obp/obp/arch/sun4v/memprobe.fth

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id: @(#)memprobe.fth 1.3 06/11/09
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" /memory" find-device

: (free-range) ( xdr,len adr size  -- xdr,len' )
   over bytes>pages hi-memory-base @
   h# 3ff invert and <>  if                     ( xdr,len adr,size )
      2dup obmem swap                           ( xdr,len adr,size lo hi size )
      phys-adr,len>pages                        ( xdr,len adr,size pg# #pgs )
      physavail  free-memrange                  ( xdr,len adr,size )
   then                                         ( xdr,len adr,size )
   >r xlsplit swap >r encode-int encode+  r> encode-int encode+
   r> xlsplit swap >r encode-int encode+  r> encode-int encode+
;

headers
\ Track the upper memory address available; we do this so the
\ memory? is efficient - the address shifting trick does not work.
\
: probe-memory ( -- )
   0 0 encode-bytes                                     ( xdr,len )
   0                                                    ( xdr,len node )
   begin
      " mblock" md-find-node ?dup
   while                                                ( xdr,len node )
      dup " base" ascii v md-find-prop ?dup if  ( xdr,len node entry )
         md-decode-prop drop                            ( xdr,len node adr )
         over " size" ascii v md-find-prop ?dup if  ( xdr,len node adr entry )
            md-decode-prop drop                     ( xdr,len node adr len )
            2dup + physmax  2dup @ < if  2drop else ! then
            rot >r (free-range) r>                      ( xdr',len' node )
         else
            drop                                        ( xdr,len node )
         then                                           ( xdr,len node )
      then                                              ( xdr,len node )
   repeat                                               ( xdr,len )
   " reg" property
;
device-end

stand-init: Build memory nodes
   " probe-memory" memory-node @ $call-method
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