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        .file "memccpy.s"

#ifdef  __PIC

        .pic

#endif

#ifdef  __PID

        .pid

#endif

/*

 * (c) copyright 1989,1993 Intel Corp., all rights reserved

 */

/*

        procedure memccpy  (optimized assembler version for the 80960K series)

        dest_addr = memccpy (dest_addr, src_addr, char, len)

        copy len bytes pointed to by src_addr to the space pointed to by

        dest_addr, stopping if char is copied.  If char is copied,

        return address of byte after char in dest string;  else null.

        Undefined behavior will occur if the end of the source array is in

        the last two words of the program's allocated memory space.  This

        is so because the routine fetches ahead.  Disallowing the fetch

        ahead would impose a severe performance penalty.

        Undefined behavior will also occur if the source and destination

        strings overlap.

        Strategy:

        Fetch the source array by words and store them by words to the

        destination array, until there are fewer than three bytes left

        to copy.  Then, using the last word of the source (the one that

        contains the remaining 0, 1, 2, or 3 bytes to be copied), store

        a byte at a time until Ldone.

        Tactics:

        1) Do NOT try to fetch and store the words in a word aligned manner

        because, in my judgement, the performance degradation experienced due

        to non-aligned accesses does NOT outweigh the time and complexity added

        by the preamble and convoluted body that would be necessary to assure

        alignment.  This is supported by the intuition that most source and

        destination arrays (even more true of most big source arrays) will

        be word aligned to begin with.

        2) Rather than decrementing len to zero,

        I calculate the address of the byte after the last byte of the

        destination array, and quit when the destination byte pointer passes

        that.

*/

        .globl _memccpy

        .leafproc _memccpy, __memccpy

        .align    2

_memccpy:

#ifndef __PIC

        lda     Lrett,g14

#else

        lda     Lrett-(.+8)(ip),g14

#endif

__memccpy:

        mov     g14, g13        # preserve return address

        cmpibge 0,g3,Lexit_char_not_found

        addo    g3,g1,g3        # compute beyond end of src

        ld      (g1), g7        # fetch first word of source

        lda     0xff,g5         # mask for char

        and     g5,g2,g2        # extract only char

        shlo    8,g2,g6

        or      g2,g6,g6

        shlo    16,g6,g4

        or      g6,g4,g6        # word of char

        b       Lwloop_b

Lwloop_a:

        ld      (g1), g7        # fetch ahead next word of source

        st      g4, (g0)        # store word to dest

        addo    4, g0, g0       # post-increment dest pointer

Lwloop_b:                       # word copying loop

        addo    4, g1, g1       # pre-increment src pointer

        cmpo    g3, g1          # is len <= 3 ?

        mov     g7, g4          # keep a copy of the current word

        bl      Lcloop_setup    # quit word loop if less than 4 bytes

        scanbyte g6, g7         # check for char

        bno     Lwloop_a                # continue word loop if char not found.

Lcloop_setup:

        subo    4, g1, g1       # back down src pointer

        cmpobe  g1, g3, Lexit_char_not_found

Lcloop_a:                       # character copying loop (len < 3)

        and     g5,g4,g7        # check the byte against char

        cmpo    g7,g2

        stob    g7,(g0)         # store the byte

        addo    1, g0, g0

        be      Lexit_char_found

        addo    1,g1,g1

        cmpo    g1,g3

        shro    8,g4,g4         # position next byte

        bne     Lcloop_a

Lexit_char_not_found:

        mov     0, g0

Lexit_char_found:

        lda     0,g14

        bx      (g13)           # g0 = dest array address; g14 = 0

Lrett:

        ret

/* end of memccpy */