ableos/kernel/src/arch/aarch64/device_info_collector.rs
2023-09-20 12:01:12 -05:00

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Rust

use {
crate::{alloc::string::ToString, device_tree::DeviceTree, kmain::DEVICE_TREE},
alloc::string::String,
core::arch::asm,
xml::XMLElement,
};
pub fn collect_device_info() {
log::trace!("Collecting devices on aarch64");
// Lock device tree
unsafe {
DEVICE_TREE.force_unlock();
}
let device_tree = &mut DEVICE_TREE.lock();
collect_cpu_info(device_tree);
// let dt = DEVICE_TREE.lock();
}
fn collect_cpu_info(device_tree: &mut DeviceTree) {
let mut cpu = XMLElement::new("cpu");
let cpu_id = cpu_id();
cpu.set_attribute("CPU Name", cpu_id.0);
cpu.set_attribute("CPU Id", cpu_id.1);
let cpus = device_tree.devices.get_mut("CPUs").unwrap();
cpus.push(cpu);
}
fn cpu_id() -> (String, u64) {
let mut cpu_id: u64 = 0;
unsafe {
asm!("mrs {cpu_id}, MIDR_EL1",
cpu_id = out(reg) cpu_id,
)
}
let cpu_name = match cpu_id {
// the source of these two was a stackoverflow question
// https://raspberrypi.stackexchange.com/questions/117175/how-do-i-read-the-cpuid-in-aarch64-asm
0x410FD034 => "Cortex-A53".to_string(),
0x410FD083 => "Cortex-A72".to_string(),
_ => "Unknown".to_string(),
};
log::trace!("CPU Name: {cpu_name} - CPU ID: 0x{:X}", cpu_id);
(cpu_name, cpu_id)
}