[PATCH v13 16/40] KVM: arm64: Manage GCS access and registers for guests

[Mark Brown]

On Wed, Oct 02, 2024 at 08:29:28PM +0100, Marc Zyngier wrote:
> Mark Brown <broonie at kernel.org> wrote:

> > They are, though really they should UNDEF if GCS isn't there (which I
> > had thought was what you were referencing here).  Equally we only have
> > traps for a subset of GCS instructions and it's not like there aren't a
> > whole bunch of untrappable extensions anyway so it's not clear it's
> > worth the effort just for that.

> If the encodings UNDEF when GCS is not implemented (i.e. they are not
> in the NOP space), then all trapable instructions should absolutely
> UNDEF (and yes, it is worth the effort, even if it is only to
> demonstrate that the architecture is sub-par).

Yes, see DDI0487 K.a C5.9.  If you're concerned about being unable to
generate UNDEFs there's a rather large set of existing extensions where
that's not possible, most of the hwcaps in the hwcap selftest that don't
set sigill_reliable but do have a SIGILL generator for a start.

> So I expect the next version to handle traps for GCSPUSHX, GCSPOPX,
> GCSPUSHM, GCSSTR and GCSSTTR when GCS isn't enabled.

OK, I already had that change locally after your first message.

> I'm also pretty sure this is missing some form of sanitisation for
> PSTATE.EXLOCK, and looking at the pseudocode, you seem to be missing
> the handling of that bit on exception injection.

Ah, yes - I think I see the missing exception injection handling in
enter_exception64().  I'm not seeing what you're referencing with
sanitisation though, could you give me some more specific pointers
please?
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