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All rights reserved. * Use is subject to license terms. */ #pragma ident "%Z%%M% %I% %E% SMI" #include #include #include #include #include #include #include #include #include #include #include #include #include /* * MPO and the sun4v memory representation * --------------------------------------- * * Latency groups are defined in the sun4v achitecture by memory-latency-group * nodes in the Machine Description, as specified in FWARC/2007/260. These * tie together cpu nodes and mblock nodes, and contain mask and match * properties that identify the portion of an mblock that belongs to the * lgroup. Mask and match are defined in the Physical Address (PA) space, * but an mblock defines Real Addresses (RA). To translate, the mblock * includes the property address-congruence-offset, hereafter referred to as * ra_to_pa. A real address ra is a member of an lgroup if * * (ra + mblock.ra_to_pa) & lgroup.mask == lgroup.match * * The MD is traversed, and information on all mblocks is kept in the array * mpo_mblock[]. Information on all CPUs, including which lgroup they map * to, is kept in the array mpo_cpu[]. * * This implementation makes (and verifies) the simplifying assumption that * the mask bits are the same for all defined lgroups, and that all 1 bits in * the mask are contiguous. Thus the number of lgroups is bounded by the * number of possible mask values, and the lgrp_handle_t is defined as the * mask value, shifted right to eliminate the 0 bit positions in mask. The * masks and values are also referred to as "home bits" in the code. * * A mem_node is defined to be 1:1 with an lgrp_handle_t, thus each lgroup * has exactly 1 mem_node, and plat_pfn_to_mem_node() must find the mblock * containing a pfn, apply the mblock's ra_to_pa adjustment, and extract the * home bits. This yields the mem_node. * * Interfaces * ---------- * * This file exports the following entry points: * * plat_lgrp_init() * plat_build_mem_nodes() * plat_lgrp_cpu_to_hand() * plat_lgrp_latency() * plat_pfn_to_mem_node() * These implement the usual platform lgroup interfaces. * * plat_rapfn_to_papfn() * Recover the PA page coloring bits from an RA. * * plat_mem_node_iterator_init() * Initialize an iterator to efficiently step through pages in a mem_node. * * plat_mem_node_intersect_range() * Find the intersection with a mem_node. */ int sun4v_mpo_enable = 1; int sun4v_mpo_debug = 0; char sun4v_mpo_status[256] = ""; /* Save CPU info from the MD and associate CPUs with lgroups */ static struct cpu_md mpo_cpu[NCPU]; /* Save lgroup info from the MD */ #define MAX_MD_LGROUPS 32 static struct lgrp_md mpo_lgroup[MAX_MD_LGROUPS]; static int n_lgrpnodes = 0; static int n_locality_groups = 0; static int max_locality_groups = 0; /* Save mblocks from the MD */ #define SMALL_MBLOCKS_COUNT 8 static struct mblock_md *mpo_mblock; static struct mblock_md small_mpo_mblocks[SMALL_MBLOCKS_COUNT]; static int n_mblocks = 0; /* Save mem_node stripes calculate from mblocks and lgroups. */ static mem_stripe_t *mem_stripes; static mem_stripe_t small_mem_stripes[SMALL_MBLOCKS_COUNT * MAX_MEM_NODES]; static int mstripesz = 0; static int n_mem_stripes = 0; static pfn_t mnode_stride; /* distance between stripes, start to start */ static int stripe_shift; /* stride/stripes expressed as a shift */ static pfn_t mnode_pages; /* mem_node stripe width */ /* Save home mask and shift used to calculate lgrp_handle_t values */ static uint64_t home_mask = 0; static pfn_t home_mask_pfn = 0; static int home_mask_shift = 0; static uint_t home_mask_pfn_shift = 0; /* Save lowest and highest latencies found across all lgroups */ static int lower_latency = 0; static int higher_latency = 0; static pfn_t base_ra_to_pa_pfn = 0; /* ra_to_pa for single mblock memory */ static int valid_pages(md_t *md, mde_cookie_t cpu0); static int unique_home_mem_lg_count(uint64_t mem_lg_homeset); static int fix_interleave(void); /* Debug support */ #if defined(DEBUG) && !defined(lint) #define MPO_DEBUG(args...) if (sun4v_mpo_debug) printf(args) #else #define MPO_DEBUG(...) #endif /* DEBUG */ /* Record status message, viewable from mdb */ #define MPO_STATUS(args...) { \ (void) snprintf(sun4v_mpo_status, sizeof (sun4v_mpo_status), args); \ MPO_DEBUG(sun4v_mpo_status); \ } /* * Routine to read a uint64_t from a given md */ static int64_t get_int(md_t md, mde_cookie_t node, char *propname, uint64_t *val) { int err = md_get_prop_val(md, node, propname, val); return (err); } static int mblock_cmp(const void *a, const void *b) { struct mblock_md *m1 = (struct mblock_md *)a; struct mblock_md *m2 = (struct mblock_md *)b; if (m1->base < m2->base) return (-1); else if (m1->base == m2->base) return (0); else return (1); } static void mblock_sort(struct mblock_md *mblocks, int n) { extern void qsort(void *, size_t, size_t, int (*)(const void *, const void *)); qsort(mblocks, n, sizeof (mblocks[0]), mblock_cmp); } /* * * Traverse the MD to determine: * * Number of CPU nodes, lgrp_nodes, and mblocks * Then for each lgrp_node, obtain the appropriate data. * For each CPU, determine its home locality and store it. * For each mblock, retrieve its data and store it. */ static int lgrp_traverse(md_t *md) { mde_cookie_t root, *cpunodes, *lgrpnodes, *nodes, *mblocknodes; uint64_t i, j, k, o, n_nodes; uint64_t n_lgroups = 0; uint64_t mem_lg_homeset = 0; int ret_val = 0; int result = 0; int n_cpunodes = 0; int sub_page_fix; int mblocksz = 0; size_t allocsz; n_nodes = md_node_count(md); if (n_nodes <= 0) { MPO_STATUS("lgrp_traverse: No nodes in node count\n"); ret_val = -1; goto fail; } root = md_root_node(md); if (root == MDE_INVAL_ELEM_COOKIE) { MPO_STATUS("lgrp_traverse: Root node is missing\n"); ret_val = -1; goto fail; } /* * Build the Memory Nodes. Do this before any possibility of * bailing from this routine so we obtain ra_to_pa (needed for page * coloring) even when there are no lgroups defined. */ n_mblocks = md_alloc_scan_dag(md, root, PROP_LG_MBLOCK, "fwd", &mblocknodes); if (n_mblocks <= 0) { MPO_STATUS("lgrp_traverse: No mblock " "nodes detected in Machine Descriptor\n"); n_mblocks = 0; ret_val = -1; goto fail; } /* * If we have a small number of mblocks we will use the space * that we preallocated. Otherwise, we will dynamically * allocate the space */ mblocksz = n_mblocks * sizeof (struct mblock_md); mstripesz = MAX_MEM_NODES * n_mblocks * sizeof (mem_stripe_t); if (n_mblocks <= SMALL_MBLOCKS_COUNT) { mpo_mblock = &small_mpo_mblocks[0]; mem_stripes = &small_mem_stripes[0]; } else { allocsz = mmu_ptob(mmu_btopr(mblocksz + mstripesz)); /* Ensure that we dont request more space than reserved */ if (allocsz > MPOBUF_SIZE) { MPO_STATUS("lgrp_traverse: Insufficient space " "for mblock structures \n"); ret_val = -1; n_mblocks = 0; goto fail; } mpo_mblock = (struct mblock_md *) prom_alloc((caddr_t)MPOBUF_BASE, allocsz, PAGESIZE); if (mpo_mblock != (struct mblock_md *)MPOBUF_BASE) { MPO_STATUS("lgrp_traverse: Cannot allocate space " "for mblocks \n"); ret_val = -1; n_mblocks = 0; goto fail; } mpo_heap32_buf = (caddr_t)MPOBUF_BASE; mpo_heap32_bufsz = MPOBUF_SIZE; mem_stripes = (mem_stripe_t *)(mpo_mblock + n_mblocks); } for (i = 0; i < n_mblocks; i++) { mpo_mblock[i].node = mblocknodes[i]; mpo_mblock[i].mnode_mask = (mnodeset_t)0; /* Without a base or size value we will fail */ result = get_int(md, mblocknodes[i], PROP_LG_BASE, &mpo_mblock[i].base); if (result < 0) { MPO_STATUS("lgrp_traverse: " "PROP_LG_BASE is missing\n"); n_mblocks = 0; ret_val = -1; goto fail; } result = get_int(md, mblocknodes[i], PROP_LG_SIZE, &mpo_mblock[i].size); if (result < 0) { MPO_STATUS("lgrp_traverse: " "PROP_LG_SIZE is missing\n"); n_mblocks = 0; ret_val = -1; goto fail; } result = get_int(md, mblocknodes[i], PROP_LG_RA_PA_OFFSET, &mpo_mblock[i].ra_to_pa); /* If we don't have an ra_pa_offset, just set it to 0 */ if (result < 0) mpo_mblock[i].ra_to_pa = 0; MPO_DEBUG("mblock[%ld]: base = %lx, size = %lx, " "ra_to_pa = %lx\n", i, mpo_mblock[i].base, mpo_mblock[i].size, mpo_mblock[i].ra_to_pa); } /* Must sort mblocks by address for mem_node_iterator_init() */ mblock_sort(mpo_mblock, n_mblocks); base_ra_to_pa_pfn = btop(mpo_mblock[0].ra_to_pa); /* Page coloring hook is required so we can iterate through mnodes */ if (&page_next_pfn_for_color_cpu == NULL) { MPO_STATUS("lgrp_traverse: No page coloring support\n"); ret_val = -1; goto fail; } /* Global enable for mpo */ if (sun4v_mpo_enable == 0) { MPO_STATUS("lgrp_traverse: MPO feature is not enabled\n"); ret_val = -1; goto fail; } n_lgrpnodes = md_alloc_scan_dag(md, root, PROP_LG_MEM_LG, "fwd", &lgrpnodes); if (n_lgrpnodes <= 0 || n_lgrpnodes >= MAX_MD_LGROUPS) { MPO_STATUS("lgrp_traverse: No Lgroups\n"); ret_val = -1; goto fail; } n_cpunodes = md_alloc_scan_dag(md, root, PROP_LG_CPU, "fwd", &cpunodes); if (n_cpunodes <= 0 || n_cpunodes > NCPU) { MPO_STATUS("lgrp_traverse: No CPU nodes detected " "in MD\n"); ret_val = -1; goto fail; } MPO_DEBUG("lgrp_traverse: Node Count: %ld\n", n_nodes); MPO_DEBUG("lgrp_traverse: md: %p\n", md); MPO_DEBUG("lgrp_traverse: root: %lx\n", root); MPO_DEBUG("lgrp_traverse: mem_lgs: %d\n", n_lgrpnodes); MPO_DEBUG("lgrp_traverse: cpus: %d\n", n_cpunodes); MPO_DEBUG("lgrp_traverse: mblocks: %d\n", n_mblocks); for (i = 0; i < n_lgrpnodes; i++) { mpo_lgroup[i].node = lgrpnodes[i]; mpo_lgroup[i].id = i; mpo_lgroup[i].ncpu = 0; result = get_int(md, lgrpnodes[i], PROP_LG_MASK, &mpo_lgroup[i].addr_mask); result |= get_int(md, lgrpnodes[i], PROP_LG_MATCH, &mpo_lgroup[i].addr_match); /* * If either the mask or match properties are missing, set to 0 */ if (result < 0) { mpo_lgroup[i].addr_mask = 0; mpo_lgroup[i].addr_match = 0; } /* Set latency to 0 if property not present */ result = get_int(md, lgrpnodes[i], PROP_LG_LATENCY, &mpo_lgroup[i].latency); if (result < 0) mpo_lgroup[i].latency = 0; } /* * Sub-page level interleave is not yet supported. Check for it, * and remove sub-page interleaved lgroups from mpo_lgroup and * n_lgrpnodes. If no lgroups are left, return. */ sub_page_fix = fix_interleave(); if (n_lgrpnodes == 0) { ret_val = -1; goto fail; } /* Ensure that all of the addr_mask values are the same */ for (i = 0; i < n_lgrpnodes; i++) { if (mpo_lgroup[0].addr_mask != mpo_lgroup[i].addr_mask) { MPO_STATUS("lgrp_traverse: " "addr_mask values are not the same\n"); ret_val = -1; goto fail; } } /* * Ensure that all lgrp nodes see all the mblocks. However, if * sub-page interleave is being fixed, they do not, so skip * the check. */ if (sub_page_fix == 0) { for (i = 0; i < n_lgrpnodes; i++) { j = md_alloc_scan_dag(md, mpo_lgroup[i].node, PROP_LG_MBLOCK, "fwd", &nodes); md_free_scan_dag(md, &nodes); if (j != n_mblocks) { MPO_STATUS("lgrp_traverse: " "sub-page interleave is being fixed\n"); ret_val = -1; goto fail; } } } /* * Use the address mask from the first lgroup node * to establish our home_mask. */ home_mask = mpo_lgroup[0].addr_mask; home_mask_pfn = btop(home_mask); home_mask_shift = lowbit(home_mask) - 1; home_mask_pfn_shift = home_mask_shift - PAGESHIFT; mnode_pages = btop(1ULL << home_mask_shift); /* * How many values are possible in home mask? Assume the mask * bits are contiguous. */ max_locality_groups = 1 << highbit(home_mask_pfn >> home_mask_pfn_shift); /* Now verify the home mask bits are contiguous */ if (max_locality_groups - 1 != home_mask_pfn >> home_mask_pfn_shift) { MPO_STATUS("lgrp_traverse: " "home mask bits are not contiguous\n"); ret_val = -1; goto fail; } /* Record all of the home bits */ for (i = 0; i < n_lgrpnodes; i++) { HOMESET_ADD(mem_lg_homeset, mpo_lgroup[i].addr_match >> home_mask_shift); } /* Count the number different "home" mem_lg's we've discovered */ n_locality_groups = unique_home_mem_lg_count(mem_lg_homeset); /* If we have only 1 locality group then we can exit */ if (n_locality_groups == 1) { MPO_STATUS("lgrp_traverse: n_locality_groups == 1\n"); ret_val = -1; goto fail; } /* * Set the latencies. A CPU's lgroup is defined by the lowest * latency found. All other memory is considered remote, and the * remote latency is represented by the highest latency found. * Thus hierarchical lgroups, if any, are approximated by a * two level scheme. * * The Solaris MPO framework by convention wants to see latencies * in units of nano-sec/10. In the MD, the units are defined to be * pico-seconds. */ lower_latency = mpo_lgroup[0].latency; higher_latency = mpo_lgroup[0].latency; for (i = 1; i < n_lgrpnodes; i++) { if (mpo_lgroup[i].latency < lower_latency) { lower_latency = mpo_lgroup[i].latency; } if (mpo_lgroup[i].latency > higher_latency) { higher_latency = mpo_lgroup[i].latency; } } lower_latency /= 10000; higher_latency /= 10000; /* Clear our CPU data */ for (i = 0; i < NCPU; i++) { mpo_cpu[i].home = 0; mpo_cpu[i].latency = (uint_t)(-1); } /* Build the CPU nodes */ for (i = 0; i < n_cpunodes; i++) { /* Read in the lgroup nodes */ result = get_int(md, cpunodes[i], PROP_LG_CPU_ID, &k); if (result < 0) { MPO_STATUS("lgrp_traverse: PROP_LG_CPU_ID missing\n"); ret_val = -1; goto fail; } n_lgroups = md_alloc_scan_dag(md, cpunodes[i], PROP_LG_MEM_LG, "fwd", &nodes); if (n_lgroups <= 0) { MPO_STATUS("lgrp_traverse: PROP_LG_MEM_LG missing"); ret_val = -1; goto fail; } /* * Find the lgroup this cpu belongs to with the lowest latency. * Check all the lgrp nodes connected to this CPU to determine * which has the smallest latency. */ for (j = 0; j < n_lgroups; j++) { for (o = 0; o < n_lgrpnodes; o++) { if (nodes[j] == mpo_lgroup[o].node) { if (mpo_lgroup[o].latency < mpo_cpu[k].latency) { mpo_cpu[k].home = mpo_lgroup[o].addr_match >> home_mask_shift; mpo_cpu[k].latency = mpo_lgroup[o].latency; mpo_lgroup[o].ncpu++; } } } } md_free_scan_dag(md, &nodes); } /* Validate that no large pages cross mnode boundaries. */ if (valid_pages(md, cpunodes[0]) == 0) { ret_val = -1; goto fail; } fail: /* MD cookies are no longer valid; ensure they are not used again. */ for (i = 0; i < n_mblocks; i++) mpo_mblock[i].node = MDE_INVAL_ELEM_COOKIE; for (i = 0; i < n_lgrpnodes; i++) mpo_lgroup[i].node = MDE_INVAL_ELEM_COOKIE; if (n_cpunodes > 0) md_free_scan_dag(md, &cpunodes); if (n_lgrpnodes > 0) md_free_scan_dag(md, &lgrpnodes); if (n_mblocks > 0) md_free_scan_dag(md, &mblocknodes); else panic("lgrp_traverse: No memory blocks found"); if (ret_val == 0) MPO_STATUS("MPO feature is enabled.\n"); return (ret_val); } /* * Determine the number of unique mem_lg's present in our system */ static int unique_home_mem_lg_count(uint64_t mem_lg_homeset) { int homeid; int count = 0; /* * Scan the "home" bits of the mem_lgs, count * the number that are unique. */ for (homeid = 0; homeid < NLGRPS_MAX; homeid++) { if (MEM_LG_ISMEMBER(mem_lg_homeset, homeid)) { count++; } } MPO_DEBUG("unique_home_mem_lg_count: homeset %lx\n", mem_lg_homeset); MPO_DEBUG("unique_home_mem_lg_count: count: %d\n", count); /* Default must be at least one */ if (count == 0) count = 1; return (count); } /* * Platform specific lgroup initialization */ void plat_lgrp_init(void) { md_t *md; int i, rc, ncpu_min; /* Get the Machine Descriptor handle */ md = md_get_handle(); /* If not, we cannot continue */ if (md == NULL) { panic("cannot access machine descriptor\n"); } else { rc = lgrp_traverse(md); (void) md_fini_handle(md); } /* * If we can't process the MD for lgroups then at least let the * system try to boot. Assume we have one lgroup so that * when plat_build_mem_nodes is called, it will attempt to init * an mnode based on the supplied memory segment. */ if (rc == -1) { home_mask_pfn = 0; max_locality_groups = 1; n_locality_groups = 1; return; } mem_node_pfn_shift = 0; mem_node_physalign = 0; /* Use lgroup-aware TSB allocations */ tsb_lgrp_affinity = 1; /* * lgrp_expand_proc_thresh is the minimum load on the lgroups * this process is currently running on before considering * expanding threads to another lgroup. * * lgrp_expand_proc_diff determines how much less the remote lgroup * must be loaded before expanding to it. * * On sun4v CMT processors, threads share a core pipeline, and * at less than 100% utilization, best throughput is obtained by * spreading threads across more cores, even if some are in a * different lgroup. Spread threads to a new lgroup if the * current group is more than 50% loaded. Because of virtualization, * lgroups may have different numbers of CPUs, but the tunables * apply to all lgroups, so find the smallest lgroup and compute * 50% loading. */ ncpu_min = NCPU; for (i = 0; i < n_lgrpnodes; i++) { int ncpu = mpo_lgroup[i].ncpu; if (ncpu != 0 && ncpu < ncpu_min) ncpu_min = ncpu; } lgrp_expand_proc_thresh = ncpu_min * lgrp_loadavg_max_effect / 2; /* new home may only be half as loaded as the existing home to use it */ lgrp_expand_proc_diff = lgrp_expand_proc_thresh / 2; lgrp_loadavg_tolerance = lgrp_loadavg_max_effect; /* Require that a home lgroup have some memory to be chosen */ lgrp_mem_free_thresh = 1; /* Standard home-on-next-touch policy */ lgrp_mem_policy_root = LGRP_MEM_POLICY_NEXT; /* Disable option to choose root lgroup if all leaf lgroups are busy */ lgrp_load_thresh = UINT32_MAX; } /* * Helper routine for debugging calls to mem_node_add_slice() */ static void mpo_mem_node_add_slice(pfn_t basepfn, pfn_t endpfn) { #if defined(DEBUG) && !defined(lint) static int slice_count = 0; slice_count++; MPO_DEBUG("mem_add_slice(%d): basepfn: %lx endpfn: %lx\n", slice_count, basepfn, endpfn); #endif mem_node_add_slice(basepfn, endpfn); } /* * Helper routine for debugging calls to plat_assign_lgrphand_to_mem_node() */ static void mpo_plat_assign_lgrphand_to_mem_node(lgrp_handle_t plathand, int mnode) { MPO_DEBUG("plat_assign_to_mem_nodes: lgroup home %ld," "mnode index: %d\n", plathand, mnode); plat_assign_lgrphand_to_mem_node(plathand, mnode); } /* * plat_build_mem_nodes() * * Define the mem_nodes based on the modified boot memory list, * or based on info read from the MD in plat_lgrp_init(). * * When the home mask lies in the middle of the address bits (as it does on * Victoria Falls), then the memory in one mem_node is no longer contiguous; * it is striped across an mblock in a repeating pattern of contiguous memory * followed by a gap. The stripe width is the size of the contiguous piece. * The stride is the distance from the start of one contiguous piece to the * start of the next. The gap is thus stride - stripe_width. * * The stripe of an mnode that falls within an mblock is described by the type * mem_stripe_t, and there is one mem_stripe_t per mnode per mblock. The * mem_stripe_t's are kept in a global array mem_stripes[]. The index into * this array is predetermined. The mem_stripe_t that describes mnode m * within mpo_mblock[i] is stored at * mem_stripes[ m + i * max_locality_groups ] * * max_locality_groups is the total number of possible locality groups, * as defined by the size of the home mask, even if the memory assigned * to the domain is small and does not cover all the lgroups. Thus some * mem_stripe_t's may be empty. * * The members of mem_stripe_t are: * physbase: First valid page in mem_node in the corresponding mblock * physmax: Last valid page in mem_node in mblock * offset: The full stripe width starts at physbase - offset. * Thus if offset is non-zero, this mem_node starts in the middle * of a stripe width, and the second full stripe starts at * physbase - offset + stride. (even though physmax may fall in the * middle of a stripe width, we do not save the ending fragment size * in this data structure.) * exists: Set to 1 if the mblock has memory in this mem_node stripe. * * The stripe width is kept in the global mnode_pages. * The stride is kept in the global mnode_stride. * All the above use pfn's as the unit. * * As an example, the memory layout for a domain with 2 mblocks and 4 * mem_nodes 0,1,2,3 could look like this: * * 123012301230 ... 012301230123 ... * mblock 0 mblock 1 */ void plat_build_mem_nodes(u_longlong_t *list, size_t nelems) { lgrp_handle_t lgrphand, lgrp_start; int i, mnode, elem; uint64_t offset, stripe_end, base, len, end, ra_to_pa, stride; uint64_t stripe, frag, remove; mem_stripe_t *ms; /* Pre-reserve space for plat_assign_lgrphand_to_mem_node */ max_mem_nodes = max_locality_groups; /* Check for non-MPO sun4v platforms */ if (n_locality_groups <= 1) { mpo_plat_assign_lgrphand_to_mem_node(LGRP_DEFAULT_HANDLE, 0); for (elem = 0; elem < nelems; elem += 2) { base = list[elem]; len = list[elem+1]; mpo_mem_node_add_slice(btop(base), btop(base + len - 1)); } mem_node_pfn_shift = 0; mem_node_physalign = 0; n_mem_stripes = 0; if (n_mblocks == 1) return; } bzero(mem_stripes, mstripesz); stripe = ptob(mnode_pages); stride = max_locality_groups * stripe; /* Save commonly used values in globals */ mnode_stride = btop(stride); n_mem_stripes = max_locality_groups * n_mblocks; stripe_shift = highbit(max_locality_groups) - 1; for (i = 0; i < n_mblocks; i++) { base = mpo_mblock[i].base; end = mpo_mblock[i].base + mpo_mblock[i].size; ra_to_pa = mpo_mblock[i].ra_to_pa; mpo_mblock[i].base_pfn = btop(base); mpo_mblock[i].end_pfn = btop(end - 1); /* Find the offset from the prev stripe boundary in PA space. */ offset = (base + ra_to_pa) & (stripe - 1); /* Set the next stripe boundary. */ stripe_end = base - offset + stripe; lgrp_start = (((base + ra_to_pa) & home_mask) >> home_mask_shift); lgrphand = lgrp_start; /* * Loop over all lgroups covered by the mblock, creating a * stripe for each. Stop when lgrp_start is visited again. */ do { /* mblock may not span all lgroups */ if (base >= end) break; mnode = lgrphand; ASSERT(mnode < max_mem_nodes); mpo_mblock[i].mnode_mask |= (mnodeset_t)1 << mnode; /* * Calculate the size of the fragment that does not * belong to the mnode in the last partial stride. */ frag = (end - (base - offset)) & (stride - 1); if (frag == 0) { /* remove the gap */ remove = stride - stripe; } else if (frag < stripe) { /* fragment fits in stripe; keep it all */ remove = 0; } else { /* fragment is large; trim after whole stripe */ remove = frag - stripe; } ms = &mem_stripes[i * max_locality_groups + mnode]; ms->physbase = btop(base); ms->physmax = btop(end - 1 - remove); ms->offset = btop(offset); ms->exists = 1; /* * If we have only 1 lgroup and multiple mblocks, * then we have already established our lgrp handle * to mem_node and mem_node_config values above. */ if (n_locality_groups > 1) { mpo_plat_assign_lgrphand_to_mem_node(lgrphand, mnode); mpo_mem_node_add_slice(ms->physbase, ms->physmax); } base = stripe_end; stripe_end += stripe; offset = 0; lgrphand = (((base + ra_to_pa) & home_mask) >> home_mask_shift); } while (lgrphand != lgrp_start); } /* * Indicate to vm_pagelist that the hpm_counters array * should be shared because the ranges overlap. */ if (max_mem_nodes > 1) { interleaved_mnodes = 1; } } /* * Return the locality group value for the supplied processor */ lgrp_handle_t plat_lgrp_cpu_to_hand(processorid_t id) { if (n_locality_groups > 1) { return ((lgrp_handle_t)mpo_cpu[(int)id].home); } else { return ((lgrp_handle_t)LGRP_DEFAULT_HANDLE); /* Default */ } } int plat_lgrp_latency(lgrp_handle_t from, lgrp_handle_t to) { /* * Return min remote latency when there are more than two lgroups * (root and child) and getting latency between two different lgroups * or root is involved. */ if (lgrp_optimizations() && (from != to || from == LGRP_DEFAULT_HANDLE || to == LGRP_DEFAULT_HANDLE)) { return ((int)higher_latency); } else { return ((int)lower_latency); } } int plat_pfn_to_mem_node(pfn_t pfn) { int i, mnode; pfn_t ra_to_pa_pfn; struct mblock_md *mb; if (n_locality_groups <= 1) return (0); /* * The mnode is defined to be 1:1 with the lgroup handle, which * is taken from from the home bits. Find the mblock in which * the pfn falls to get the ra_to_pa adjustment, and extract * the home bits. */ mb = &mpo_mblock[0]; for (i = 0; i < n_mblocks; i++) { if (pfn >= mb->base_pfn && pfn <= mb->end_pfn) { ra_to_pa_pfn = btop(mb->ra_to_pa); mnode = (((pfn + ra_to_pa_pfn) & home_mask_pfn) >> home_mask_pfn_shift); ASSERT(mnode < max_mem_nodes); return (mnode); } mb++; } panic("plat_pfn_to_mem_node() failed to find mblock: pfn=%lx\n", pfn); return (pfn); } /* * plat_rapfn_to_papfn * * Convert a pfn in RA space to a pfn in PA space, in which the page coloring * and home mask bits are correct. The upper bits do not necessarily * match the actual PA, however. */ pfn_t plat_rapfn_to_papfn(pfn_t pfn) { int i; pfn_t ra_to_pa_pfn; struct mblock_md *mb; ASSERT(n_mblocks > 0); if (n_mblocks == 1) return (pfn + base_ra_to_pa_pfn); /* * Find the mblock in which the pfn falls * in order to get the ra_to_pa adjustment. */ for (mb = &mpo_mblock[0], i = 0; i < n_mblocks; i++, mb++) { if (pfn <= mb->end_pfn && pfn >= mb->base_pfn) { ra_to_pa_pfn = btop(mb->ra_to_pa); return (pfn + ra_to_pa_pfn); } } panic("plat_rapfn_to_papfn() failed to find mblock: pfn=%lx\n", pfn); return (pfn); } /* * plat_mem_node_iterator_init() * Initialize cookie to iterate over pfn's in an mnode. There is * no additional iterator function. The caller uses the info from * the iterator structure directly. * * pfn: starting pfn. * mnode: desired mnode. * init: set to 1 for full init, 0 for continuation * * Returns the appropriate starting pfn for the iteration * the same as the input pfn if it falls in an mblock. * Returns the (pfn_t)-1 value if the input pfn lies past * the last valid mnode pfn. */ pfn_t plat_mem_node_iterator_init(pfn_t pfn, int mnode, mem_node_iterator_t *it, int init) { int i; struct mblock_md *mblock; pfn_t base, end; ASSERT(it != NULL); ASSERT(mnode >= 0 && mnode < max_mem_nodes); ASSERT(n_mblocks > 0); if (init) { it->mi_last_mblock = 0; it->mi_init = 1; } /* Check if mpo is not enabled and we only have one mblock */ if (n_locality_groups == 1 && n_mblocks == 1) { it->mi_mnode = mnode; it->mi_ra_to_pa = base_ra_to_pa_pfn; it->mi_mnode_pfn_mask = 0; it->mi_mnode_pfn_shift = 0; it->mi_mnode_mask = 0; it->mi_mblock_base = mem_node_config[mnode].physbase; it->mi_mblock_end = mem_node_config[mnode].physmax; if (pfn < it->mi_mblock_base) pfn = it->mi_mblock_base; else if (pfn > it->mi_mblock_end) pfn = (pfn_t)-1; return (pfn); } /* * Find mblock that contains pfn, or first mblock after pfn, * else pfn is out of bounds, so use the last mblock. * mblocks are sorted in ascending address order. */ ASSERT(it->mi_last_mblock < n_mblocks); ASSERT(init == 1 || pfn > mpo_mblock[it->mi_last_mblock].end_pfn); i = init ? 0 : it->mi_last_mblock + 1; if (i == n_mblocks) return ((pfn_t)-1); for (; i < n_mblocks; i++) { if ((mpo_mblock[i].mnode_mask & ((mnodeset_t)1 << mnode)) && (pfn <= mpo_mblock[i].end_pfn)) break; } if (i == n_mblocks) { it->mi_last_mblock = i - 1; return ((pfn_t)-1); } it->mi_last_mblock = i; /* * Memory stripes are defined if there is more than one locality * group, so use the stripe bounds. Otherwise use mblock bounds. */ mblock = &mpo_mblock[i]; if (n_mem_stripes > 0) { mem_stripe_t *ms = &mem_stripes[i * max_locality_groups + mnode]; base = ms->physbase; end = ms->physmax; } else { ASSERT(mnode == 0); base = mblock->base_pfn; end = mblock->end_pfn; } it->mi_mnode = mnode; it->mi_ra_to_pa = btop(mblock->ra_to_pa); it->mi_mblock_base = base; it->mi_mblock_end = end; it->mi_mnode_pfn_mask = home_mask_pfn; /* is 0 for non-MPO case */ it->mi_mnode_pfn_shift = home_mask_pfn_shift; it->mi_mnode_mask = max_locality_groups - 1; if (pfn < base) pfn = base; else if (pfn > end) pfn = (pfn_t)-1; return (pfn); } /* * plat_mem_node_intersect_range() * * Find the intersection between a memnode and a range of pfn's. */ void plat_mem_node_intersect_range(pfn_t test_base, pgcnt_t test_len, int mnode, pgcnt_t *npages_out) { pfn_t offset, len, hole, base, end, test_end, frag; pfn_t nearest; mem_stripe_t *ms; int i, npages; *npages_out = 0; if (!mem_node_config[mnode].exists || test_len == 0) return; base = mem_node_config[mnode].physbase; end = mem_node_config[mnode].physmax; test_end = test_base + test_len - 1; if (end < test_base || base > test_end) return; if (n_locality_groups == 1) { *npages_out = MIN(test_end, end) - MAX(test_base, base) + 1; return; } hole = mnode_stride - mnode_pages; npages = 0; /* * Iterate over all the stripes for this mnode (one per mblock), * find the intersection with each, and accumulate the intersections. * * Determing the intersection with a stripe is tricky. If base or end * fall outside the mem_node bounds, round them to physbase/physmax of * mem_node. If base or end fall in a gap, round them to start of * nearest stripe. If they fall within a stripe, keep base or end, * but calculate the fragment size that should be excluded from the * stripe. Calculate how many strides fall in the adjusted range, * multiply by stripe width, and add the start and end fragments. */ for (i = mnode; i < n_mem_stripes; i += max_locality_groups) { ms = &mem_stripes[i]; if (ms->exists && test_base <= (end = ms->physmax) && test_end >= (base = ms->physbase)) { offset = ms->offset; if (test_base > base) { /* Round test_base to next multiple of stride */ len = P2ROUNDUP(test_base - (base - offset), mnode_stride); nearest = base - offset + len; /* * Compute distance from test_base to the * stride boundary to see if test_base falls * in the stripe or in the hole. */ if (nearest - test_base > hole) { /* * test_base lies in stripe, * and offset should be excluded. */ offset = test_base - (nearest - mnode_stride); base = test_base; } else { /* round up to next stripe start */ offset = 0; base = nearest; if (base > end) continue; } } if (test_end < end) end = test_end; end++; /* adjust to an exclusive bound */ /* Round end to next multiple of stride */ len = P2ROUNDUP(end - (base - offset), mnode_stride); nearest = (base - offset) + len; if (nearest - end <= hole) { /* end falls in hole, use entire last stripe */ frag = 0; } else { /* end falls in stripe, compute fragment */ frag = nearest - hole - end; } len = (len >> stripe_shift) - offset - frag; npages += len; } } *npages_out = npages; } /* * valid_pages() * * Return 1 if pages are valid and do not cross mnode boundaries * (which would break page free list assumptions), and 0 otherwise. */ #define MNODE(pa) \ ((btop(pa) & home_mask_pfn) >> home_mask_pfn_shift) static int valid_pages(md_t *md, mde_cookie_t cpu0) { int i, max_szc; uint64_t last_page_base, szc_mask; uint64_t max_page_len, max_coalesce_len; struct mblock_md *mb = mpo_mblock; /* * Find the smaller of the largest page possible and supported. * mmu_exported_pagesize_mask is not yet initialized, so read * it from the MD. Apply minimal fixups in case of broken MDs * to get a sane mask. */ if (md_get_prop_val(md, cpu0, "mmu-page-size-list", &szc_mask)) szc_mask = 0; szc_mask |= (1 << TTE4M); /* largest in sun4v default support */ max_szc = highbit(szc_mask) - 1; if (max_szc > TTE256M) max_szc = TTE256M; max_page_len = TTEBYTES(max_szc); /* * Page coalescing code coalesces all sizes up to 256M on sun4v, even * if mmu-page-size-list does not contain it, so 256M pages must fall * within one mnode to use MPO. */ max_coalesce_len = TTEBYTES(TTE256M); ASSERT(max_coalesce_len >= max_page_len); if (ptob(mnode_pages) < max_coalesce_len) { MPO_STATUS("Page too large; MPO disabled: page = %lx, " "mnode slice = %lx\n", max_coalesce_len, ptob(mnode_pages)); return (0); } for (i = 0; i < n_mblocks; i++) { uint64_t base = mb->base; uint64_t end = mb->base + mb->size - 1; uint64_t ra_to_pa = mb->ra_to_pa; /* * If mblock is smaller than the max page size, then * RA = PA mod MAXPAGE is not guaranteed, but it must * not span mnodes. */ if (mb->size < max_page_len) { if (MNODE(base + ra_to_pa) != MNODE(end + ra_to_pa)) { MPO_STATUS("Small mblock spans mnodes; " "MPO disabled: base = %lx, end = %lx, " "ra2pa = %lx\n", base, end, ra_to_pa); return (0); } } else { /* Verify RA = PA mod MAXPAGE, using coalesce size */ uint64_t pa_base = base + ra_to_pa; if ((base & (max_coalesce_len - 1)) != (pa_base & (max_coalesce_len - 1))) { MPO_STATUS("bad page alignment; MPO disabled: " "ra = %lx, pa = %lx, pagelen = %lx\n", base, pa_base, max_coalesce_len); return (0); } } /* * Find start of last large page in mblock in RA space. * If page extends into the next mblock, verify the * mnode does not change. */ last_page_base = P2ALIGN(end, max_coalesce_len); if (i + 1 < n_mblocks && last_page_base + max_coalesce_len > mb[1].base && MNODE(last_page_base + ra_to_pa) != MNODE(mb[1].base + mb[1].ra_to_pa)) { MPO_STATUS("Large page spans mblocks; MPO disabled: " "end = %lx, ra2pa = %lx, base = %lx, ra2pa = %lx, " "pagelen = %lx\n", end, ra_to_pa, mb[1].base, mb[1].ra_to_pa, max_coalesce_len); return (0); } mb++; } return (1); } /* * fix_interleave() - Find lgroups with sub-page sized memory interleave, * if any, and remove them. This yields a config where the "coarse * grained" lgroups cover all of memory, even though part of that memory * is fine grain interleaved and does not deliver a purely local memory * latency. * * This function reads and modifies the globals: * mpo_lgroup[], n_lgrpnodes * * Returns 1 if lgroup nodes were removed, 0 otherwise. */ static int fix_interleave(void) { int i, j; uint64_t mask = 0; j = 0; for (i = 0; i < n_lgrpnodes; i++) { if ((mpo_lgroup[i].addr_mask & PAGEOFFSET) != 0) { /* remove this lgroup */ mask = mpo_lgroup[i].addr_mask; } else { mpo_lgroup[j++] = mpo_lgroup[i]; } } n_lgrpnodes = j; if (mask != 0) MPO_STATUS("sub-page interleave %lx found; " "removing lgroup.\n", mask); return (mask != 0); }