audk/EdkCompatibilityPkg/Foundation/Library/EfiCommonLib/Ia32/EfiCopyMemSSE2.c

/*++

Copyright (c) 2006, Intel Corporation                                                         
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THE PROGRAM IS DISTRIBUTED UNDER THE BSD LICENSE ON AN "AS IS" BASIS,                     
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Module Name:

  EfiCopyMemSSE2.c

Abstract:

  This is the code that supports IA32-optimized CopyMem service

--*/

#include "Tiano.h"

VOID
EfiCommonLibCopyMem (
  IN VOID   *Destination,
  IN VOID   *Source,
  IN UINTN  Count
  )
/*++

Routine Description:

  Copy Length bytes from Source to Destination.

Arguments:

  Destination - Target of copy

  Source      - Place to copy from

  Length      - Number of bytes to copy

Returns:

  None

--*/
{
  __asm {
  mov   ecx, Count
  mov   esi, Source
  mov   edi, Destination

  ; First off, make sure we have no overlap. That is to say,
  ;   if (Source == Destination)           => do nothing
  ;   if (Source + Count <= Destination)   => regular copy
  ;   if (Destination + Count <= Source)   => regular copy
  ;   otherwise, do a reverse copy
  mov   eax, esi
  add   eax, ecx                      ; Source + Count
  cmp   eax, edi
  jle   _StartByteCopy

  mov   eax, edi
  add   eax, ecx                      ; Dest + Count
  cmp   eax, esi
  jle   _StartByteCopy

  cmp   esi, edi
  je    _CopyMemDone         
  jl    _CopyOverlapped               ; too bad -- overlaps

  ; Pick up misaligned start bytes to get destination pointer 4-byte aligned
_StartByteCopy:
  cmp   ecx, 0
  je    _CopyMemDone                ; Count == 0, all done
  mov   edx, edi
  and   dl, 3                       ; check lower 2 bits of address
  test  dl, dl          
  je    SHORT _CopyBlocks           ; already aligned?

  ; Copy a byte
  mov   al, BYTE PTR [esi]          ; get byte from Source
  mov   BYTE PTR [edi], al          ; write byte to Destination
  dec    ecx
  inc   edi
  inc   esi
  jmp   _StartByteCopy               ; back to top of loop

_CopyBlocks:
  ; Compute how many 64-byte blocks we can clear 
  mov   eax, ecx                    ; get Count in eax
  shr   eax, 6                      ; convert to 64-byte count
  shl   eax, 6                      ; convert back to bytes
  sub   ecx, eax                    ; subtract from the original count
  shr   eax, 6                      ; and this is how many 64-byte blocks

  ; If no 64-byte blocks, then skip 
  cmp   eax, 0
  je    _CopyRemainingDWords


copyxmm:
  
  movdqu xmm0, OWORD PTR ds:[esi]
  movdqu QWORD PTR ds:[edi], xmm0
  movdqu xmm1, OWORD PTR ds:[esi+16]
  movdqu QWORD PTR ds:[edi+16], xmm1
  movdqu xmm2, OWORD PTR ds:[esi+32]
  movdqu QWORD PTR ds:[edi+32], xmm2
  movdqu xmm3, OWORD PTR ds:[esi+48]
  movdqu QWORD PTR ds:[edi+48], xmm3
  
  add   edi, 64
  add   esi, 64
  dec   eax
  jnz   copyxmm
  

  ; Copy as many DWORDS as possible
_CopyRemainingDWords:
  cmp   ecx, 4
  jb    _CopyRemainingBytes

  mov   eax, DWORD PTR [esi]        ; get data from Source
  mov   DWORD PTR [edi], eax        ; write byte to Destination
  sub   ecx, 4                      ; decrement Count
  add   esi, 4                      ; advance Source pointer
  add   edi, 4                      ; advance Destination pointer
  jmp   _CopyRemainingDWords        ; back to top

_CopyRemainingBytes:
  cmp   ecx, 0
  je    _CopyMemDone
  mov   al, BYTE PTR [esi]          ; get byte from Source
  mov   BYTE PTR [edi], al          ; write byte to Destination
  dec    ecx
  inc    esi
  inc   edi                      ; advance Destination pointer
  jmp   SHORT _CopyRemainingBytes   ; back to top of loop

  ;
  ; We do this block if the source and destination buffers overlap. To
  ; handle it, copy starting at the end of the source buffer and work
  ; your way back. Since this is the atypical case, this code has not
  ; been optimized, and thus simply copies bytes.
  ;
_CopyOverlapped:
   
  ; Move the source and destination pointers to the end of the range
  add   esi, ecx                      ; Source + Count
  dec    esi
  add   edi, ecx                      ; Dest + Count
  dec    edi

_CopyOverlappedLoop:
  cmp   ecx, 0
  je    _CopyMemDone
  mov   al, BYTE PTR [esi]          ; get byte from Source
  mov   BYTE PTR [edi], al          ; write byte to Destination
  dec    ecx
  dec    esi
  dec   edi
  jmp   _CopyOverlappedLoop         ; back to top of loop

_CopyMemDone:
  }
}