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; ARM CPU description. -*- Scheme -*-
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; Copyright (C) 2000, 2009 Red Hat, Inc.
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; This file is part of CGEN.
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; See file COPYING.CGEN for details.
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(define-rtl-version 0 8)
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(include "simplify.inc")
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(define-arch
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(name arm)
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(comment "Advanced RISC Machines (ARM)")
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(insn-lsb0? #t)
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(machs arm7tdmi)
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(isas arm thumb)
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)
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; ??? There should be an official rtx to do this. Until then.
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(define-pmacro (invalid-insn)
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(c-call BI "invalid_insn" pc) ; FIXME: Not VOID to workaround codegen bug.
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)
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(define-isa
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(name arm)
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(comment "ARM instruction set (32 bit insns)")
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(base-insn-bitsize 32)
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; FIXME: wip. `f-cond' is currently defined in arm7.cpu.
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(condition f-cond
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; `cond-code' is the extracted value of `f-cond'
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; FIXME: wip
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; (case BI cond-code
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; ((COND_EQ) (reg h-zbit))
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; ((COND_NE) (not (reg h-zbit)))
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; ((COND_CS) (reg h-cbit))
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; ((COND_CC) (not (reg h-cbit)))
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; ((COND_MI) (reg h-nbit))
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; ((COND_PL) (not (reg h-zbit)))
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; ((COND_VS) (reg h-vbit))
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; ((COND_VC) (not (reg h-vbit)))
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; ((COND_HI) (and (reg h-cbit) (not (reg h-zbit))))
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; ((COND_LS) (not (or (reg h-cbit) (reg h-zbit))))
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; ((COND_GE) (eq (reg h-zbit) (reg h-vbit)))
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; ((COND_LT) (ne (reg h-nbit) (reg h-vbit)))
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; ((COND_GT) (and (not (reg h-zbit))
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; (eq (reg h-nbit) (reg h-vbit))))
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; ((COND_LE) (or (reg h-zbit)
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; (ne (reg h-nbit) (reg h-vbit))))
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; ((COND_AL) 1)
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; (else (sequence BI () (invalid-insn) 1))))
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(c-call BI "eval_cond" cond-code pc))
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(decode-assist (27 26 25 24 23 22 21))
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; We can lengthen pbb's by breaking insns that set h-gr into those that set
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; h-gr[15] (the pc), and those that don't.
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; Other analysis of the isa will benefit from this, so this is recorded here
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; rather than in a simulator specific file.
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;; (decode-splits
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;; ; split insns with field f-rd into f-rd == 15, f-rd != 15
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;; ; ??? To be made more general in time.
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;; (f-rd ; split on values of this field
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;; () ; no extra constraints
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;; ((no-pc-dest (.iota 15)) (pc-dest 15)) ; list of splits
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;; )
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;; )
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(setup-semantics (set-quiet (reg h-gr 15) (add pc (attr (current-insn) R15-OFFSET))))
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)
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(define-isa
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(name thumb)
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(comment "ARM Thumb instruction set (16 bit insns)")
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(base-insn-bitsize 16)
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(decode-assist (15 14 13 12 11 10 9 8))
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(setup-semantics (set-quiet (reg h-gr 15) (add pc 4)))
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)
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(define-cpu
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(name arm7f)
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(comment "ARM7")
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(endian either)
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(word-bitsize 32)
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)
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(define-mach
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(name arm7tdmi)
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(comment "ARM 7TDMI core")
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(cpu arm7f)
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(isas arm thumb)
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)
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(define-model
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(name arm710)
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(comment "ARM 710 microprocessor")
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(mach arm7tdmi)
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(unit u-exec "Execution Unit" ()
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1 1 ; issue done
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() () () ())
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)
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; IDOC attribute for instruction documentation.
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; FIXME: Categorization is a bit tricky when alu ops can set the pc.
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(define-attr
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(for insn)
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(type enum)
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(name IDOC)
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(comment "insn kind for documentation")
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(attrs META)
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(values
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(MEM - () "Memory")
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(ALU - () "ALU")
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(FPU - () "FPU")
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(BR - () "Branch")
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(PRIV - () "Priviledged")
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(MISC - () "Miscellaneous")
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)
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)
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; Hardware.
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; The program counter is actually reg 15.
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; But ... [there's always a "But ..." :-(] when referenced in instructions
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; the value is either 8 or 12 beyond the address of the instruction in
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; ARM mode and 4 beyond in Thumb mode.
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; To handle this the program counter is treated as a separate register
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; and r15 is set to the appropriate offset before executing each instruction.
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; This seems like the simplest and most efficient way to handle this.
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(define-hardware
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(name h-pc)
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(comment "ARM program counter (h-gr reg 15)")
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(attrs PC (ISA arm,thumb))
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(type pc)
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; In ARM mode the bottom two bits read as zero.
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; In Thumb mode the bottom bit reads as zero.
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; This can be handled during gets, sets, or both.
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; Handling this in sets seems best ('tis handled in only one place and the
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; stored value is always correct - assuming all out-of-band sets are ok).
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; ??? Might be possible to optimize out the test of tbit. Later.
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(set (newval)
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(if (reg h-tbit)
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(set (raw-reg SI h-pc) (and newval -2))
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(set (raw-reg SI h-pc) (and newval -4))))
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)
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(define-keyword
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(name gr-names)
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(enum-prefix H-GR-)
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(values (pc 15) ; put this first so it is prefered over r15
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(r0 0) (r1 1) (r2 2) (r3 3) (r4 4) (r5 5) (r6 6) (r7 7)
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(r8 8) (r9 9) (r10 10) (r11 11) (r12 12) (r13 13) (r14 14) (r15 15)
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(sp 13) (lr 14))
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)
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(define-hardware
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(name h-gr)
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(comment "General purpose registers")
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(attrs (ISA arm,thumb) CACHE-ADDR)
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(type register SI (16))
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(indices extern-keyword gr-names)
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)
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; Banked versions of h-gr.
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; h-gr is always "active". When a mode switch happens, the copies in h-gr
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; are copied to their holding buffers, and new values are switched in.
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; ??? The non-user-mode versions of these registers have special names which
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; are just(?) aliases for the normal names.
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(define-hardware
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(name h-gr-usr)
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(comment "user/system mode r8-r14 holding buffer")
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(attrs (ISA arm,thumb))
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(type register SI (7))
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)
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(define-hardware
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(name h-gr-fiq)
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(comment "fiq mode r8-r14 regs")
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(attrs (ISA arm,thumb))
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(type register SI (7))
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)
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(define-hardware
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(name h-gr-svc)
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(comment "supervisor mode r13-r14 regs")
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(attrs (ISA arm,thumb))
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(type register SI (2))
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)
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(define-hardware
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(name h-gr-abt)
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(comment "abort mode r13-r14 regs")
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(attrs (ISA arm,thumb))
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(type register SI (2))
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)
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(define-hardware
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(name h-gr-irq)
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(comment "irq mode r13-r14 regs")
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(attrs (ISA arm,thumb))
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(type register SI (2))
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)
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(define-hardware
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(name h-gr-und)
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(comment "undefined mode r13-r14 regs")
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(attrs (ISA arm,thumb))
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(type register SI (2))
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)
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; The condition code bits.
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(dsh h-cbit "carry bit" ((ISA arm,thumb)) (register BI))
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(dsh h-nbit "negative bit" ((ISA arm,thumb)) (register BI))
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(dsh h-vbit "overflow bit" ((ISA arm,thumb)) (register BI))
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(dsh h-zbit "zerobit" ((ISA arm,thumb)) (register BI))
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(dnop cbit "carry bit" ((ISA arm,thumb)) h-cbit f-nil)
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(dnop nbit "negative bit" ((ISA arm,thumb)) h-nbit f-nil)
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(dnop vbit "overflow bit" ((ISA arm,thumb)) h-vbit f-nil)
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(dnop zbit "zero bit" ((ISA arm,thumb)) h-zbit f-nil)
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; The CPSR (current program status register).
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(dsh h-ibit "irq disable bit" ((ISA arm,thumb)) (register BI))
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(dsh h-fbit "fiq disable bit" ((ISA arm,thumb)) (register BI))
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(define-hardware
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(name h-tbit)
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(comment "thumb bit")
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(attrs (ISA arm,thumb))
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(type register BI)
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(set (newval)
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(sequence ()
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(c-call VOID "arm_tbit_set" newval)))
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)
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(define-keyword
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(name arm-mode)
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(comment "arm cpu states")
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(values (User #x10)
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(FIQ #x11)
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(IRQ #x12)
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(Supervisor #x13)
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(Abort #x17)
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(Undefined #x1b)
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(System #x1f)
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)
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)
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(define-hardware
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(name h-mbits)
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(comment "m4,m3,m2,m1,m0")
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(attrs (ISA arm,thumb))
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(type register (UINT 5))
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(set (newval)
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(sequence ()
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; processor goes into an undefined state if bad value,
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; so do something similar
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(case VOID newval
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((ARM-MODE-User ARM-MODE-FIQ ARM-MODE-IRQ
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ARM-MODE-Supervisor ARM-MODE-Abort
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ARM-MODE-Undefined ARM-MODE-System)
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(nop))
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(else (error VOID "bad value for M4-M0")))
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(c-call VOID "arm_mbits_set" newval)))
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)
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(define-hardware
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(name h-cpsr)
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(comment "Current Program Status Register")
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(attrs VIRTUAL (ISA arm,thumb))
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(type register SI) ; One CPSR register.
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(get ()
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; ??? 'twould be nice if one `or' would do
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(or SI (sll (zext SI (reg BI h-nbit)) (const 31))
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(or SI (sll (zext SI (reg BI h-zbit)) (const 30))
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(or SI (sll (zext SI (reg BI h-cbit)) (const 29))
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(or SI (sll (zext SI (reg BI h-vbit)) (const 28))
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(or SI (sll (zext SI (reg BI h-ibit)) (const 7))
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(or SI (sll (zext SI (reg BI h-fbit)) (const 6))
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(or SI (sll (zext SI (reg BI h-tbit)) (const 5))
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(reg UINT h-mbits)))))))))
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(set (newval)
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(sequence ()
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; FIXME: Processor enters undefined state if software changes
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; tbit, so we should do something similar.
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(set (reg h-nbit) (ne (and newval #x80000000) 0))
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(set (reg h-zbit) (ne (and newval #x40000000) 0))
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(set (reg h-cbit) (ne (and newval #x20000000) 0))
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(set (reg h-vbit) (ne (and newval #x10000000) 0))
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; FIXME: user mode is not permitted to change ibit/fbit!
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(set (reg h-ibit) (ne (and newval #x00000080) 0))
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(set (reg h-fbit) (ne (and newval #x00000040) 0))
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(set (reg h-tbit) (ne (and newval #x00000020) 0))
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(set (reg h-mbits) (and newval #x1f))))
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)
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(define-hardware
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(name h-spsr-fiq)
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(comment "Saved Process Status Register during FIQ")
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(attrs (ISA arm,thumb))
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(type register SI)
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)
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(define-hardware
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(name h-spsr-svc)
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(comment "Saved Process Status Register during SVC")
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(attrs (ISA arm,thumb))
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(type register SI)
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)
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(define-hardware
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(name h-spsr-abt)
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(comment "Saved Process Status Register during Abort")
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(attrs (ISA arm,thumb))
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(type register SI)
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)
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(define-hardware
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(name h-spsr-irq)
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(comment "Saved Process Status Register during IRQ")
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(attrs (ISA arm,thumb))
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(type register SI)
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)
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(define-hardware
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(name h-spsr-und)
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(comment "Saved Process Status Register during Undefined")
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(attrs (ISA arm,thumb))
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(type register SI)
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)
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; Virtual version of spsr to access real one based on current mode.
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(define-hardware
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(name h-spsr)
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(comment "virtual spsr")
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(attrs VIRTUAL (ISA arm,thumb))
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(type register SI)
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(get ()
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(case SI (reg h-mbits)
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((ARM-MODE-User) (error SI "can't read spsr in user mode"))
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((ARM-MODE-FIQ) (reg h-spsr-fiq))
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((ARM-MODE-IRQ) (reg h-spsr-irq))
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((ARM-MODE-Supervisor) (reg h-spsr-svc))
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((ARM-MODE-Abort) (reg h-spsr-abt))
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((ARM-MODE-Undefined) (reg h-spsr-und))
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((ARM-MODE-System) (error SI "can't read spsr in system mode"))
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(else (error SI "can't read spsr, invalid mode"))))
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(set (newval)
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(case VOID (reg h-mbits)
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((ARM-MODE-User) (error VOID "can't set spsr in user mode"))
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((ARM-MODE-FIQ) (set (reg h-spsr-fiq) newval))
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((ARM-MODE-IRQ) (set (reg h-spsr-irq) newval))
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((ARM-MODE-Supervisor) (set (reg h-spsr-svc) newval))
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((ARM-MODE-Abort) (set (reg h-spsr-abt) newval))
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((ARM-MODE-Undefined) (set (reg h-spsr-und) newval))
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((ARM-MODE-System) (error VOID "can't set spsr in system mode"))
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(else (error VOID "can't set spsr, invalid mode"))))
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)
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; Explicitly define the shift types so they can be used in semantics
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; (enums are created for them).
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(define-keyword
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(name shift-type)
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(comment "operand 2 shift type")
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(values (lsl 0) (asl 0) (lsr 1) (asr 2) (ror 3))
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)
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(define-hardware
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(name h-operand2-shifttype)
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(comment "operand2 shift type")
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(type immediate (UINT 2))
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(values extern-keyword shift-type)
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)
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; Utility macros for setting the condition codes.
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(define-pmacro (set-zn-flags result)
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(sequence ()
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(set zbit (zflag WI result))
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(set nbit (nflag WI result)))
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)
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; Logical operation flag handling:
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; cbit is set to the carry out of a shift operation if present
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; nbit is set to the sign bit
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; vbit is not affected
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; zflag is set to indicate whether the result was zero or not
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(define-pmacro (set-logical-cc result carry-out)
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(sequence ()
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(set-zn-flags result)
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(set cbit carry-out))
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)
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(define-pmacro (set-add-flags arg1 arg2 carry)
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(sequence ((SI result))
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(set result (addc arg1 arg2 carry))
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(set-zn-flags result)
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(set cbit (add-cflag arg1 arg2 carry))
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(set vbit (add-oflag arg1 arg2 carry)))
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)
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(define-pmacro (set-sub-flags arg1 arg2 borrow)
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(sequence ((SI result))
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(set result (subc arg1 arg2 (not borrow)))
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(set-zn-flags result)
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(set cbit (not (sub-cflag arg1 arg2 (not borrow))))
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(set vbit (sub-oflag arg1 arg2 (not borrow))))
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)
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; Utility macros for testing the condition codes.
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(define-pmacro (test-ne) (not zbit))
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(define-pmacro (test-eq) zbit)
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(define-pmacro (test-gt) (not (or zbit (xor nbit vbit))))
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(define-pmacro (test-le) (or zbit (xor nbit vbit)))
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(define-pmacro (test-ge) (not (xor nbit vbit)))
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(define-pmacro (test-lt) (xor nbit vbit))
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(define-pmacro (test-hi) (and cbit (not zbit)))
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(define-pmacro (test-ls) (or (not cbit) zbit))
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(define-pmacro (test-cc) (not cbit))
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(define-pmacro (test-cs) cbit)
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(define-pmacro (test-pl) (not nbit))
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(define-pmacro (test-mi) nbit)
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(define-pmacro (test-vc) (not vbit))
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(define-pmacro (test-vs) vbit)
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(if (keep-isa? (arm))
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(include "arm7.cpu"))
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(if (keep-isa? (thumb))
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(include "thumb.cpu"))
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