isa-l/raid/xor_check_sse.asm
Greg Tucker 9f75defd57 Remove all slver legacy segments
The relic slver is no longer used for individual versioning
on functions and is confusing tools looking for data in text
sections. This removes all instances instead of fixing since
its usefulness is waining. Fixes #221

Change-Id: Ife0b9f105950a90337c58e8a41ac2cffc0f67d99
Signed-off-by: Greg Tucker <greg.b.tucker@intel.com>
2022-07-14 19:23:52 -07:00

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;;; Optimized xor of N source vectors using SSE
;;; int xor_gen_sse(int vects, int len, void **array)
;;; Generates xor parity vector from N (vects-1) sources in array of pointers
;;; (**array). Last pointer is the dest.
;;; Vectors must be aligned to 16 bytes. Length can be any value.
%include "reg_sizes.asm"
%ifidn __OUTPUT_FORMAT__, elf64
%define arg0 rdi
%define arg1 rsi
%define arg2 rdx
%define arg3 rcx
%define arg4 r8
%define arg5 r9
%define tmp r11
%define tmp2 rax
%define tmp2.b al
%define tmp3 arg4
%define return rax
%define PS 8
%define func(x) x: endbranch
%define FUNC_SAVE
%define FUNC_RESTORE
%elifidn __OUTPUT_FORMAT__, win64
%define arg0 rcx
%define arg1 rdx
%define arg2 r8
%define arg3 r9
%define return rax
%define tmp2 rax
%define tmp2.b al
%define PS 8
%define tmp r11
%define tmp3 r10
%define stack_size 2*16 + 8 ; must be an odd multiple of 8
%define func(x) proc_frame x
%macro FUNC_SAVE 0
alloc_stack stack_size
save_xmm128 xmm6, 0*16
save_xmm128 xmm7, 1*16
end_prolog
%endmacro
%macro FUNC_RESTORE 0
movdqa xmm6, [rsp + 0*16]
movdqa xmm7, [rsp + 1*16]
add rsp, stack_size
%endmacro
%elifidn __OUTPUT_FORMAT__, elf32
%define arg0 arg(0)
%define arg1 ecx
%define tmp2 eax
%define tmp2.b al
%define tmp3 edx
%define return eax
%define PS 4
%define func(x) x: endbranch
%define arg(x) [ebp+8+PS*x]
%define arg2 edi ; must sav/restore
%define arg3 esi
%define tmp ebx
%macro FUNC_SAVE 0
push ebp
mov ebp, esp
push esi
push edi
push ebx
mov arg1, arg(1)
mov arg2, arg(2)
%endmacro
%macro FUNC_RESTORE 0
pop ebx
pop edi
pop esi
mov esp, ebp ;if has frame pointer
pop ebp
%endmacro
%endif ; output formats
%define vec arg0
%define len arg1
%define ptr arg3
%define pos tmp3
%ifidn PS,8 ; 64-bit code
default rel
[bits 64]
%endif
;;; Use Non-temporal load/stor
%ifdef NO_NT_LDST
%define XLDR movdqa
%define XSTR movdqa
%else
%define XLDR movntdqa
%define XSTR movntdq
%endif
section .text
align 16
mk_global xor_check_sse, function
func(xor_check_sse)
FUNC_SAVE
%ifidn PS,8 ;64-bit code
sub vec, 1 ; Keep as offset to last source
%else ;32-bit code
mov tmp, arg(0) ; Update vec length arg to last source
sub tmp, 1
mov arg(0), tmp
%endif
jng return_fail ;Must have at least 2 sources
cmp len, 0
je return_pass
test len, (128-1) ;Check alignment of length
jnz len_not_aligned
len_aligned_128bytes:
sub len, 128
mov pos, 0
mov tmp, vec ;Preset to last vector
loop128:
mov tmp2, [arg2+tmp*PS] ;Fetch last pointer in array
sub tmp, 1 ;Next vect
XLDR xmm0, [tmp2+pos] ;Start with end of array in last vector
XLDR xmm1, [tmp2+pos+16] ;Keep xor parity in xmm0-7
XLDR xmm2, [tmp2+pos+(2*16)]
XLDR xmm3, [tmp2+pos+(3*16)]
XLDR xmm4, [tmp2+pos+(4*16)]
XLDR xmm5, [tmp2+pos+(5*16)]
XLDR xmm6, [tmp2+pos+(6*16)]
XLDR xmm7, [tmp2+pos+(7*16)]
next_vect:
mov ptr, [arg2+tmp*PS]
sub tmp, 1
xorpd xmm0, [ptr+pos] ;Get next vector (source)
xorpd xmm1, [ptr+pos+16]
xorpd xmm2, [ptr+pos+(2*16)]
xorpd xmm3, [ptr+pos+(3*16)]
xorpd xmm4, [ptr+pos+(4*16)]
xorpd xmm5, [ptr+pos+(5*16)]
xorpd xmm6, [ptr+pos+(6*16)]
xorpd xmm7, [ptr+pos+(7*16)]
;;; prefetch [ptr+pos+(8*16)]
jge next_vect ;Loop for each vect
;; End of vects, chech that all parity regs = 0
mov tmp, vec ;Back to last vector
por xmm0, xmm1
por xmm0, xmm2
por xmm0, xmm3
por xmm0, xmm4
por xmm0, xmm5
por xmm0, xmm6
por xmm0, xmm7
ptest xmm0, xmm0
jnz return_fail
add pos, 128
cmp pos, len
jle loop128
return_pass:
FUNC_RESTORE
mov return, 0
ret
;;; Do one byte at a time for no alignment case
xor_gen_byte:
mov tmp, vec ;Preset to last vector
loop_1byte:
mov ptr, [arg2+tmp*PS] ;Fetch last pointer in array
mov tmp2.b, [ptr+len-1] ;Get array n
sub tmp, 1
nextvect_1byte:
mov ptr, [arg2+tmp*PS]
xor tmp2.b, [ptr+len-1]
sub tmp, 1
jge nextvect_1byte
mov tmp, vec ;Back to last vector
cmp tmp2.b, 0
jne return_fail
sub len, 1
test len, (8-1)
jnz loop_1byte
cmp len, 0
je return_pass
test len, (128-1) ;If not 0 and 128bit aligned
jz len_aligned_128bytes ; then do aligned case. len = y * 128
;; else we are 8-byte aligned so fall through to recheck
;; Unaligned length cases
len_not_aligned:
test len, (PS-1)
jne xor_gen_byte
mov tmp3, len
and tmp3, (128-1) ;Do the unaligned bytes 4-8 at a time
mov tmp, vec ;Preset to last vector
;; Run backwards 8 bytes (4B for 32bit) at a time for (tmp3) bytes
loopN_bytes:
mov ptr, [arg2+tmp*PS] ;Fetch last pointer in array
mov tmp2, [ptr+len-PS] ;Get array n
sub tmp, 1
nextvect_Nbytes:
mov ptr, [arg2+tmp*PS] ;Get pointer to next vector
xor tmp2, [ptr+len-PS]
sub tmp, 1
jge nextvect_Nbytes ;Loop for each source
mov tmp, vec ;Back to last vector
cmp tmp2, 0
jne return_fail
sub len, PS
sub tmp3, PS
jg loopN_bytes
cmp len, 128 ;Now len is aligned to 128B
jge len_aligned_128bytes ;We can do the rest aligned
cmp len, 0
je return_pass
return_fail:
mov return, 1
FUNC_RESTORE
ret
endproc_frame