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package com.sun.max.vm.stack;
import static com.sun.max.platform.Platform.*;
import com.sun.max.unsafe.*;
/**
* The ABI of some platforms requires the use of a stack bias. The bias is a constant offset that needs to be added to the registers holding the
* stack pointer to access elements of the stack frame.
* The only example of this so far is the Solaris SPARC V9 (64-bits platform. The stack bias helps the operating system identifying easily
* whether it runs in 64-bits address mode when hitting a stack overflow signal.
* That is, the registers that hold, respectively, the stack and frame pointers are set to the corresponding pointer minus a bias.
* Accessing a slot of the stack frame requires adding the bias, e.g., ld [%i6 + STACK_BIAS + x] loads the contents
* of the slot at offset x from the frame pointer.
*/
public enum StackBias {
/**
* Default case: no bias. Use this for all platforms whose ABI doesn't use any stack bias.
*/
NONE,
/**
* The standard Solaris / SPARC V9 STACK BIAS.
*/
SPARC_V9 {
@Override
public boolean isStackPointerBiased() {
return true;
}
@Override
public boolean isFramePointerBiased() {
return true;
}
};
public Pointer unbias(Pointer biasedPointer) {
return biasedPointer.plus(stackBias());
}
public Pointer bias(Pointer unbiasedPointer) {
return unbiasedPointer.minus(stackBias());
}
public final int stackBias() {
return platform().stackBias;
}
public boolean isStackPointerBiased() {
return false;
}
public boolean isFramePointerBiased() {
return false;
}
}