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APT_U: Added GetSharedFont service function.

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bunnei 2014-11-26 15:00:51 -05:00
parent 5bac72282a
commit 6fe61d3deb
2 changed files with 103 additions and 34 deletions
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src/common/common_paths.h
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@ -58,6 +58,9 @@
#define DEBUGGER_CONFIG "debugger.ini"
#define LOGGER_CONFIG "logger.ini"
// Sys files
#define SHARED_FONT "shared_font.bin"
// Files in the directory returned by GetUserPath(D_LOGS_IDX)
#define MAIN_LOG "emu.log"

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src/core/hle/service/apt_u.cpp
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@ -4,10 +4,12 @@
#include "common/common.h"
#include "common/file_util.h"
#include "core/hle/hle.h"
#include "core/hle/kernel/event.h"
#include "core/hle/kernel/mutex.h"
#include "core/hle/kernel/shared_memory.h"
#include "apt_u.h"
////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
@ -15,7 +17,19 @@
namespace APT_U {
// Address used for shared font (as observed on HW)
// TODO(bunnei): This is the hard-coded address where we currently dump the shared font from via
// https://github.com/citra-emu/3dsutils. This is technically a hack, and will not work at any
// address other than 0x18000000 due to internal pointers in the shared font dump that would need to
// be relocated. This might be fixed by dumping the shared font @ address 0x00000000 and then
// correctly mapping it in Citra, however we still do not understand how the mapping is determined.
static const VAddr SHARED_FONT_VADDR = 0x18000000;
// Handle to shared memory region designated to for shared system font
static Handle shared_font_mem = 0;
static Handle lock_handle = 0;
static std::vector<u8> shared_font;
/// Signals used by APT functions
enum class SignalType : u32 {
@ -84,18 +98,18 @@ void InquireNotification(Service::Interface* self) {
* state so that this command will return an error if this command is used again if parameters were
* not set again. This is called when the second Initialize event is triggered. It returns a signal
* type indicating why it was triggered.
* Inputs:
* 1 : AppID
* 2 : Parameter buffer size, max size is 0x1000
* Outputs:
* 1 : Result of function, 0 on success, otherwise error code
* 2 : Unknown, for now assume AppID of the process which sent these parameters
* 3 : Unknown, for now assume Signal type
* 4 : Actual parameter buffer size, this is <= to the the input size
* 5 : Value
* 6 : Handle from the source process which set the parameters, likely used for shared memory
* 7 : Size
* 8 : Output parameter buffer ptr
* Inputs:
* 1 : AppID
* 2 : Parameter buffer size, max size is 0x1000
* Outputs:
* 1 : Result of function, 0 on success, otherwise error code
* 2 : Unknown, for now assume AppID of the process which sent these parameters
* 3 : Unknown, for now assume Signal type
* 4 : Actual parameter buffer size, this is <= to the the input size
* 5 : Value
* 6 : Handle from the source process which set the parameters, likely used for shared memory
* 7 : Size
* 8 : Output parameter buffer ptr
*/
void ReceiveParameter(Service::Interface* self) {
u32* cmd_buff = Service::GetCommandBuffer();
@ -115,18 +129,18 @@ void ReceiveParameter(Service::Interface* self) {
* APT_U::GlanceParameter service function. This is exactly the same as APT_U::ReceiveParameter
* (except for the word value prior to the output handle), except this will not clear the flag
* (except when responseword[3]==8 || responseword[3]==9) in NS state.
* Inputs:
* 1 : AppID
* 2 : Parameter buffer size, max size is 0x1000
* Outputs:
* 1 : Result of function, 0 on success, otherwise error code
* 2 : Unknown, for now assume AppID of the process which sent these parameters
* 3 : Unknown, for now assume Signal type
* 4 : Actual parameter buffer size, this is <= to the the input size
* 5 : Value
* 6 : Handle from the source process which set the parameters, likely used for shared memory
* 7 : Size
* 8 : Output parameter buffer ptr
* Inputs:
* 1 : AppID
* 2 : Parameter buffer size, max size is 0x1000
* Outputs:
* 1 : Result of function, 0 on success, otherwise error code
* 2 : Unknown, for now assume AppID of the process which sent these parameters
* 3 : Unknown, for now assume Signal type
* 4 : Actual parameter buffer size, this is <= to the the input size
* 5 : Value
* 6 : Handle from the source process which set the parameters, likely used for shared memory
* 7 : Size
* 8 : Output parameter buffer ptr
*/
void GlanceParameter(Service::Interface* self) {
u32* cmd_buff = Service::GetCommandBuffer();
@ -146,14 +160,14 @@ void GlanceParameter(Service::Interface* self) {
/**
* APT_U::AppletUtility service function
* Inputs:
* 1 : Unknown, but clearly used for something
* 2 : Buffer 1 size (purpose is unknown)
* 3 : Buffer 2 size (purpose is unknown)
* 5 : Buffer 1 address (purpose is unknown)
* 65 : Buffer 2 address (purpose is unknown)
* Outputs:
* 1 : Result of function, 0 on success, otherwise error code
* Inputs:
* 1 : Unknown, but clearly used for something
* 2 : Buffer 1 size (purpose is unknown)
* 3 : Buffer 2 size (purpose is unknown)
* 5 : Buffer 1 address (purpose is unknown)
* 65 : Buffer 2 address (purpose is unknown)
* Outputs:
* 1 : Result of function, 0 on success, otherwise error code
*/
void AppletUtility(Service::Interface* self) {
u32* cmd_buff = Service::GetCommandBuffer();
@ -172,6 +186,34 @@ void AppletUtility(Service::Interface* self) {
buffer1_addr, buffer2_addr);
}
/**
* APT_U::GetSharedFont service function
* Outputs:
* 1 : Result of function, 0 on success, otherwise error code
* 2 : Virtual address of where shared font will be loaded in memory
* 4 : Handle to shared font memory
*/
void GetSharedFont(Service::Interface* self) {
DEBUG_LOG(KERNEL, "called");
u32* cmd_buff = Service::GetCommandBuffer();
if (!shared_font.empty()) {
// TODO(bunnei): This function shouldn't copy the shared font every time it's called.
// Instead, it should probably map the shared font as RO memory. We don't currently have
// an easy way to do this, but the copy should be sufficient for now.
memcpy(Memory::GetPointer(SHARED_FONT_VADDR), shared_font.data(), shared_font.size());
cmd_buff[0] = 0x00440082;
cmd_buff[1] = 0; // No error
cmd_buff[2] = SHARED_FONT_VADDR;
cmd_buff[4] = shared_font_mem;
} else {
cmd_buff[1] = -1; // Generic error (not really possible to verify this on hardware)
ERROR_LOG(KERNEL, "called, but %s has not been loaded!", SHARED_FONT);
}
}
const Interface::FunctionInfo FunctionTable[] = {
{0x00010040, GetLockHandle, "GetLockHandle"},
{0x00020080, Initialize, "Initialize"},
@ -240,7 +282,7 @@ const Interface::FunctionInfo FunctionTable[] = {
{0x00410040, nullptr, "ReceiveCaptureBufferInfo"},
{0x00420080, nullptr, "SleepSystem"},
{0x00430040, nullptr, "NotifyToWait"},
{0x00440000, nullptr, "GetSharedFont"},
{0x00440000, GetSharedFont, "GetSharedFont"},
{0x00450040, nullptr, "GetWirelessRebootInfo"},
{0x00460104, nullptr, "Wrap"},
{0x00470104, nullptr, "Unwrap"},
@ -259,9 +301,33 @@ const Interface::FunctionInfo FunctionTable[] = {
// Interface class
Interface::Interface() {
Register(FunctionTable, ARRAY_SIZE(FunctionTable));
// Load the shared system font (if available).
// The expected format is a decrypted, uncompressed BCFNT file with the 0x80 byte header
// generated by the APT:U service. The best way to get is by dumping it from RAM. We've provided
// a homebrew app to do this: https://github.com/citra-emu/3dsutils. Put the resulting file
// "shared_font.bin" in the Citra "sysdata" directory.
shared_font.clear();
std::string filepath = FileUtil::GetUserPath(D_SYSDATA_IDX) + SHARED_FONT;
FileUtil::CreateFullPath(filepath); // Create path if not already created
FileUtil::IOFile file(filepath, "rb");
if (file.IsOpen()) {
// Read shared font data
shared_font.resize(file.GetSize());
file.ReadBytes(shared_font.data(), file.GetSize());
// Create shared font memory object
shared_font_mem = Kernel::CreateSharedMemory("APT_U:shared_font_mem");
} else {
WARN_LOG(KERNEL, "Unable to load shared font: %s", filepath.c_str());
shared_font_mem = 0;
}
lock_handle = 0;
Register(FunctionTable, ARRAY_SIZE(FunctionTable));
}
Interface::~Interface() {