ExecPS2.c

/*
# _____     ___ ____     ___ ____
#  ____|   |    ____|   |        | |____|
# |     ___|   |____ ___|    ____| |    \    PS2DEV Open Source Project.
#-----------------------------------------------------------------------
# Licenced under Academic Free License version 2.0
# Review ps2sdk README & LICENSE files for further details.
*/
 
#include <kernel.h>
 
#include "ExecPS2.h"
 
static int *p_ThreadID                                                                                    = (int *)0x800125EC; // Pointer to a variable containing the running thread's ID.
static int *p_ThreadStatus                                                                                = (int *)0x800125F4; // Pointer to a variable containing the running thread's status.
static int (*p_CancelWakeupThread)(int ThreadID)                                                          = (void *)0x80004970;
static int (*p_ChangeThreadPriority)(int ThreadID, int priority)                                          = (void *)0x80004288;
static int (*p_InitPgifHandler2)(void)                                                                    = (void *)0x800021b0;
static int (*p_InitSemaphores)(void)                                                                      = (void *)0x80004e68;
static int (*p_DeleteThread)(int thread_id)                                                               = (void *)0x80003f00;
static int (*p_TerminateThread)(int ThreadID)                                                             = (void *)0x80003e00;
static struct TCB *p_TCBs                                                                                 = (struct TCB *)0x80017400;
static void (*p_InitializeINTC)(int interrupts)                                                           = (void *)0x8000b8d0;
static void (*p_InitializeTIMER)(void)                                                                    = (void *)0x8000b900;
static void (*p_InitializeFPU)(void)                                                                      = (void *)0x8000b7a8;
static void (*p_InitializeScratchPad)(void)                                                               = (void *)0x8000b840;
static int (*p_ResetEE)(int flags)                                                                        = (void *)0x8000ad68;
static void (*p_InitializeGS)(void)                                                                       = (void *)0x8000aa60;
static void (*p_SetGSCrt)(unsigned short int interlace, unsigned short int mode, unsigned short int ffmd) = (void *)0x8000a060;
 
#ifndef REUSE_EXECPS2
 
static void (*p_FlushDCache)(void)                     = (void *)0x80002a80;
static void (*p_FlushICache)(void)                     = (void *)0x80002ac0;
static char *(*p_eestrcpy)(char *dst, const char *src) = (void *)0x80005560;
// static void *p_unk80012600                             = (void *)0x80012600; // Not sure what this is, as it isn't used by the patch.
static char *p_ArgsBuffer = (char *)0x80012608;
 
#else
 
static void *(*p_ExecPS2)(void *entry, void *gp, int argc, char *argv[]) = (void *)0x800057E8; // Not part of the SONY patch. See below.
 
#endif
 
// Taken from PCSX2's FPS2BIOS
struct TCB
{                           // internal struct
    struct TCB *next;       //+00
    struct TCB *prev;       //+04
    int status;             //+08
    void (*entry)(void *d); //+0C
    void *stack_res;        //+10 initial $sp
    void *gpReg;            //+14
    short currentPriority;  //+18
    short initPriority;     //+1A
    int waitSema,           //+1C waitType?
        semaId,             //+20
        wakeupCount,        //+24
        attr,               //+28
        option;             //+2C
    void (*entry_)(void *d);//+30
    int argc;               //+34
    char *argstring;        //+38
    void *stack;            //+3C
    int stackSize;          //+40
    int (*root)();          //+44
    void *heap_base;        //+48
};
 
static inline void SoftPeripheralEEReset(void)
{
    *(volatile unsigned int *)0x1000f000 = 4;
    while (((*((volatile unsigned int *)0x1000f000)) & 4) == 0) {};
    *(volatile unsigned int *)0x1000f000 = 4;
 
    p_InitializeGS();
    p_SetGSCrt(1, 2, 1); // Interlaced, NTSC, field mode.
    p_InitializeINTC(0xdffd);
    p_InitializeTIMER();
    p_ResetEE(0x7F);
    p_InitializeFPU();
    p_InitializeScratchPad();
}
 
void *ExecPS2Patch(void *EntryPoint, void *gp, int argc, char *argv[])
{
    int i, CurrentThreadID;
    struct TCB *tcb;
#ifndef REUSE_EXECPS2
    char *ArgsPtr;
#endif
 
    CurrentThreadID = *p_ThreadID;
    p_CancelWakeupThread(CurrentThreadID);
    p_ChangeThreadPriority(CurrentThreadID, 0);
 
    // Like IOP kernels, the first thread is the idle thread.
    for (i = 1, tcb = &p_TCBs[1]; i < MAX_THREADS; i++, tcb++) {
        if (tcb->status != 0 && i != CurrentThreadID) {
            if (tcb->status != THS_DORMANT)
                p_TerminateThread(i);
 
            p_DeleteThread(i);
        }
    }
 
    p_InitSemaphores();
    p_InitPgifHandler2();
 
    *p_ThreadStatus = 0;
    SoftPeripheralEEReset();
 
#ifdef REUSE_EXECPS2
    // Unlike the Sony patch, why don't we just reuse the original function in the kernel?
    return p_ExecPS2(EntryPoint, gp, argc, argv);
#else
    for (i = 0, ArgsPtr = p_ArgsBuffer; i < argc; i++) {
        ArgsPtr = p_eestrcpy(ArgsPtr, argv[i]);
    }
 
    tcb                  = &p_TCBs[CurrentThreadID];
    tcb->argstring       = p_ArgsBuffer;
    tcb->argc            = argc;
    tcb->entry           = EntryPoint;
    tcb->entry_          = EntryPoint;
    tcb->gpReg           = gp;
    tcb->initPriority    = 0;
    tcb->currentPriority = 0;
    tcb->wakeupCount     = 0;
    tcb->waitSema        = 0;
    tcb->semaId          = 0;
 
    p_FlushICache();
    p_FlushDCache();
 
    return EntryPoint;
#endif
}