/*************************************************************
 * File: lib/cpuinit.s
 * Purpose: Part of C runtime library
 * Author: Phil Bunce (pjb@carmel.com)
 * Revision History:
 *	970304	Start of revision history
 *	980703	Renamed. Was hostinit.s
 */

#include <mips.h>


/*************************************************************
*	Perform Host-specific initialization
*	This routine is only callable from assembly because it
*	clobbers s7 and generally violates the C calling convention. 
*	It does this because it is called before RAM is available, and
*	so I have to hold info in registers.
*	It should be called from your ROM-based startup
*	code. It returns:
*		s0 = address of cache flush routine
*		s1 = CPU type
*/
	.globl cpuInit
	.ent cpuInit
cpuInit:

   	# first we have to figure out what type of cpu we have
	move	s7,ra		# save ra w/o using RAM
	jal	getHostType
	move	ra,s7		# restore ra
	# cpu type is returned in v0
	move	s1,v0		# need to return CPU type

	/*
	* now call the appropriate routine
	* if the CPU type is not recognized we just crash off the end of
	* the table. But that's okay because the error is unrecoverable
	* anyway.
	*/
	la	t1,cpuInitTbl
#ifdef BSO_TASKING
	/* This code assumes that the first entry in the copy table
	 * contains the info about the first data section. However,
	 * this does seem to be true.
	 */
	la	t5,__lc_cp
	lw	t0,4(t5)	# _fdata (dest)
	subu	t1,t0
	lw	t0,8(t5)	# etext (src)
	addu	t1,t0
#else
	la	t0,_fdata
	subu	t1,t0
	la	t0,etext
#ifdef ALGOR /* Algor's convert aligns the start of .data to 16 bytes */
	addu    t0,15
	and     t0,~15
#endif
	addu	t1,t0
#endif
  1:	lw	t0,(t1)
	beq	t0,v0,2f
	addu	t1,8
	b	1b
  2:	lw	t0,4(t1)
	or	t0,K1BASE
	li	a0,0	# never call C code from here
			# so we call with 0 arg to be sure
	jr	t0
	# never returns here. Goes directly back to who called cpuInit.
	.end cpuInit