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/**************************** disassem.h **********************************
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* Author: Agner Fog
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* Date created: 2017-04-26
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* Last modified: 2021-04-11
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* Version: 1.11
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* Project: Binary tools for ForwardCom instruction set
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* Module: disassem.h
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* Description:
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* Header file for disassembler
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*
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* Copyright 2006-2021 GNU General Public License http://www.gnu.org/licenses
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*****************************************************************************/
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/* Additional information stored in symbol records during disassembly:
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ElfFwcSym::st_other bit 31 set if symbol has been written out in section listing
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ElfFwcSym::st_reguse1 old symbol index before sorting and adding more symbols,
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needs translation to new index in relocation records
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ElfFwcSym::st_size reference symbol if symbol is a relative pointer, stored in bit 32-63 of st_size
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ElfFwcSym::st_reguse2 symbol data type: bit 0-2: operand type, bit 3 = 1
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0x100 code pointer
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0x200 data pointer
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*/
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// Universal template for all instruction formats
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union STemplate {
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uint64_t q; // First 64 bits
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struct {
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uint32_t rt: 5; // Source register RT in formats A and E
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uint32_t mask: 3; // Mask register in formats A and E
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uint32_t rs: 5; // Source register RS in formats A, B, and E
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uint32_t ot: 3; // Operand type and M in formats A, B, and E
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uint32_t rd: 5; // Destination register RD in formats A, B, C, and E
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uint32_t op1: 6; // Destination register RD in formats A, B, C, and E
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uint32_t mode: 3; // Mode in all formats
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uint32_t il: 2; // Instruction length in all formats
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uint32_t im2: 16; // IM2 in format E
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uint32_t im3: 6; // IM3 in format E
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uint32_t op2: 2; // OP2 in format E
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uint32_t ru: 5; // Source register RU in format E
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uint32_t mode2: 3; // Mode2 in format E
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} a;
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struct {
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int32_t im2: 24; // IM2 in format D
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uint32_t op1: 3; // The remaining part of OP1 in format D
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uint32_t mode: 3; // Mode in format D
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uint32_t il: 2; // Instruction length in format D
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} d;
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uint8_t b[12]; // IM1 in format B
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uint16_t s[4]; // IM1+2 in format C
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uint32_t i[3]; // IM2 and IM3 in format A2, A3, B2, B3
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float f[2]; // IM2 as float
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};
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// Record in nested lookup lists for formats.
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// crit = 0 means that index is an index into the format table
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// crit > 0 means that index is an offset into the next table. Add something to this offset according to the criterion
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struct SFormatIndex {
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uint8_t crit; // Criterion for lookup into next table: 0 = format table.
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// 1: mode2, 2: op1 / 8, 3: op1 % 8, 4: IM1 % 64 / 8, 5: IM1 % 8,
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// 6: IM12 == 0xFFFF
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uint8_t index; // Offset into next table
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};
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// Record in list of formats (formatList)
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struct SFormat {
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uint16_t format2; // 0x0XYZ, where X = il, Y = mode, Z = subformat (mode2 or OP1) or variant within format
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uint8_t category; // Category: 1 = single format, 3 = multi-format, 4 = jump instruction
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uint8_t tmplate; // Template: 0xA, 0xB, 0xC, 0xD, 0xE.
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uint8_t opAvail; // Operands available: 1 = immediate, 2 = memory,
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// 0x10 = RT, 0x20 = RS, 0x40 = RU, 0x80 = RD
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uint8_t ot; // Operand type. 0: determined by OT field. 0x10 - 0x17: 0-7.
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// 0x32: int32 for even OP1, int64 for odd OP1
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// 0x35: float for even OP1, double for odd OP1
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uint8_t jumpSize; // Size of jump offset field (bytes)
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uint8_t jumpPos; // Position of jump offset field (bytes)
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uint8_t addrSize; // Size of address offset field (bytes)
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uint8_t addrPos; // Position of address offset field (bytes)
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uint8_t immSize; // Size of first immediate operand (bytes)
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uint8_t immPos; // Position of first immediate operand (bytes)
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uint16_t imm2; // Size and position of extra immediate operands:
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// 1 = IM2 in template C,
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// 2 = IM3 in template E may contain options,
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// 4 = IM3 is shift count for IM2 if no options,
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// 8 = IM2 is shift count for IM4,
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// 0x10 = IM3 in template A3 or B3,
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// 0x40 = has fixed values
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// 0x80 = jump OPJ in IM1
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// 0x90 = jump OPJ is in high part of IM2 in format A2
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// 0xC0 = jump with no OPJ
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// 0x100 = OP2 is used for immediate operand as extension of IM3
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uint8_t vect; // 1 = vector registers used, 2 = vector length in RT, 4 = broadcast length in RT
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// 0x10 = vector registers used if M bit
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uint8_t mem; // 1 (unused), 2 = base in RS, 4 = index in RT,
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// 0x10 = has offset, 0x20 = has limit,
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uint8_t scale; // 1 = offset is scaled, 2 = index is scaled by OS, 4 = scale factor is -1
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uint8_t formatIndex; // Bit index into format in instruction list
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uint8_t exeTable; // table of function pointers used during emulation
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};
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// tables in emulator2.cpp:
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extern const SFormat formatList[]; // == FXEND in disasm1.cpp
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extern uint32_t formatListSize; // size of formatList
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extern const uint32_t dataSizeTable[8]; // = {1, 2, 4, 8, 16, 4, 8, 16};
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extern const uint32_t dataSizeTableMax8[8]; // = {1, 2, 4, 8, 8, 4, 8, 8};
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extern const uint32_t dataSizeTableLog[8]; // = {0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 2, 3, 4};
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extern const uint32_t dataSizeTableBits[8]; // = {8, 16, 32, 64, 128, 32, 64, 128};
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extern const uint64_t dataSizeMask[8]; // = {FF, FFFF, FFFFFFFF, -1, -1, FFFFFFFF, -1, -1};
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// Operator for sorting symbols by address. Used by disassembler
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static inline bool operator < (ElfFwcSym const & a, ElfFwcSym const & b) {
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if (a.st_section != b.st_section) return a.st_section < b.st_section;
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return a.st_value < b.st_value;
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}
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// Operatur == tells if symbols have same address
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static inline bool operator == (ElfFwcSym const & a, ElfFwcSym const & b) {
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return a.st_section == b.st_section && a.st_value == b.st_value;
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}
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// Operator for sorting relocations by address. Used by disassembler
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static inline bool operator < (ElfFwcReloc const & a, ElfFwcReloc const & b) {
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if (a.r_section < b.r_section) return true;
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if (a.r_section > b.r_section) return false;
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return a.r_offset < b.r_offset;
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}
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// Look up format in FormatList (this function is in emulator2.cpp)
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uint32_t lookupFormat(uint64_t instruct);
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// Check integrity of format lists
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void checkFormatListIntegrity();
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// Interpret template variants in instruction record
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uint64_t interpretTemplateVariants(const char *);
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// bits returned by interpretTemplateVariants
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const int VARIANT_D0 = (1 << 0); // no destination, no operand type
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const int VARIANT_D1 = (1 << 1); // no destination, but operant type specified
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const int VARIANT_D2 = (1 << 2); // operant type ignored
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const int VARIANT_D3 = (1 << 3); // register RD used for other purpose
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const int VARIANT_M0 = (1 << 4); // memory operand destination
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//const int VARIANT_M1 = (1 << 5); // IM3 used as extra immediate operand in E formats with a memory operand. obsolote
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const int VARIANT_R0 = (1 << 8); // destination is general purpose register
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const int VARIANT_R1B = 9; // bit index to VARIANT_R1
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const int VARIANT_R1 = (1 << VARIANT_R1B); // first source operand is general purpose register
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const int VARIANT_R2 = (1 << (VARIANT_R1B+1)); // second source operand is general purpose register
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const int VARIANT_R3 = (1 << (VARIANT_R1B+2)); // third source operand is general purpose register
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const int VARIANT_R123 = (VARIANT_R1|VARIANT_R2|VARIANT_R3); // source operand is general purpose register
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const int VARIANT_D3R0 = VARIANT_D3 | VARIANT_R0; // RD is general purpose register
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const int VARIANT_RL = (1 << 12); // RS is a general purpose register specifying length
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const int VARIANT_F0 = (1 << 14); // can have mask register, but not fallback register
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const int VARIANT_F1 = (1 << 15); // can have fallback register without mask register
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const int VARIANT_I2 = (1 << 16); // immediate operand is integer
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const int VARIANT_U0 = (1 << 18); // integer operands are unsigned
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const int VARIANT_U3 = (1 << 19); // integer operands are unsigned if bit 3 in IM3 (format 2.4.x, 2.8.x) is set.
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//const int VARIANT_Kn = (1 << 20); // integer operand is implicit
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const int VARIANT_On = (7 << 24); // n IM3 bits used for options
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const int VARIANT_H0 = (1 << 28); // half precision floating point operands
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const int VARIANT_SPECB = 32; // bit index to special register type
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const uint64_t VARIANT_SPEC = (uint64_t)0xF << VARIANT_SPECB; // Special register types for operands
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const uint64_t VARIANT_SPECS = 0x1000000000; // Special register type for source
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const uint64_t VARIANT_SPECD = 0x2000000000; // Special register type for destination
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struct SInstruction2; // defined below
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struct SLineRef; // defined below
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uint8_t findFallback(SFormat const * fInstr, STemplate const * pInstr, int nOperands); // find fallback register in instruction code
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// class CDisassembler handles disassembly of ForwardCom ELF file
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class CDisassembler : public CELF {
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public:
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CDisassembler(); // Constructor
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void getComponents1(); // Read instruction list, split ELF file into components
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void getComponents2(CELF const & assembler, CMemoryBuffer const & instructList);// Read instruction list, get ELF components for assembler output listing
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void go(); // Disassemble
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void getLineList(CDynamicArray<SLineRef> & list); // transfer lineList to debugger
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void getOutFile(CTextFileBuffer & buffer); // transfer outFile to debugger
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uint32_t outputFile; // Output file name, as index into cmd.fileNameBuffer
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uint8_t debugMode; // produce disassembly for emulator/debugger
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uint8_t asmTab0; // Column for operand type
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uint8_t asmTab1; // Column for opcode
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uint8_t asmTab2; // Column for first operand
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uint8_t asmTab3; // Column for comment
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protected:
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uint32_t pass; // Pass number
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uint32_t codeMode; // 1 = code, 2 = data in code section, 4 = data section
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uint32_t iInstr; // Position of current instruction relative to section start
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uint32_t instrLength; // Length of current instruction, in 32-bit words
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uint32_t operandType; // Operand type of current instruction
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uint32_t format; // Format of current instruction
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uint32_t nextSymbol; // Index to next symbol label to write out
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uint32_t section; // Current section
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uint32_t sectionEnd; // Size of section
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uint64_t sectionAddress; // Start address of section
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uint32_t currentFunction; // Symbol index of current function
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uint32_t currentFunctionEnd; // Address of end of current function
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uint32_t instructionWarning; // Warnings and errors for current instruction
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uint32_t relocation; // relocation index in current instruction + 1
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int8_t * sectionBuffer; // Pointer to start of current section
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uint64_t variant; // Template variant and options
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STemplate const * pInstr; // Pointer to current instruction code
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SInstruction2 const * iRecord; // Pointer to instruction table entry
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SFormat const * fInstr; // Format details of current instruction code
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CDynamicArray<SInstruction2> instructionlist;// List of instruction set, sorted by category, format, and op1
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CDynamicArray<ElfFwcSym> newSymbols; // List of new symbols added during pass 1
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CDynamicArray<SLineRef> lineList; // Cross reference of code addresses to lines in outFile (used by debugger)
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CTextFileBuffer outFile; // Output file
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bool isExecutable; // Disassembling executable file
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void feedBackText1(); // Write feedback text on stdout
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void parseInstruction(); // Parse current instruction
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//void CheckInstructionErrors(); // Check if instruction is valid
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void writeInstruction(); // Write current instruction to output file
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void writeNormalInstruction(); // Write normal instruction to output file
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void writeJumpInstruction(); // Write jump instruction to output file
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void writeOperandType(uint32_t ot); // Write operand type
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void writeMemoryOperand(); // Write memory operand of current instruction
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void writeImmediateOperand(); // Write immediate operand depending on type in instruction list
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void writeRegister(uint32_t r, uint32_t ot); // Write name of general purpose or vector register
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void writeGPRegister(uint32_t r); // Write name of general purpose register
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void writeVectorRegister(uint32_t v); // Write name of vector register
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void writeSpecialRegister(uint32_t r, uint32_t type); // Write name of other type of register
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void pass1(); // Pass 1 of disassembly. Resolves cross references and adds symbol labels
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void pass2(); // Pass 2 of disassembly. Writes output file
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void sortSymbolsAndRelocations(); // Sort symbols and relocations by address
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void symbolExeAddress(ElfFwcSym & sym); // Translate symbol address from section:offset to pointerbase:address
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void updateSymbols(); // Make missing symbols for jump targets and data references
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void joinSymbolTables(); // Join the tables: symbols and newSymbols
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void assignSymbolNames(); // Make names for unnamed symbols
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void initializeInstructionList(); // Read instruction list from file and sort it
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void updateTracer(); // Trace registers pointing to jump table (to do)
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void followJumpTable(uint32_t symi, uint32_t RelType); // Trace targets of jump table (to do)
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void markCodeAsDubious(); // Mark data in code section
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void writeFileBegin(); // Write beginning of disassembly file
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void writeFileEnd(); // Write end of disassembly file
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void writeSectionBegin(); // Write beginning of section
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void writeSectionEnd(); // Write end of section
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void writeCodeComment(); // Write comment after instruction
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void writeDataItems(); // Write data to disassembly file
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void writeLabels(); // Find and write any labels at current position
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void writeRelocationTarget(uint32_t src, uint32_t size); // Write relocation target for this source position
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void writeJumpTarget(uint32_t src, uint32_t size); // Write jump relocation target for this source position
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void writeWarning(const char * w); // Write warning message to output file
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void writeError(const char * w); // Write error message to output file
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void finalErrorCheck(); // Check for wrong entries in symbol table and relocations table
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//void checkNamesValid(); // Check for illegal characters in symbols
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void writeSymbolName(uint32_t symi); // Write name of symbol
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void writeSectionName(int32_t SegIndex); // Write name of section
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void writePublicsAndExternals(); // Write list of public and external symbols
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void writeAddress(); // write code address
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void setTabStops(); // set tab stops for output
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};
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/*****************************************************************************
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Structures and classes for reading instruction list from comma-separated file,
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sorting, and searching
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*****************************************************************************/
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const int maxINameLen = 31; // Maximum length of instruction name
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const int numInstructionColumns = 13; // Number of columns in csv file to read. Additional columns are ignored
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// Record structure for instruction definition
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struct SInstruction {
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uint64_t format; // Instruction format for single format instructions,
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// or one bit for each allowed format for multi format instructions. See table in manual.
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uint64_t variant; // Template variant
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uint32_t id; // Instruction id number
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uint8_t category; // 1: single format, 3: multiformat, 4: jump
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uint8_t templt; // Format template. 0xA - 0xE, 0 for multiple templates
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uint8_t sourceoperands; // Number of source operands, including register, memory and immediate operands
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uint8_t op1; // Operation code
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uint8_t op2; // Additional operation code
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uint8_t opimmediate; // Type of immediate operand for single-format instructions
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uint32_t implicit_imm; // Value of implicit immediate operand
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uint32_t optypesgp; // Operand types supported for general purpose registers
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uint32_t optypesscalar; // Operand types supported for scalars in vector registers
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uint32_t optypesvector; // Operand types supported for vectors
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char name[maxINameLen+1]; // Name of instruction. Lower case
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};
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// Same structure, but sorted by category, format, and operation codes. Used by disassembler
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struct SInstruction2 : public SInstruction {
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};
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// Same structure, but sorted by id
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struct SInstruction3 : public SInstruction {
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};
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// Operator for sorting instructions by name. Used by assembler
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static inline bool operator < (SInstruction const & a, SInstruction const & b) {
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#ifdef _MSC_VER // case insensitive compare. name depends on compiler
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return _strcmpi(a.name, b.name) < 0;
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#else
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return strcasecmp(a.name, b.name) < 0;
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#endif
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}
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// Operator for sorting instructions by category, format, and operation codes. Used by disassembler
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static inline bool operator < (SInstruction2 const & a, SInstruction2 const & b) {
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// first sort criterion is category
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if (a.category < b.category) return true;
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if (a.category > b.category) return false;
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// sort by format for single-format instructions
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if (a.category == 1) {
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if (a.format < b.format) return true;
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if (a.format > b.format) return false;
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}
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// sort by op1
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if (a.op1 < b.op1) return true;
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if (a.op1 > b.op1) return false;
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// last sort criterion is op2
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return a.op2 < b.op2;
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}
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// Operator for sorting instructions by id
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static inline bool operator < (SInstruction3 const & a, SInstruction3 const & b) {
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return a.id < b.id;
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}
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// class for reading comma-separated file
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class CCSVFile : public CFileBuffer {
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public:
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CCSVFile() : CFileBuffer() {} // Constructor
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void parse(); // Read and parse file
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CDynamicArray<SInstruction> instructionlist; // List of records
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uint64_t interpretNumber(const char * text); // Interpret number in instruction list
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};
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// Cross reference of code addresses to lines in outFile. Used by debugger
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struct SLineRef {
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uint64_t address; // code address
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uint32_t domain; // 1 = IP, 2 = datap, 4 = threadp
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uint32_t textPos; // position of corresponding line in outFile
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};
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// Operators for sorting SLineRef by address
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static inline bool operator < (SLineRef const & a, SLineRef const & b) {
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if (a.domain != b.domain) return a.domain < b.domain;
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return a.address < b.address;
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};
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static inline bool operator == (SLineRef const & a, SLineRef const & b) {
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return a.domain == b.domain && a.address == b.address;
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};
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static inline bool operator != (SLineRef const & a, SLineRef const & b) {
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return !(a == b);
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};
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// Interpret a string with a decimal, binary, octal, or hexadecimal number
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int64_t interpretNumber(const char * s, uint32_t maxLength, uint32_t * error);
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double interpretFloat(const char * s, uint32_t length); // interpret floating point number from string with indicated length
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