2007/2/1, bibo,mao <bibo_mao@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>:AFAIK x86_64 EFI firmware now has only one entry point, i386 kernelcurrently x86_64 kernel does not support efi, efi convention comply to
MS convention. On ia32 parameter is passed on stack, on x86_64 parameter
is passed by registers but that is different from x86_64 linux convention.
Is an x86_64 EFI firmware required to have 2 entry points, one x86_64
and one in ia32 mode ? If that's not the case, it means that an i386
kernel won't be able to work correctly on an EFI powered x86_64 box...
I do not object your second patch if there will be more wrapper functionsHow about adding EFIAPI prefix before efi runtime service function, this
prefix has different definition in different architecture.
Have you any objection to the second patch I posted? It's not only a
matter of passing arguments, ia64 does quite a lot of things in its
wrapper functions. I can easily imagine that such additional work
could be added in the i386 wrappers if EFI becomes more widely used.