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28 
29 #include <vmm/vmm.h>
30 
31 /************************************************************************
32 
33  Function: void vmm_unmapPage(uInt32 pageAddr,int flags);
34  Description: This Function Will Unmap A Page From The Kernel VM Space
35  The Flags Variable Decides If Its To Free The Page Or Not
36  A Flag Of 0 Will Free It And A Flag Of 1 Will Keep It
37  Notes:
38 
39  07/30/02 - I Have Decided That This Should Free The Physical Page There
40  Is No Reason To Keep It Marked As Not Available
41 
42  07/30/02 - Ok A Found A Reason To Keep It Marked As Available I Admit
43  Even I Am Not Perfect Ok The Case Where You Wouldn't Want To
44  Free It Would Be On Something Like Where I Allocated A Page
45  To Create A New Virtual Space So Now It Has A Flag
46 
47  ************************************************************************/
48 void vmm_unmapPage(uint32_t pageAddr, unmapFlags_t flags) {
49  int pageDirectoryIndex = 0, pageTableIndex = 0;
50  uint32_t *pageTable = 0x0;
51  uint32_t *pageDirectory = 0x0;
52 
53  pageDirectory = PD_BASE_ADDR;
54 
55  /* Get The Index To The Page Directory */
56  pageDirectoryIndex = (pageAddr >> 22);
57 
58  if ((pageDirectory[pageDirectoryIndex] & PAGE_PRESENT) != PAGE_PRESENT)
59  return;
60 
61  //Calculate The Page Table Index
62  pageTableIndex = ((pageAddr >> 12) & 0x3FF);
63 
64  /* Set pageTable To The Virtual Address Of Table */
65  pageTable = (uint32_t *) (PT_BASE_ADDR + (0x1000 * pageDirectoryIndex));
66 
67  /* Free The Physical Page If Flags Is 0 */
68  if (flags == 0)
69  freePage((uint32_t) (pageTable[pageTableIndex] & 0xFFFFF000));
70 
71  /* Unmap The Page */
72  pageTable[pageTableIndex] = 0x0;
73 
74  /* Rehash The Page Directory */
75  asm volatile(
76  "movl %cr3,%eax\n"
77  "movl %eax,%cr3\n"
78  );
79 
80  /* Return */
81  return;
82 }
83 
84 /************************************************************************
85 
86  Function: void vmm_unmapPages(uInt32 pageAddr,int flags);
87  Description: This Function Will Unmap A Page From The Kernel VM Space
88  The Flags Variable Decides If Its To Free The Page Or Not
89  A Flag Of 0 Will Free It And A Flag Of 1 Will Keep It
90  Notes:
91 
92  07/30/02 - I Have Decided That This Should Free The Physical Page There
93  Is No Reason To Keep It Marked As Not Available
94 
95  07/30/02 - Ok A Found A Reason To Keep It Marked As Available I Admit
96  Even I Am Not Perfect Ok The Case Where You Wouldn't Want To
97  Free It Would Be On Something Like Where I Allocated A Page
98  To Create A New Virtual Space So Now It Has A Flag
99 
100  ************************************************************************/
101 void vmm_unmapPages(void *ptr, uint32_t size, unmapFlags_t flags) {
102  uInt32 baseAddr = (uInt32) ptr & 0xFFFFF000;
103  uInt32 dI = 0x0, tI = 0x0;
104  uInt32 y = 0x0;
105  uInt32 *pageTable = 0x0;
106 
107  dI = (baseAddr / (1024 * 4096));
108  tI = ((baseAddr - (dI * (1024 * 4096))) / 4096);
109  pageTable = (uInt32 *) (PT_BASE_ADDR + (4096 * dI));
110  for (y = tI; y < (tI + ((size + 4095) / 4096)); y++) {
111  pageTable[y] = 0x0;
112  }
113  return;
114 }
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