/* Copyright 2017 The Chromium OS Authors. All rights reserved. * Use of this source code is governed by a BSD-style license that can be * found in the LICENSE file. */ #include "common.h" #include "event_log.h" #include "hooks.h" #include "task.h" #include "timer.h" #include "util.h" /* Event log FIFO */ #define UNIT_SIZE sizeof(struct event_log_entry) #define LOG_SIZE (CONFIG_EVENT_LOG_SIZE/UNIT_SIZE) static struct event_log_entry __bss_slow log_events[LOG_SIZE]; BUILD_ASSERT(POWER_OF_TWO(LOG_SIZE)); /* * The FIFO pointers are defined as following : * "log_head" is the next available event to dequeue. * "log_tail" is marking the end of the FIFO content (after last committed * event) * "log_tail_next" is the next available spot to enqueue events. * The pointers are not wrapped until they are used, so we don't need an extra * entry to disambiguate between full and empty FIFO. * * For concurrency, several tasks might try to enqueue events in parallel with * log_add_event(). Only one task is dequeuing events (host commands, VDM, * TPM command handler). When the FIFO is full, log_add_event() will discard * the oldest events, so "log_head" is incremented/decremented in a critical * section since it is accessed from both log_add_event() and * log_dequeue_event(). log_tail_next is also protected as several writers can * race to add an event to the queue. * When a writer is done adding its event, it is updating log_tail, * so the event can be consumed by log_dequeue_event(). */ static size_t log_head; static size_t log_tail; static size_t log_tail_next; /* Size of one FIFO entry */ #define ENTRY_SIZE(payload_sz) (1+DIV_ROUND_UP((payload_sz), UNIT_SIZE)) void log_add_event(uint8_t type, uint8_t size, uint16_t data, void *payload, uint32_t timestamp) { struct event_log_entry *r; size_t payload_size = EVENT_LOG_SIZE(size); size_t total_size = ENTRY_SIZE(payload_size); size_t current_tail, first; /* --- critical section : reserve queue space --- */ interrupt_disable(); current_tail = log_tail_next; log_tail_next = current_tail + total_size; interrupt_enable(); /* --- end of critical section --- */ /* Out of space : discard the oldest entry */ while ((LOG_SIZE - (current_tail - log_head)) < total_size) { struct event_log_entry *oldest; /* --- critical section : atomically free-up space --- */ interrupt_disable(); oldest = log_events + (log_head & (LOG_SIZE - 1)); log_head += ENTRY_SIZE(EVENT_LOG_SIZE(oldest->size)); interrupt_enable(); /* --- end of critical section --- */ } r = log_events + (current_tail & (LOG_SIZE - 1)); r->timestamp = timestamp; r->type = type; r->size = size; r->data = data; /* copy the payload into the FIFO */ first = MIN(total_size - 1, (LOG_SIZE - (current_tail & (LOG_SIZE - 1))) - 1); if (first) memcpy(r->payload, payload, first * UNIT_SIZE); if (first < total_size - 1) memcpy(log_events, ((uint8_t *)payload) + first * UNIT_SIZE, (total_size - first) * UNIT_SIZE); /* mark the entry available in the queue if nobody is behind us */ if (current_tail == log_tail) log_tail = log_tail_next; } int log_dequeue_event(struct event_log_entry *r) { uint32_t now = get_time().val >> EVENT_LOG_TIMESTAMP_SHIFT; unsigned int total_size, first; struct event_log_entry *entry; size_t current_head; retry: current_head = log_head; /* The log FIFO is empty */ if (log_tail == current_head) { memset(r, 0, UNIT_SIZE); r->type = EVENT_LOG_NO_ENTRY; return UNIT_SIZE; } entry = log_events + (current_head & (LOG_SIZE - 1)); total_size = ENTRY_SIZE(EVENT_LOG_SIZE(entry->size)); first = MIN(total_size, LOG_SIZE - (current_head & (LOG_SIZE - 1))); memcpy(r, entry, first * UNIT_SIZE); if (first < total_size) memcpy(r + first, log_events, (total_size-first) * UNIT_SIZE); /* --- critical section : remove the entry from the queue --- */ interrupt_disable(); if (log_head != current_head) { /* our entry was thrown away */ interrupt_enable(); goto retry; } log_head += total_size; interrupt_enable(); /* --- end of critical section --- */ /* fixup the timestamp : number of milliseconds in the past */ r->timestamp = now - r->timestamp; return total_size * UNIT_SIZE; }