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  Sony Computer Entertainment, Incorporated,

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*/

#include <spu_intrinsics.h>

#include <stddef.h>

#include "vec_literal.h"

/* Copy n bytes from memory area src to memory area dest.

 * Copying is performed as if the n characters pointed to

 * by src are first copied into a temporary array that does

 * not overlap the src and dest arrays. Then the n characters

 * of the temporary array are copied into the destination

 * array. The memmove subroutine returns a pointer to dest.

 */

void * memmove(void * __restrict__ dest, const void * __restrict__ src, size_t n)

{

  int adjust, delta;

  unsigned int soffset1, soffset2, doffset1, doffset2;

  vec_uchar16 *vSrc, *vDst;

  vec_uchar16 sdata1, sdata2, sdata, ddata, shuffle;

  vec_uchar16 mask, mask1, mask2, mask3, one = spu_splats((unsigned char)-1);

  soffset1  = (unsigned int)(src) & 15;

  doffset1 = (unsigned int)(dest) & 15;

  doffset2 = ((unsigned int)(dest) + n) & 15;

  /* Construct a series of masks used to data insert. The masks

   * contains 0 bit when the destination word is unchanged, 1 when it

   * must be replaced by source bits.

   *

   * mask1 = mask for leading unchanged bytes

   * mask2 = mask for trailing unchange bytes

   * mask3 = mask indicating the more than one qword is being changed.

   */

  mask  = one;

  mask1 = spu_rlmaskqwbyte(mask, -doffset1);

  mask2 = spu_slqwbyte(mask, 16-doffset2);

  mask3 = (vec_uchar16)spu_cmpgt(spu_splats((unsigned int)(doffset1 + n)), 15);

  vDst = (vec_uchar16 *)(dest);

  delta  = (int)soffset1 - (int)doffset1;

  /* The follow check only works if the SPU addresses are not

   * wrapped. No provisions have been made to correct for this

   * limitation.

   */

  if (((unsigned int)dest - (unsigned int)src) >= (unsigned int)n) {

    /* Forward copy. Perform a memcpy.

     *

     * Handle any leading destination partial quadwords as

     * well a very short copy (ie, such that the n characters

     * all reside in a single (destination) quadword.

     */

    vSrc = (vec_uchar16 *)(src);

    vDst = (vec_uchar16 *)(dest);

    /* Handle any leading destination partial quadwords as

     * well a very short copy (ie, such that the n characters

     * all reside in a single (destination) quadword.

     */

    soffset1 = (unsigned int)(src) & 15;

    doffset1 = (unsigned int)(dest) & 15;

    doffset2 = ((unsigned int)(dest) + n) & 15;

    /* Compute a shuffle pattern used to align the source string

     * with the alignment of the destination string.

     */

    adjust = (int)spu_extract(spu_cmpgt(spu_promote(doffset1, 0), spu_promote(soffset1, 0)), 0);

    delta  = (int)soffset1 - (int)doffset1;

    delta += adjust & 16;

    shuffle = (vec_uchar16)spu_add((vec_uint4)spu_splats((unsigned char)delta),

                                   VEC_LITERAL(vec_uint4, 0x00010203, 0x04050607, 0x08090A0B, 0x0C0D0E0F));

    vSrc += adjust;

    sdata1 = *vSrc++;

    sdata2 = *vSrc++;

    ddata = *vDst;

    sdata = spu_shuffle(sdata1, sdata2, shuffle);

    /* Construct a series of masks used to data insert. The masks

     * contain 0 when the destination word is unchanged, 1 when it

     * must be replaced by source bytes.

     *

     * mask1 = mask for leading unchanged bytes

     * mask2 = mask for trailing unchange bytes

     * mask3 = mask indicating the more than one qword is being changed.

     */

    mask  = one;

    mask1 = spu_rlmaskqwbyte(mask, -doffset1);

    mask2 = spu_slqwbyte(mask, 16-doffset2);

    mask3 = (vec_uchar16)spu_cmpgt(spu_splats((unsigned int)(doffset1 + n)), 15);

    *vDst++ = spu_sel(ddata, sdata, spu_and(mask1, spu_or(mask2, mask3)));

    n += doffset1;

    /* Handle complete destination quadwords

     */

    while (n > 31) {

      sdata1 = sdata2;

      sdata2 = *vSrc++;

      *vDst++ = spu_shuffle(sdata1, sdata2, shuffle);

      n -= 16;

    }

    /* Handle any trailing partial (destination) quadwords

     */

    mask = spu_and((vec_uchar16)spu_cmpgt(spu_splats((unsigned int)n), 16), mask2);

    *vDst = spu_sel(*vDst, spu_shuffle(sdata2, *vSrc, shuffle), mask);

  } else {

    /* Backward copy.

     *

     * Handle any leading destination partial quadwords as

     * well a very short copy (ie, such that the n characters

     * all reside in a single (destination) quadword.

     */

    vSrc = (vec_uchar16 *)((unsigned int)src  + n-1);

    vDst = (vec_uchar16 *)((unsigned int)dest + n-1);

    /* Handle any leading destination partial quadwords as

     * well a very short copy (ie, such that the n characters

     * all reside in a single (destination) quadword.

     */

    soffset1 = (unsigned int)(src)  & 15;

    soffset2 = (unsigned int)(vSrc) & 15;

    doffset1 = (unsigned int)(dest) & 15;

    doffset2 = (unsigned int)(vDst) & 15;

    /* Compute a shuffle pattern used to align the source string

     * with the alignment of the destination string.

     */

    adjust = (int)spu_extract(spu_cmpgt(spu_promote(soffset2, 0), spu_promote(doffset2, 0)), 0);

    delta  = (int)doffset2 - (int)soffset2;

    delta += adjust & 16;

    shuffle = (vec_uchar16)spu_sub(VEC_LITERAL(vec_uint4, 0x10111213, 0x14151617, 0x18191A1B, 0x1C1D1E1F),

                                   (vec_uint4)spu_splats((unsigned char)delta));

    vSrc -= adjust;

    sdata2 = *vSrc--;

    sdata1 = *vSrc--;

    ddata = *vDst;

    sdata = spu_shuffle(sdata1, sdata2, shuffle);

    /* Construct a series of masks used to data insert. The masks

     * contain 0 when the destination word is unchanged, 1 when it

     * must be replaced by source bytes.

     *

     * mask1 = mask for leading unchanged bytes

     * mask2 = mask for trailing unchange bytes

     * mask3 = mask indicating the more than one qword is being changed.

     */

    mask  = one;

    mask1 = spu_rlmaskqwbyte(mask, -doffset1);

    mask2 = spu_slqwbyte(mask, 15-doffset2);

    mask3 = (vec_uchar16)spu_cmpgt(spu_splats((int)(doffset2 - n)), -2);

    *vDst-- = spu_sel(ddata, sdata, spu_and(mask2, spu_orc(mask1, mask3)));

    n -= doffset2 + 1;

    /* Handle complete destination quadwords

     */

    while ((int)n > 15) {

      sdata2 = sdata1;

      sdata1 = *vSrc--;

      *vDst-- = spu_shuffle(sdata1, sdata2, shuffle);

      n -= 16;

    }

    /* Handle any trailing partial (destination) quadwords

     */

    mask = spu_and((vec_uchar16)spu_cmpgt(spu_splats((int)n), 0), mask1);

    *vDst = spu_sel(*vDst, spu_shuffle(*vSrc, sdata1, shuffle), mask);

  }

  return (dest);

}