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8290082: [PPC64] ZGC C2 load barrier stub needs to preserve vector registers #9453

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Preserve volatile vector registers in ZGC C2 load barrier stub.


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Looks good. Thanks Martin!

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Thanks for the prompt review! I have noticed that the first version may use more space below SP than allowed by ABI. 288 Bytes below SP are "volatile program storage", but we may use more when including the vector registers. I had to change the save & restore sequence a bit.

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Does this need to be fixed in jdk19?

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Would be nice to have in 19, but it doesn't apply cleanly. There is a workaround. I prefer avoiding merging work for Oracle employees. We need it in 17u and 21 LTS.

} else if (vm_reg->is_VectorSRegister()) {
assert(SuperwordUseVSX, "or should not reach here");
VectorSRegister vs_reg = vm_reg->as_VectorSRegister();
if (vs_reg->encoding() >= VSR32->encoding() && vs_reg->encoding() <= VSR51->encoding()) {
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Why VSR32 as lower bound? I read in ppc.ad

1st 32 VSRs are aliases for the FPRs wich are already defined above.

Could you please help and explain what this means?

Why VSR51 as upper bound?

I'd suggest to update the comment in register_ppc.hpp and explain the vector scalar registers.
What is the difference between vector and vector scalar registers?

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Thanks for looking at it!
VSRs are not separate registers. They contain the regular FPRs (mapped to 0-31) and VRs (mapped to 32-63). FPRs are managed separately while the VRs are not defined elsewhere in the ppc.ad file. There are instructions which operate on VSRs and can access FPRs and VRs. This was tricky to implement in hotspot (JDK-8188139 and many follow-up fixes).
Only the VRs VR0-VR19 are volatile (see register_ppc.hpp), so only these ones need spilling. (Same is done for other register types.)
VR0-VR19 = VSR32-VSR51
Note that only these ones are currently used by C2 (see reg_class vs_reg in ppc.ad). Reason is that we currently don't preserve the non-volatile ones in the Java entry frame.

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Thanks for looking at it! VSRs are not separate registers. They contain the
regular FPRs (mapped to 0-31) and VRs (mapped to 32-63). FPRs are managed
separately while the VRs are not defined elsewhere in the ppc.ad file.

Thanks. I think this should be better explained in register_ppc.hpp.

There are instructions which operate on VSRs and can access FPRs and VRs. This
was tricky to implement in hotspot
(JDK-8188139 and many follow-up
fixes). Only the VRs VR0-VR19 are volatile (see register_ppc.hpp), so only
these ones need spilling. (Same is done for other register types.) VR0-VR19 =
VSR32-VSR51
Note that only these ones are currently used by C2 (see reg_class vs_reg in ppc.ad). Reason is that we currently don't preserve the
non-volatile ones in the Java entry frame.

I see. VSR52-VSR64 are declared SOC in ppc.ad. Shouldn't they be SOE then?

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I've added a comment to register_ppc.hpp.
Right, they should be SOE. Changed. Note that this doesn't have any effect because the SOE registers are not allocated by C2. But should get fixed to avoid confusion and for possible future usage.

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Thanks Martin, your changes looks good to me now.

The commenting in register_ppc.hpp could still be improved though. E.g. the comment refers to v and vs registers but the declared names are VR and VSR. Probably the declared names should be changed but that's nothing to be done in this pr.

Thanks, Richard.

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Thanks for the reviews! I just fixed a typo in a comment.

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