Difference between revisions of "Secure Modules"
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* syscall 1: Unload | * syscall 1: Unload | ||
* while(1) sleep() | * while(1) sleep() | ||
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| + | == call_ctors/call_dtors == | ||
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| + | These just call function pointers, basically libc_init_array. | ||
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| + | == sm_main == | ||
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| + | It has a memory pool allocated on stack. It's filled with structures for command handlers. Then, it calls main_loop. | ||
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| + | == main_loop == | ||
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| + | This uses syscall 4 (RegisterIrqHandler) to register a common handler for incoming commands. Then it loops while sm is "active". Then it sets handler for commands = null pointer. | ||
Revision as of 03:01, 7 March 2018
sm common code
sm modules are loaded to 0x80B000, then code from that addr is executed.
There is a lot of common code shared between sm: entry, cmd handler, cmd setup, etc
Entry
This is the first code executed in sm. It's located at 0x80B000. It does the following:
- Get random value (stack cookie?)
- call_ctors()
- sm_main()
- call_dtors()
- syscall 1: Unload
- while(1) sleep()
call_ctors/call_dtors
These just call function pointers, basically libc_init_array.
sm_main
It has a memory pool allocated on stack. It's filled with structures for command handlers. Then, it calls main_loop.
main_loop
This uses syscall 4 (RegisterIrqHandler) to register a common handler for incoming commands. Then it loops while sm is "active". Then it sets handler for commands = null pointer.