toolsandutils/e32tools/elftools/elftran/elf_reloc.cpp
author Mike Kinghan <mikek@symbian.org>
Tue, 16 Nov 2010 14:32:12 +0000
branchGCC_SURGE
changeset 79 f7dee603db09
parent 0 83f4b4db085c
child 10 d4b442d23379
permissions -rw-r--r--
[GCCE] We need a way for the HAL config extension to parameterise the HAL config file (.hcf) that will be used, depending upon the toolchain we are building with. E.g. if we are building BeagleBoard with RVCT we can configure hardware floating point because we have ARM's vfp math libraries; if we are building it with GCC, we lack this library support.

// Copyright (c) 1996-2009 Nokia Corporation and/or its subsidiary(-ies).
// All rights reserved.
// This component and the accompanying materials are made available
// under the terms of "Eclipse Public License v1.0"
// which accompanies this distribution, and is available
// at the URL "http://www.eclipse.org/legal/epl-v10.html".
//
// Initial Contributors:
// Nokia Corporation - initial contribution.
//
// Contributors:
//
// Description:
//

#include <stdlib.h>
#include <string.h>
#include <e32std.h>
#include <e32std_private.h>
#include "elftran.h"
#include "elffile.h"
#include "h_utl.h"
#include <assert.h>

TInt sizeOfRelocs(Elf32_Rel **relocs, TInt nrelocs)
	{

	TInt bytecount=0;
	TInt page=-1;
	TInt i;
	for (i=0; i<nrelocs; i++)
		{
		TInt p=relocs[i]->r_offset&0xfffff000;
		if (page!=p)
			{
			if (bytecount%4!=0)
				bytecount+=2;
			bytecount+=8; // page, block size
			page=p;
			}
		bytecount+=2;
		}
	if (bytecount%4!=0)
		bytecount+=2;
	return bytecount;
	}

char* E32ImageFile_ELF::CreateRelocs(ELFFile& aElfFile, Elf32_Rel **relocs, TInt nrelocs, TInt &aSize, TUint aBase)
	{

	TInt bytecount=sizeOfRelocs(relocs, nrelocs);
	aSize=0;
	if (bytecount==0)
		return NULL;
	aSize=bytecount+sizeof(E32RelocSection);

	char *section=new char [bytecount+sizeof(E32RelocSection)];
	char *data=section+sizeof(E32RelocSection);
	char *startofblock=data;

	TInt page=-1;
	TInt pagesize=8;
	TInt i;
	for (i=0; i<nrelocs; i++)
		{
		TInt p=relocs[i]->r_offset&0xfffff000;
		if (page!=p)
			{
			if (pagesize%4!=0)
				{
				*(TUint16 *)data=0;
				data+=2;
				pagesize+=2;
				}
			if (page == -1) page = p;
			*(TUint *)startofblock=page - aBase;
			*(TUint *)(startofblock+4)=pagesize;
			pagesize=8;
			page=p;
			startofblock=data;
			data+=8;
			}
		TUint16 relocType = aElfFile.GetRelocType(relocs[i]);
		*(TUint16 *)data=(TUint16)((relocs[i]->r_offset&0xfff)|relocType);
		data+=2;
		pagesize+=2;
		}
	if (pagesize%4!=0)
		{
		*(TUint16 *)data=0;
		data+=2;
		pagesize+=2;
		}
	*(TUint *)startofblock=page - aBase;
	*(TUint *)(startofblock+4)=pagesize;
	((E32RelocSection *)section)->iNumberOfRelocs=nrelocs;
	((E32RelocSection *)section)->iSize=bytecount;
	return section;
	}

void checkreloc(ELFFile& aElfFile, TUint va, TUint reloc)
	{
	// This will warn if appears to be outside any known segment.
   	// NB. Such relocations can occur as the result of 'optimizations'
   	// and aren't 'bugs'.
   	// It turns out that the released version of RVCT makes such widespread
   	// use of the optimization that this warning is disconcerting and
   	// unhelpful.
 	(void) aElfFile;
 	(void)va;
 	(void)reloc;
#if 0
	if (!aElfFile.GetSegmentFromAddr(va)) 
		Print(EWarning, "dubious relocation:  [%08x] = %08x\n", reloc, va);
#endif
	}

void E32ImageFile_ELF::FixRelocs(ELFFile &aElfFile, Elf32_Rel **codeRelocs, Elf32_Rel **dataRelocs)
	{
	TUint *data;
	TInt numberOfCodeRelocs = aElfFile.NumberOfCodeRelocs();
	TInt numberOfDataRelocs = aElfFile.NumberOfDataRelocs();
	for (TInt i=0; i<numberOfCodeRelocs; i++)
	        {
		data=aElfFile.CodePtrFromAddr(codeRelocs[i]->r_offset);
		checkreloc(aElfFile, *data, codeRelocs[i]->r_offset);
		//*data=FixAddress(aElfFile, *data, codeRelocs[i]);
		}
// fix defect
	for (TInt j=0; j<numberOfDataRelocs; j++)
	        {
		data=aElfFile.DataPtrFromAddr(dataRelocs[j]->r_offset);
		checkreloc(aElfFile, *data, dataRelocs[j]->r_offset);
		//*data=FixAddress(aElfFile, *data, dataRelocs[j]);
		}
	}

TUint E32ImageFile_ELF::FixAddress(ELFFile &aElfFile, TUint va, Elf32_Rel * rel)
//
// Fix the given virtual address for the new headers
//
	{
	Elf32_Phdr * segment = aElfFile.GetSegmentFromAddr(rel->r_offset);
	assert(aElfFile.CodeSegmentP(segment) || aElfFile.DataSegmentP(segment));
	TUint offset = va - segment->p_vaddr;
	if (aElfFile.CodeSegmentP(segment))
	      return (TUint)aElfFile.GetCode() + offset;
	else 
	      return (TUint)aElfFile.GetData() + offset;
	
	}