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The address that must be patched is the load into * 'ip', not the load into 'r8'. */ CheckIsStubCall(call.labelAtOffset(0)); JSC::RepatchBuffer::relink(call.callAtOffset(-4), stub); #else # error #endif } /* Patch the offset of a Value load emitted by loadValueWithAddressOffsetPatch. */ void patchAddressOffsetForValueLoad(CodeLocationLabel label, uint32 offset) { #if defined JS_CPU_X64 || defined JS_CPU_ARM repatch(label.dataLabel32AtOffset(0), offset); #elif defined JS_CPU_X86 static const unsigned LOAD_TYPE_OFFSET = 6; static const unsigned LOAD_DATA_OFFSET = 12; /* * We have the following sequence to patch: * * mov ($base), % * mov ($base), % */ repatch(label.dataLabel32AtOffset(LOAD_DATA_OFFSET), offset); repatch(label.dataLabel32AtOffset(LOAD_TYPE_OFFSET), offset + 4); #else # error #endif } void patchAddressOffsetForValueStore(CodeLocationLabel label, uint32 offset, bool typeConst) { #if defined JS_CPU_ARM || defined JS_CPU_X64 (void) typeConst; repatch(label.dataLabel32AtOffset(0), offset); #elif defined JS_CPU_X86 static const unsigned STORE_TYPE_OFFSET = 6; static const unsigned STORE_DATA_CONST_TYPE_OFFSET = 16; static const unsigned STORE_DATA_TYPE_OFFSET = 12; /* * The type is stored first, then the payload. Both stores can vary in * size, depending on whether or not the data is a constant in the * instruction stream (though only the first store matters for the * purpose of locating both offsets for patching). * * We have one of the following sequences to patch. Offsets are located * before 6B into a given move instruction, but the mov instructions * carrying constant payloads are 10B wide overall. * * typeConst=false, dataConst=false * mov %, ($base) ; Length is 6 * mov %, ($base) ; Offset @ len(prev) + 6 = 12 * typeConst=true, dataConst=false * mov $, ($base) ; Length is 10 * mov %, ($base) ; Offset @ len(prev) + 6 = 16 * typeConst=true, dataConst=true * mov $, ($base) ; Length is 10 * mov $, ($base) ; Offset @ len(prev) + 6 = 16 * * Note that we only need to know whether type is const to determine the * correct patch offsets. In all cases, the label points to the start * of the sequence. */ repatch(label.dataLabel32AtOffset(STORE_TYPE_OFFSET), offset + 4); unsigned payloadOffset = typeConst ? STORE_DATA_CONST_TYPE_OFFSET : STORE_DATA_TYPE_OFFSET; repatch(label.dataLabel32AtOffset(payloadOffset), offset); #else # error #endif } }; } /* namespace ic */ } /* namespace mjit */ } /* namespace js */ #endif