(CALL, ???) OP(HEAP, ???) OP(LOAD_PRI, ref(gAddressOfReturnVar_)) OP(JZER, ???) OP(CONST_PRI, 1) OP(JUMP, ???) OP(CONST_PRI, 2) OP(JUMP, ???) OP(LOAD_PRI, ref(gAddressOfReturnVar_)) ); CodeScanAddMatcher(scanner, csm3); // Run the scanner. CodeScanRun(scanner); }