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Intel Corporation — IA-32 Intel® Architecture Software Developer’s Manual Volume 3: System Programming Guide
Intel Corporation — IA-32 Intel® Architecture Software Developer’s Manual Volume 3: System Programming Guide



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Название: IA-32 Intel® Architecture Software Developer’s Manual Volume 3: System Programming Guide

Автор: Intel Corporation

Аннотация:

The IA-32 Intel Architecture Software Developer’s Manual, Volume 3, describes the operating-system support environment of an IA-32 processor, including memory management, protection, task management, interrupt and exception handling, and system management mode. It also provides IA-32 processor compatibility information. This volume is aimed at operating-system and BIOS designers and programmers.


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Рубрика: Computer science/

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Год издания: 2002

Количество страниц: 770

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Предметный указатель
16-bit code, mixing with 32-bit code      17-1
32-bit code, mixing with 16-bit code      17-1
32-bit physical addressing, description of      3-20
32-bit physical addressing, overview      3-6
36-bit physical addressing, overview      3-6
36-bit physical addressing, using PSE-36 paging mechanism      3-34
36-bit physical addressing, using the PAE paging mechanism      3-28
8086 emulation, support for      16-1
8086 processor, exceptions and interrupts      16-8
8086/8088 processor      18-6
8087 math coprocessor      18-7
82489DX      18-27 18-28
82489DX relationship with local and I/O APICs      8-5
A (accessed) flag, page-table entries      3-26
A20M# signal      16-3 18-37
Aborts, description of      5-6
Aborts, restarting a program or task after      5-7
AC (alignment check) flag, EFLAGS register      2-9 5-49 18-6
Access rights, checking      2-21
Access rights, checking caller privileges      4-29
Access rights, description of      4-27
Access rights, invalid values      18-23
ADC instruction      7-5
Add instruction      7-5
Address space, of task      6-18
Address translation in real-address mode      16-3
Address translation logical to linear      3-7
Address translation overview      3-6
Address translation, 2-MByte pages, using 36-bit physical addressing      3-30
Address translation, 4-KByte pages, using 32-bit physical addressing      3-20
Address translation, 4-KByte pages, using 36-bit physical addressing      3-29
Address translation, 4-MByte pages, using 32-bit physical addressing      3-21
Address translation, 4-MByte pages, using 36-bit physical addressing      3-34
Address, size prefix      17-2
Addressing, segments      1-8
Advanced programmable interrupt controller      see "I/O APIC" "Loal
Alignment check exception (#AC)      2-9 5-49 5-50 18-13 18-25
Alignment, alignment check exception      5-49 5-50
Alignment, checking      4-31
Alignment, exception      18-13
AM (alignment mask) flag, CR0 control register      2-9 2-13 18-22
AND instruction      7-5
APIC      see "I/O APIC" "Loal
APIC bus, arbitration mechanism and protocol      8-31 8-39
APIC bus, bus message format      8-40 F-1
APIC bus, diagram of      8-3 8-4
APIC bus, EOI message format      8-18 F-1
APIC bus, mesage formats      F-1
APIC bus, nonfocused lowest priority message      F-3
APIC bus, short message format      F-2
APIC bus, SMI message      13-2
APIC bus, status cycles      F-4
APIC bus, structure of      8-5
APIC feature flag, CPUID instruction      8-9
APIC global enable flag, IA32_APIC_BASE MSR      8-11
APIC_BASE_MSR      8-11
Arbitration, APIC bus      8-39
ARPL instruction      2-21 4-31
At-retirement, counting      15-44
At-retirement, events      15-26 15-28 15-44 15-53 A-25
Atomic operations, automatic bus locking      7-4
Atomic operations, effects of a locked operation on internal processor caches      7-7
Atomic operations, guaranteed, description of      7-3
Atomic operations, overview of      7-2 7-3 7-4
Atomic operations, software-controlled bus locking      7-4
Auto HALT restart, field, SMM      13-14
Auto HALT restart, SMM      13-14
Automatic bus locking      7-4
B (busy) flag, TSS descriptor      6-7 6-13 6-14 6-17 6-18 7-4
B (default stack size) flag, segment descriptor      17-2 18-35
B0-B3 (breakpoint condition detected) flags, DR6 register      15-4
Backlink      see "Previous task link"
Base address fields, segment descriptor      3-11
BD (debug register access detected) flag, DR6 register      15-4 15-9
Binary numbers      1-8
BINIT# signal      2-22
Bit order      1-6
BOUND instruction      2-4 5-5 5-27
BOUND range exceeded exception (#BR)      5-27
BPO#, BP1#, BP2#, and BP3# pins      15-20
Branch record, branch trace message      15-15
Branch record, saving      15-13
Branch record, saving as a branch trace message      15-16
Branch record, structure      15-14
Branch record, structure of in BTS buffer      15-36
Branch trace message      see "BTM"
Branch trace store      see "BTS"
Breakpoint exception (#BP)      5-5 5-25 15-1 15-10
Breakpoints, breakpoint exception (#BP)      15-1
Breakpoints, data breakpoint      15-6
Breakpoints, data breakpoint exception conditions      15-9
Breakpoints, description of      15-1
Breakpoints, DR0-DR3 debug registers      15-3
Breakpoints, example      15-6
Breakpoints, exception      5-25
Breakpoints, field recognition      15-6
Breakpoints, general-detect exception condition      15-9
Breakpoints, I/O breakpoint exception conditions      15-9
Breakpoints, instruction breakpoint      15-6
Breakpoints, instruction breakpoint exception condition      15-7
Breakpoints, LEN0 - LEN3 (Length) fields, DR7 register      15-6
Breakpoints, R/W0-R/W3 (read/write) fields, DR7 register      15-5
Breakpoints, single-step exception condition      15-10
Breakpoints, task-switch exception condition      15-10
BS (single step) flag, DR6 register      15-4
BSP flag, IA32_APIC_BASE MSR      8-11
BSWAP instruction      18-4
BT (task switch) flag, DR6 register      15-4 15-10
BTC instruction      7-4
BTF (single-step on branches) flag, DebugCtlMSR MSR      15-15 15-20
BTMs (branch trace messages), description of      15-15
BTMs (branch trace messages), enabling      15-13 15-18
BTMs (branch trace messages), TR (trace message enable) flag, IA32_DEBUGCTL MSR      15-13
BTR instruction      7-4
BTS (branch trace store) facilities, availability of      15-11
BTS (branch trace store) facilities, BTS_UNAVAILABLE flag, IA32_MISC_ENABLE MSR      15-34 B-8
BTS (branch trace store) facilities, detection of      15-16
BTS (branch trace store) facilities, introduction to      15-11
BTS (branch trace store) facilities, setting up BTS buffer      15-18
BTS (branch trace store) facilities, writing an interrupt service routine for      15-18
BTS buffer, description of      15-34
BTS buffer, introduction to      15-11 15-16
BTS buffer, records in      15-36
BTS buffer, setting up      15-18
BTS buffer, structure of      15-35
BTS instruction      7-4
BTS_UNAVAILABLE flag, IA32_MISC_ENABLE MSR      15-34 B-8
Built-in self-test (BIST), description of      9-1
Built-in self-test (BIST), performing      9-2
Bus errors, detected with machine-check architecture      14-14
Bus hold      18-39
Bus locking      7-3 18-38
byte order      1-6
C (conforming) flag, segment descriptor      4-14
C1 flag, x87 FPU status word      18-8 18-17
C2 flag, x87 FPU status word      18-9
Cache control      10-22
Cache control, cache management instructions      10-18
Cache control, cache mechanisms in IA-32 processors      18-31
Cache control, caching terminology      10-4
Cache control, CD flag, CR0 control register      10-10 18-23
Cache control, choosing a memory type      10-8
Cache control, flags and fields      10-10
Cache control, flushing TLBs      10-21
Cache control, G (global) flag, page-directory entries      10-13 10-21
Cache control, G (global) flag, page-table entries      10-13 10-21
Cache control, internal caches      10-1
Cache control, MemTypeGet() function      10-32
Cache control, MemTypeSet() function      10-34
Cache control, MESI protocol      10-4 10-9
Cache control, methods of caching available      10-5
Cache control, MTRR initialization      10-31
Cache control, MTRR precedences      10-31
Cache control, MTRRs, description of      10-22
Cache control, multiple-processor considerations      10-35
Cache control, NW flag, CR0 control register      10-13 18-23
Cache control, operating modes      10-12
Cache control, overview of      10-1
Cache control, page attribute table (PAT)      10-37
Cache control, PCD flag, CR3 control register      10-13
Cache control, PCD flag, page-directory entries      10-13 10-14 10-37
Cache control, PCD flag, page-table entries      10-13 10-14 10-37
Cache control, PGE (page global enable) flag, CR4 control register      10-13
Cache control, precedence of controls      10-14
Cache control, preventing caching      10-17
Cache control, protocol      10-9
Cache control, PWT flag, CR3 control register      10-13
Cache control, PWT flag, page-directory entries      10-13 10-37
Cache control, PWT flag, page-table entries      10-13 10-37
Cache control, remapping memory types      10-31
Cache control, setting up memory ranges with MTRRs      10-25
Cache control, variable-range MTRRs      10-27
Caches      2-6
Caches, cache hit      10-4
Caches, cache line      10-4
Caches, cache line fill      10-4
Caches, cache write hit      10-4
Caches, description of      10-1
Caches, effects of a locked operation on internal processor caches      7-7
Caches, enabling      9-8
Caches, management, instructions      2-21 10-18
Caching, cache control protocol      10-9
Caching, cache line      10-4
Caching, cache management instructions      10-18
Caching, cache mechanisms in IA-32 processors      18-31
Caching, caching terminology      10-4
Caching, choosing a memory type      10-8
Caching, flushing TLBs      10-21
Caching, implicit caching      10-20
Caching, internal caches      10-1
Caching, L1 (level 1) cache      10-3
Caching, L2 (level 2) cache      10-3
Caching, L3 (level 3) cache      10-3
Caching, methods of caching available      10-5
Caching, MTRRs, description of      10-22
Caching, operating modes      10-12
Caching, overview of      10-1
Caching, self-modifying code, effect on      10-19 18-32
Caching, snooping      10-4
Caching, store buffer      10-22
Caching, TLBs      10-3
Caching, UC (strong uncacheable) memory type      10-5
Caching, UC- (uncacheable) memory type      10-5
Caching, WB (write back) memory type      10-6
Caching, WC (write combining) memory type      10-6
Caching, WP (write protected) memory type      10-6
Caching, write-back caching      10-5
Caching, WT (write through) memory type      10-6
Call gates, 16-bit, interlevel return from      18-35
Call gates, accessing a code segment through      4-18
Call gates, description of      4-17
Call gates, for 16-bit and 32-bit code modules      17-2
Call gates, introduction to      2-3
Call gates, mechanism      4-19
Call gates, privilege level checking rules      4-20
Call instruction      2-4 3-9 4-12 4-13 4-18 4-24 6-3 6-12 6-13 17-7
Caller access privileges, checking      4-29
Calls between 16- and 32-bit code segments      17-4
Calls, controlling the operand-size attribute for a call      17-7
Calls, returning from      4-24
Catastrophic shutdown detector      13-19
CC0 and CC1 (counter control) fields, CESR MSR (Pentium processor)      15-63
CD (cache disable) flag, CR0 control register      2-13 9-8 10-10 10-12 10-14 10-17 10-35 10-36 18-22 18-23 18-31
CESR (control and event select) MSR (Pentium processor)      15-62 15-63
CLFLSH feature flag, CPUID instruction      9-9
CLFLUSH instruction      2-14 7-8 9-9 10-19
CLI instruction      5-9
Clocks, counting processor clocks      15-49
CLTS instruction      2-20 4-26
Cluster model, local APIC      8-29
CMOVcc instructions      18-4
CMPXCHG instruction      7-4 18-4
CMPXCHG8B instruction      7-4 18-4
Code modules, 16 bit vs. 32 bit      17-2
Code modules, mixing 16-bit and 32-bit code      17-1
Code modules, sharing data among mixed-size code segments      17-3
Code modules, transferring control among mixed-size code segments      17-4
Code segments, accessing data in      4-12
Code segments, accessing through a call gate      4-18
Code segments, description of      3-13
Code segments, descriptor format      4-3
Code segments, descriptor layout      4-3
Code segments, direct calls or jumps to      4-13
Code segments, executable (defined)      3-11
Code segments, paging of      2-5
Code segments, pointer size      17-5
Code segments, privilege level checking when transferring program control between code segments      4-12
Code segments, size      3-11
Compatibility, IA-32 architecture      18-1
Compatibility, software      1-6
Condition code flags, x87 FPU status word compatibility information      18-8
Conforming code segments, accessing      4-15
Conforming code segments, C (conforming) flag      4-14
Conforming code segments, description of      3-14
Context, task      see "Task state"
Control registers, CR0      2-12
Control registers, CR1 (reserved)      2-12
Control registers, CR2      2-12
Control registers, CR3 (PDBR)      2-5 2-12
Control registers, CR4      2-12
Control registers, description of      2-12
Control registers, introduction to      2-5
Control registers, qualification of flags with CPUID instruction      2-18
Coprocessor segment overrun exception      5-34 18-13
Counter mask field, PerfEvtSel0 and PerfEvtSel1 MSRs (P6 family processors)      15-60
CPL, description of      4-8
CPL, field, CS segment selector      4-3
CPUID instruction      7-14 15-22 15-61 18-2 18-4 18-39
CPUID instruction, qualification of CR4 control register flags      2-18
CR0 control register      18-7
CR0 control register, description of      2-12
CR0 control register, introduction to      2-5
CR0 control register, state following processor reset      9-2
CR1 control register (reserved)      2-12
CR2 control register, description of      2-12
CR2 control register, introduction to      2-5
CR3 control register (PDBR), associated with a task      6-1 6-3
CR3 control register (PDBR), changing to access full extended physical address space      3-31
CR3 control register (PDBR), description of      2-12 3-23
CR3 control register (PDBR), format with physical address extension enabled      3-29
CR3 control register (PDBR), in TSS      6-5 6-18
CR3 control register (PDBR), introduction to      2-5
CR3 control register (PDBR), invalidation of non-global TLBs      3-37
CR3 control register (PDBR), loading during initialization      9-13
CR3 control register (PDBR), memory management      2-5
CR3 control register (PDBR), page directory base address      2-5
CR3 control register (PDBR), page table base address      2-4
CR4 control register, description of      2-12
CR4 control register, enabling control functions      18-2
CR4 control register, inclusion in IA-32 architecture      18-21
CR4 control register, introduction to      2-5
CS register      18-12
CS register, saving on call to exception or interrupt handler      5-15
CS register, state following initialization      9-6
CTR0 and CTR1 (performance counters) MSRs (Pentium processor)      15-62 15-65
Current privilege level      see "CPL"
D (default operation size) flag, segment descriptor      17-2 18-35
D (dirty) flag, page-table entries      3-26
D/B (default operation size/default stack pointer size and/or upper bound) flag, segment descriptor      3-11 4-5
Data breakpoint exception conditions      15-9
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