arm-trusted-firmware

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Bryan O'Donoghue 520f864e66 bl1-smc-handler: Ensure the lower-order 16 bits of SPSR are programmed A bug recently fixed in bl2/aarch32/bl2_el3_entrypoint.S relates to programming the lower-order 16 bits of the SPSR to populate into the CPSR on eret. The BL1 smc-handler code is identical and has the same shortfall in programming the SPSR from the platform defined struct entry_point_info->spsr. msr spsr, r1 will only update bits f->[31:24] and c->[7:0] respectively. In order to ensure the 16 lower-order processor mode bits x->[15:8] and c->[7:0] this patch changes msr spsr, r1 to msr spsr_xc, r1. This change ensures we capture the x field, which we are interested in and not the f field which we are not. Fixes: `f3b4914be3` ('AArch32: Add generic changes in BL1') Signed-off-by: Bryan O'Donoghue <bryan.odonoghue@linaro.org>		6 years ago
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aarch32	bl1-smc-handler: Ensure the lower-order 16 bits of SPSR are programmed	6 years ago
aarch64	BL1: Enable pointer authentication support	6 years ago
tbbr	Sanitise includes across codebase	6 years ago
bl1.ld.S	Sanitise includes across codebase	6 years ago
bl1.mk	BL1: Enable pointer authentication support	6 years ago
bl1_fwu.c	Sanitise includes across codebase	6 years ago
bl1_main.c	BL1: Enable pointer authentication support	6 years ago
bl1_private.h	Move BL1 and BL2 private defines to bl_common.h	6 years ago