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  *
  * Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License");
  * you may not use this file except in compliance with the License.
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 #ifndef ART_RUNTIME_ARCH_ARM64_ASM_SUPPORT_ARM64_S_
 #define ART_RUNTIME_ARCH_ARM64_ASM_SUPPORT_ARM64_S_

 #include "asm_support_arm64.h"
 #include "interpreter/cfi_asm_support.h"

 // Define special registers.

 // Register holding Thread::Current().
 #define xSELF x19
 // Frame Pointer
 #define xFP   x29
 // Link Register
 #define xLR   x30
 // Define the intraprocedural linkage temporary registers.
 #define xIP0 x16
 #define wIP0 w16
 #define xIP1 x17
 #define wIP1 w17

 #ifdef RESERVE_MARKING_REGISTER
 // Marking Register, holding Thread::Current()->GetIsGcMarking().
 #define wMR w20
 #endif

 // Implicit suspend check register.
 #define xSUSPEND x21

 .macro CFI_EXPRESSION_BREG n, b, offset
     .if (-0x40 <= (\offset)) && ((\offset) < 0x40)
         CFI_EXPRESSION_BREG_1(\n, \b, \offset)
     .elseif (-0x2000 <= (\offset)) && ((\offset) < 0x2000)
         CFI_EXPRESSION_BREG_2(\n, \b, \offset)
     .else
         .error "Unsupported offset"
     .endif
 .endm

 .macro CFI_DEF_CFA_BREG_PLUS_UCONST reg, offset, size
     .if ((\size) < 0)
         .error "Size should be positive"
     .endif
     .if (((\offset) < -0x40) || ((\offset) >= 0x40))
         .error "Unsupported offset"
     .endif
     .if ((\size) < 0x80)
         CFI_DEF_CFA_BREG_PLUS_UCONST_1_1(\reg, \offset, \size)
     .elseif ((\size) < 0x4000)
         CFI_DEF_CFA_BREG_PLUS_UCONST_1_2(\reg, \offset, \size)
     .else
         .error "Unsupported size"
     .endif
 .endm

 .macro CFI_REMEMBER_STATE
     .cfi_remember_state
 .endm

 // The spec is not clear whether the CFA is part of the saved state and tools
 // differ in the behaviour, so explicitly set the CFA to avoid any ambiguity.
 // The restored CFA state should match the CFA state during CFI_REMEMBER_STATE.
 .macro CFI_RESTORE_STATE_AND_DEF_CFA reg, offset
     .cfi_restore_state
     .cfi_def_cfa \reg, \offset
 .endm

 .macro ENTRY_ALIGNED name, alignment
     .type \name, #function
     .hidden \name  // Hide this as a global symbol, so we do not incur plt calls.
     .global \name
     // ART-compiled functions have OatQuickMethodHeader but assembly funtions do not.
     // Prefix the assembly code with 0xFFs, which means there is no method header.
     .byte 0xFF, 0xFF, 0xFF, 0xFF
     // Cache alignment for function entry.
     // Use 0xFF as the last 4 bytes of alignment stand for OatQuickMethodHeader.
     .balign \alignment, 0xFF
 \name:
     .cfi_startproc
 .endm

 .macro ENTRY name
     ENTRY_ALIGNED \name, 16
 .endm

 .macro END name
     .cfi_endproc
     .size \name, .-\name
 .endm

 .macro UNIMPLEMENTED name
     ENTRY \name
     brk 0
     END \name
 .endm

 // Macro to poison (negate) the reference for heap poisoning.
 .macro POISON_HEAP_REF rRef
 #ifdef USE_HEAP_POISONING
     neg \rRef, \rRef
 #endif  // USE_HEAP_POISONING
 .endm

 // Macro to unpoison (negate) the reference for heap poisoning.
 .macro UNPOISON_HEAP_REF rRef
 #ifdef USE_HEAP_POISONING
     neg \rRef, \rRef
 #endif  // USE_HEAP_POISONING
 .endm

 .macro INCREASE_FRAME frame_adjustment
     sub sp, sp, #(\frame_adjustment)
     .cfi_adjust_cfa_offset (\frame_adjustment)
 .endm

 .macro DECREASE_FRAME frame_adjustment
     add sp, sp, #(\frame_adjustment)
     .cfi_adjust_cfa_offset -(\frame_adjustment)
 .endm

 .macro SAVE_REG reg, offset
     str \reg, [sp, #(\offset)]
     .cfi_rel_offset \reg, (\offset)
 .endm

 .macro RESTORE_REG_BASE base, reg, offset
     ldr \reg, [\base, #(\offset)]
     .cfi_restore \reg
 .endm

 .macro RESTORE_REG reg, offset
     RESTORE_REG_BASE sp, \reg, \offset
 .endm

 .macro SAVE_TWO_REGS_BASE base, reg1, reg2, offset
     stp \reg1, \reg2, [\base, #(\offset)]
     .cfi_rel_offset \reg1, (\offset)
     .cfi_rel_offset \reg2, (\offset) + 8
 .endm

 .macro SAVE_TWO_REGS reg1, reg2, offset
     SAVE_TWO_REGS_BASE sp, \reg1, \reg2, \offset
 .endm

 .macro RESTORE_TWO_REGS_BASE base, reg1, reg2, offset
     ldp \reg1, \reg2, [\base, #(\offset)]
     .cfi_restore \reg1
     .cfi_restore \reg2
 .endm

 .macro RESTORE_TWO_REGS reg1, reg2, offset
     RESTORE_TWO_REGS_BASE sp, \reg1, \reg2, \offset
 .endm

 .macro LOAD_RUNTIME_INSTANCE reg
 #if __has_feature(hwaddress_sanitizer)
     adrp \reg, :pg_hi21_nc:_ZN3art7Runtime9instance_E
 #else
     adrp \reg, _ZN3art7Runtime9instance_E
 #endif
     ldr \reg, [\reg, #:lo12:_ZN3art7Runtime9instance_E]
 .endm

 // Macro to refresh the Marking Register (W20).
 //
 // This macro must be called at the end of functions implementing
 // entrypoints that possibly (directly or indirectly) perform a
 // suspend check (before they return).
 .macro REFRESH_MARKING_REGISTER
 #ifdef RESERVE_MARKING_REGISTER
     ldr wMR, [xSELF, #THREAD_IS_GC_MARKING_OFFSET]
 #endif
 .endm

 // Macro to refresh the suspend check register.
 //
 // We do not refresh `xSUSPEND` after every transition to Runnable, so there is
 // a chance that an implicit suspend check loads null to xSUSPEND but before
 // causing a SIGSEGV at the next implicit suspend check we make a runtime call
 // that performs the suspend check explicitly. This can cause a spurious fault
 // without a pending suspend check request but it should be rare and the fault
 // overhead was already expected when we triggered the suspend check, we just
 // pay the price later than expected.
 .macro REFRESH_SUSPEND_CHECK_REGISTER
     ldr xSUSPEND, [xSELF, #THREAD_SUSPEND_TRIGGER_OFFSET]
 .endm

     /*
      * Macro that sets up the callee save frame to conform with
      * Runtime::CreateCalleeSaveMethod(kSaveRefsOnly).
      */
 .macro SETUP_SAVE_REFS_ONLY_FRAME
     // art::Runtime* xIP0 = art::Runtime::instance_;
     // Our registers aren't intermixed - just spill in order.
     LOAD_RUNTIME_INSTANCE xIP0

     // ArtMethod* xIP0 = Runtime::instance_->callee_save_methods_[kSaveRefOnly];
     ldr xIP0, [xIP0, RUNTIME_SAVE_REFS_ONLY_METHOD_OFFSET]

     INCREASE_FRAME 96

     // Ugly compile-time check, but we only have the preprocessor.
 #if (FRAME_SIZE_SAVE_REFS_ONLY != 96)
 #error "FRAME_SIZE_SAVE_REFS_ONLY(ARM64) size not as expected."
 #endif

     // GP callee-saves.
     // x20 paired with ArtMethod* - see below.
     SAVE_TWO_REGS x21, x22, 16
     SAVE_TWO_REGS x23, x24, 32
     SAVE_TWO_REGS x25, x26, 48
     SAVE_TWO_REGS x27, x28, 64
     SAVE_TWO_REGS x29, xLR, 80

     // Store ArtMethod* Runtime::callee_save_methods_[kSaveRefsOnly].
     // Note: We could avoid saving X20 in the case of Baker read
     // barriers, as it is overwritten by REFRESH_MARKING_REGISTER
     // later; but it's not worth handling this special case.
     stp xIP0, x20, [sp]
     .cfi_rel_offset x20, 8

     // Place sp in Thread::Current()->top_quick_frame.
     mov xIP0, sp
     str xIP0, [xSELF, # THREAD_TOP_QUICK_FRAME_OFFSET]
 .endm

 // TODO: Probably no need to restore registers preserved by aapcs64.
 .macro RESTORE_SAVE_REFS_ONLY_FRAME
     // Callee-saves.
     // Note: Likewise, we could avoid restoring X20 in the case of Baker
     // read barriers, as it is overwritten by REFRESH_MARKING_REGISTER
     // later; but it's not worth handling this special case.
     RESTORE_REG x20, 8
     RESTORE_TWO_REGS x21, x22, 16
     RESTORE_TWO_REGS x23, x24, 32
     RESTORE_TWO_REGS x25, x26, 48
     RESTORE_TWO_REGS x27, x28, 64
     RESTORE_TWO_REGS x29, xLR, 80

     DECREASE_FRAME 96
 .endm

 .macro SETUP_SAVE_REFS_AND_ARGS_FRAME_INTERNAL base
     // Ugly compile-time check, but we only have the preprocessor.
 #if (FRAME_SIZE_SAVE_REFS_AND_ARGS != 224)
 #error "FRAME_SIZE_SAVE_REFS_AND_ARGS(ARM64) size not as expected."
 #endif

     // Stack alignment filler [\base, #8].
     // FP args.
     stp d0, d1, [\base, #16]
     stp d2, d3, [\base, #32]
     stp d4, d5, [\base, #48]
     stp d6, d7, [\base, #64]

     // Core args.
     stp x1, x2, [\base, #80]
     stp x3, x4, [\base, #96]
     stp x5, x6, [\base, #112]

     // x7, Callee-saves.
     // Note: We could avoid saving X20 in the case of Baker read
     // barriers, as it is overwritten by REFRESH_MARKING_REGISTER
     // later; but it's not worth handling this special case.
     stp x7, x20, [\base, #128]
     .cfi_rel_offset x20, 136
     SAVE_TWO_REGS_BASE \base, x21, x22, 144
     SAVE_TWO_REGS_BASE \base, x23, x24, 160
     SAVE_TWO_REGS_BASE \base, x25, x26, 176
     SAVE_TWO_REGS_BASE \base, x27, x28, 192

     // x29(callee-save) and LR.
     SAVE_TWO_REGS_BASE \base, x29, xLR, 208
 .endm

 // TODO: Probably no need to restore registers preserved by aapcs64. (That would require
 // auditing all users to make sure they restore aapcs64 callee-save registers they clobber.)
 .macro RESTORE_SAVE_REFS_AND_ARGS_FRAME_INTERNAL base
     // FP args.
     ldp d0, d1, [\base, #16]
     ldp d2, d3, [\base, #32]
     ldp d4, d5, [\base, #48]
     ldp d6, d7, [\base, #64]

     // Core args.
     ldp x1, x2, [\base, #80]
     ldp x3, x4, [\base, #96]
     ldp x5, x6, [\base, #112]

     // x7, callee-saves and LR.
     // Note: Likewise, we could avoid restoring X20 in the case of Baker
     // read barriers, as it is overwritten by REFRESH_MARKING_REGISTER
     // later; but it's not worth handling this special case.
     ldp x7, x20, [\base, #128]
     .cfi_restore x20
     RESTORE_TWO_REGS_BASE \base, x21, x22, 144
     RESTORE_TWO_REGS_BASE \base, x23, x24, 160
     RESTORE_TWO_REGS_BASE \base, x25, x26, 176
     RESTORE_TWO_REGS_BASE \base, x27, x28, 192
     RESTORE_TWO_REGS_BASE \base, x29, xLR, 208
 .endm

 .macro RESTORE_SAVE_REFS_AND_ARGS_FRAME
     RESTORE_SAVE_REFS_AND_ARGS_FRAME_INTERNAL sp
     DECREASE_FRAME FRAME_SIZE_SAVE_REFS_AND_ARGS
 .endm

 .macro SAVE_ALL_CALLEE_SAVES offset
     // FP callee-saves.
     stp d8, d9,   [sp, #(0 + \offset)]
     stp d10, d11, [sp, #(16 + \offset)]
     stp d12, d13, [sp, #(32 + \offset)]
     stp d14, d15, [sp, #(48 + \offset)]

     // GP callee-saves
     SAVE_TWO_REGS x19, x20, (64 + \offset)
     SAVE_TWO_REGS x21, x22, (80 + \offset)
     SAVE_TWO_REGS x23, x24, (96 + \offset)
     SAVE_TWO_REGS x25, x26, (112 + \offset)
     SAVE_TWO_REGS x27, x28, (128 + \offset)
     SAVE_TWO_REGS x29, xLR, (144 + \offset)
 .endm

     /*
      * Macro that sets up the callee save frame to conform with
      * Runtime::CreateCalleeSaveMethod(kSaveAllCalleeSaves)
      */
 .macro SETUP_SAVE_ALL_CALLEE_SAVES_FRAME
     // art::Runtime* xIP0 = art::Runtime::instance_;
     // Our registers aren't intermixed - just spill in order.
     LOAD_RUNTIME_INSTANCE xIP0

     // ArtMethod* xIP0 = Runtime::instance_->callee_save_methods_[kSaveAllCalleeSaves];
     ldr xIP0, [xIP0, RUNTIME_SAVE_ALL_CALLEE_SAVES_METHOD_OFFSET]

     INCREASE_FRAME 176

     // Ugly compile-time check, but we only have the preprocessor.
 #if (FRAME_SIZE_SAVE_ALL_CALLEE_SAVES != 176)
 #error "FRAME_SIZE_SAVE_ALL_CALLEE_SAVES(ARM64) size not as expected."
 #endif

     // Stack alignment filler [sp, #8].
     SAVE_ALL_CALLEE_SAVES 16

     // Store ArtMethod* Runtime::callee_save_methods_[kSaveAllCalleeSaves].
     str xIP0, [sp]
     // Place sp in Thread::Current()->top_quick_frame.
     mov xIP0, sp
     str xIP0, [xSELF, # THREAD_TOP_QUICK_FRAME_OFFSET]
 .endm

     /*
      * Macro that calls through to artDeliverPendingExceptionFromCode, where the pending
      * exception is Thread::Current()->exception_ when the runtime method frame is ready.
      */
 .macro DELIVER_PENDING_EXCEPTION_FRAME_READY
     mov x0, xSELF

     // Point of no return.
     bl artDeliverPendingExceptionFromCode  // artDeliverPendingExceptionFromCode(Thread*)
     brk 0  // Unreached
 .endm

     /*
      * Macro that calls through to artDeliverPendingExceptionFromCode, where the pending
      * exception is Thread::Current()->exception_.
      */
 .macro DELIVER_PENDING_EXCEPTION
     SETUP_SAVE_ALL_CALLEE_SAVES_FRAME
     DELIVER_PENDING_EXCEPTION_FRAME_READY
 .endm

 .macro RETURN_OR_DELIVER_PENDING_EXCEPTION_REG reg
     ldr \reg, [xSELF, # THREAD_EXCEPTION_OFFSET]   // Get exception field.
     cbnz \reg, 1f
     ret
 1:
     DELIVER_PENDING_EXCEPTION
 .endm

 .macro RETURN_OR_DELIVER_PENDING_EXCEPTION
     RETURN_OR_DELIVER_PENDING_EXCEPTION_REG xIP0
 .endm

 // Locking is needed for both managed code and JNI stubs.
 .macro LOCK_OBJECT_FAST_PATH obj, slow_lock, can_be_null
     // Use scratch registers x8-x11 as temporaries.
     ldr    w9, [xSELF, #THREAD_ID_OFFSET]
     .if \can_be_null
         cbz    \obj, \slow_lock
     .endif
                                       // Exclusive load/store has no immediate anymore.
     add    x8, \obj, #MIRROR_OBJECT_LOCK_WORD_OFFSET
 1:
     ldaxr  w10, [x8]                  // Acquire needed only in most common case.
     eor    w11, w10, w9               // Prepare the value to store if unlocked
                                       //   (thread id, count of 0 and preserved read barrier bits),
                                       // or prepare to compare thread id for recursive lock check
                                       //   (lock_word.ThreadId() ^ self->ThreadId()).
     tst    w10, #LOCK_WORD_GC_STATE_MASK_SHIFTED_TOGGLED  // Test the non-gc bits.
     b.ne   2f                         // Check if unlocked.
     // Unlocked case - store w11: original lock word plus thread id, preserved read barrier bits.
     stxr   w10, w11, [x8]
     cbnz   w10, 1b                    // If the store failed, retry.
     ret
 2:  // w10: original lock word, w9: thread id, w11: w10 ^ w11
                                       // Check lock word state and thread id together,
     tst    w11, #(LOCK_WORD_STATE_MASK_SHIFTED | LOCK_WORD_THIN_LOCK_OWNER_MASK_SHIFTED)
     b.ne   \slow_lock
     add    w11, w10, #LOCK_WORD_THIN_LOCK_COUNT_ONE  // Increment the recursive lock count.
     tst    w11, #LOCK_WORD_THIN_LOCK_COUNT_MASK_SHIFTED  // Test the new thin lock count.
     b.eq   \slow_lock                 // Zero as the new count indicates overflow, go slow path.
     stxr   w10, w11, [x8]
     cbnz   w10, 1b                    // If the store failed, retry.
     ret
 .endm

 // Unlocking is needed for both managed code and JNI stubs.
 .macro UNLOCK_OBJECT_FAST_PATH obj, slow_unlock, can_be_null
     // Use scratch registers x8-x11 as temporaries.
     ldr    w9, [xSELF, #THREAD_ID_OFFSET]
     .if \can_be_null
         cbz    \obj, \slow_unlock
     .endif
                                       // Exclusive load/store has no immediate anymore.
     add    x8, \obj, #MIRROR_OBJECT_LOCK_WORD_OFFSET
 1:
 #ifndef USE_READ_BARRIER
     ldr    w10, [x8]
 #else
     ldxr   w10, [x8]                  // Need to use atomic instructions for read barrier.
 #endif
     eor    w11, w10, w9               // Prepare the value to store if simply locked
                                       //   (mostly 0s, and preserved read barrier bits),
                                       // or prepare to compare thread id for recursive lock check
                                       //   (lock_word.ThreadId() ^ self->ThreadId()).
     tst    w11, #LOCK_WORD_GC_STATE_MASK_SHIFTED_TOGGLED  // Test the non-gc bits.
     b.ne   2f                         // Locked recursively or by other thread?
     // Transition to unlocked.
 #ifndef USE_READ_BARRIER
     stlr   w11, [x8]
 #else
     stlxr  w10, w11, [x8]             // Need to use atomic instructions for read barrier.
     cbnz   w10, 1b                    // If the store failed, retry.
 #endif
     ret
 2:
                                       // Check lock word state and thread id together.
     tst    w11, #(LOCK_WORD_STATE_MASK_SHIFTED | LOCK_WORD_THIN_LOCK_OWNER_MASK_SHIFTED)
     b.ne   \slow_unlock
     sub    w11, w10, #LOCK_WORD_THIN_LOCK_COUNT_ONE  // decrement count
 #ifndef USE_READ_BARRIER
     str    w11, [x8]
 #else
     stxr   w10, w11, [x8]             // Need to use atomic instructions for read barrier.
     cbnz   w10, 1b                    // If the store failed, retry.
 #endif
     ret
 .endm

 #endif  // ART_RUNTIME_ARCH_ARM64_ASM_SUPPORT_ARM64_S_
	/*
	* Copyright (C) 2014 The Android Open Source Project
	*
	* Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License");
	* you may not use this file except in compliance with the License.
	* You may obtain a copy of the License at
	*
	* http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0
	*
	* Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software
	* distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS,
	* WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied.
	* See the License for the specific language governing permissions and
	* limitations under the License.
	*/

	#ifndef ART_RUNTIME_ARCH_ARM64_ASM_SUPPORT_ARM64_S_
	#define ART_RUNTIME_ARCH_ARM64_ASM_SUPPORT_ARM64_S_

	#include "asm_support_arm64.h"
	#include "interpreter/cfi_asm_support.h"

	// Define special registers.

	// Register holding Thread::Current().
	#define xSELF x19
	// Frame Pointer
	#define xFP x29
	// Link Register
	#define xLR x30
	// Define the intraprocedural linkage temporary registers.
	#define xIP0 x16
	#define wIP0 w16
	#define xIP1 x17
	#define wIP1 w17

	#ifdef RESERVE_MARKING_REGISTER
	// Marking Register, holding Thread::Current()->GetIsGcMarking().
	#define wMR w20
	#endif

	// Implicit suspend check register.
	#define xSUSPEND x21

	.macro CFI_EXPRESSION_BREG n, b, offset
	.if (-0x40 <= (\offset)) && ((\offset) < 0x40)
	CFI_EXPRESSION_BREG_1(\n, \b, \offset)
	.elseif (-0x2000 <= (\offset)) && ((\offset) < 0x2000)
	CFI_EXPRESSION_BREG_2(\n, \b, \offset)
	.else
	.error "Unsupported offset"
	.endif
	.endm

	.macro CFI_DEF_CFA_BREG_PLUS_UCONST reg, offset, size
	.if ((\size) < 0)
	.error "Size should be positive"
	.endif
	.if (((\offset) < -0x40) \|\| ((\offset) >= 0x40))
	.error "Unsupported offset"
	.endif
	.if ((\size) < 0x80)
	CFI_DEF_CFA_BREG_PLUS_UCONST_1_1(\reg, \offset, \size)
	.elseif ((\size) < 0x4000)
	CFI_DEF_CFA_BREG_PLUS_UCONST_1_2(\reg, \offset, \size)
	.else
	.error "Unsupported size"
	.endif
	.endm

	.macro CFI_REMEMBER_STATE
	.cfi_remember_state
	.endm

	// The spec is not clear whether the CFA is part of the saved state and tools
	// differ in the behaviour, so explicitly set the CFA to avoid any ambiguity.
	// The restored CFA state should match the CFA state during CFI_REMEMBER_STATE.
	.macro CFI_RESTORE_STATE_AND_DEF_CFA reg, offset
	.cfi_restore_state
	.cfi_def_cfa \reg, \offset
	.endm

	.macro ENTRY_ALIGNED name, alignment
	.type \name, #function
	.hidden \name // Hide this as a global symbol, so we do not incur plt calls.
	.global \name
	// ART-compiled functions have OatQuickMethodHeader but assembly funtions do not.
	// Prefix the assembly code with 0xFFs, which means there is no method header.
	.byte 0xFF, 0xFF, 0xFF, 0xFF
	// Cache alignment for function entry.
	// Use 0xFF as the last 4 bytes of alignment stand for OatQuickMethodHeader.
	.balign \alignment, 0xFF
	\name:
	.cfi_startproc
	.endm

	.macro ENTRY name
	ENTRY_ALIGNED \name, 16
	.endm

	.macro END name
	.cfi_endproc
	.size \name, .-\name
	.endm

	.macro UNIMPLEMENTED name
	ENTRY \name
	brk 0
	END \name
	.endm

	// Macro to poison (negate) the reference for heap poisoning.
	.macro POISON_HEAP_REF rRef
	#ifdef USE_HEAP_POISONING
	neg \rRef, \rRef
	#endif // USE_HEAP_POISONING
	.endm

	// Macro to unpoison (negate) the reference for heap poisoning.
	.macro UNPOISON_HEAP_REF rRef
	#ifdef USE_HEAP_POISONING
	neg \rRef, \rRef
	#endif // USE_HEAP_POISONING
	.endm

	.macro INCREASE_FRAME frame_adjustment
	sub sp, sp, #(\frame_adjustment)
	.cfi_adjust_cfa_offset (\frame_adjustment)
	.endm

	.macro DECREASE_FRAME frame_adjustment
	add sp, sp, #(\frame_adjustment)
	.cfi_adjust_cfa_offset -(\frame_adjustment)
	.endm

	.macro SAVE_REG reg, offset
	str \reg, [sp, #(\offset)]
	.cfi_rel_offset \reg, (\offset)
	.endm

	.macro RESTORE_REG_BASE base, reg, offset
	ldr \reg, [\base, #(\offset)]
	.cfi_restore \reg
	.endm

	.macro RESTORE_REG reg, offset
	RESTORE_REG_BASE sp, \reg, \offset
	.endm

	.macro SAVE_TWO_REGS_BASE base, reg1, reg2, offset
	stp \reg1, \reg2, [\base, #(\offset)]
	.cfi_rel_offset \reg1, (\offset)
	.cfi_rel_offset \reg2, (\offset) + 8
	.endm

	.macro SAVE_TWO_REGS reg1, reg2, offset
	SAVE_TWO_REGS_BASE sp, \reg1, \reg2, \offset
	.endm

	.macro RESTORE_TWO_REGS_BASE base, reg1, reg2, offset
	ldp \reg1, \reg2, [\base, #(\offset)]
	.cfi_restore \reg1
	.cfi_restore \reg2
	.endm

	.macro RESTORE_TWO_REGS reg1, reg2, offset
	RESTORE_TWO_REGS_BASE sp, \reg1, \reg2, \offset
	.endm

	.macro LOAD_RUNTIME_INSTANCE reg
	#if __has_feature(hwaddress_sanitizer)
	adrp \reg, :pg_hi21_nc:_ZN3art7Runtime9instance_E
	#else
	adrp \reg, _ZN3art7Runtime9instance_E
	#endif
	ldr \reg, [\reg, #:lo12:_ZN3art7Runtime9instance_E]
	.endm

	// Macro to refresh the Marking Register (W20).
	//
	// This macro must be called at the end of functions implementing
	// entrypoints that possibly (directly or indirectly) perform a
	// suspend check (before they return).
	.macro REFRESH_MARKING_REGISTER
	#ifdef RESERVE_MARKING_REGISTER
	ldr wMR, [xSELF, #THREAD_IS_GC_MARKING_OFFSET]
	#endif
	.endm

	// Macro to refresh the suspend check register.
	//
	// We do not refresh `xSUSPEND` after every transition to Runnable, so there is
	// a chance that an implicit suspend check loads null to xSUSPEND but before
	// causing a SIGSEGV at the next implicit suspend check we make a runtime call
	// that performs the suspend check explicitly. This can cause a spurious fault
	// without a pending suspend check request but it should be rare and the fault
	// overhead was already expected when we triggered the suspend check, we just
	// pay the price later than expected.
	.macro REFRESH_SUSPEND_CHECK_REGISTER
	ldr xSUSPEND, [xSELF, #THREAD_SUSPEND_TRIGGER_OFFSET]
	.endm

	/*
	* Macro that sets up the callee save frame to conform with
	* Runtime::CreateCalleeSaveMethod(kSaveRefsOnly).
	*/
	.macro SETUP_SAVE_REFS_ONLY_FRAME
	// art::Runtime* xIP0 = art::Runtime::instance_;
	// Our registers aren't intermixed - just spill in order.
	LOAD_RUNTIME_INSTANCE xIP0

	// ArtMethod* xIP0 = Runtime::instance_->callee_save_methods_[kSaveRefOnly];
	ldr xIP0, [xIP0, RUNTIME_SAVE_REFS_ONLY_METHOD_OFFSET]

	INCREASE_FRAME 96

	// Ugly compile-time check, but we only have the preprocessor.
	#if (FRAME_SIZE_SAVE_REFS_ONLY != 96)
	#error "FRAME_SIZE_SAVE_REFS_ONLY(ARM64) size not as expected."
	#endif

	// GP callee-saves.
	// x20 paired with ArtMethod* - see below.
	SAVE_TWO_REGS x21, x22, 16
	SAVE_TWO_REGS x23, x24, 32
	SAVE_TWO_REGS x25, x26, 48
	SAVE_TWO_REGS x27, x28, 64
	SAVE_TWO_REGS x29, xLR, 80

	// Store ArtMethod* Runtime::callee_save_methods_[kSaveRefsOnly].
	// Note: We could avoid saving X20 in the case of Baker read
	// barriers, as it is overwritten by REFRESH_MARKING_REGISTER
	// later; but it's not worth handling this special case.
	stp xIP0, x20, [sp]
	.cfi_rel_offset x20, 8

	// Place sp in Thread::Current()->top_quick_frame.
	mov xIP0, sp
	str xIP0, [xSELF, # THREAD_TOP_QUICK_FRAME_OFFSET]
	.endm

	// TODO: Probably no need to restore registers preserved by aapcs64.
	.macro RESTORE_SAVE_REFS_ONLY_FRAME
	// Callee-saves.
	// Note: Likewise, we could avoid restoring X20 in the case of Baker
	// read barriers, as it is overwritten by REFRESH_MARKING_REGISTER
	// later; but it's not worth handling this special case.
	RESTORE_REG x20, 8
	RESTORE_TWO_REGS x21, x22, 16
	RESTORE_TWO_REGS x23, x24, 32
	RESTORE_TWO_REGS x25, x26, 48
	RESTORE_TWO_REGS x27, x28, 64
	RESTORE_TWO_REGS x29, xLR, 80

	DECREASE_FRAME 96
	.endm

	.macro SETUP_SAVE_REFS_AND_ARGS_FRAME_INTERNAL base
	// Ugly compile-time check, but we only have the preprocessor.
	#if (FRAME_SIZE_SAVE_REFS_AND_ARGS != 224)
	#error "FRAME_SIZE_SAVE_REFS_AND_ARGS(ARM64) size not as expected."
	#endif

	// Stack alignment filler [\base, #8].
	// FP args.
	stp d0, d1, [\base, #16]
	stp d2, d3, [\base, #32]
	stp d4, d5, [\base, #48]
	stp d6, d7, [\base, #64]

	// Core args.
	stp x1, x2, [\base, #80]
	stp x3, x4, [\base, #96]
	stp x5, x6, [\base, #112]

	// x7, Callee-saves.
	// Note: We could avoid saving X20 in the case of Baker read
	// barriers, as it is overwritten by REFRESH_MARKING_REGISTER
	// later; but it's not worth handling this special case.
	stp x7, x20, [\base, #128]
	.cfi_rel_offset x20, 136
	SAVE_TWO_REGS_BASE \base, x21, x22, 144
	SAVE_TWO_REGS_BASE \base, x23, x24, 160
	SAVE_TWO_REGS_BASE \base, x25, x26, 176
	SAVE_TWO_REGS_BASE \base, x27, x28, 192

	// x29(callee-save) and LR.
	SAVE_TWO_REGS_BASE \base, x29, xLR, 208
	.endm

	// TODO: Probably no need to restore registers preserved by aapcs64. (That would require
	// auditing all users to make sure they restore aapcs64 callee-save registers they clobber.)
	.macro RESTORE_SAVE_REFS_AND_ARGS_FRAME_INTERNAL base
	// FP args.
	ldp d0, d1, [\base, #16]
	ldp d2, d3, [\base, #32]
	ldp d4, d5, [\base, #48]
	ldp d6, d7, [\base, #64]

	// Core args.
	ldp x1, x2, [\base, #80]
	ldp x3, x4, [\base, #96]
	ldp x5, x6, [\base, #112]

	// x7, callee-saves and LR.
	// Note: Likewise, we could avoid restoring X20 in the case of Baker
	// read barriers, as it is overwritten by REFRESH_MARKING_REGISTER
	// later; but it's not worth handling this special case.
	ldp x7, x20, [\base, #128]
	.cfi_restore x20
	RESTORE_TWO_REGS_BASE \base, x21, x22, 144
	RESTORE_TWO_REGS_BASE \base, x23, x24, 160
	RESTORE_TWO_REGS_BASE \base, x25, x26, 176
	RESTORE_TWO_REGS_BASE \base, x27, x28, 192
	RESTORE_TWO_REGS_BASE \base, x29, xLR, 208
	.endm

	.macro RESTORE_SAVE_REFS_AND_ARGS_FRAME
	RESTORE_SAVE_REFS_AND_ARGS_FRAME_INTERNAL sp
	DECREASE_FRAME FRAME_SIZE_SAVE_REFS_AND_ARGS
	.endm

	.macro SAVE_ALL_CALLEE_SAVES offset
	// FP callee-saves.
	stp d8, d9, [sp, #(0 + \offset)]
	stp d10, d11, [sp, #(16 + \offset)]
	stp d12, d13, [sp, #(32 + \offset)]
	stp d14, d15, [sp, #(48 + \offset)]

	// GP callee-saves
	SAVE_TWO_REGS x19, x20, (64 + \offset)
	SAVE_TWO_REGS x21, x22, (80 + \offset)
	SAVE_TWO_REGS x23, x24, (96 + \offset)
	SAVE_TWO_REGS x25, x26, (112 + \offset)
	SAVE_TWO_REGS x27, x28, (128 + \offset)
	SAVE_TWO_REGS x29, xLR, (144 + \offset)
	.endm

	/*
	* Macro that sets up the callee save frame to conform with
	* Runtime::CreateCalleeSaveMethod(kSaveAllCalleeSaves)
	*/
	.macro SETUP_SAVE_ALL_CALLEE_SAVES_FRAME
	// art::Runtime* xIP0 = art::Runtime::instance_;
	// Our registers aren't intermixed - just spill in order.
	LOAD_RUNTIME_INSTANCE xIP0

	// ArtMethod* xIP0 = Runtime::instance_->callee_save_methods_[kSaveAllCalleeSaves];
	ldr xIP0, [xIP0, RUNTIME_SAVE_ALL_CALLEE_SAVES_METHOD_OFFSET]

	INCREASE_FRAME 176

	// Ugly compile-time check, but we only have the preprocessor.
	#if (FRAME_SIZE_SAVE_ALL_CALLEE_SAVES != 176)
	#error "FRAME_SIZE_SAVE_ALL_CALLEE_SAVES(ARM64) size not as expected."
	#endif

	// Stack alignment filler [sp, #8].
	SAVE_ALL_CALLEE_SAVES 16

	// Store ArtMethod* Runtime::callee_save_methods_[kSaveAllCalleeSaves].
	str xIP0, [sp]
	// Place sp in Thread::Current()->top_quick_frame.
	mov xIP0, sp
	str xIP0, [xSELF, # THREAD_TOP_QUICK_FRAME_OFFSET]
	.endm

	/*
	* Macro that calls through to artDeliverPendingExceptionFromCode, where the pending
	* exception is Thread::Current()->exception_ when the runtime method frame is ready.
	*/
	.macro DELIVER_PENDING_EXCEPTION_FRAME_READY
	mov x0, xSELF

	// Point of no return.
	bl artDeliverPendingExceptionFromCode // artDeliverPendingExceptionFromCode(Thread*)
	brk 0 // Unreached
	.endm

	/*
	* Macro that calls through to artDeliverPendingExceptionFromCode, where the pending
	* exception is Thread::Current()->exception_.
	*/
	.macro DELIVER_PENDING_EXCEPTION
	SETUP_SAVE_ALL_CALLEE_SAVES_FRAME
	DELIVER_PENDING_EXCEPTION_FRAME_READY
	.endm

	.macro RETURN_OR_DELIVER_PENDING_EXCEPTION_REG reg
	ldr \reg, [xSELF, # THREAD_EXCEPTION_OFFSET] // Get exception field.
	cbnz \reg, 1f
	ret
	1:
	DELIVER_PENDING_EXCEPTION
	.endm

	.macro RETURN_OR_DELIVER_PENDING_EXCEPTION
	RETURN_OR_DELIVER_PENDING_EXCEPTION_REG xIP0
	.endm

	// Locking is needed for both managed code and JNI stubs.
	.macro LOCK_OBJECT_FAST_PATH obj, slow_lock, can_be_null
	// Use scratch registers x8-x11 as temporaries.
	ldr w9, [xSELF, #THREAD_ID_OFFSET]
	.if \can_be_null
	cbz \obj, \slow_lock
	.endif
	// Exclusive load/store has no immediate anymore.
	add x8, \obj, #MIRROR_OBJECT_LOCK_WORD_OFFSET
	1:
	ldaxr w10, [x8] // Acquire needed only in most common case.
	eor w11, w10, w9 // Prepare the value to store if unlocked
	// (thread id, count of 0 and preserved read barrier bits),
	// or prepare to compare thread id for recursive lock check
	// (lock_word.ThreadId() ^ self->ThreadId()).
	tst w10, #LOCK_WORD_GC_STATE_MASK_SHIFTED_TOGGLED // Test the non-gc bits.
	b.ne 2f // Check if unlocked.
	// Unlocked case - store w11: original lock word plus thread id, preserved read barrier bits.
	stxr w10, w11, [x8]
	cbnz w10, 1b // If the store failed, retry.
	ret
	2: // w10: original lock word, w9: thread id, w11: w10 ^ w11
	// Check lock word state and thread id together,
	tst w11, #(LOCK_WORD_STATE_MASK_SHIFTED \| LOCK_WORD_THIN_LOCK_OWNER_MASK_SHIFTED)
	b.ne \slow_lock
	add w11, w10, #LOCK_WORD_THIN_LOCK_COUNT_ONE // Increment the recursive lock count.
	tst w11, #LOCK_WORD_THIN_LOCK_COUNT_MASK_SHIFTED // Test the new thin lock count.
	b.eq \slow_lock // Zero as the new count indicates overflow, go slow path.
	stxr w10, w11, [x8]
	cbnz w10, 1b // If the store failed, retry.
	ret
	.endm

	// Unlocking is needed for both managed code and JNI stubs.
	.macro UNLOCK_OBJECT_FAST_PATH obj, slow_unlock, can_be_null
	// Use scratch registers x8-x11 as temporaries.
	ldr w9, [xSELF, #THREAD_ID_OFFSET]
	.if \can_be_null
	cbz \obj, \slow_unlock
	.endif
	// Exclusive load/store has no immediate anymore.
	add x8, \obj, #MIRROR_OBJECT_LOCK_WORD_OFFSET
	1:
	#ifndef USE_READ_BARRIER
	ldr w10, [x8]
	#else
	ldxr w10, [x8] // Need to use atomic instructions for read barrier.
	#endif
	eor w11, w10, w9 // Prepare the value to store if simply locked
	// (mostly 0s, and preserved read barrier bits),
	// or prepare to compare thread id for recursive lock check
	// (lock_word.ThreadId() ^ self->ThreadId()).
	tst w11, #LOCK_WORD_GC_STATE_MASK_SHIFTED_TOGGLED // Test the non-gc bits.
	b.ne 2f // Locked recursively or by other thread?
	// Transition to unlocked.
	#ifndef USE_READ_BARRIER
	stlr w11, [x8]
	#else
	stlxr w10, w11, [x8] // Need to use atomic instructions for read barrier.
	cbnz w10, 1b // If the store failed, retry.
	#endif
	ret
	2:
	// Check lock word state and thread id together.
	tst w11, #(LOCK_WORD_STATE_MASK_SHIFTED \| LOCK_WORD_THIN_LOCK_OWNER_MASK_SHIFTED)
	b.ne \slow_unlock
	sub w11, w10, #LOCK_WORD_THIN_LOCK_COUNT_ONE // decrement count
	#ifndef USE_READ_BARRIER
	str w11, [x8]
	#else
	stxr w10, w11, [x8] // Need to use atomic instructions for read barrier.
	cbnz w10, 1b // If the store failed, retry.
	#endif
	ret
	.endm

	#endif // ART_RUNTIME_ARCH_ARM64_ASM_SUPPORT_ARM64_S_