; Dispatching to our interrupt handler code from assembly because some of this is 
; enourmous pain in C

; Save the register state
; call the C handler
; executes iret(expects the stack to look like struct stack_state)


; If the interrupt we need to handle doesn't produce an error code then must provide a 0
; for consistency

extern interrupt_handler
extern cpu_reg_state
extern stack_state
extern idt_ptr

global load_idt
load_idt:
	lidt [idt_ptr]
	ret

%macro no_err_handler 1
global no_err_handler_%1 	; defined in interrupts.h
no_err_handler_%1:
	push dword 0
	push dword %1
	jmp common_int_handler
%endmacro

; deals with the intterrupts that do give us an error code
%macro err_code_handler 1
global err_code_handler_%1
err_code_handler_%1:
	push dword %1
	jmp common_int_handler
%endmacro

extern interrupt_handler ; external handler (interrupts.c)
common_int_handler:
	; save thigns before do our C-call
	pushad
	;push eax ecx edx ebx
	;push esp ebp esi edi

	push ds
	push es 
	push fs 
	push gs

	; load the kernel segment descriptor
	mov ax, 0x10
	mov ds, ax
	mov es, ax
	mov fs, ax
	mov gs, ax
	mov eax, esp	; pushing the stack into the next call
	push eax
	mov eax, interrupt_handler
	call eax 		; preserve the eip register past this call

	; segments
	pop gs 
	pop fs
	pop es
	pop ds

	popad

	add esp, 8
	; special instruction which lets us jump back to code
	; which was previously interrupted
	iret 	


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