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/*
 *  IA64 assembler doesn't like C style comments.  This also means we can't
 *  include other include files to get things like the roundup2() macro.
 *
 *  NOTE:  Actual register storage must start on a 16 byte boundary.  Both
 *  setjmp and longjmp make that adjustment before referencing the contents
 *  of jmp_buf.  The macro JMPBUF_ADDR_OF( buf, item ) allows someone to get
 *  the address of an individual item saved in jmp_buf
 */

#define our_roundup(x, y) (((x)+((y)-1))&(~((y)-1)))

#define JMPBUF_ALIGNMENT	0x10
#define JMPBUF_ADDR_OF( buf, item ) \
	((size_t)((our_roundup((size_t)buf, JMPBUF_ALIGNMENT)) + item))

#define J_UNAT      0
#define J_NATS      0x8
#define J_PFS       0x10
#define J_BSP       0x18
#define J_RNAT      0x20
#define J_PREDS     0x28
#define J_LC        0x30
#define J_R4        0x38
#define J_R5        0x40
#define J_R6        0x48
#define J_R7        0x50
#define J_SP        0x58
#define J_F2        0x60
#define J_F3        0x70
#define J_F4        0x80
#define J_F5        0x90
#define J_F16       0xa0
#define J_F17       0xb0
#define J_F18       0xc0
#define J_F19       0xd0
#define J_F20       0xe0
#define J_F21       0xf0
#define J_F22       0x100
#define J_F23       0x110
#define J_F24       0x120
#define J_F25       0x130
#define J_F26       0x140
#define J_F27       0x150
#define J_F28       0x160
#define J_F29       0x170
#define J_F30       0x180
#define J_F31       0x190
#define J_FPSR      0x1a0
#define J_B0        0x1a8
#define J_B1        0x1b0
#define J_B2        0x1b8
#define J_B3        0x1c0
#define J_B4        0x1c8
#define J_B5        0x1d0
#define J_SIG0	    0x1d8
#define J_SIG1	    0x1e0
#define J_SIGMASK   0x1e8
#define J_END       0x1f0

#ifndef LOCORE
/*
 * jmp_buf and sigjmp_buf are encapsulated in different structs to force
 * compile-time diagnostics for mismatches.  The structs are the same
 * internally to avoid some run-time errors for mismatches.
 */
#ifndef _ANSI_SOURCE
typedef struct _sigjmp_buf {
    char	Buffer[ J_END + JMPBUF_ALIGNMENT ];
} sigjmp_buf[1];
#endif /* not ANSI */
typedef struct _jmp_buf {
    char	Buffer[ J_END + JMPBUF_ALIGNMENT ];
} jmp_buf[1];
#endif