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/*++
Copyright (c) 1990 Microsoft Corporation
Module Name:
mi386.h
Abstract:
This module contains the private data structures and procedure
prototypes for the hardware dependent portion of the
memory management system.
This module is specifically tailored for the Intel 386,
Author:
Lou Perazzoli (loup) 6-Jan-1990
Revision History:
*/
/*++
Virtual Memory Layout on the i386 is:
+------------------------------------+
00000000 | |
| |
| |
| User Mode Addresses |
| |
| All pages within this range |
| are potentially accessible while |
| the CPU is in USER mode. |
| |
| |
+------------------------------------+
7ffff000 | 64k No Access Area |
+------------------------------------+
80000000 | |
| HAL loads kernel and initial |
| boot drivers in first 16mb |
| of this region. |
| Kernel mode access only. |
| |
| If large pages are enabled, the |
| initial non paged pool is relocated|
| to here during system startup. |
| |
+------------------------------------+
81000000 | |
| Unused NO ACCESS |
| |
+------------------------------------+
A0000000 | |
| System mapped views |
| OR |
| Session space |
| |
+------------------------------------+
A4000000 | |
| Additional System PTEs |
| |
+------------------------------------+
C0000000 | Page Table Pages mapped through |
| this 4mb region |
| Kernel mode access only. |
| |
+------------------------------------+
C0400000 | HyperSpace - working set lists |
| and per process memory management |
| structures mapped in this 4mb |
| region. |
| Kernel mode access only. |
+------------------------------------+
C0800000 | NO ACCESS AREA (4MB) |
| |
+------------------------------------+
C0C00000 | System Cache Structures |
| reside in this 4mb region |
| Kernel mode access only. |
+------------------------------------+
C1000000 | System cache resides here. |
| Kernel mode access only. |
| |
| |
+------------------------------------+
E1000000 | Start of paged system area |
| Kernel mode access only. |
| |
| |
+------------------------------------+
| |
| System Pte area - for mapping |
| kernel thread stacks and MDLs |
| that require system VAs. |
| Kernel mode access only. |
| |
+------------------------------------+
| |
| NonPaged System area |
| Kernel mode access only. |
| |
+------------------------------------+
FFBE0000 | Crash Dump Driver area |
| Kernel mode access only. |
+------------------------------------+
FFC00000 | Last 4mb reserved for HAL usage |
+------------------------------------+
Virtual Memory Layout of the (48MB) Session Space (on 2GB user systems) is:
+------------------------------------+
A0000000 | |
| win32k.sys and rebased NT4 printer |
| drivers. |
| |
| (8MB) |
| |
+------------------------------------+
A0800000 | |
| MM_SESSION_SPACE & Session WSLs |
| (4MB) |
| |
+------------------------------------+
A0C00000 | |
| Mapped Views for this session |
| (20MB) |
| |
+------------------------------------+
A2000000 | |
| Paged Pool for this session |
| (16MB) |
| |
A3000000 +------------------------------------+
| System Mapped Views (not session)|
| (16MB) |
| |
A4000000 +------------------------------------+
*/
#if !defined(_X86PAE_)
#if defined(NT_UP)
#define _MI_USE_CLAIMS_ 1
#endif
// Define empty list markers.
#define MM_EMPTY_LIST ((ULONG)0xFFFFFFFF) //
#define MM_EMPTY_PTE_LIST ((ULONG)0xFFFFF) // N.B. tied to MMPTE definition
#define MI_PTE_BASE_FOR_LOWEST_KERNEL_ADDRESS (MiGetPteAddress (0x80000000))
#define MM_SESSION_SPACE_DEFAULT (0xA0000000)
#define MM_BOOT_IMAGE_SIZE (16 * 1024 * 1024)
// Additional system PTEs are allocated out of this virtual address range.
#define KSTACK_POOL_START (0xA4000000)
#define KSTACK_POOL_END (0xBFFFFFFF)
#define KSTACK_POOL_SIZE ((KSTACK_POOL_END-KSTACK_POOL_START) \
& ~(PAGE_SIZE-1))
extern ULONG MiNumberOfExtraSystemPdes;
extern ULONG MiMaximumSystemCacheSizeExtra;
extern PVOID MiSystemCacheStartExtra;
extern PVOID MiSystemCacheEndExtra;
// PAGE_SIZE for Intel i386 is 4k, virtual page is 20 bits with a PAGE_SHIFT
// byte offset.
#define MM_VIRTUAL_PAGE_FILLER 0
#define MM_VIRTUAL_PAGE_SIZE 20
// Address space layout definitions.
#define MM_KSEG0_BASE ((ULONG)0x80000000)
#define MM_KSEG2_BASE ((ULONG)0xA0000000)
#define MM_PAGES_IN_KSEG0 ((MM_KSEG2_BASE - MM_KSEG0_BASE) >> PAGE_SHIFT)
extern ULONG MmKseg2Frame;
#define CODE_START MM_KSEG0_BASE
#define CODE_END MM_KSEG2_BASE
#define MM_SYSTEM_SPACE_START (0xC0800000)
#define MM_SYSTEM_SPACE_END (0xFFFFFFFF)
#define PTE_TOP 0xC03FFFFF
#define PDE_TOP 0xC03FFFFF
#define HYPER_SPACE ((PVOID)0xC0400000)
#define HYPER_SPACE_END (0xC07fffff)
#define MM_SYSTEM_VIEW_START (0xA0000000)
#define MM_SYSTEM_VIEW_SIZE (48*1024*1024)
#define MM_SYSTEM_VIEW_START_IF_HYDRA (0xA3000000)
#define MM_SYSTEM_VIEW_SIZE_IF_HYDRA (16*1024*1024)
#define MM_LOWEST_4MB_START ((32*1024*1024)/PAGE_SIZE) //32mb
#define MM_DEFAULT_4MB_START (((1024*1024)/PAGE_SIZE)*4096) //4gb
#define MM_HIGHEST_4MB_START (((1024*1024)/PAGE_SIZE)*4096) //4gb
#define MM_USER_ADDRESS_RANGE_LIMIT 0xFFFFFFFF // user address range limit
#define MM_MAXIMUM_ZERO_BITS 21 // maximum number of zero bits
// Define the start and maximum size for the system cache.
// Maximum size is normally 512MB, but can be up to 512MB + 448MB = 960MB for
// large system cache machines.
#define MM_SYSTEM_CACHE_WORKING_SET (0xC0C00000)
#define MM_SYSTEM_CACHE_START (0xC1000000)
#define MM_SYSTEM_CACHE_END (0xE1000000)
#define MM_SYSTEM_CACHE_START_EXTRA (0xA4000000)
#define MM_SYSTEM_CACHE_END_EXTRA (0xC0000000)
#define MM_PAGED_POOL_START ((PVOID)(0xE1000000))
#define MM_LOWEST_NONPAGED_SYSTEM_START ((PVOID)(0xEB000000))
#define MmProtopte_Base ((ULONG)0xE1000000)
#define MM_NONPAGED_POOL_END ((PVOID)(0xFFBE0000))
#define MM_CRASH_DUMP_VA ((PVOID)(0xFFBE0000))
#define MM_DEBUG_VA ((PVOID)0xFFBFF000)
#define NON_PAGED_SYSTEM_END ((ULONG)0xFFFFFFF0) //quadword aligned.
extern BOOLEAN MiWriteCombiningPtes;
// Define absolute minimum and maximum count for system PTEs.
#define MM_MINIMUM_SYSTEM_PTES 7000
#define MM_MAXIMUM_SYSTEM_PTES 50000
#define MM_DEFAULT_SYSTEM_PTES 11000
// Pool limits
// The maximum amount of nonpaged pool that can be initially created.
#define MM_MAX_INITIAL_NONPAGED_POOL ((ULONG)(128*1024*1024))
// The total amount of nonpaged pool (initial pool + expansion).
#define MM_MAX_ADDITIONAL_NONPAGED_POOL ((ULONG)(128*1024*1024))
// The maximum amount of paged pool that can be created.
#define MM_MAX_PAGED_POOL ((ULONG)MM_NONPAGED_POOL_END - (ULONG)MM_PAGED_POOL_START)
#define MM_MAX_TOTAL_POOL (((ULONG)MM_NONPAGED_POOL_END) - ((ULONG)(MM_PAGED_POOL_START)))
// Structure layout definitions.
#define MM_PROTO_PTE_ALIGNMENT ((ULONG)PAGE_SIZE)
#define PAGE_DIRECTORY_MASK ((ULONG)0x003FFFFF)
#define MM_VA_MAPPED_BY_PDE (0x400000)
#define LOWEST_IO_ADDRESS 0xa0000
#define PTE_SHIFT 2
// The number of bits in a physical address.
#define PHYSICAL_ADDRESS_BITS 32
#define MM_MAXIMUM_NUMBER_OF_COLORS (1)
// i386 does not require support for colored pages.
#define MM_NUMBER_OF_COLORS (1)
// Mask for obtaining color from a physical page number.
#define MM_COLOR_MASK (0)
// Boundary for aligned pages of like color upon.
#define MM_COLOR_ALIGNMENT (0)
// Mask for isolating color from virtual address.
#define MM_COLOR_MASK_VIRTUAL (0)
// Define 256k worth of secondary colors.
#define MM_SECONDARY_COLORS_DEFAULT (64)
#define MM_SECONDARY_COLORS_MIN (2)
#define MM_SECONDARY_COLORS_MAX (1024)
// Mask for isolating secondary color from physical page number;
extern ULONG MmSecondaryColorMask;
// Maximum number of paging files.
#define MAX_PAGE_FILES 16
// Hyper space definitions.
#define FIRST_MAPPING_PTE ((ULONG)0xC0400000)
#define NUMBER_OF_MAPPING_PTES 255
#define LAST_MAPPING_PTE \
((ULONG)((ULONG)FIRST_MAPPING_PTE + (NUMBER_OF_MAPPING_PTES * PAGE_SIZE)))
#define IMAGE_MAPPING_PTE ((PMMPTE)((ULONG)LAST_MAPPING_PTE + PAGE_SIZE))
#define ZEROING_PAGE_PTE ((PMMPTE)((ULONG)IMAGE_MAPPING_PTE + PAGE_SIZE))
#define WORKING_SET_LIST ((PVOID)((ULONG)ZEROING_PAGE_PTE + PAGE_SIZE))
#define MM_MAXIMUM_WORKING_SET MiMaximumWorkingSet
extern ULONG MiMaximumWorkingSet;
#define MM_WORKING_SET_END ((ULONG)0xC07FF000)
// Define masks for fields within the PTE.
#define MM_PTE_VALID_MASK 0x1
#if defined(NT_UP)
#define MM_PTE_WRITE_MASK 0x2
#else
#define MM_PTE_WRITE_MASK 0x800
#endif
#define MM_PTE_OWNER_MASK 0x4
#define MM_PTE_WRITE_THROUGH_MASK 0x8
#define MM_PTE_CACHE_DISABLE_MASK 0x10
#define MM_PTE_ACCESS_MASK 0x20
#if defined(NT_UP)
#define MM_PTE_DIRTY_MASK 0x40
#else
#define MM_PTE_DIRTY_MASK 0x42
#endif
#define MM_PTE_LARGE_PAGE_MASK 0x80
#define MM_PTE_GLOBAL_MASK 0x100
#define MM_PTE_COPY_ON_WRITE_MASK 0x200
#define MM_PTE_PROTOTYPE_MASK 0x400
#define MM_PTE_TRANSITION_MASK 0x800
// Bit fields to or into PTE to make a PTE valid based on the
// protection field of the invalid PTE.
#define MM_PTE_NOACCESS 0x0 // not expressable on i386
#define MM_PTE_READONLY 0x0
#define MM_PTE_READWRITE MM_PTE_WRITE_MASK
#define MM_PTE_WRITECOPY 0x200 // read-only copy on write bit set.
#define MM_PTE_EXECUTE 0x0 // read-only on i386
#define MM_PTE_EXECUTE_READ 0x0
#define MM_PTE_EXECUTE_READWRITE MM_PTE_WRITE_MASK
#define MM_PTE_EXECUTE_WRITECOPY 0x200 // read-only copy on write bit set.
#define MM_PTE_NOCACHE 0x010
#define MM_PTE_GUARD 0x0 // not expressable on i386
#define MM_PTE_CACHE 0x0
#define MM_PROTECT_FIELD_SHIFT 5
// Bits available for the software working set index within the hardware PTE.
#define MI_MAXIMUM_PTE_WORKING_SET_INDEX 0
// Zero PTE
#define MM_ZERO_PTE 0
// Zero Kernel PTE
#define MM_ZERO_KERNEL_PTE 0
// A demand zero PTE with a protection or PAGE_READWRITE.
#define MM_DEMAND_ZERO_WRITE_PTE (MM_READWRITE << MM_PROTECT_FIELD_SHIFT)
// A demand zero PTE with a protection or PAGE_READWRITE for system space.
#define MM_KERNEL_DEMAND_ZERO_PTE (MM_READWRITE << MM_PROTECT_FIELD_SHIFT)
// A no access PTE for system space.
#define MM_KERNEL_NOACCESS_PTE (MM_NOACCESS << MM_PROTECT_FIELD_SHIFT)
// Kernel stack alignment requirements.
#define MM_STACK_ALIGNMENT 0x0
#define MM_STACK_OFFSET 0x0
// System process definitions
#define PDE_PER_PAGE ((ULONG)1024)
#define PTE_PER_PAGE ((ULONG)1024)
// Number of page table pages for user addresses.
#define MM_USER_PAGE_TABLE_PAGES (768)
//VOID
//MI_MAKE_VALID_PTE (
// OUT OUTPTE,
// IN FRAME,
// IN PMASK,
// IN PPTE
// );
// Routine Description:
// This macro makes a valid PTE from a page frame number, protection mask,
// and owner.
// Arguments
// OUTPTE - Supplies the PTE in which to build the transition PTE.
// FRAME - Supplies the page frame number for the PTE.
// PMASK - Supplies the protection to set in the transition PTE.
// PPTE - Supplies a pointer to the PTE which is being made valid.
// For prototype PTEs NULL should be specified.
// Return Value:
// None.
#define MI_MAKE_VALID_PTE(OUTPTE,FRAME,PMASK,PPTE) \
(OUTPTE).u.Long = ((FRAME << 12) | \
(MmProtectToPteMask[PMASK]) | \
MiDetermineUserGlobalPteMask ((PMMPTE)PPTE));
//VOID
//MI_MAKE_VALID_PTE_TRANSITION (
// IN OUT OUTPTE
// IN PROTECT
// );
// Routine Description:
// This macro takes a valid pte and turns it into a transition PTE.
// Arguments
// OUTPTE - Supplies the current valid PTE. This PTE is then
// modified to become a transition PTE.
// PROTECT - Supplies the protection to set in the transition PTE.
// Return Value:
// None.
#define MI_MAKE_VALID_PTE_TRANSITION(OUTPTE,PROTECT) \
(OUTPTE).u.Soft.Transition = 1; \
(OUTPTE).u.Soft.Valid = 0; \
(OUTPTE).u.Soft.Prototype = 0; \
(OUTPTE).u.Soft.Protection = PROTECT;
//VOID
//MI_MAKE_TRANSITION_PTE (
// OUT OUTPTE,
// IN PAGE,
// IN PROTECT,
// IN PPTE
// );
// Routine Description:
// This macro takes a valid pte and turns it into a transition PTE.
// Arguments
// OUTPTE - Supplies the PTE in which to build the transition PTE.
// PAGE - Supplies the page frame number for the PTE.
// PROTECT - Supplies the protection to set in the transition PTE.
// PPTE - Supplies a pointer to the PTE, this is used to determine
// the owner of the PTE.
// Return Value:
// None.
#define MI_MAKE_TRANSITION_PTE(OUTPTE,PAGE,PROTECT,PPTE) \
(OUTPTE).u.Long = 0; \
(OUTPTE).u.Trans.PageFrameNumber = PAGE; \
(OUTPTE).u.Trans.Transition = 1; \
(OUTPTE).u.Trans.Protection = PROTECT; \
(OUTPTE).u.Trans.Owner = MI_DETERMINE_OWNER(PPTE);
//VOID
//MI_MAKE_TRANSITION_PTE_VALID (
// OUT OUTPTE,
// IN PPTE
// );
// Routine Description:
// This macro takes a transition pte and makes it a valid PTE.
// Arguments
// OUTPTE - Supplies the PTE in which to build the valid PTE.
// PPTE - Supplies a pointer to the transition PTE.
// Return Value:
// None.
#define MI_MAKE_TRANSITION_PTE_VALID(OUTPTE,PPTE) \
ASSERT (((PPTE)->u.Hard.Valid == 0) && \
((PPTE)->u.Trans.Prototype == 0) && \
((PPTE)->u.Trans.Transition == 1)); \
(OUTPTE).u.Long = (((PPTE)->u.Long & 0xFFFFF000) | \
(MmProtectToPteMask[(PPTE)->u.Trans.Protection]) | \
MiDetermineUserGlobalPteMask ((PMMPTE)PPTE));
//VOID
//MI_SET_PTE_IN_WORKING_SET (
// OUT PMMPTE PTE,
// IN ULONG WSINDEX
// );
// Routine Description:
// This macro inserts the specified working set index into the argument PTE.
// Since the i386 PTE has no free bits nothing needs to be done on this
// architecture.
// Arguments
// OUTPTE - Supplies the PTE in which to insert the working set index.
// WSINDEX - Supplies the working set index for the PTE.
// Return Value:
// None.
#define MI_SET_PTE_IN_WORKING_SET(PTE, WSINDEX)
//ULONG WsIndex
//MI_GET_WORKING_SET_FROM_PTE(
// IN PMMPTE PTE
// );
// Routine Description:
// This macro returns the working set index from the argument PTE.
// Since the i386 PTE has no free bits nothing needs to be done on this
// architecture.
// Arguments
// PTE - Supplies the PTE to extract the working set index from.
// Return Value:
// This macro returns the working set index for the argument PTE.
#define MI_GET_WORKING_SET_FROM_PTE(PTE) 0
//VOID
//MI_SET_PTE_WRITE_COMBINE (
// IN MMPTE PTE
// );
// Routine Description:
// This macro takes a valid PTE and enables WriteCombining as the
// caching state. Note that the PTE bits may only be set this way
// if the Page Attribute Table is present and the PAT has been
// initialized to provide Write Combining.
// If either of the above conditions is not satisfied, then
// the macro enables WEAK UC (PCD = 1, PWT = 0) in the PTE.
// Arguments
// PTE - Supplies a valid PTE.
// Return Value:
// None.
#define MI_SET_PTE_WRITE_COMBINE(PTE) \
{ \
if (MiWriteCombiningPtes == TRUE) { \
((PTE).u.Hard.CacheDisable = 0); \
((PTE).u.Hard.WriteThrough = 1); \
} else { \
((PTE).u.Hard.CacheDisable = 1); \
((PTE).u.Hard.WriteThrough = 0); \
} \
}
//VOID
//MI_SET_PTE_DIRTY (
// IN MMPTE PTE
// );
// Routine Description:
// This macro sets the dirty bit(s) in the specified PTE.
// Arguments
// PTE - Supplies the PTE to set dirty.
// Return Value:
// None.
#define MI_SET_PTE_DIRTY(PTE) (PTE).u.Long |= HARDWARE_PTE_DIRTY_MASK
//VOID
//MI_SET_PTE_CLEAN (
// IN MMPTE PTE
// );
// Routine Description:
// This macro clears the dirty bit(s) in the specified PTE.
// Arguments
// PTE - Supplies the PTE to set clear.
// Return Value:
// None.
#define MI_SET_PTE_CLEAN(PTE) (PTE).u.Long &= ~HARDWARE_PTE_DIRTY_MASK
//VOID
//MI_IS_PTE_DIRTY (
// IN MMPTE PTE
// );
// Routine Description:
// This macro checks the dirty bit(s) in the specified PTE.
// Arguments
// PTE - Supplies the PTE to check.
// Return Value:
// TRUE if the page is dirty (modified), FALSE otherwise.
#define MI_IS_PTE_DIRTY(PTE) ((PTE).u.Hard.Dirty != 0)
//VOID
//MI_SET_GLOBAL_BIT_IF_SYSTEM (
// OUT OUTPTE,
// IN PPTE
// );
// Routine Description:
// This macro sets the global bit if the pointer PTE is within
// system space.
// Arguments
// OUTPTE - Supplies the PTE in which to build the valid PTE.
// PPTE - Supplies a pointer to the PTE becoming valid.
// Return Value:
// None.
#define MI_SET_GLOBAL_BIT_IF_SYSTEM(OUTPTE,PPTE) \
if ((((PMMPTE)PPTE) > MiHighestUserPte) && \
((((PMMPTE)PPTE) <= MiGetPteAddress (PTE_BASE)) || \
(((PMMPTE)PPTE) >= MiGetPteAddress (MM_SYSTEM_CACHE_WORKING_SET)))) { \
(OUTPTE).u.Long |= MmPteGlobal.u.Long; \
} \
else { \
(OUTPTE).u.Long &= ~MmPteGlobal.u.Long; \
}
//VOID
//MI_SET_GLOBAL_STATE (
// IN MMPTE PTE,
// IN ULONG STATE
// );
// Routine Description:
// This macro sets the global bit in the PTE. if the pointer PTE is within
// Arguments
// PTE - Supplies the PTE to set global state into.
// STATE - Supplies 1 if global, 0 if not.
// Return Value:
// None.
#define MI_SET_GLOBAL_STATE(PTE,STATE) \
if (STATE) { \
(PTE).u.Long |= MmPteGlobal.u.Long; \
} \
else { \
(PTE).u.Long &= ~MmPteGlobal.u.Long; \
}
//VOID
//MI_ENABLE_CACHING (
// IN MMPTE PTE
// );
// Routine Description:
// This macro takes a valid PTE and sets the caching state to be
// enabled. This is performed by clearing the PCD and PWT bits in the PTE.
// Semantics of the overlap between PCD, PWT, and the
// USWC memory type in the MTRR are:
// PCD PWT Mtrr Mem Type Effective Memory Type
// 1 0 USWC USWC
// 1 1 USWC UC
// Arguments
// PTE - Supplies a valid PTE.
// Return Value:
// None.
#define MI_ENABLE_CACHING(PTE) \
{ \
((PTE).u.Hard.CacheDisable = 0); \
((PTE).u.Hard.WriteThrough = 0); \
}
//VOID
//MI_DISABLE_CACHING (
// IN MMPTE PTE
// );
// Routine Description:
// This macro takes a valid PTE and sets the caching state to be
// disabled. This is performed by setting the PCD and PWT bits in the PTE.
// Semantics of the overlap between PCD, PWT, and the
// USWC memory type in the MTRR are:
// PCD PWT Mtrr Mem Type Effective Memory Type
// 1 0 USWC USWC
// 1 1 USWC UC
// Since an effective memory type of UC is desired here,
// the WT bit is set.
// Arguments
// PTE - Supplies a pointer to the valid PTE.
// Return Value:
// None.
#define MI_DISABLE_CACHING(PTE) \
{ \
((PTE).u.Hard.CacheDisable = 1); \
((PTE).u.Hard.WriteThrough = 1); \
}
//BOOLEAN
//MI_IS_CACHING_DISABLED (
// IN PMMPTE PPTE
// );
// Routine Description:
// This macro takes a valid PTE and returns TRUE if caching is
// disabled.
// Arguments
// PPTE - Supplies a pointer to the valid PTE.
// Return Value:
// TRUE if caching is disabled, FALSE if it is enabled.
#define MI_IS_CACHING_DISABLED(PPTE) \
((PPTE)->u.Hard.CacheDisable == 1)
//VOID
//MI_SET_PFN_DELETED (
// IN PMMPFN PPFN
// );
// Routine Description:
// This macro takes a pointer to a PFN element and indicates that
// the PFN is no longer in use.
// Arguments
// PPTE - Supplies a pointer to the PFN element.
// Return Value:
// none.
#define MI_SET_PFN_DELETED(PPFN) \
PERFINFO_DELETE_PAGE(PPFN); \
PPFN->PteAddress = (PMMPTE)0xFFFFFFFF;
//BOOLEAN
//MI_IS_PFN_DELETED (
// IN PMMPFN PPFN
// );
// Routine Description:
// This macro takes a pointer to a PFN element and determines if
// the PFN is no longer in use.
// Arguments
// PPTE - Supplies a pointer to the PFN element.
// Return Value:
// TRUE if PFN is no longer used, FALSE if it is still being used.
#define MI_IS_PFN_DELETED(PPFN) \
((PPFN)->PteAddress == (PMMPTE)(ULONG_PTR)0xFFFFFFFF)
//VOID
//MI_CHECK_PAGE_ALIGNMENT (
// IN ULONG PAGE,
// IN PMMPTE PPTE
// );
// Routine Description:
// This macro takes a PFN element number (Page) and checks to see
// if the virtual alignment for the previous address of the page
// is compatible with the new address of the page. If they are
// not compatible, the D cache is flushed.
// Arguments
// PAGE - Supplies the PFN element.
// PPTE - Supplies a pointer to the new PTE which will contain the page.
// Return Value:
// none.
// does nothing on i386.
#define MI_CHECK_PAGE_ALIGNMENT(PAGE,PPTE)
//VOID
//MI_INITIALIZE_HYPERSPACE_MAP (
// VOID
// );
// Routine Description:
// This macro initializes the PTEs reserved for double mapping within
// hyperspace.
// Arguments
// None.
// Return Value:
// None.
// does nothing on i386.
#define MI_INITIALIZE_HYPERSPACE_MAP(INDEX)
//ULONG
//MI_GET_PAGE_COLOR_FROM_PTE (
// IN PMMPTE PTEADDRESS
// );
// Routine Description:
// This macro determines the page's color based on the PTE address
// that maps the page.
// Arguments
// PTEADDRESS - Supplies the PTE address the page is (or was) mapped at.
// Return Value:
// The page's color.
#define MI_GET_PAGE_COLOR_FROM_PTE(PTEADDRESS) \
((ULONG)((MmSystemPageColor++) & MmSecondaryColorMask))
//ULONG
//MI_GET_PAGE_COLOR_FROM_VA (
// IN PVOID ADDRESS
// );
// Routine Description:
// This macro determines the page's color based on the PTE address
// that maps the page.
// Arguments
// ADDRESS - Supplies the address the page is (or was) mapped at.
// Return Value:
// The page's color.
#define MI_GET_PAGE_COLOR_FROM_VA(ADDRESS) \
((ULONG)((MmSystemPageColor++) & MmSecondaryColorMask))
//ULONG
//MI_GET_PAGE_COLOR_FROM_SESSION (
// IN PMM_SESSION_SPACE SessionSpace
// );
// Routine Description:
// This macro determines the page's color based on the PTE address
// that maps the page.
// Arguments
// SessionSpace - Supplies the session space the page will be mapped into.
// Return Value:
// The page's color.
#define MI_GET_PAGE_COLOR_FROM_SESSION(_SessionSpace) \
((ULONG)((_SessionSpace->Color++) & MmSecondaryColorMask))
//ULONG
//MI_PAGE_COLOR_PTE_PROCESS (
// IN PCHAR COLOR,
// IN PMMPTE PTE
// );
// Routine Description:
// This macro determines the page's color based on the PTE address
// that maps the page.
// Arguments
// Return Value:
// The page's color.
#define MI_PAGE_COLOR_PTE_PROCESS(PTE,COLOR) \
((ULONG)((*(COLOR))++) & MmSecondaryColorMask)
//ULONG
//MI_PAGE_COLOR_VA_PROCESS (
// IN PVOID ADDRESS,
// IN PEPROCESS COLOR
// );
// Routine Description:
// This macro determines the page's color based on the PTE address
// that maps the page.
// Arguments
// ADDRESS - Supplies the address the page is (or was) mapped at.
// Return Value:
// The page's color.
#define MI_PAGE_COLOR_VA_PROCESS(ADDRESS,COLOR) \
((ULONG)((*(COLOR))++) & MmSecondaryColorMask)
//ULONG
//MI_GET_NEXT_COLOR (
// IN ULONG COLOR
// );
// Routine Description:
// This macro returns the next color in the sequence.
// Arguments
// COLOR - Supplies the color to return the next of.
// Return Value:
// Next color in sequence.
#define MI_GET_NEXT_COLOR(COLOR) ((COLOR + 1) & MM_COLOR_MASK)
//ULONG
//MI_GET_PREVIOUS_COLOR (
// IN ULONG COLOR
// );
// Routine Description:
// This macro returns the previous color in the sequence.
// Arguments
// COLOR - Supplies the color to return the previous of.
// Return Value:
// Previous color in sequence.
#define MI_GET_PREVIOUS_COLOR(COLOR) (0)
#define MI_GET_SECONDARY_COLOR(PAGE,PFN) (PAGE & MmSecondaryColorMask)
#define MI_GET_COLOR_FROM_SECONDARY(SECONDARY_COLOR) (0)
//VOID
//MI_GET_MODIFIED_PAGE_BY_COLOR (
// OUT ULONG PAGE,
// IN ULONG COLOR
// );
// Routine Description:
// This macro returns the first page destined for a paging
// file with the desired color. It does NOT remove the page
// from its list.
// Arguments
// PAGE - Returns the page located, the value MM_EMPTY_LIST is
// returned if there is no page of the specified color.
// COLOR - Supplies the color of page to locate.
// Return Value:
// none.
#define MI_GET_MODIFIED_PAGE_BY_COLOR(PAGE,COLOR) \
PAGE = MmModifiedPageListByColor[COLOR].Flink
//VOID
//MI_GET_MODIFIED_PAGE_ANY_COLOR (
// OUT ULONG PAGE,
// IN OUT ULONG COLOR
// );
// Routine Description:
// This macro returns the first page destined for a paging
// file with the desired color. If not page of the desired
// color exists, all colored lists are searched for a page.
// It does NOT remove the page from its list.
// Arguments
// PAGE - Returns the page located, the value MM_EMPTY_LIST is
// returned if there is no page of the specified color.
// COLOR - Supplies the color of page to locate and returns the
// color of the page located.
// Return Value:
// none.
#define MI_GET_MODIFIED_PAGE_ANY_COLOR(PAGE,COLOR) \
{ \
if (MmTotalPagesForPagingFile == 0) { \
PAGE = MM_EMPTY_LIST; \
} else { \
PAGE = MmModifiedPageListByColor[COLOR].Flink; \
} \
}
//VOID
//MI_MAKE_VALID_PTE_WRITE_COPY (
// IN OUT PMMPTE PTE
// );
// Routine Description:
// This macro checks to see if the PTE indicates that the
// page is writable and if so it clears the write bit and
// sets the copy-on-write bit.
// Arguments
// PTE - Supplies the PTE to operate upon.
// Return Value:
// None.
#if defined(NT_UP)
#define MI_MAKE_VALID_PTE_WRITE_COPY(PPTE) \
if ((PPTE)->u.Hard.Write == 1) { \
(PPTE)->u.Hard.CopyOnWrite = 1; \
(PPTE)->u.Hard.Write = 0; \
}
#else
#define MI_MAKE_VALID_PTE_WRITE_COPY(PPTE) \
if ((PPTE)->u.Hard.Write == 1) { \
(PPTE)->u.Hard.CopyOnWrite = 1; \
(PPTE)->u.Hard.Write = 0; \
(PPTE)->u.Hard.Writable = 0; \
}
#endif
//ULONG
//MI_DETERMINE_OWNER (
// IN MMPTE PPTE
// );
// Routine Description:
// This macro examines the virtual address of the PTE and determines
// if the PTE resides in system space or user space.
// Arguments
// PTE - Supplies the PTE to operate upon.
// Return Value:
// 1 if the owner is USER_MODE, 0 if the owner is KERNEL_MODE.
#define MI_DETERMINE_OWNER(PPTE) \
((((PPTE) <= MiHighestUserPte) || \
((PPTE) >= MiGetPdeAddress(NULL) && \
((PPTE) <= MiHighestUserPde))) ? 1 : 0)
//VOID
//MI_SET_ACCESSED_IN_PTE (
// IN OUT MMPTE PPTE
// );
// Routine Description:
// This macro sets the ACCESSED field in the PTE.
// Arguments
// PTE - Supplies the PTE to operate upon.
// Return Value:
// None
#if defined(NT_UP)
#define MI_SET_ACCESSED_IN_PTE(PPTE,ACCESSED) \
((PPTE)->u.Hard.Accessed = ACCESSED)
#else
// Don't do anything on MP systems.
#define MI_SET_ACCESSED_IN_PTE(PPTE,ACCESSED)
#endif
//ULONG
//MI_GET_ACCESSED_IN_PTE (
// IN OUT MMPTE PPTE
// );
// Routine Description:
// This macro returns the state of the ACCESSED field in the PTE.
// Arguments
// PTE - Supplies the PTE to operate upon.
// Return Value:
// The state of the ACCESSED field.
#if defined(NT_UP)
#define MI_GET_ACCESSED_IN_PTE(PPTE) ((PPTE)->u.Hard.Accessed)
#else
#define MI_GET_ACCESSED_IN_PTE(PPTE) 0
#endif
//VOID
//MI_SET_OWNER_IN_PTE (
// IN PMMPTE PPTE
// IN ULONG OWNER
// );
// Routine Description:
// This macro sets the owner field in the PTE.
// Arguments
// PTE - Supplies the PTE to operate upon.
// Return Value:
// None.
#define MI_SET_OWNER_IN_PTE(PPTE,OWNER) ((PPTE)->u.Hard.Owner = OWNER)
//ULONG
//MI_GET_OWNER_IN_PTE (
// IN PMMPTE PPTE
// );
// Routine Description:
// This macro gets the owner field from the PTE.
// Arguments
// PTE - Supplies the PTE to operate upon.
// Return Value:
// The state of the OWNER field.
#define MI_GET_OWNER_IN_PTE(PPTE) ((PPTE)->u.Hard.Owner)
// bit mask to clear out fields in a PTE to or in prototype pte offset.
#define CLEAR_FOR_PROTO_PTE_ADDRESS ((ULONG)0x701)
// bit mask to clear out fields in a PTE to or in paging file location.
#define CLEAR_FOR_PAGE_FILE 0x000003E0
//VOID
//MI_SET_PAGING_FILE_INFO (
// OUT MMPTE OUTPTE,
// IN MMPTE PPTE,
// IN ULONG FILEINFO,
// IN ULONG OFFSET
// );
// Routine Description:
// This macro sets into the specified PTE the supplied information
// to indicate where the backing store for the page is located.
// Arguments
// OUTPTE - Supplies the PTE in which to store the result.
// PTE - Supplies the PTE to operate upon.
// FILEINFO - Supplies the number of the paging file.
// OFFSET - Supplies the offset into the paging file.
// Return Value:
// None.
#define MI_SET_PAGING_FILE_INFO(OUTPTE,PPTE,FILEINFO,OFFSET) \
(OUTPTE).u.Long = (PPTE).u.Long; \
(OUTPTE).u.Long &= CLEAR_FOR_PAGE_FILE; \
(OUTPTE).u.Long |= ((FILEINFO << 1) | (OFFSET << 12));
//PMMPTE
//MiPteToProto (
// IN OUT MMPTE PPTE,
// IN ULONG FILEINFO,
// IN ULONG OFFSET
// );
// Routine Description:
// This macro returns the address of the corresponding prototype which
// was encoded earlier into the supplied PTE.
// NOTE THAT A PROTOPTE CAN ONLY RESIDE IN PAGED POOL!!!!!!
// MAX SIZE = 2^(2+7+21) = 2^30 = 1GB.
// NOTE that the valid bit must be zero!
// Arguments
// lpte - Supplies the PTE to operate upon.
// Return Value:
// Pointer to the prototype PTE that backs this PTE.
#define MiPteToProto(lpte) ((PMMPTE)(((((lpte)->u.Long) >> 11) << 9) + \
(((((lpte)->u.Long)) << 24) >> 23) \
+ MmProtopte_Base))
//ULONG
//MiProtoAddressForPte (
// IN PMMPTE proto_va
// );
// Routine Description:
// This macro sets into the specified PTE the supplied information
// to indicate where the backing store for the page is located.
// MiProtoAddressForPte returns the bit field to OR into the PTE to
// reference a prototype PTE. And set the protoPTE bit,
// MM_PTE_PROTOTYPE_MASK.
// Arguments
// proto_va - Supplies the address of the prototype PTE.
// Return Value:
// Mask to set into the PTE.
#define MiProtoAddressForPte(proto_va) \
((((((ULONG)proto_va - MmProtopte_Base) >> 1) & (ULONG)0x000000FE) | \
(((((ULONG)proto_va - MmProtopte_Base) << 2) & (ULONG)0xfffff800))) | \
MM_PTE_PROTOTYPE_MASK)
//ULONG
//MiProtoAddressForKernelPte (
// IN PMMPTE proto_va
// );
// Routine Description:
// This macro sets into the specified PTE the supplied information
// to indicate where the backing store for the page is located.
// MiProtoAddressForPte returns the bit field to OR into the PTE to
// reference a prototype PTE. And set the protoPTE bit,
// MM_PTE_PROTOTYPE_MASK.
// This macro also sets any other information (such as global bits)
// required for kernel mode PTEs.
// Arguments
// proto_va - Supplies the address of the prototype PTE.
// Return Value:
// Mask to set into the PTE.
// not different on x86.
#define MiProtoAddressForKernelPte(proto_va) MiProtoAddressForPte(proto_va)
#define MM_SUBSECTION_MAP (128*1024*1024)
//PSUBSECTION
//MiGetSubsectionAddress (
// IN PMMPTE lpte
// );
// Routine Description:
// This macro takes a PTE and returns the address of the subsection that
// the PTE refers to. Subsections are quadword structures allocated
// from nonpaged pool.
// NOTE THIS MACRO LIMITS THE SIZE OF NONPAGED POOL!
// MAXIMUM NONPAGED POOL = 2^(3+4+21) = 2^28 = 256mb.
// Arguments
// lpte - Supplies the PTE to operate upon.
// Return Value:
// A pointer to the subsection referred to by the supplied PTE.
//#define MiGetSubsectionAddress(lpte) \
// ((PSUBSECTION)((ULONG)MM_NONPAGED_POOL_END - \
// (((((lpte)->u.Long)>>11)<<7) | \
// (((lpte)->u.Long<<2) & 0x78))))
#define MiGetSubsectionAddress(lpte) \
(((lpte)->u.Long & 0x80000000) ? \
((PSUBSECTION)((ULONG)MmSubsectionBase + \
((((lpte)->u.Long & 0x7ffff800) >> 4) | \
(((lpte)->u.Long<<2) & 0x78)))) \
: \
((PSUBSECTION)((ULONG)MmNonPagedPoolEnd - \
(((((lpte)->u.Long)>>11)<<7) | \
(((lpte)->u.Long<<2) & 0x78)))))
//ULONG
//MiGetSubsectionAddressForPte (
// IN PSUBSECTION VA
// );
// Routine Description:
// This macro takes the address of a subsection and encodes it for use
// in a PTE.
// NOTE - THE SUBSECTION ADDRESS MUST BE QUADWORD ALIGNED!
// Arguments
// VA - Supplies a pointer to the subsection to encode.
// Return Value:
// The mask to set into the PTE to make it reference the supplied
// subsection.
//#define MiGetSubsectionAddressForPte(VA) \
// (((((ULONG)MM_NONPAGED_POOL_END - (ULONG)VA)>>2) & (ULONG)0x0000001E) | \
// ((((((ULONG)MM_NONPAGED_POOL_END - (ULONG)VA)<<4) & (ULONG)0xfffff800))))
#define MiGetSubsectionAddressForPte(VA) \
(((ULONG)(VA) < (ULONG)MM_KSEG2_BASE) ? \
(((((ULONG)VA - (ULONG)MmSubsectionBase)>>2) & (ULONG)0x0000001E) | \
((((((ULONG)VA - (ULONG)MmSubsectionBase)<<4) & (ULONG)0x7ffff800)))| \
0x80000000) \
: \
(((((ULONG)MmNonPagedPoolEnd - (ULONG)VA)>>2) & (ULONG)0x0000001E) | \
((((((ULONG)MmNonPagedPoolEnd - (ULONG)VA)<<4) & (ULONG)0x7ffff800)))))
//PMMPTE
//MiGetPpeAddress (
// IN PVOID va
// );
// Routine Description:
// MiGetPpeAddress returns the address of the page directory parent entry
// which maps the given virtual address. This is one level above the
// page directory.
// Arguments
// Va - Supplies the virtual address to locate the PPE for.
// Return Value:
// The address of the PPE.
#define MiGetPpeAddress(va) ((PMMPTE)0)
//PMMPTE
//MiGetPdeAddress (
// IN PVOID va
// );
// Routine Description:
// MiGetPdeAddress returns the address of the PDE which maps the
// given virtual address.
// Arguments
// Va - Supplies the virtual address to locate the PDE for.
// Return Value:
// The address of the PDE.
#define MiGetPdeAddress(va) ((PMMPTE)(((((ULONG)(va)) >> 22) << 2) + PDE_BASE))
//PMMPTE
//MiGetPteAddress (
// IN PVOID va
// );
// Routine Description:
// MiGetPteAddress returns the address of the PTE which maps the
// given virtual address.
// Arguments
// Va - Supplies the virtual address to locate the PTE for.
// Return Value:
// The address of the PTE.
#define MiGetPteAddress(va) ((PMMPTE)(((((ULONG)(va)) >> 12) << 2) + PTE_BASE))
//ULONG
//MiGetPpeOffset (
// IN PVOID va
// );
// Routine Description:
// MiGetPpeOffset returns the offset into a page root
// for a given virtual address.
// Arguments
// Va - Supplies the virtual address to locate the offset for.
// Return Value:
// The offset into the page root table the corresponding PPE is at.
#define MiGetPpeOffset(va) (0)
//ULONG
//MiGetPdeOffset (
// IN PVOID va
// );
// Routine Description:
// MiGetPdeOffset returns the offset into a page directory
// for a given virtual address.
// Arguments
// Va - Supplies the virtual address to locate the offset for.
// Return Value:
// The offset into the page directory table the corresponding PDE is at.
#define MiGetPdeOffset(va) (((ULONG)(va)) >> 22)
//ULONG
//MiGetPpePdeOffset (
// IN PVOID va
// );
// Routine Description:
// MiGetPdeOffset returns the offset into a page directory
// for a given virtual address.
// Arguments
// Va - Supplies the virtual address to locate the offset for.
// Return Value:
// The offset into the page directory (and parent) table the
// corresponding PDE is at.
#define MiGetPpePdeOffset MiGetPdeOffset
//ULONG
//MiGetPteOffset (
// IN PVOID va
// );
// Routine Description:
// MiGetPteOffset returns the offset into a page table page
// for a given virtual address.
// Arguments
// Va - Supplies the virtual address to locate the offset for.
// Return Value:
// The offset into the page table page table the corresponding PTE is at.
#define MiGetPteOffset(va) ((((ULONG)(va)) << 10) >> 22)
//PVOID
//MiGetVirtualAddressMappedByPpe (
// IN PMMPTE PTE
// );
// Routine Description:
// MiGetVirtualAddressMappedByPpe returns the virtual address
// which is mapped by a given PPE address.
// Arguments
// PPE - Supplies the PPE to get the virtual address for.
// Return Value:
// Virtual address mapped by the PPE.
#define MiGetVirtualAddressMappedByPpe(PPE) (NULL)
//PVOID
//MiGetVirtualAddressMappedByPde (
// IN PMMPTE PTE
// );
// Routine Description:
// MiGetVirtualAddressMappedByPde returns the virtual address
// which is mapped by a given PDE address.
// Arguments
// PDE - Supplies the PDE to get the virtual address for.
// Return Value:
// Virtual address mapped by the PDE.
#define MiGetVirtualAddressMappedByPde(PDE) ((PVOID)((ULONG)(PDE) << 20))
//PVOID
//MiGetVirtualAddressMappedByPte (
// IN PMMPTE PTE
// );
// Routine Description:
// MiGetVirtualAddressMappedByPte returns the virtual address
// which is mapped by a given PTE address.
// Arguments
// PTE - Supplies the PTE to get the virtual address for.
// Return Value:
// Virtual address mapped by the PTE.
#define MiGetVirtualAddressMappedByPte(PTE) ((PVOID)((ULONG)(PTE) << 10))
//LOGICAL
//MiIsVirtualAddressOnPpeBoundary (
// IN PVOID VA
// );
// Routine Description:
// MiIsVirtualAddressOnPpeBoundary returns TRUE if the virtual address is
// on a page directory entry boundary.
// Arguments
// VA - Supplies the virtual address to check.
// Return Value:
// TRUE if on a boundary, FALSE if not.
#define MiIsVirtualAddressOnPpeBoundary(VA) (FALSE)
//LOGICAL
//MiIsVirtualAddressOnPdeBoundary (
// IN PVOID VA
// );
// Routine Description:
// MiIsVirtualAddressOnPdeBoundary returns TRUE if the virtual address is
// on a page directory entry boundary.
// Arguments
// VA - Supplies the virtual address to check.
// Return Value:
// TRUE if on a 4MB PDE boundary, FALSE if not.
#define MiIsVirtualAddressOnPdeBoundary(VA) (((ULONG_PTR)(VA) & PAGE_DIRECTORY_MASK) == 0)
//LOGICAL
//MiIsPteOnPpeBoundary (
// IN PVOID PTE
// );
// Routine Description:
// MiIsPteOnPpeBoundary returns TRUE if the PTE is
// on a page directory parent entry boundary.
// Arguments
// PTE - Supplies the PTE to check.
// Return Value:
// TRUE if on a boundary, FALSE if not.
#define MiIsPteOnPpeBoundary(PTE) (FALSE)
//LOGICAL
//MiIsPteOnPdeBoundary (
// IN PVOID PTE
// );
// Routine Description:
// MiIsPteOnPdeBoundary returns TRUE if the PTE is
// on a page directory entry boundary.
// Arguments
// PTE - Supplies the PTE to check.
// Return Value:
// TRUE if on a 4MB PDE boundary, FALSE if not.
#define MiIsPteOnPdeBoundary(PTE) (((ULONG_PTR)(PTE) & (PAGE_SIZE - 1)) == 0)
//LOGICAL
//MiDoesPpeExistAndMakeValid (
// IN PMMPTE PointerPpe,
// IN PEPROCESS TargetProcess,
// IN ULONG PfnMutexHeld
// OUT PULONG Waited
// );
// Routine Description:
// MiDoesPpeExistAndMakeValid returns TRUE if the specified PPE entry
// exists and can be made valid.
// Arguments
// PointerPpe - Supplies the PPE entry to check.
// TargetProcess - Supplies a pointer to the current process.
// PfnMutexHeld - Supplies the value TRUE if the PFN mutex is held, FALSE
// otherwise.
// Waited - Supplies a pointer to increment if the mutex was released and
// reacquired.
// Return Value:
// TRUE if valid, FALSE if not. Always TRUE on x86.
#define MiDoesPpeExistAndMakeValid(PPE, TARGETPROCESS, PFNMUTEXHELD, WAITED) (1)
//ULONG
//GET_PAGING_FILE_NUMBER (
// IN MMPTE PTE
// );
// Routine Description:
// This macro extracts the paging file number from a PTE.
// Arguments
// PTE - Supplies the PTE to operate upon.
// Return Value:
// The paging file number.
#define GET_PAGING_FILE_NUMBER(PTE) ((((PTE).u.Long) >> 1) & 0x0000000F)
//ULONG
//GET_PAGING_FILE_OFFSET (
// IN MMPTE PTE
// );
// Routine Description:
// This macro extracts the offset into the paging file from a PTE.
// Arguments
// PTE - Supplies the PTE to operate upon.
// Return Value:
// The paging file offset.
#define GET_PAGING_FILE_OFFSET(PTE) ((((PTE).u.Long) >> 12) & 0x000FFFFF)
//ULONG
//IS_PTE_NOT_DEMAND_ZERO (
// IN PMMPTE PPTE
// );
// Routine Description:
// This macro checks to see if a given PTE is NOT a demand zero PTE.
// Arguments
// PTE - Supplies the PTE to operate upon.
// Return Value:
// Returns 0 if the PTE is demand zero, non-zero otherwise.
#define IS_PTE_NOT_DEMAND_ZERO(PTE) ((PTE).u.Long & (ULONG)0xFFFFFC01)
//VOID
//MI_MAKING_VALID_PTE_INVALID(
// IN PMMPTE PPTE
// );
// Routine Description:
// Prepare to make a single valid PTE invalid.
// No action is required on x86.
// Arguments
// SYSTEM_WIDE - Supplies TRUE if this will happen on all processors.
// Return Value:
// None.
#define MI_MAKING_VALID_PTE_INVALID(SYSTEM_WIDE)
//VOID
//MI_MAKING_VALID_MULTIPLE_PTES_INVALID(
// IN PMMPTE PPTE
// );
// Routine Description:
// Prepare to make multiple valid PTEs invalid.
// No action is required on x86.
// Arguments
// SYSTEM_WIDE - Supplies TRUE if this will happen on all processors.
// Return Value:
// None.
#define MI_MAKING_MULTIPLE_PTES_INVALID(SYSTEM_WIDE)
//VOID
//MI_MAKE_PROTECT_WRITE_COPY (
// IN OUT MMPTE PPTE
// );
// Routine Description:
// This macro makes a writable PTE a writable-copy PTE.
// Arguments
// PTE - Supplies the PTE to operate upon.
// Return Value:
// NONE
#define MI_MAKE_PROTECT_WRITE_COPY(PTE) \
if ((PTE).u.Soft.Protection & MM_PROTECTION_WRITE_MASK) { \
(PTE).u.Long |= MM_PROTECTION_COPY_MASK << MM_PROTECT_FIELD_SHIFT; \
}
//VOID
//MI_SET_PAGE_DIRTY(
// IN PMMPTE PPTE,
// IN PVOID VA,
// IN PVOID PFNHELD
// );
// Routine Description:
// This macro sets the dirty bit (and release page file space).
// Arguments
// TEMP - Supplies a temporary for usage.
// PPTE - Supplies a pointer to the PTE that corresponds to VA.
// VA - Supplies a the virtual address of the page fault.
// PFNHELD - Supplies TRUE if the PFN lock is held.
// Return Value:
// None.
#if defined(NT_UP)
#define MI_SET_PAGE_DIRTY(PPTE,VA,PFNHELD)
#else
#define MI_SET_PAGE_DIRTY(PPTE,VA,PFNHELD) \
if ((PPTE)->u.Hard.Dirty == 1) { \
MiSetDirtyBit ((VA),(PPTE),(PFNHELD)); \
}
#endif
//VOID
//MI_NO_FAULT_FOUND(
// IN TEMP,
// IN PMMPTE PPTE,
// IN PVOID VA,
// IN PVOID PFNHELD
// );
// Routine Description:
// This macro handles the case when a page fault is taken and no
// PTE with the valid bit clear is found.
// Arguments
// TEMP - Supplies a temporary for usage.
// PPTE - Supplies a pointer to the PTE that corresponds to VA.
// VA - Supplies a the virtual address of the page fault.
// PFNHELD - Supplies TRUE if the PFN lock is held.
// Return Value:
// None.
#if defined(NT_UP)
#define MI_NO_FAULT_FOUND(TEMP,PPTE,VA,PFNHELD)
#else
#define MI_NO_FAULT_FOUND(TEMP,PPTE,VA,PFNHELD) \
if (StoreInstruction && ((PPTE)->u.Hard.Dirty == 0)) { \
MiSetDirtyBit ((VA),(PPTE),(PFNHELD)); \
}
#endif
//ULONG
//MI_CAPTURE_DIRTY_BIT_TO_PFN (
// IN PMMPTE PPTE,
// IN PMMPFN PPFN
// );
// Routine Description:
// This macro gets captures the state of the dirty bit to the PFN
// and frees any associated page file space if the PTE has been
// modified element.
// NOTE - THE PFN LOCK MUST BE HELD!
// Arguments
// PPTE - Supplies the PTE to operate upon.
// PPFN - Supplies a pointer to the PFN database element that corresponds
// to the page mapped by the PTE.
// Return Value:
// None.
#define MI_CAPTURE_DIRTY_BIT_TO_PFN(PPTE,PPFN) \
ASSERT (KeGetCurrentIrql() > APC_LEVEL); \
if (((PPFN)->u3.e1.Modified == 0) && \
((PPTE)->u.Hard.Dirty != 0)) { \
(PPFN)->u3.e1.Modified = 1; \
if (((PPFN)->OriginalPte.u.Soft.Prototype == 0) && \
((PPFN)->u3.e1.WriteInProgress == 0)) { \
MiReleasePageFileSpace ((PPFN)->OriginalPte); \
(PPFN)->OriginalPte.u.Soft.PageFileHigh = 0; \
} \
}
//BOOLEAN
//MI_IS_PHYSICAL_ADDRESS (
// IN PVOID VA
// );
// Routine Description:
// This macro determines if a given virtual address is really a
// physical address.
// Arguments
// VA - Supplies the virtual address.
// Return Value:
// FALSE if it is not a physical address, TRUE if it is.
#define MI_IS_PHYSICAL_ADDRESS(Va) \
(((ULONG)Va >= MM_KSEG0_BASE) && ((ULONG)Va < MM_KSEG2_BASE) && (MmKseg2Frame))
//ULONG
//MI_CONVERT_PHYSICAL_TO_PFN (
// IN PVOID VA
// );
// Routine Description:
// This macro converts a physical address (see MI_IS_PHYSICAL_ADDRESS)
// to its corresponding physical frame number.
// Arguments
// VA - Supplies a pointer to the physical address.
// Return Value:
// Returns the PFN for the page.
#define MI_CONVERT_PHYSICAL_TO_PFN(Va) (((ULONG)Va << 3) >> 15)
typedef struct _MMCOLOR_TABLES {
ULONG Flink;
PVOID Blink;
} MMCOLOR_TABLES, *PMMCOLOR_TABLES;
typedef struct _MMPRIMARY_COLOR_TABLES {
LIST_ENTRY ListHead;
} MMPRIMARY_COLOR_TABLES, *PMMPRIMARY_COLOR_TABLES;
extern PMMCOLOR_TABLES MmFreePagesByColor[2];
extern ULONG MmTotalPagesForPagingFile;
// A VALID Page Table Entry on an Intel 386/486 has the following definition.
#define MI_PTE_LOOKUP_NEEDED (0xfffff)
typedef struct _MMPTE_SOFTWARE {
ULONG Valid : 1;
ULONG PageFileLow : 4;
ULONG Protection : 5;
ULONG Prototype : 1;
ULONG Transition : 1;
ULONG PageFileHigh : 20;
} MMPTE_SOFTWARE;
typedef struct _MMPTE_TRANSITION {
ULONG Valid : 1;
ULONG Write : 1;
ULONG Owner : 1;
ULONG WriteThrough : 1;
ULONG CacheDisable : 1;
ULONG Protection : 5;
ULONG Prototype : 1;
ULONG Transition : 1;
ULONG PageFrameNumber : 20;
} MMPTE_TRANSITION;
typedef struct _MMPTE_PROTOTYPE {
ULONG Valid : 1;
ULONG ProtoAddressLow : 7;
ULONG ReadOnly : 1; // if set allow read only access.
ULONG WhichPool : 1;
ULONG Prototype : 1;
ULONG ProtoAddressHigh : 21;
} MMPTE_PROTOTYPE;
typedef struct _MMPTE_SUBSECTION {
ULONG Valid : 1;
ULONG SubsectionAddressLow : 4;
ULONG Protection : 5;
ULONG Prototype : 1;
ULONG SubsectionAddressHigh : 20;
ULONG WhichPool : 1;
} MMPTE_SUBSECTION;
typedef struct _MMPTE_LIST {
ULONG Valid : 1;
ULONG OneEntry : 1;
ULONG filler10 : 10;
ULONG NextEntry : 20;
} MMPTE_LIST;
// A Page Table Entry on an Intel 386/486 has the following definition.
#if defined(NT_UP)
// Uniprocessor version.
typedef struct _MMPTE_HARDWARE {
ULONG Valid : 1;
ULONG Write : 1; // UP version
ULONG Owner : 1;
ULONG WriteThrough : 1;
ULONG CacheDisable : 1;
ULONG Accessed : 1;
ULONG Dirty : 1;
ULONG LargePage : 1;
ULONG Global : 1;
ULONG CopyOnWrite : 1; // software field
ULONG Prototype : 1; // software field
ULONG reserved : 1; // software field
ULONG PageFrameNumber : 20;
} MMPTE_HARDWARE, *PMMPTE_HARDWARE;
#define HARDWARE_PTE_DIRTY_MASK 0x40
#else
// MP version to avoid stalls when flushing TBs across processors.
typedef struct _MMPTE_HARDWARE {
ULONG Valid : 1;
ULONG Writable : 1; //changed for MP version
ULONG Owner : 1;
ULONG WriteThrough : 1;
ULONG CacheDisable : 1;
ULONG Accessed : 1;
ULONG Dirty : 1;
ULONG LargePage : 1;
ULONG Global : 1;
ULONG CopyOnWrite : 1; // software field
ULONG Prototype : 1; // software field
ULONG Write : 1; // software field - MP change
ULONG PageFrameNumber : 20;
} MMPTE_HARDWARE, *PMMPTE_HARDWARE;
#define HARDWARE_PTE_DIRTY_MASK 0x42
#endif //NT_UP
#define MI_GET_PAGE_FRAME_FROM_PTE(PTE) ((PTE)->u.Hard.PageFrameNumber)
#define MI_GET_PAGE_FRAME_FROM_TRANSITION_PTE(PTE) ((PTE)->u.Trans.PageFrameNumber)
#define MI_GET_PROTECTION_FROM_SOFT_PTE(PTE) ((PTE)->u.Soft.Protection)
#define MI_GET_PROTECTION_FROM_TRANSITION_PTE(PTE) ((PTE)->u.Trans.Protection)
typedef struct _MMPTE {
union {
ULONG Long;
MMPTE_HARDWARE Hard;
HARDWARE_PTE Flush;
MMPTE_PROTOTYPE Proto;
MMPTE_SOFTWARE Soft;
MMPTE_TRANSITION Trans;
MMPTE_SUBSECTION Subsect;
MMPTE_LIST List;
} u;
} MMPTE;
typedef MMPTE *PMMPTE;
extern MMPTE MmPteGlobal; // Set if processor supports Global Page, else zero.
//VOID
//MI_WRITE_VALID_PTE (
// IN PMMPTE PointerPte,
// IN MMPTE PteContents
// );
// Routine Description:
// MI_WRITE_VALID_PTE fills in the specified PTE making it valid with the
// specified contents.
// Arguments
// PointerPte - Supplies a PTE to fill.
// PteContents - Supplies the contents to put in the PTE.
// Return Value:
// None.
#define MI_WRITE_VALID_PTE(_PointerPte, _PteContents) \
(*(_PointerPte) = (_PteContents))
//VOID
//MI_WRITE_INVALID_PTE (
// IN PMMPTE PointerPte,
// IN MMPTE PteContents
// );
// Routine Description:
// MI_WRITE_INVALID_PTE fills in the specified PTE making it invalid with the
// specified contents.
// Arguments
// PointerPte - Supplies a PTE to fill.
// PteContents - Supplies the contents to put in the PTE.
// Return Value:
// None.
#define MI_WRITE_INVALID_PTE(_PointerPte, _PteContents) \
(*(_PointerPte) = (_PteContents))
//VOID
//MI_WRITE_VALID_PTE_NEW_PROTECTION (
// IN PMMPTE PointerPte,
// IN MMPTE PteContents
// );
// Routine Description:
// MI_WRITE_VALID_PTE_NEW_PROTECTION fills in the specified PTE (which was
// already valid) changing only the protection or the dirty bit.
// Arguments
// PointerPte - Supplies a PTE to fill.
// PteContents - Supplies the contents to put in the PTE.
// Return Value:
// None.
#define MI_WRITE_VALID_PTE_NEW_PROTECTION(_PointerPte, _PteContents) \
(*(_PointerPte) = (_PteContents))
//VOID
//MiFillMemoryPte (
// IN PMMPTE Destination,
// IN ULONG Length,
// IN MMPTE Pattern,
// };
// Routine Description:
// This function fills memory with the specified PTE pattern.
// Arguments
// Destination - Supplies a pointer to the memory to fill.
// Length - Supplies the length, in bytes, of the memory to be
// filled.
// Pattern - Supplies the PTE fill pattern.
// Return Value:
// None.
#define MiFillMemoryPte(Destination, Length, Pattern) \
RtlFillMemoryUlong ((Destination), (Length), (Pattern))
ULONG
FASTCALL
MiDetermineUserGlobalPteMask (
IN PMMPTE Pte
);
//BOOLEAN
//MI_IS_PAGE_TABLE_ADDRESS (
// IN PVOID VA
// );
// Routine Description:
// This macro takes a virtual address and determines if
// it is a page table address.
// Arguments
// VA - Supplies a virtual address.
// Return Value:
// TRUE if the address is a page table address, FALSE if not.
#define MI_IS_PAGE_TABLE_ADDRESS(VA) \
((PVOID)(VA) >= (PVOID)PTE_BASE && (PVOID)(VA) <= (PVOID)PDE_TOP)
//BOOLEAN
//MI_IS_KERNEL_PAGE_TABLE_ADDRESS (
// IN PVOID VA
// );
// Routine Description:
// This macro takes a virtual address and determines if
// it is a page table address for a kernel address.
// Arguments
// VA - Supplies a virtual address.
// Return Value:
// TRUE if the address is a kernel page table address, FALSE if not.
#define MI_IS_KERNEL_PAGE_TABLE_ADDRESS(VA) \
((PVOID)(VA) >= (PVOID)MiGetPteAddress(MmSystemRangeStart) && (PVOID)(VA) <= (PVOID)PDE_TOP)
//BOOLEAN
//MI_IS_PAGE_DIRECTORY_ADDRESS (
// IN PVOID VA
// );
// Routine Description:
// This macro takes a virtual address and determines if
// it is a page directory address.
// Arguments
// VA - Supplies a virtual address.
// Return Value:
// TRUE if the address is a page directory address, FALSE if not.
#define MI_IS_PAGE_DIRECTORY_ADDRESS(VA) \
((PVOID)(VA) >= (PVOID)PDE_BASE && (PVOID)(VA) <= (PVOID)PDE_TOP)
//BOOLEAN
//MI_IS_HYPER_SPACE_ADDRESS (
// IN PVOID VA
// );
// Routine Description:
// This macro takes a virtual address and determines if
// it is a hyper space address.
// Arguments
// VA - Supplies a virtual address.
// Return Value:
// TRUE if the address is a hyper space address, FALSE if not.
#define MI_IS_HYPER_SPACE_ADDRESS(VA) \
((PVOID)(VA) >= (PVOID)HYPER_SPACE && (PVOID)(VA) <= (PVOID)HYPER_SPACE_END)
//BOOLEAN
//MI_IS_PROCESS_SPACE_ADDRESS (
// IN PVOID VA
// );
// Routine Description:
// This macro takes a virtual address and determines if
// it is a process-specific address. This is an address in user space
// or page table pages or hyper space.
// Arguments
// VA - Supplies a virtual address.
// Return Value:
// TRUE if the address is a process-specific address, FALSE if not.
#define MI_IS_PROCESS_SPACE_ADDRESS(VA) \
(((PVOID)(VA) <= (PVOID)MM_HIGHEST_USER_ADDRESS) || \
((PVOID)(VA) >= (PVOID)PTE_BASE && (PVOID)(VA) <= (PVOID)HYPER_SPACE_END))
//BOOLEAN
//MI_IS_PTE_PROTOTYPE (
// IN PMMPTE PTE
// );
// Routine Description:
// This macro takes a PTE address and determines if it is a prototype PTE.
// Arguments
// PTE - Supplies the virtual address of the PTE to check.
// Return Value:
// TRUE if the PTE is in a segment (ie, a prototype PTE), FALSE if not.
#define MI_IS_PTE_PROTOTYPE(PTE) \
((PTE) > (PMMPTE)PDE_TOP)
//BOOLEAN
//MI_IS_SYSTEM_CACHE_ADDRESS (
// IN PVOID VA
// );
// Routine Description:
// This macro takes a virtual address and determines if
// it is a system cache address.
// Arguments
// VA - Supplies a virtual address.
// Return Value:
// TRUE if the address is in the system cache, FALSE if not.
#define MI_IS_SYSTEM_CACHE_ADDRESS(VA) \
(((PVOID)(VA) >= (PVOID)MmSystemCacheStart && \
(PVOID)(VA) <= (PVOID)MmSystemCacheEnd) || \
((PVOID)(VA) >= (PVOID)MiSystemCacheStartExtra && \
(PVOID)(VA) <= (PVOID)MiSystemCacheEndExtra))
//VOID
//MI_BARRIER_SYNCHRONIZE (
// IN ULONG TimeStamp
// );
// Routine Description:
// MI_BARRIER_SYNCHRONIZE compares the argument timestamp against the
// current IPI barrier sequence stamp. When equal, all processors will
// issue memory barriers to ensure that newly created pages remain coherent.
// When a page is put in the zeroed or free page list the current
// barrier sequence stamp is read (interlocked - this is necessary
// to get the correct value - memory barriers won't do the trick)
// and stored in the pfn entry for the page. The current barrier
// sequence stamp is maintained by the IPI send logic and is
// incremented (interlocked) when the target set of an IPI send
// includes all processors, but the one doing the send. When a page
// is needed its sequence number is compared against the current
// barrier sequence number. If it is equal, then the contents of
// the page may not be coherent on all processors, and an IPI must
// be sent to all processors to ensure a memory barrier is
// executed (generic call can be used for this). Sending the IPI
// automatically updates the barrier sequence number. The compare
// is for equality as this is the only value that requires the IPI
// (i.e., the sequence number wraps, values in both directions are
// older). When a page is removed in this fashion and either found
// to be coherent or made coherent, it cannot be modified between
// that time and writing the PTE. If the page is modified between
// these times, then an IPI must be sent.
// Arguments
// TimeStamp - Supplies the timestamp at the time when the page was zeroed.
// Return Value:
// None.
// does nothing on i386.
#define MI_BARRIER_SYNCHRONIZE(TimeStamp)
//VOID
//MI_BARRIER_STAMP_ZEROED_PAGE (
// IN PULONG PointerTimeStamp
// );
// Routine Description:
// MI_BARRIER_STAMP_ZEROED_PAGE issues an interlocked read to get the
// current IPI barrier sequence stamp. This is called AFTER a page is
// zeroed.
// Arguments
// PointerTimeStamp - Supplies a timestamp pointer to fill with the
// current IPI barrier sequence stamp.
// Return Value:
// None.
// does nothing on i386.
#define MI_BARRIER_STAMP_ZEROED_PAGE(PointerTimeStamp)
//VOID
//MI_FLUSH_SINGLE_SESSION_TB (
// IN PVOID Virtual,
// IN ULONG Invalid,
// IN LOGICAL AllProcessors,
// IN PMMPTE PtePointer,
// IN MMPTE PteValue,
// IN MMPTE PreviousPte
// );
// Routine Description:
// MI_FLUSH_SINGLE_SESSION_TB flushes the requested single address
// translation from the TB.
// Since there are no ASNs on the x86, this routine becomes a single
// TB invalidate.
// Arguments
// Virtual - Supplies the virtual address to invalidate.
// Invalid - TRUE if invalidating.
// AllProcessors - TRUE if all processors need to be IPI'd.
// PtePointer - Supplies the PTE to invalidate.
// PteValue - Supplies the new PTE value.
// PreviousPte - The previous PTE value is returned here.
// Return Value:
// None.
#define MI_FLUSH_SINGLE_SESSION_TB(Virtual, Invalid, AllProcessors, PtePointer, PteValue, PreviousPte) \
PreviousPte.u.Flush = KeFlushSingleTb (Virtual, \
TRUE, \
TRUE, \
PtePointer, \
PteValue);
//VOID
//MI_FLUSH_ENTIRE_SESSION_TB (
// IN ULONG Invalid,
// IN LOGICAL AllProcessors
// );
// Routine Description:
// MI_FLUSH_ENTIRE_SESSION_TB flushes the entire TB on processors which
// support ASNs.
// Since there are no ASNs on the x86, this routine does nothing.
// Arguments
// Invalid - TRUE if invalidating.
// AllProcessors - TRUE if all processors need to be IPI'd.
// Return Value:
// None.
#define MI_FLUSH_ENTIRE_SESSION_TB(Invalid, AllProcessors) \
NOTHING;
#else
#include "i386\mipae.h"
#endif
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