PDM.cpp@ 20543

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Fix crash in async completion code when an error occurs during init before the PDM async completion module was initialized. Move the initialization before the drivers as they may use the API during init
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1	/* $Id: PDM.cpp 20187 2009-06-02 12:39:15Z vboxsync $ */
2	/** @file
3	* PDM - Pluggable Device Manager.
4	*/
5
6	/*
7	* Copyright (C) 2006-2007 Sun Microsystems, Inc.
8	*
9	* This file is part of VirtualBox Open Source Edition (OSE), as
10	* available from http://www.virtualbox.org. This file is free software;
11	* you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU
12	* General Public License (GPL) as published by the Free Software
13	* Foundation, in version 2 as it comes in the "COPYING" file of the
14	* VirtualBox OSE distribution. VirtualBox OSE is distributed in the
15	* hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY of any kind.
16	*
17	* Please contact Sun Microsystems, Inc., 4150 Network Circle, Santa
18	* Clara, CA 95054 USA or visit http://www.sun.com if you need
19	* additional information or have any questions.
20	*/
21
22
23	/** @page pg_pdm PDM - The Pluggable Device & Driver Manager
24	*
25	* VirtualBox is designed to be very configurable, i.e. the ability to select
26	* virtual devices and configure them uniquely for a VM. For this reason
27	* virtual devices are not statically linked with the VMM but loaded, linked and
28	* instantiated at runtime by PDM using the information found in the
29	* Configuration Manager (CFGM).
30	*
31	* While the chief purpose of PDM is to manager of devices their drivers, it
32	* also serves as somewhere to put usful things like cross context queues, cross
33	* context synchronization (like critsect), VM centric thread management,
34	* asynchronous I/O framework, and so on.
35	*
36	* @see grp_pdm
37	*
38	*
39	* @section sec_pdm_dev The Pluggable Devices
40	*
41	* Devices register themselves when the module containing them is loaded. PDM
42	* will call the entry point 'VBoxDevicesRegister' when loading a device module.
43	* The device module will then use the supplied callback table to check the VMM
44	* version and to register its devices. Each device have an unique (for the
45	* configured VM) name. The name is not only used in PDM but also in CFGM (to
46	* organize device and device instance settings) and by anyone who wants to talk
47	* to a specific device instance.
48	*
49	* When all device modules have been successfully loaded PDM will instantiate
50	* those devices which are configured for the VM. Note that a device may have
51	* more than one instance, see network adaptors for instance. When
52	* instantiating a device PDM provides device instance memory and a callback
53	* table (aka Device Helpers / DevHlp) with the VM APIs which the device
54	* instance is trusted with.
55	*
56	* Some devices are trusted devices, most are not. The trusted devices are an
57	* integrated part of the VM and can obtain the VM handle from their device
58	* instance handles, thus enabling them to call any VM api. Untrusted devices
59	* can only use the callbacks provided during device instantiation.
60	*
61	* The main purpose in having DevHlps rather than just giving all the devices
62	* the VM handle and let them call the internal VM APIs directly, is both to
63	* create a binary interface that can be supported accross releases and to
64	* create a barrier between devices and the VM. (The trusted / untrusted bit
65	* hasn't turned out to be of much use btw., but it's easy to maintain so there
66	* isn't any point in removing it.)
67	*
68	* A device can provide a ring-0 and/or a raw-mode context extension to improve
69	* the VM performance by handling exits and traps (respectively) without
70	* requiring context switches (to ring-3). Callbacks for MMIO and I/O ports can
71	* needs to be registered specifically for the additional contexts for this to
72	* make sense. Also, the device has to be trusted to be loaded into R0/RC
73	* because of the extra privilege it entails. Note that raw-mode code and data
74	* will be subject to relocation.
75	*
76	*
77	* @section sec_pdm_special_devs Special Devices
78	*
79	* Several kinds of devices interacts with the VMM and/or other device and PDM
80	* will work like a mediator for these. The typical pattern is that the device
81	* calls a special registration device helper with a set of callbacks, PDM
82	* responds by copying this and providing a pointer to a set helper callbacks
83	* for that particular kind of device. Unlike interfaces where the callback
84	* table pointer is used a 'this' pointer, these arrangements will use the
85	* device instance pointer (PPDMDEVINS) as a kind of 'this' pointer.
86	*
87	* For an example of this kind of setup, see the PIC. The PIC registers itself
88	* by calling PDMDEVHLPR3::pfnPICRegister. PDM saves the device instance,
89	* copies the callback tables (PDMPICREG), resolving the ring-0 and raw-mode
90	* addresses in the process, and hands back the pointer to a set of helper
91	* methods (PDMPICHLPR3). The PCI device then queries the ring-0 and raw-mode
92	* helpers using PDMPICHLPR3::pfnGetR0Helpers and PDMPICHLPR3::pfnGetRCHelpers.
93	* The PCI device repeates ths pfnGetRCHelpers call in it's relocation method
94	* since the address changes when RC is relocated.
95	*
96	* @see grp_pdm_device
97	*
98	*
99	* @section sec_pdm_usbdev The Pluggable USB Devices
100	*
101	* USB devices are handled a little bit differently than other devices. The
102	* general concepts wrt. pluggability are mostly the same, but the details
103	* varies. The registration entry point is 'VBoxUsbRegister', the device
104	* instance is PDMUSBINS and the callbacks helpers are different. Also, USB
105	* device are restricted to ring-3 and cannot have any ring-0 or raw-mode
106	* extensions (at least not yet).
107	*
108	* The way USB devices work differs greatly from other devices though since they
109	* aren't attaches directly to the PCI/ISA/whatever system buses but via a
110	* USB host control (OHCI, UHCI or EHCI). USB devices handles USB requests
111	* (URBs) and does not register I/O ports, MMIO ranges or PCI bus
112	* devices/functions.
113	*
114	* @see grp_pdm_usbdev
115	*
116	*
117	* @section sec_pdm_drv The Pluggable Drivers
118	*
119	* The VM devices are often accessing host hardware or OS facilities. For most
120	* devices these facilities can be abstracted in one or more levels. These
121	* abstractions are called drivers.
122	*
123	* For instance take a DVD/CD drive. This can be connected to a SCSI
124	* controller, an ATA controller or a SATA controller. The basics of the DVD/CD
125	* drive implementation remains the same - eject, insert, read, seek, and such.
126	* (For the scsi case, you might wanna speak SCSI directly to, but that can of
127	* course be fixed - see SCSI passthru.) So, it
128	* makes much sense to have a generic CD/DVD driver which implements this.
129	*
130	* Then the media 'inserted' into the DVD/CD drive can be a ISO image, or it can
131	* be read from a real CD or DVD drive (there are probably other custom formats
132	* someone could desire to read or construct too). So, it would make sense to
133	* have abstracted interfaces for dealing with this in a generic way so the
134	* cdrom unit doesn't have to implement it all. Thus we have created the
135	* CDROM/DVD media driver family.
136	*
137	* So, for this example the IDE controller #1 (i.e. secondary) will have
138	* the DVD/CD Driver attached to it's LUN #0 (master). When a media is mounted
139	* the DVD/CD Driver will have a ISO, HostDVD or RAW (media) Driver attached.
140	*
141	* It is possible to configure many levels of drivers inserting filters, loggers,
142	* or whatever you desire into the chain. We're using this for network sniffing
143	* for instance.
144	*
145	* The drivers are loaded in a similar manner to that of the device, namely by
146	* iterating a keyspace in CFGM, load the modules listed there and call
147	* 'VBoxDriversRegister' with a callback table.
148	*
149	* @see grp_pdm_driver
150	*
151	*
152	* @section sec_pdm_ifs Interfaces
153	*
154	* The pluggable drivers and devices exposes one standard interface (callback
155	* table) which is used to construct, destruct, attach, detach,( ++,) and query
156	* other interfaces. A device will query the interfaces required for it's
157	* operation during init and hotplug. PDM may query some interfaces during
158	* runtime mounting too.
159	*
160	* An interface here means a function table contained within the device or
161	* driver instance data. Its method are invoked with the function table pointer
162	* as the first argument and they will calculate the address of the device or
163	* driver instance data from it. (This is one of the aspects which might have
164	* been better done in C++.)
165	*
166	* @see grp_pdm_interfaces
167	*
168	*
169	* @section sec_pdm_utils Utilities
170	*
171	* As mentioned earlier, PDM is the location of any usful constrcts that doesn't
172	* quite fit into IPRT. The next subsections will discuss these.
173	*
174	* One thing these APIs all have in common is that resources will be associated
175	* with a device / driver and automatically freed after it has been destroyed if
176	* the destructor didn't do this.
177	*
178	*
179	* @subsection sec_pdm_async_completion Async I/O
180	*
181	* The PDM Async I/O API provides a somewhat platform agnostic interface for
182	* asynchronous I/O. For reasons of performance and complexcity this does not
183	* build upon any IPRT API.
184	*
185	* @todo more details.
186	*
187	* @see grp_pdm_async_completion
188	*
189	*
190	* @subsection sec_pdm_async_task Async Task - not implemented
191	*
192	* @todo implement and describe
193	*
194	* @see grp_pdm_async_task
195	*
196	*
197	* @subsection sec_pdm_critsect Critical Section
198	*
199	* The PDM Critical Section API is currently building on the IPRT API with the
200	* same name. It adds the posibility to use critical sections in ring-0 and
201	* raw-mode as well as in ring-3. There are certain restrictions on the RC and
202	* R0 usage though since we're not able to wait on it, nor wake up anyone that
203	* is waiting on it. These restrictions origins with the use of a ring-3 event
204	* semaphore. In a later incarnation we plan to replace the ring-3 event
205	* semaphore with a ring-0 one, thus enabling us to wake up waiters while
206	* exectuing in ring-0 and making the hardware assisted execution mode more
207	* efficient. (Raw-mode won't benefit much from this, naturally.)
208	*
209	* @see grp_pdm_critsect
210	*
211	*
212	* @subsection sec_pdm_queue Queue
213	*
214	* The PDM Queue API is for queuing one or more tasks for later consumption in
215	* ring-3 by EMT, and optinally forcing a delayed or ASAP return to ring-3. The
216	* queues can also be run on a timer basis as an alternative to the ASAP thing.
217	* The queue will be flushed at forced action time.
218	*
219	* A queue can also be used by another thread (a I/O worker for instance) to
220	* send work / events over to the EMT.
221	*
222	* @see grp_pdm_queue
223	*
224	*
225	* @subsection sec_pdm_task Task - not implemented yet
226	*
227	* The PDM Task API is for flagging a task for execution at a later point when
228	* we're back in ring-3, optionally forcing the ring-3 return to happen ASAP.
229	* As you can see the concept is similar to queues only simpler.
230	*
231	* A task can also be scheduled by another thread (a I/O worker for instance) as
232	* a mean of getting something done in EMT.
233	*
234	* @see grp_pdm_task
235	*
236	*
237	* @subsection sec_pdm_thread Thread
238	*
239	* The PDM Thread API is there to help devices and drivers manage their threads
240	* correctly wrt. power on, suspend, resume, power off and destruction.
241	*
242	* The general usage pattern for threads in the employ of devices and drivers is
243	* that they shuffle data or requests while the VM is running and stop doing
244	* this when the VM is paused or powered down. Rogue threads running while the
245	* VM is paused can cause the state to change during saving or have other
246	* unwanted side effects. The PDM Threads API ensures that this won't happen.
247	*
248	* @see grp_pdm_thread
249	*
250	*/
251
252
253	/*******************************************************************************
254	* Header Files *
255	*******************************************************************************/
256	#define LOG_GROUP LOG_GROUP_PDM
257	#include "PDMInternal.h"
258	#include <VBox/pdm.h>
259	#include <VBox/mm.h>
260	#include <VBox/pgm.h>
261	#include <VBox/ssm.h>
262	#include <VBox/vm.h>
263	#include <VBox/uvm.h>
264	#include <VBox/vmm.h>
265	#include <VBox/param.h>
266	#include <VBox/err.h>
267	#include <VBox/sup.h>
268
269	#include <VBox/log.h>
270	#include <iprt/asm.h>
271	#include <iprt/assert.h>
272	#include <iprt/alloc.h>
273	#include <iprt/ldr.h>
274	#include <iprt/path.h>
275	#include <iprt/string.h>
276
277
278	/*******************************************************************************
279	* Defined Constants And Macros *
280	*******************************************************************************/
281	/** The PDM saved state version. */
282	#define PDM_SAVED_STATE_VERSION 3
283
284
285	/*******************************************************************************
286	* Internal Functions *
287	*******************************************************************************/
288	static DECLCALLBACK(int) pdmR3Save(PVM pVM, PSSMHANDLE pSSM);
289	static DECLCALLBACK(int) pdmR3Load(PVM pVM, PSSMHANDLE pSSM, uint32_t u32Version);
290	static DECLCALLBACK(int) pdmR3LoadPrep(PVM pVM, PSSMHANDLE pSSM);
291
292
293
294	/**
295	* Initializes the PDM part of the UVM.
296	*
297	* This doesn't really do much right now but has to be here for the sake
298	* of completeness.
299	*
300	* @returns VBox status code.
301	* @param pUVM Pointer to the user mode VM structure.
302	*/
303	VMMR3DECL(int) PDMR3InitUVM(PUVM pUVM)
304	{
305	AssertCompile(sizeof(pUVM->pdm.s) <= sizeof(pUVM->pdm.padding));
306	AssertRelease(sizeof(pUVM->pdm.s) <= sizeof(pUVM->pdm.padding));
307	pUVM->pdm.s.pModules = NULL;
308	return VINF_SUCCESS;
309	}
310
311
312	/**
313	* Initializes the PDM.
314	*
315	* @returns VBox status code.
316	* @param pVM The VM to operate on.
317	*/
318	VMMR3DECL(int) PDMR3Init(PVM pVM)
319	{
320	LogFlow(("PDMR3Init\n"));
321
322	/*
323	* Assert alignment and sizes.
324	*/
325	AssertRelease(!(RT_OFFSETOF(VM, pdm.s) & 31));
326	AssertRelease(sizeof(pVM->pdm.s) <= sizeof(pVM->pdm.padding));
327	AssertCompileMemberAlignment(PDM, CritSect, sizeof(uintptr_t));
328	/*
329	* Init the structure.
330	*/
331	pVM->pdm.s.offVM = RT_OFFSETOF(VM, pdm.s);
332	pVM->pdm.s.GCPhysVMMDevHeap = NIL_RTGCPHYS;
333
334	/*
335	* Initialize sub compontents.
336	*/
337	int rc = RTCritSectInit(&pVM->pdm.s.MiscCritSect);
338	if (RT_SUCCESS(rc))
339	rc = pdmR3CritSectInit(pVM);
340	if (RT_SUCCESS(rc))
341	rc = PDMR3CritSectInit(pVM, &pVM->pdm.s.CritSect, "PDM");
342	if (RT_SUCCESS(rc))
343	rc = pdmR3LdrInitU(pVM->pUVM);
344	#ifdef VBOX_WITH_PDM_ASYNC_COMPLETION
345	if (RT_SUCCESS(rc))
346	rc = pdmR3AsyncCompletionInit(pVM);
347	#endif
348	if (RT_SUCCESS(rc))
349	rc = pdmR3DrvInit(pVM);
350	if (RT_SUCCESS(rc))
351	rc = pdmR3DevInit(pVM);
352	if (RT_SUCCESS(rc))
353	{
354	/*
355	* Register the saved state data unit.
356	*/
357	rc = SSMR3RegisterInternal(pVM, "pdm", 1, PDM_SAVED_STATE_VERSION, 128,
358	NULL, pdmR3Save, NULL,
359	pdmR3LoadPrep, pdmR3Load, NULL);
360	if (RT_SUCCESS(rc))
361	{
362	LogFlow(("PDM: Successfully initialized\n"));
363	return rc;
364	}
365	}
366
367	/*
368	* Cleanup and return failure.
369	*/
370	PDMR3Term(pVM);
371	LogFlow(("PDMR3Init: returns %Rrc\n", rc));
372	return rc;
373	}
374
375
376	/**
377	* Applies relocations to data and code managed by this
378	* component. This function will be called at init and
379	* whenever the VMM need to relocate it self inside the GC.
380	*
381	* @param pVM VM handle.
382	* @param offDelta Relocation delta relative to old location.
383	* @remark The loader subcomponent is relocated by PDMR3LdrRelocate() very
384	* early in the relocation phase.
385	*/
386	VMMR3DECL(void) PDMR3Relocate(PVM pVM, RTGCINTPTR offDelta)
387	{
388	LogFlow(("PDMR3Relocate\n"));
389
390	/*
391	* Queues.
392	*/
393	pdmR3QueueRelocate(pVM, offDelta);
394	pVM->pdm.s.pDevHlpQueueRC = PDMQueueRCPtr(pVM->pdm.s.pDevHlpQueueR3);
395
396	/*
397	* Critical sections.
398	*/
399	pdmR3CritSectRelocate(pVM);
400
401	/*
402	* The registered PIC.
403	*/
404	if (pVM->pdm.s.Pic.pDevInsRC)
405	{
406	pVM->pdm.s.Pic.pDevInsRC += offDelta;
407	pVM->pdm.s.Pic.pfnSetIrqRC += offDelta;
408	pVM->pdm.s.Pic.pfnGetInterruptRC += offDelta;
409	}
410
411	/*
412	* The registered APIC.
413	*/
414	if (pVM->pdm.s.Apic.pDevInsRC)
415	{
416	pVM->pdm.s.Apic.pDevInsRC += offDelta;
417	pVM->pdm.s.Apic.pfnGetInterruptRC += offDelta;
418	pVM->pdm.s.Apic.pfnSetBaseRC += offDelta;
419	pVM->pdm.s.Apic.pfnGetBaseRC += offDelta;
420	pVM->pdm.s.Apic.pfnSetTPRRC += offDelta;
421	pVM->pdm.s.Apic.pfnGetTPRRC += offDelta;
422	pVM->pdm.s.Apic.pfnBusDeliverRC += offDelta;
423	pVM->pdm.s.Apic.pfnWriteMSRRC += offDelta;
424	pVM->pdm.s.Apic.pfnReadMSRRC += offDelta;
425	}
426
427	/*
428	* The registered I/O APIC.
429	*/
430	if (pVM->pdm.s.IoApic.pDevInsRC)
431	{
432	pVM->pdm.s.IoApic.pDevInsRC += offDelta;
433	pVM->pdm.s.IoApic.pfnSetIrqRC += offDelta;
434	}
435
436	/*
437	* The register PCI Buses.
438	*/
439	for (unsigned i = 0; i < RT_ELEMENTS(pVM->pdm.s.aPciBuses); i++)
440	{
441	if (pVM->pdm.s.aPciBuses[i].pDevInsRC)
442	{
443	pVM->pdm.s.aPciBuses[i].pDevInsRC += offDelta;
444	pVM->pdm.s.aPciBuses[i].pfnSetIrqRC += offDelta;
445	}
446	}
447
448	/*
449	* Devices.
450	*/
451	PCPDMDEVHLPRC pDevHlpRC;
452	int rc = PDMR3LdrGetSymbolRC(pVM, NULL, "g_pdmRCDevHlp", &pDevHlpRC);
453	AssertReleaseMsgRC(rc, ("rc=%Rrc when resolving g_pdmRCDevHlp\n", rc));
454	for (PPDMDEVINS pDevIns = pVM->pdm.s.pDevInstances; pDevIns; pDevIns = pDevIns->Internal.s.pNextR3)
455	{
456	if (pDevIns->pDevReg->fFlags & PDM_DEVREG_FLAGS_RC)
457	{
458	pDevIns->pDevHlpRC = pDevHlpRC;
459	pDevIns->pvInstanceDataRC = MMHyperR3ToRC(pVM, pDevIns->pvInstanceDataR3);
460	pDevIns->Internal.s.pVMRC = pVM->pVMRC;
461	if (pDevIns->Internal.s.pPciBusR3)
462	pDevIns->Internal.s.pPciBusRC = MMHyperR3ToRC(pVM, pDevIns->Internal.s.pPciBusR3);
463	if (pDevIns->Internal.s.pPciDeviceR3)
464	pDevIns->Internal.s.pPciDeviceRC = MMHyperR3ToRC(pVM, pDevIns->Internal.s.pPciDeviceR3);
465	if (pDevIns->pDevReg->pfnRelocate)
466	{
467	LogFlow(("PDMR3Relocate: Relocating device '%s'/%d\n",
468	pDevIns->pDevReg->szDeviceName, pDevIns->iInstance));
469	pDevIns->pDevReg->pfnRelocate(pDevIns, offDelta);
470	}
471	}
472	}
473	}
474
475
476	/**
477	* Worker for pdmR3Term that terminates a LUN chain.
478	*
479	* @param pVM Pointer to the shared VM structure.
480	* @param pLun The head of the chain.
481	* @param pszDevice The name of the device (for logging).
482	* @param iInstance The device instance number (for logging).
483	*/
484	static void pdmR3TermLuns(PVM pVM, PPDMLUN pLun, const char *pszDevice, unsigned iInstance)
485	{
486	for (; pLun; pLun = pLun->pNext)
487	{
488	/*
489	* Destroy them one at a time from the bottom up.
490	* (The serial device/drivers depends on this - bad.)
491	*/
492	PPDMDRVINS pDrvIns = pLun->pBottom;
493	pLun->pBottom = pLun->pTop = NULL;
494	while (pDrvIns)
495	{
496	PPDMDRVINS pDrvNext = pDrvIns->Internal.s.pUp;
497
498	if (pDrvIns->pDrvReg->pfnDestruct)
499	{
500	LogFlow(("pdmR3DevTerm: Destroying - driver '%s'/%d on LUN#%d of device '%s'/%d\n",
501	pDrvIns->pDrvReg->szDriverName, pDrvIns->iInstance, pLun->iLun, pszDevice, iInstance));
502	pDrvIns->pDrvReg->pfnDestruct(pDrvIns);
503	}
504
505	TMR3TimerDestroyDriver(pVM, pDrvIns);
506	//PDMR3QueueDestroyDriver(pVM, pDrvIns);
507	//pdmR3ThreadDestroyDriver(pVM, pDrvIns);
508	SSMR3DeregisterDriver(pVM, pDrvIns, NULL, 0);
509
510	pDrvIns = pDrvNext;
511	}
512	}
513	}
514
515
516	/**
517	* Terminates the PDM.
518	*
519	* Termination means cleaning up and freeing all resources,
520	* the VM it self is at this point powered off or suspended.
521	*
522	* @returns VBox status code.
523	* @param pVM The VM to operate on.
524	*/
525	VMMR3DECL(int) PDMR3Term(PVM pVM)
526	{
527	LogFlow(("PDMR3Term:\n"));
528	AssertMsg(pVM->pdm.s.offVM, ("bad init order!\n"));
529
530	/*
531	* Iterate the device instances and attach drivers, doing
532	* relevant destruction processing.
533	*
534	* N.B. There is no need to mess around freeing memory allocated
535	* from any MM heap since MM will do that in its Term function.
536	*/
537	/* usb ones first. */
538	for (PPDMUSBINS pUsbIns = pVM->pdm.s.pUsbInstances; pUsbIns; pUsbIns = pUsbIns->Internal.s.pNext)
539	{
540	pdmR3TermLuns(pVM, pUsbIns->Internal.s.pLuns, pUsbIns->pUsbReg->szDeviceName, pUsbIns->iInstance);
541
542	if (pUsbIns->pUsbReg->pfnDestruct)
543	{
544	LogFlow(("pdmR3DevTerm: Destroying - device '%s'/%d\n",
545	pUsbIns->pUsbReg->szDeviceName, pUsbIns->iInstance));
546	pUsbIns->pUsbReg->pfnDestruct(pUsbIns);
547	}
548
549	//TMR3TimerDestroyUsb(pVM, pUsbIns);
550	//SSMR3DeregisterUsb(pVM, pUsbIns, NULL, 0);
551	pdmR3ThreadDestroyUsb(pVM, pUsbIns);
552	}
553
554	/* then the 'normal' ones. */
555	for (PPDMDEVINS pDevIns = pVM->pdm.s.pDevInstances; pDevIns; pDevIns = pDevIns->Internal.s.pNextR3)
556	{
557	pdmR3TermLuns(pVM, pDevIns->Internal.s.pLunsR3, pDevIns->pDevReg->szDeviceName, pDevIns->iInstance);
558
559	if (pDevIns->pDevReg->pfnDestruct)
560	{
561	LogFlow(("pdmR3DevTerm: Destroying - device '%s'/%d\n",
562	pDevIns->pDevReg->szDeviceName, pDevIns->iInstance));
563	pDevIns->pDevReg->pfnDestruct(pDevIns);
564	}
565
566	TMR3TimerDestroyDevice(pVM, pDevIns);
567	//SSMR3DeregisterDriver(pVM, pDevIns, NULL, 0);
568	pdmR3CritSectDeleteDevice(pVM, pDevIns);
569	//pdmR3ThreadDestroyDevice(pVM, pDevIns);
570	//PDMR3QueueDestroyDevice(pVM, pDevIns);
571	PGMR3PhysMMIO2Deregister(pVM, pDevIns, UINT32_MAX);
572	}
573
574	/*
575	* Destroy all threads.
576	*/
577	pdmR3ThreadDestroyAll(pVM);
578
579	#ifdef VBOX_WITH_PDM_ASYNC_COMPLETION
580	/*
581	* Free async completion managers.
582	*/
583	pdmR3AsyncCompletionTerm(pVM);
584	#endif
585
586	/*
587	* Free modules.
588	*/
589	pdmR3LdrTermU(pVM->pUVM);
590
591	/*
592	* Destroy the PDM lock.
593	*/
594	PDMR3CritSectDelete(&pVM->pdm.s.CritSect);
595	/* The MiscCritSect is deleted by PDMR3CritSectTerm. */
596
597	LogFlow(("PDMR3Term: returns %Rrc\n", VINF_SUCCESS));
598	return VINF_SUCCESS;
599	}
600
601
602	/**
603	* Terminates the PDM part of the UVM.
604	*
605	* This will unload any modules left behind.
606	*
607	* @param pUVM Pointer to the user mode VM structure.
608	*/
609	VMMR3DECL(void) PDMR3TermUVM(PUVM pUVM)
610	{
611	/*
612	* In the normal cause of events we will now call pdmR3LdrTermU for
613	* the second time. In the case of init failure however, this might
614	* the first time, which is why we do it.
615	*/
616	pdmR3LdrTermU(pUVM);
617	}
618
619
620
621
622
623	/**
624	* Execute state save operation.
625	*
626	* @returns VBox status code.
627	* @param pVM VM Handle.
628	* @param pSSM SSM operation handle.
629	*/
630	static DECLCALLBACK(int) pdmR3Save(PVM pVM, PSSMHANDLE pSSM)
631	{
632	LogFlow(("pdmR3Save:\n"));
633
634	/*
635	* Save interrupt and DMA states.
636	*/
637	for (unsigned idCpu=0;idCpu<pVM->cCPUs;idCpu++)
638	{
639	PVMCPU pVCpu = &pVM->aCpus[idCpu];
640	SSMR3PutUInt(pSSM, VMCPU_FF_ISSET(pVCpu, VMCPU_FF_INTERRUPT_APIC));
641	SSMR3PutUInt(pSSM, VMCPU_FF_ISSET(pVCpu, VMCPU_FF_INTERRUPT_PIC));
642	}
643	SSMR3PutUInt(pSSM, VM_FF_ISSET(pVM, VM_FF_PDM_DMA));
644
645	/*
646	* Save the list of device instances so we can check that
647	* they're all still there when we load the state and that
648	* nothing new have been added.
649	*/
650	/** @todo We might have to filter out some device classes, like USB attached devices. */
651	uint32_t i = 0;
652	for (PPDMDEVINS pDevIns = pVM->pdm.s.pDevInstances; pDevIns; pDevIns = pDevIns->Internal.s.pNextR3, i++)
653	{
654	SSMR3PutU32(pSSM, i);
655	SSMR3PutStrZ(pSSM, pDevIns->pDevReg->szDeviceName);
656	SSMR3PutU32(pSSM, pDevIns->iInstance);
657	}
658	return SSMR3PutU32(pSSM, ~0); /* terminator */
659	}
660
661
662	/**
663	* Prepare state load operation.
664	*
665	* This will dispatch pending operations and clear the FFs governed by PDM and its devices.
666	*
667	* @returns VBox status code.
668	* @param pVM The VM handle.
669	* @param pSSM The SSM handle.
670	*/
671	static DECLCALLBACK(int) pdmR3LoadPrep(PVM pVM, PSSMHANDLE pSSM)
672	{
673	LogFlow(("pdmR3LoadPrep: %s%s%s%s\n",
674	VM_FF_ISSET(pVM, VM_FF_PDM_QUEUES) ? " VM_FF_PDM_QUEUES" : "",
675	VM_FF_ISSET(pVM, VM_FF_PDM_DMA) ? " VM_FF_PDM_DMA" : ""
676	));
677	#ifdef LOG_ENABLED
678	for (unsigned idCpu=0;idCpu<pVM->cCPUs;idCpu++)
679	{
680	PVMCPU pVCpu = &pVM->aCpus[idCpu];
681	LogFlow(("pdmR3LoadPrep: VCPU %d %s%s%s%s\n", idCpu,
682	VMCPU_FF_ISSET(pVCpu, VMCPU_FF_INTERRUPT_APIC) ? " VMCPU_FF_INTERRUPT_APIC" : "",
683	VMCPU_FF_ISSET(pVCpu, VMCPU_FF_INTERRUPT_PIC) ? " VMCPU_FF_INTERRUPT_PIC" : ""
684	));
685	}
686	#endif
687
688	/*
689	* In case there is work pending that will raise an interrupt,
690	* start a DMA transfer, or release a lock. (unlikely)
691	*/
692	if (VM_FF_ISSET(pVM, VM_FF_PDM_QUEUES))
693	PDMR3QueueFlushAll(pVM);
694
695	/* Clear the FFs. */
696	for (unsigned idCpu=0;idCpu<pVM->cCPUs;idCpu++)
697	{
698	PVMCPU pVCpu = &pVM->aCpus[idCpu];
699	VMCPU_FF_CLEAR(pVCpu, VMCPU_FF_INTERRUPT_APIC);
700	VMCPU_FF_CLEAR(pVCpu, VMCPU_FF_INTERRUPT_PIC);
701	}
702	VM_FF_CLEAR(pVM, VM_FF_PDM_DMA);
703
704	return VINF_SUCCESS;
705	}
706
707
708	/**
709	* Execute state load operation.
710	*
711	* @returns VBox status code.
712	* @param pVM VM Handle.
713	* @param pSSM SSM operation handle.
714	* @param u32Version Data layout version.
715	*/
716	static DECLCALLBACK(int) pdmR3Load(PVM pVM, PSSMHANDLE pSSM, uint32_t u32Version)
717	{
718	int rc;
719
720	LogFlow(("pdmR3Load:\n"));
721
722	/*
723	* Validate version.
724	*/
725	if (u32Version != PDM_SAVED_STATE_VERSION)
726	{
727	AssertMsgFailed(("pdmR3Load: Invalid version u32Version=%d!\n", u32Version));
728	return VERR_SSM_UNSUPPORTED_DATA_UNIT_VERSION;
729	}
730
731	/*
732	* Load the interrupt and DMA states.
733	*/
734	for (unsigned idCpu=0;idCpu<pVM->cCPUs;idCpu++)
735	{
736	PVMCPU pVCpu = &pVM->aCpus[idCpu];
737
738	/* APIC interrupt */
739	RTUINT fInterruptPending = 0;
740	rc = SSMR3GetUInt(pSSM, &fInterruptPending);
741	if (RT_FAILURE(rc))
742	return rc;
743	if (fInterruptPending & ~1)
744	{
745	AssertMsgFailed(("fInterruptPending=%#x (APIC)\n", fInterruptPending));
746	return VERR_SSM_DATA_UNIT_FORMAT_CHANGED;
747	}
748	AssertRelease(!VMCPU_FF_ISSET(pVCpu, VMCPU_FF_INTERRUPT_APIC));
749	if (fInterruptPending)
750	VMCPU_FF_SET(pVCpu, VMCPU_FF_INTERRUPT_APIC);
751
752	/* PIC interrupt */
753	fInterruptPending = 0;
754	rc = SSMR3GetUInt(pSSM, &fInterruptPending);
755	if (RT_FAILURE(rc))
756	return rc;
757	if (fInterruptPending & ~1)
758	{
759	AssertMsgFailed(("fInterruptPending=%#x (PIC)\n", fInterruptPending));
760	return VERR_SSM_DATA_UNIT_FORMAT_CHANGED;
761	}
762	AssertRelease(!VMCPU_FF_ISSET(pVCpu, VMCPU_FF_INTERRUPT_PIC));
763	if (fInterruptPending)
764	VMCPU_FF_SET(pVCpu, VMCPU_FF_INTERRUPT_PIC);
765	}
766
767	/* DMA pending */
768	RTUINT fDMAPending = 0;
769	rc = SSMR3GetUInt(pSSM, &fDMAPending);
770	if (RT_FAILURE(rc))
771	return rc;
772	if (fDMAPending & ~1)
773	{
774	AssertMsgFailed(("fDMAPending=%#x\n", fDMAPending));
775	return VERR_SSM_DATA_UNIT_FORMAT_CHANGED;
776	}
777	AssertRelease(!VM_FF_ISSET(pVM, VM_FF_PDM_DMA));
778	if (fDMAPending)
779	VM_FF_SET(pVM, VM_FF_PDM_DMA);
780
781	/*
782	* Load the list of devices and verify that they are all there.
783	*
784	* We boldly ASSUME that the order is fixed and that it's a good, this
785	* makes it way easier to validate...
786	*/
787	uint32_t i = 0;
788	PPDMDEVINS pDevIns = pVM->pdm.s.pDevInstances;
789	for (;;pDevIns = pDevIns->Internal.s.pNextR3, i++)
790	{
791	/* Get the separator / terminator. */
792	uint32_t u32Sep;
793	int rc = SSMR3GetU32(pSSM, &u32Sep);
794	if (RT_FAILURE(rc))
795	return rc;
796	if (u32Sep == (uint32_t)~0)
797	break;
798	if (u32Sep != i)
799	AssertMsgFailedReturn(("Out of seqence. u32Sep=%#x i=%#x\n", u32Sep, i), VERR_SSM_DATA_UNIT_FORMAT_CHANGED);
800
801	/* get the name and instance number. */
802	char szDeviceName[sizeof(pDevIns->pDevReg->szDeviceName)];
803	rc = SSMR3GetStrZ(pSSM, szDeviceName, sizeof(szDeviceName));
804	if (RT_FAILURE(rc))
805	return rc;
806	RTUINT iInstance;
807	rc = SSMR3GetUInt(pSSM, &iInstance);
808	if (RT_FAILURE(rc))
809	return rc;
810
811	/* compare */
812	if (!pDevIns)
813	{
814	LogRel(("Device '%s'/%d not found in current config\n", szDeviceName, iInstance));
815	if (SSMR3HandleGetAfter(pSSM) != SSMAFTER_DEBUG_IT)
816	AssertFailedReturn(VERR_SSM_LOAD_CONFIG_MISMATCH);
817	break;
818	}
819	if ( strcmp(szDeviceName, pDevIns->pDevReg->szDeviceName)
820	\|\| pDevIns->iInstance != iInstance)
821	{
822	LogRel(("u32Sep=%d loaded '%s'/%d configured '%s'/%d\n",
823	u32Sep, szDeviceName, iInstance, pDevIns->pDevReg->szDeviceName, pDevIns->iInstance));
824	if (SSMR3HandleGetAfter(pSSM) != SSMAFTER_DEBUG_IT)
825	AssertFailedReturn(VERR_SSM_LOAD_CONFIG_MISMATCH);
826	}
827	}
828
829	/*
830	* Too many devices?
831	*/
832	if (pDevIns)
833	{
834	LogRel(("Device '%s'/%d not found in saved state\n", pDevIns->pDevReg->szDeviceName, pDevIns->iInstance));
835	if (SSMR3HandleGetAfter(pSSM) != SSMAFTER_DEBUG_IT)
836	AssertFailedReturn(VERR_SSM_LOAD_CONFIG_MISMATCH);
837	}
838
839	return VINF_SUCCESS;
840	}
841
842
843	/**
844	* This function will notify all the devices and their
845	* attached drivers about the VM now being powered on.
846	*
847	* @param pVM VM Handle.
848	*/
849	VMMR3DECL(void) PDMR3PowerOn(PVM pVM)
850	{
851	LogFlow(("PDMR3PowerOn:\n"));
852
853	/*
854	* Iterate the device instances.
855	* The attached drivers are processed first.
856	*/
857	for (PPDMDEVINS pDevIns = pVM->pdm.s.pDevInstances; pDevIns; pDevIns = pDevIns->Internal.s.pNextR3)
858	{
859	for (PPDMLUN pLun = pDevIns->Internal.s.pLunsR3; pLun; pLun = pLun->pNext)
860	/** @todo Inverse the order here? */
861	for (PPDMDRVINS pDrvIns = pLun->pTop; pDrvIns; pDrvIns = pDrvIns->Internal.s.pDown)
862	if (pDrvIns->pDrvReg->pfnPowerOn)
863	{
864	LogFlow(("PDMR3PowerOn: Notifying - driver '%s'/%d on LUN#%d of device '%s'/%d\n",
865	pDrvIns->pDrvReg->szDriverName, pDrvIns->iInstance, pLun->iLun, pDevIns->pDevReg->szDeviceName, pDevIns->iInstance));
866	pDrvIns->pDrvReg->pfnPowerOn(pDrvIns);
867	}
868
869	if (pDevIns->pDevReg->pfnPowerOn)
870	{
871	LogFlow(("PDMR3PowerOn: Notifying - device '%s'/%d\n",
872	pDevIns->pDevReg->szDeviceName, pDevIns->iInstance));
873	pDevIns->pDevReg->pfnPowerOn(pDevIns);
874	}
875	}
876
877	#ifdef VBOX_WITH_USB
878	for (PPDMUSBINS pUsbIns = pVM->pdm.s.pUsbInstances; pUsbIns; pUsbIns = pUsbIns->Internal.s.pNext)
879	{
880	for (PPDMLUN pLun = pUsbIns->Internal.s.pLuns; pLun; pLun = pLun->pNext)
881	for (PPDMDRVINS pDrvIns = pLun->pTop; pDrvIns; pDrvIns = pDrvIns->Internal.s.pDown)
882	if (pDrvIns->pDrvReg->pfnPowerOn)
883	{
884	LogFlow(("PDMR3PowerOn: Notifying - driver '%s'/%d on LUN#%d of usb device '%s'/%d\n",
885	pDrvIns->pDrvReg->szDriverName, pDrvIns->iInstance, pLun->iLun, pUsbIns->pUsbReg->szDeviceName, pUsbIns->iInstance));
886	pDrvIns->pDrvReg->pfnPowerOn(pDrvIns);
887	}
888
889	if (pUsbIns->pUsbReg->pfnVMPowerOn)
890	{
891	LogFlow(("PDMR3PowerOn: Notifying - device '%s'/%d\n",
892	pUsbIns->pUsbReg->szDeviceName, pUsbIns->iInstance));
893	pUsbIns->pUsbReg->pfnVMPowerOn(pUsbIns);
894	}
895	}
896	#endif
897
898	/*
899	* Resume all threads.
900	*/
901	pdmR3ThreadResumeAll(pVM);
902
903	LogFlow(("PDMR3PowerOn: returns void\n"));
904	}
905
906
907
908
909	/**
910	* This function will notify all the devices and their
911	* attached drivers about the VM now being reset.
912	*
913	* @param pVM VM Handle.
914	*/
915	VMMR3DECL(void) PDMR3Reset(PVM pVM)
916	{
917	LogFlow(("PDMR3Reset:\n"));
918
919	/*
920	* Clear all pending interrupts and DMA operations.
921	*/
922	for (unsigned idCpu=0;idCpu<pVM->cCPUs;idCpu++)
923	{
924	PVMCPU pVCpu = &pVM->aCpus[idCpu];
925	VMCPU_FF_CLEAR(pVCpu, VMCPU_FF_INTERRUPT_APIC);
926	VMCPU_FF_CLEAR(pVCpu, VMCPU_FF_INTERRUPT_PIC);
927	}
928	VM_FF_CLEAR(pVM, VM_FF_PDM_DMA);
929
930	/*
931	* Iterate the device instances.
932	* The attached drivers are processed first.
933	*/
934	for (PPDMDEVINS pDevIns = pVM->pdm.s.pDevInstances; pDevIns; pDevIns = pDevIns->Internal.s.pNextR3)
935	{
936	for (PPDMLUN pLun = pDevIns->Internal.s.pLunsR3; pLun; pLun = pLun->pNext)
937	/** @todo Inverse the order here? */
938	for (PPDMDRVINS pDrvIns = pLun->pTop; pDrvIns; pDrvIns = pDrvIns->Internal.s.pDown)
939	if (pDrvIns->pDrvReg->pfnReset)
940	{
941	LogFlow(("PDMR3Reset: Notifying - driver '%s'/%d on LUN#%d of device '%s'/%d\n",
942	pDrvIns->pDrvReg->szDriverName, pDrvIns->iInstance, pLun->iLun, pDevIns->pDevReg->szDeviceName, pDevIns->iInstance));
943	pDrvIns->pDrvReg->pfnReset(pDrvIns);
944	}
945
946	if (pDevIns->pDevReg->pfnReset)
947	{
948	LogFlow(("PDMR3Reset: Notifying - device '%s'/%d\n",
949	pDevIns->pDevReg->szDeviceName, pDevIns->iInstance));
950	pDevIns->pDevReg->pfnReset(pDevIns);
951	}
952	}
953
954	#ifdef VBOX_WITH_USB
955	for (PPDMUSBINS pUsbIns = pVM->pdm.s.pUsbInstances; pUsbIns; pUsbIns = pUsbIns->Internal.s.pNext)
956	{
957	for (PPDMLUN pLun = pUsbIns->Internal.s.pLuns; pLun; pLun = pLun->pNext)
958	for (PPDMDRVINS pDrvIns = pLun->pTop; pDrvIns; pDrvIns = pDrvIns->Internal.s.pDown)
959	if (pDrvIns->pDrvReg->pfnReset)
960	{
961	LogFlow(("PDMR3Reset: Notifying - driver '%s'/%d on LUN#%d of usb device '%s'/%d\n",
962	pDrvIns->pDrvReg->szDriverName, pDrvIns->iInstance, pLun->iLun, pUsbIns->pUsbReg->szDeviceName, pUsbIns->iInstance));
963	pDrvIns->pDrvReg->pfnReset(pDrvIns);
964	}
965
966	if (pUsbIns->pUsbReg->pfnVMReset)
967	{
968	LogFlow(("PDMR3Reset: Notifying - device '%s'/%d\n",
969	pUsbIns->pUsbReg->szDeviceName, pUsbIns->iInstance));
970	pUsbIns->pUsbReg->pfnVMReset(pUsbIns);
971	}
972	}
973	#endif
974
975	LogFlow(("PDMR3Reset: returns void\n"));
976	}
977
978
979	/**
980	* This function will notify all the devices and their
981	* attached drivers about the VM now being reset.
982	*
983	* @param pVM VM Handle.
984	*/
985	VMMR3DECL(void) PDMR3Suspend(PVM pVM)
986	{
987	LogFlow(("PDMR3Suspend:\n"));
988
989	/*
990	* Iterate the device instances.
991	* The attached drivers are processed first.
992	*/
993	for (PPDMDEVINS pDevIns = pVM->pdm.s.pDevInstances; pDevIns; pDevIns = pDevIns->Internal.s.pNextR3)
994	{
995	/*
996	* Some devices need to be notified first that the VM is suspended to ensure that that there are no pending
997	* requests from the guest which are still processed. Calling the drivers before these requests are finished
998	* might lead to errors otherwise. One example is the SATA controller which might still have I/O requests
999	* pending. But DrvVD sets the files into readonly mode and every request will fail then.
1000	*/
1001	if (pDevIns->pDevReg->pfnSuspend && (pDevIns->pDevReg->fFlags & PDM_DEVREG_FLAGS_FIRST_SUSPEND_NOTIFICATION))
1002	{
1003	LogFlow(("PDMR3Suspend: Notifying - device '%s'/%d\n",
1004	pDevIns->pDevReg->szDeviceName, pDevIns->iInstance));
1005	pDevIns->pDevReg->pfnSuspend(pDevIns);
1006	}
1007
1008	for (PPDMLUN pLun = pDevIns->Internal.s.pLunsR3; pLun; pLun = pLun->pNext)
1009	for (PPDMDRVINS pDrvIns = pLun->pTop; pDrvIns; pDrvIns = pDrvIns->Internal.s.pDown)
1010	if (pDrvIns->pDrvReg->pfnSuspend)
1011	{
1012	LogFlow(("PDMR3Suspend: Notifying - driver '%s'/%d on LUN#%d of device '%s'/%d\n",
1013	pDrvIns->pDrvReg->szDriverName, pDrvIns->iInstance, pLun->iLun, pDevIns->pDevReg->szDeviceName, pDevIns->iInstance));
1014	pDrvIns->pDrvReg->pfnSuspend(pDrvIns);
1015	}
1016
1017	/* Don't call the suspend notification again if it was already called. */
1018	if (pDevIns->pDevReg->pfnSuspend && !(pDevIns->pDevReg->fFlags & PDM_DEVREG_FLAGS_FIRST_SUSPEND_NOTIFICATION))
1019	{
1020	LogFlow(("PDMR3Suspend: Notifying - device '%s'/%d\n",
1021	pDevIns->pDevReg->szDeviceName, pDevIns->iInstance));
1022	pDevIns->pDevReg->pfnSuspend(pDevIns);
1023	}
1024	}
1025
1026	#ifdef VBOX_WITH_USB
1027	for (PPDMUSBINS pUsbIns = pVM->pdm.s.pUsbInstances; pUsbIns; pUsbIns = pUsbIns->Internal.s.pNext)
1028	{
1029	for (PPDMLUN pLun = pUsbIns->Internal.s.pLuns; pLun; pLun = pLun->pNext)
1030	for (PPDMDRVINS pDrvIns = pLun->pTop; pDrvIns; pDrvIns = pDrvIns->Internal.s.pDown)
1031	if (pDrvIns->pDrvReg->pfnSuspend)
1032	{
1033	LogFlow(("PDMR3Suspend: Notifying - driver '%s'/%d on LUN#%d of usb device '%s'/%d\n",
1034	pDrvIns->pDrvReg->szDriverName, pDrvIns->iInstance, pLun->iLun, pUsbIns->pUsbReg->szDeviceName, pUsbIns->iInstance));
1035	pDrvIns->pDrvReg->pfnSuspend(pDrvIns);
1036	}
1037
1038	if (pUsbIns->pUsbReg->pfnVMSuspend)
1039	{
1040	LogFlow(("PDMR3Suspend: Notifying - device '%s'/%d\n",
1041	pUsbIns->pUsbReg->szDeviceName, pUsbIns->iInstance));
1042	pUsbIns->pUsbReg->pfnVMSuspend(pUsbIns);
1043	}
1044	}
1045	#endif
1046
1047	/*
1048	* Suspend all threads.
1049	*/
1050	pdmR3ThreadSuspendAll(pVM);
1051
1052	LogFlow(("PDMR3Suspend: returns void\n"));
1053	}
1054
1055
1056	/**
1057	* This function will notify all the devices and their
1058	* attached drivers about the VM now being resumed.
1059	*
1060	* @param pVM VM Handle.
1061	*/
1062	VMMR3DECL(void) PDMR3Resume(PVM pVM)
1063	{
1064	LogFlow(("PDMR3Resume:\n"));
1065
1066	/*
1067	* Iterate the device instances.
1068	* The attached drivers are processed first.
1069	*/
1070	for (PPDMDEVINS pDevIns = pVM->pdm.s.pDevInstances; pDevIns; pDevIns = pDevIns->Internal.s.pNextR3)
1071	{
1072	for (PPDMLUN pLun = pDevIns->Internal.s.pLunsR3; pLun; pLun = pLun->pNext)
1073	for (PPDMDRVINS pDrvIns = pLun->pTop; pDrvIns; pDrvIns = pDrvIns->Internal.s.pDown)
1074	if (pDrvIns->pDrvReg->pfnResume)
1075	{
1076	LogFlow(("PDMR3Resume: Notifying - driver '%s'/%d on LUN#%d of device '%s'/%d\n",
1077	pDrvIns->pDrvReg->szDriverName, pDrvIns->iInstance, pLun->iLun, pDevIns->pDevReg->szDeviceName, pDevIns->iInstance));
1078	pDrvIns->pDrvReg->pfnResume(pDrvIns);
1079	}
1080
1081	if (pDevIns->pDevReg->pfnResume)
1082	{
1083	LogFlow(("PDMR3Resume: Notifying - device '%s'/%d\n",
1084	pDevIns->pDevReg->szDeviceName, pDevIns->iInstance));
1085	pDevIns->pDevReg->pfnResume(pDevIns);
1086	}
1087	}
1088
1089	#ifdef VBOX_WITH_USB
1090	for (PPDMUSBINS pUsbIns = pVM->pdm.s.pUsbInstances; pUsbIns; pUsbIns = pUsbIns->Internal.s.pNext)
1091	{
1092	for (PPDMLUN pLun = pUsbIns->Internal.s.pLuns; pLun; pLun = pLun->pNext)
1093	for (PPDMDRVINS pDrvIns = pLun->pTop; pDrvIns; pDrvIns = pDrvIns->Internal.s.pDown)
1094	if (pDrvIns->pDrvReg->pfnResume)
1095	{
1096	LogFlow(("PDMR3Resume: Notifying - driver '%s'/%d on LUN#%d of usb device '%s'/%d\n",
1097	pDrvIns->pDrvReg->szDriverName, pDrvIns->iInstance, pLun->iLun, pUsbIns->pUsbReg->szDeviceName, pUsbIns->iInstance));
1098	pDrvIns->pDrvReg->pfnResume(pDrvIns);
1099	}
1100
1101	if (pUsbIns->pUsbReg->pfnVMResume)
1102	{
1103	LogFlow(("PDMR3Resume: Notifying - device '%s'/%d\n",
1104	pUsbIns->pUsbReg->szDeviceName, pUsbIns->iInstance));
1105	pUsbIns->pUsbReg->pfnVMResume(pUsbIns);
1106	}
1107	}
1108	#endif
1109
1110	/*
1111	* Resume all threads.
1112	*/
1113	pdmR3ThreadResumeAll(pVM);
1114
1115	LogFlow(("PDMR3Resume: returns void\n"));
1116	}
1117
1118
1119	/**
1120	* This function will notify all the devices and their
1121	* attached drivers about the VM being powered off.
1122	*
1123	* @param pVM VM Handle.
1124	*/
1125	VMMR3DECL(void) PDMR3PowerOff(PVM pVM)
1126	{
1127	LogFlow(("PDMR3PowerOff:\n"));
1128
1129	/*
1130	* Iterate the device instances.
1131	* The attached drivers are processed first.
1132	*/
1133	for (PPDMDEVINS pDevIns = pVM->pdm.s.pDevInstances; pDevIns; pDevIns = pDevIns->Internal.s.pNextR3)
1134	{
1135
1136	if (pDevIns->pDevReg->pfnPowerOff && (pDevIns->pDevReg->fFlags & PDM_DEVREG_FLAGS_FIRST_POWEROFF_NOTIFICATION))
1137	{
1138	LogFlow(("PDMR3PowerOff: Notifying - device '%s'/%d\n",
1139	pDevIns->pDevReg->szDeviceName, pDevIns->iInstance));
1140	pDevIns->pDevReg->pfnPowerOff(pDevIns);
1141	}
1142
1143	for (PPDMLUN pLun = pDevIns->Internal.s.pLunsR3; pLun; pLun = pLun->pNext)
1144	for (PPDMDRVINS pDrvIns = pLun->pTop; pDrvIns; pDrvIns = pDrvIns->Internal.s.pDown)
1145	if (pDrvIns->pDrvReg->pfnPowerOff)
1146	{
1147	LogFlow(("PDMR3PowerOff: Notifying - driver '%s'/%d on LUN#%d of device '%s'/%d\n",
1148	pDrvIns->pDrvReg->szDriverName, pDrvIns->iInstance, pLun->iLun, pDevIns->pDevReg->szDeviceName, pDevIns->iInstance));
1149	pDrvIns->pDrvReg->pfnPowerOff(pDrvIns);
1150	}
1151
1152	if (pDevIns->pDevReg->pfnPowerOff && !(pDevIns->pDevReg->fFlags & PDM_DEVREG_FLAGS_FIRST_POWEROFF_NOTIFICATION))
1153	{
1154	LogFlow(("PDMR3PowerOff: Notifying - device '%s'/%d\n",
1155	pDevIns->pDevReg->szDeviceName, pDevIns->iInstance));
1156	pDevIns->pDevReg->pfnPowerOff(pDevIns);
1157	}
1158	}
1159
1160	#ifdef VBOX_WITH_USB
1161	for (PPDMUSBINS pUsbIns = pVM->pdm.s.pUsbInstances; pUsbIns; pUsbIns = pUsbIns->Internal.s.pNext)
1162	{
1163	for (PPDMLUN pLun = pUsbIns->Internal.s.pLuns; pLun; pLun = pLun->pNext)
1164	for (PPDMDRVINS pDrvIns = pLun->pTop; pDrvIns; pDrvIns = pDrvIns->Internal.s.pDown)
1165	if (pDrvIns->pDrvReg->pfnPowerOff)
1166	{
1167	LogFlow(("PDMR3PowerOff: Notifying - driver '%s'/%d on LUN#%d of usb device '%s'/%d\n",
1168	pDrvIns->pDrvReg->szDriverName, pDrvIns->iInstance, pLun->iLun, pUsbIns->pUsbReg->szDeviceName, pUsbIns->iInstance));
1169	pDrvIns->pDrvReg->pfnPowerOff(pDrvIns);
1170	}
1171
1172	if (pUsbIns->pUsbReg->pfnVMPowerOff)
1173	{
1174	LogFlow(("PDMR3PowerOff: Notifying - device '%s'/%d\n",
1175	pUsbIns->pUsbReg->szDeviceName, pUsbIns->iInstance));
1176	pUsbIns->pUsbReg->pfnVMPowerOff(pUsbIns);
1177	}
1178	}
1179	#endif
1180
1181	/*
1182	* Suspend all threads.
1183	*/
1184	pdmR3ThreadSuspendAll(pVM);
1185
1186	LogFlow(("PDMR3PowerOff: returns void\n"));
1187	}
1188
1189
1190	/**
1191	* Queries the base interace of a device instance.
1192	*
1193	* The caller can use this to query other interfaces the device implements
1194	* and use them to talk to the device.
1195	*
1196	* @returns VBox status code.
1197	* @param pVM VM handle.
1198	* @param pszDevice Device name.
1199	* @param iInstance Device instance.
1200	* @param ppBase Where to store the pointer to the base device interface on success.
1201	* @remark We're not doing any locking ATM, so don't try call this at times when the
1202	* device chain is known to be updated.
1203	*/
1204	VMMR3DECL(int) PDMR3QueryDevice(PVM pVM, const char pszDevice, unsigned iInstance, PPDMIBASE ppBase)
1205	{
1206	LogFlow(("PDMR3DeviceQuery: pszDevice=%p:{%s} iInstance=%u ppBase=%p\n", pszDevice, pszDevice, iInstance, ppBase));
1207
1208	/*
1209	* Iterate registered devices looking for the device.
1210	*/
1211	size_t cchDevice = strlen(pszDevice);
1212	for (PPDMDEV pDev = pVM->pdm.s.pDevs; pDev; pDev = pDev->pNext)
1213	{
1214	if ( pDev->cchName == cchDevice
1215	&& !memcmp(pDev->pDevReg->szDeviceName, pszDevice, cchDevice))
1216	{
1217	/*
1218	* Iterate device instances.
1219	*/
1220	for (PPDMDEVINS pDevIns = pDev->pInstances; pDevIns; pDevIns = pDevIns->Internal.s.pPerDeviceNextR3)
1221	{
1222	if (pDevIns->iInstance == iInstance)
1223	{
1224	if (pDevIns->IBase.pfnQueryInterface)
1225	{
1226	*ppBase = &pDevIns->IBase;
1227	LogFlow(("PDMR3DeviceQuery: return VINF_SUCCESS and ppBase=%p\n", ppBase));
1228	return VINF_SUCCESS;
1229	}
1230
1231	LogFlow(("PDMR3DeviceQuery: returns VERR_PDM_DEVICE_INSTANCE_NO_IBASE\n"));
1232	return VERR_PDM_DEVICE_INSTANCE_NO_IBASE;
1233	}
1234	}
1235
1236	LogFlow(("PDMR3DeviceQuery: returns VERR_PDM_DEVICE_INSTANCE_NOT_FOUND\n"));
1237	return VERR_PDM_DEVICE_INSTANCE_NOT_FOUND;
1238	}
1239	}
1240
1241	LogFlow(("PDMR3QueryDevice: returns VERR_PDM_DEVICE_NOT_FOUND\n"));
1242	return VERR_PDM_DEVICE_NOT_FOUND;
1243	}
1244
1245
1246	/**
1247	* Queries the base interface of a device LUN.
1248	*
1249	* This differs from PDMR3QueryLun by that it returns the interface on the
1250	* device and not the top level driver.
1251	*
1252	* @returns VBox status code.
1253	* @param pVM VM Handle.
1254	* @param pszDevice Device name.
1255	* @param iInstance Device instance.
1256	* @param iLun The Logical Unit to obtain the interface of.
1257	* @param ppBase Where to store the base interface pointer.
1258	* @remark We're not doing any locking ATM, so don't try call this at times when the
1259	* device chain is known to be updated.
1260	*/
1261	VMMR3DECL(int) PDMR3QueryDeviceLun(PVM pVM, const char pszDevice, unsigned iInstance, unsigned iLun, PPDMIBASE ppBase)
1262	{
1263	LogFlow(("PDMR3QueryLun: pszDevice=%p:{%s} iInstance=%u iLun=%u ppBase=%p\n",
1264	pszDevice, pszDevice, iInstance, iLun, ppBase));
1265
1266	/*
1267	* Find the LUN.
1268	*/
1269	PPDMLUN pLun;
1270	int rc = pdmR3DevFindLun(pVM, pszDevice, iInstance, iLun, &pLun);
1271	if (RT_SUCCESS(rc))
1272	{
1273	*ppBase = pLun->pBase;
1274	LogFlow(("PDMR3QueryDeviceLun: return VINF_SUCCESS and ppBase=%p\n", ppBase));
1275	return VINF_SUCCESS;
1276	}
1277	LogFlow(("PDMR3QueryDeviceLun: returns %Rrc\n", rc));
1278	return rc;
1279	}
1280
1281
1282	/**
1283	* Query the interface of the top level driver on a LUN.
1284	*
1285	* @returns VBox status code.
1286	* @param pVM VM Handle.
1287	* @param pszDevice Device name.
1288	* @param iInstance Device instance.
1289	* @param iLun The Logical Unit to obtain the interface of.
1290	* @param ppBase Where to store the base interface pointer.
1291	* @remark We're not doing any locking ATM, so don't try call this at times when the
1292	* device chain is known to be updated.
1293	*/
1294	VMMR3DECL(int) PDMR3QueryLun(PVM pVM, const char pszDevice, unsigned iInstance, unsigned iLun, PPDMIBASE ppBase)
1295	{
1296	LogFlow(("PDMR3QueryLun: pszDevice=%p:{%s} iInstance=%u iLun=%u ppBase=%p\n",
1297	pszDevice, pszDevice, iInstance, iLun, ppBase));
1298
1299	/*
1300	* Find the LUN.
1301	*/
1302	PPDMLUN pLun;
1303	int rc = pdmR3DevFindLun(pVM, pszDevice, iInstance, iLun, &pLun);
1304	if (RT_SUCCESS(rc))
1305	{
1306	if (pLun->pTop)
1307	{
1308	*ppBase = &pLun->pTop->IBase;
1309	LogFlow(("PDMR3QueryLun: return %Rrc and ppBase=%p\n", VINF_SUCCESS, ppBase));
1310	return VINF_SUCCESS;
1311	}
1312	rc = VERR_PDM_NO_DRIVER_ATTACHED_TO_LUN;
1313	}
1314	LogFlow(("PDMR3QueryLun: returns %Rrc\n", rc));
1315	return rc;
1316	}
1317
1318	/**
1319	* Executes pending DMA transfers.
1320	* Forced Action handler.
1321	*
1322	* @param pVM VM handle.
1323	*/
1324	VMMR3DECL(void) PDMR3DmaRun(PVM pVM)
1325	{
1326	/* Note! Not really SMP safe; restrict it to VCPU 0. */
1327	if (VMMGetCpuId(pVM) != 0)
1328	return;
1329
1330	if (VM_FF_TESTANDCLEAR(pVM, VM_FF_PDM_DMA_BIT))
1331	{
1332	if (pVM->pdm.s.pDmac)
1333	{
1334	bool fMore = pVM->pdm.s.pDmac->Reg.pfnRun(pVM->pdm.s.pDmac->pDevIns);
1335	if (fMore)
1336	VM_FF_SET(pVM, VM_FF_PDM_DMA);
1337	}
1338	}
1339	}
1340
1341
1342	/**
1343	* Service a VMMCALLHOST_PDM_LOCK call.
1344	*
1345	* @returns VBox status code.
1346	* @param pVM The VM handle.
1347	*/
1348	VMMR3DECL(int) PDMR3LockCall(PVM pVM)
1349	{
1350	return PDMR3CritSectEnterEx(&pVM->pdm.s.CritSect, true /* fHostCall */);
1351	}
1352
1353
1354	/**
1355	* Registers the VMM device heap
1356	*
1357	* @returns VBox status code.
1358	* @param pVM VM handle.
1359	* @param GCPhys The physical address.
1360	* @param pvHeap Ring-3 pointer.
1361	* @param cbSize Size of the heap.
1362	*/
1363	VMMR3DECL(int) PDMR3RegisterVMMDevHeap(PVM pVM, RTGCPHYS GCPhys, RTR3PTR pvHeap, unsigned cbSize)
1364	{
1365	Assert(pVM->pdm.s.pvVMMDevHeap == NULL);
1366
1367	Log(("PDMR3RegisterVMMDevHeap %RGp %RHv %x\n", GCPhys, pvHeap, cbSize));
1368	pVM->pdm.s.pvVMMDevHeap = pvHeap;
1369	pVM->pdm.s.GCPhysVMMDevHeap = GCPhys;
1370	pVM->pdm.s.cbVMMDevHeap = cbSize;
1371	pVM->pdm.s.cbVMMDevHeapLeft = cbSize;
1372	return VINF_SUCCESS;
1373	}
1374
1375
1376	/**
1377	* Unregisters the VMM device heap
1378	*
1379	* @returns VBox status code.
1380	* @param pVM VM handle.
1381	* @param GCPhys The physical address.
1382	*/
1383	VMMR3DECL(int) PDMR3UnregisterVMMDevHeap(PVM pVM, RTGCPHYS GCPhys)
1384	{
1385	Assert(pVM->pdm.s.GCPhysVMMDevHeap == GCPhys);
1386
1387	Log(("PDMR3UnregisterVMMDevHeap %RGp\n", GCPhys));
1388	pVM->pdm.s.pvVMMDevHeap = NULL;
1389	pVM->pdm.s.GCPhysVMMDevHeap = NIL_RTGCPHYS;
1390	pVM->pdm.s.cbVMMDevHeap = 0;
1391	pVM->pdm.s.cbVMMDevHeapLeft = 0;
1392	return VINF_SUCCESS;
1393	}
1394
1395
1396	/**
1397	* Allocates memory from the VMM device heap
1398	*
1399	* @returns VBox status code.
1400	* @param pVM VM handle.
1401	* @param cbSize Allocation size.
1402	* @param pv Ring-3 pointer. (out)
1403	*/
1404	VMMR3DECL(int) PDMR3VMMDevHeapAlloc(PVM pVM, unsigned cbSize, RTR3PTR *ppv)
1405	{
1406	#ifdef DEBUG_bird
1407	if (!cbSize \|\| cbSize > pVM->pdm.s.cbVMMDevHeapLeft)
1408	return VERR_NO_MEMORY;
1409	#else
1410	AssertReturn(cbSize && cbSize <= pVM->pdm.s.cbVMMDevHeapLeft, VERR_NO_MEMORY);
1411	#endif
1412
1413	Log(("PDMR3VMMDevHeapAlloc %x\n", cbSize));
1414
1415	/** @todo not a real heap as there's currently only one user. */
1416	*ppv = pVM->pdm.s.pvVMMDevHeap;
1417	pVM->pdm.s.cbVMMDevHeapLeft = 0;
1418	return VINF_SUCCESS;
1419	}
1420
1421
1422	/**
1423	* Frees memory from the VMM device heap
1424	*
1425	* @returns VBox status code.
1426	* @param pVM VM handle.
1427	* @param pv Ring-3 pointer.
1428	*/
1429	VMMR3DECL(int) PDMR3VMMDevHeapFree(PVM pVM, RTR3PTR pv)
1430	{
1431	Log(("PDMR3VMMDevHeapFree %RHv\n", pv));
1432
1433	/** @todo not a real heap as there's currently only one user. */
1434	pVM->pdm.s.cbVMMDevHeapLeft = pVM->pdm.s.cbVMMDevHeap;
1435	return VINF_SUCCESS;
1436	}
1437
1438	/**
1439	* Release the PDM lock if owned by the current VCPU
1440	*
1441	* @param pVM The VM to operate on.
1442	*/
1443	VMMR3DECL(void) PDMR3ReleaseOwnedLocks(PVM pVM)
1444	{
1445	while (PDMCritSectIsOwner(&pVM->pdm.s.CritSect))
1446	PDMCritSectLeave(&pVM->pdm.s.CritSect);
1447	}

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