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 * Contributor(s): 
 *  David Baron <dbaron@dbaron.org> (ported to
 *     gcc 3/sparc-sun-solaris from gcc 2.x/sparc-sun-solaris)
 */

/*
 * Platform specific code to invoke XPCOM methods on native objects for
 * solaris/sparc with gcc 3 ABI.
 */
        .global XPTC_InvokeByIndex
/*
 *  XPTC_InvokeByIndex(nsISupports* that, PRUint32 methodIndex,
 *                     PRUint32 paramCount, nsXPTCVariant* params);
 */
XPTC_InvokeByIndex:
        save    %sp,-(64 + 32),%sp  ! room for the register window and
                                    ! struct pointer, rounded up to 0 % 32
        mov     %i2,%o0             ! paramCount
        call    invoke_count_words  ! returns the required stack size in %o0
        mov     %i3,%o1             ! params
        
        sll     %o0,2,%l0           ! number of bytes
        sub     %sp,%l0,%sp         ! create the additional stack space
            
        mov     %sp,%o0             ! pointer for copied args
        add     %o0,72,%o0          ! step past the register window, the
                                    ! struct result pointer and the 'this' slot
        mov     %i2,%o1             ! paramCount
        call    invoke_copy_to_stack
        mov     %i3,%o2             ! params
!
!   calculate the target address from the vtable
!
        ld      [%i0],%l1           ! *that --> vTable
        sll     %i1,2,%i1           ! multiply index by 4
        add     %i1,%l1,%l1         ! l1 now points to vTable entry
        ld      [%l1],%l0           ! target address

.L5:    ld      [%sp + 88],%o5
.L4:    ld      [%sp + 84],%o4
.L3:    ld      [%sp + 80],%o3
.L2:    ld      [%sp + 76],%o2
.L1:    ld      [%sp + 72],%o1
.L0:
        jmpl    %l0,%o7             ! call the routine
! always have a 'this', from the incoming 'that'
        mov     %i0,%o0
        
        mov     %o0,%i0             ! propagate return value
        ret
        restore
