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; Decoder generation.
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; Copyright (C) 2000, 2002, 2003, 2009 Red Hat, Inc.
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; This file is part of CGEN.
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; ??? At one point we generated one variable per instruction rather than one
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; big array. It doesn't matter too much (yet). Generating one big array is
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; simpler.
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; Print the higher detailed stuff at higher verbosity.
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// The instruction descriptor array.
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\n""\
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// Have label pointers been initialized?
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// functions to handle machine variants.
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bool @prefix@_idesc::idesc_table_initialized_p = false;\n\n""""\
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@prefix@_idesc @prefix@_idesc::idesc_table[@PREFIX@_INSN_"" + 1] =
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"\
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// Given a canonical virtual insn id, return the target specific one.
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@prefix@_insn_type
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{
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switch (vit)
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{
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case VIRTUAL_INSN_INVALID: return @PREFIX@_INSN_X_INVALID;
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""\
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case VIRTUAL_INSN_BEGIN: return @PREFIX@_INSN_X_BEGIN;
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case VIRTUAL_INSN_CHAIN: return @PREFIX@_INSN_X_CHAIN;
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case VIRTUAL_INSN_BEFORE: return @PREFIX@_INSN_X_BEFORE;
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case VIRTUAL_INSN_AFTER: return @PREFIX@_INSN_X_AFTER;
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""""\
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"; Unused, but may still be requested. Just return X_INVALID.
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"\
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case VIRTUAL_INSN_COND: return @PREFIX@_INSN_X_INVALID;
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""\
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}
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abort ();
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}\n\n"; Return enum name of format FMT.
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; Return names of semantic fns for INSN.
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; ??? Make global, call from gen-semantic-fn, blah blah blah.
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"@prefix@_sem_"; Return decls of each semantic fn.
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"// Decls of each semantic fn.\n\n""using @cpu@::@prefix@_sem_fn;\n""extern @prefix@_sem_fn "";\n""\n"; idesc, argbuf, and scache types
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; Generate decls for the insn descriptor table type IDESC.
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"
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// Forward decls.
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struct @cpu@_cpu;
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struct @prefix@_scache;
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""typedef void (@prefix@_sem_fn) (@cpu@_cpu* cpu, @prefix@_scache* sem, int tick, @prefix@::write_stacks &buf);""typedef sem_status (@prefix@_sem_fn) (@cpu@_cpu* cpu, @prefix@_scache* sem);""\n""\n""
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// Instruction descriptor.
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struct @prefix@_idesc {
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\n""\
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// computed-goto label pointer (pbb engine)
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cgoto_label cgoto;\n\n""""\
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// scache engine executor for this insn
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@prefix@_sem_fn* execute;\n\n""""\
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enum @prefix@_insn_type sem_index;
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// idesc table: indexed by sem_index
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static @prefix@_idesc idesc_table[];
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""\
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// semantic label pointers filled_in?
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static bool idesc_table_initialized_p;\n""""\
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static @prefix@_insn_type lookup_virtual (virtual_insn_type vit);
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};
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"; Utility of -gen-argbuf-fields-union to generate the definition for
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"Processing sbuf format "" ...\n"" struct { /* "" */\n"" int empty;\n"" "" "";\n"" } "";\n"; Utility of -gen-scache-decls to generate the union of extracted ifields.
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"\
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// Instruction argument buffer.
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union @prefix@_sem_fields {\n""\
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// This one is for chain/cti-chain virtual insns.
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struct {
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// Number of insns in pbb.
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unsigned insn_count;
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// This is used by chain insns and by untaken conditional branches.
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@prefix@_scache* next;
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@prefix@_scache* branch_target;
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} chain;
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// This one is for `before' virtual insns.
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struct {
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// The cache entry of the real insn.
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@prefix@_scache* insn;
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} before;
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};\n\n""\
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// Simulator instruction cache.
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struct @prefix@_scache {
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// executor
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union {
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@prefix@_sem_fn* fn;
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\n""\
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// condition
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UINT cond;
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// PC of this instruction.
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PCADDR addr;
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// instruction class
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@prefix@_idesc* idesc;
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@prefix@_sem_fields fields;
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""
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// writeback flags
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// Only used if profiling or parallel execution support enabled during
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// file generation.
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unsigned long long written;
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// decode given instruction
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void decode (@cpu@_cpu* current_cpu, PCADDR pc, @prefix@_insn_word base_insn, @prefix@_insn_word entire_insn);
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};
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"; Instruction field extraction support.
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; extracted and stored in local variables. Then any ifields requiring
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; case the results are stored in a struct for later retrieval by the semantic
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;
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; The !with-scache case does this processing in the semantic function,
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; except it doesn't need the last step (it doesn't need to store the results
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; in a struct for later use).
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;
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; The with-scache case extracts the ifields in the decode function.
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; Furthermore, we use <sformat-argbuf> to reduce the quantity of structures
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; created (this helps semantic-fragment pbb engines).
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; Return C code to record <ifield> F for the semantic handler
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; in a local variable rather than an ARGBUF struct.
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" "" = "";\n"; Return three of arguments to TRACE:
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; string argument to fprintf, character indicating type of third arg, value.
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; The type is one of: x.
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; FIXME: Add method to return fprintf format string.
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; Hardware support.
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; gen-extract method.
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""; gen-trace-extract method.
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; Return appropriate arguments for TRACE_EXTRACT.
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""; Extract the necessary fields into ARGBUF.
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" "" = & "";\n"""; Return appropriate arguments for TRACE_EXTRACT.
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; FIXME: Add method to return fprintf format string.
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", \""" 0x%x\""", 'x'"", """; Extract the necessary fields into ARGBUF.
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; FIXME: Add method to return fprintf format string.
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", \""" 0x%x\""", 'x'"", "; Instruction field extraction support cont'd.
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; Operand support.
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; Return C code to record the field for the semantic handler.
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; In the case of a register, this is usually the address of the register's
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; LOCAL? indicates whether to record the value in a local variable or in
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; the ARGBUF struct.
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; ??? Later allow target to provide an `extract' expression.
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; Return three of arguments to TRACE_EXTRACT:
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; The type is one of: x.
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; Return C code to define local vars to hold processed ifield data for
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; <sformat> SFMT.
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; Definitions of the extracted ifields is handled elsewhere.
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"sfmt = "" operands="" "" "";\n"""; Return C code to assign values to the local vars that hold processed ifield
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; This is used when !with-scache.
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; Assignment of the extracted ifields is handled elsewhere.
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; Instruction field extraction support cont'd.
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; Return C code to record insn field data for <sformat> SFMT.
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" /* Record the fields for the semantic handler. */\n"" if (UNLIKELY(current_cpu->trace_extract_p))\n"" {\n"" current_cpu->trace_stream \n"" << \"0x\" << hex << pc << dec << \" ("")\\t\"\n"; NB: The following is not necessary any more, as the ifield list
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; is a subset of the operand list.
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; (string-list
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; " << \" " (gen-sym f) ":0x\" << hex << " (gen-sym f) " << dec\n"))
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" << \" "":0x\" << hex << "; Add (SI) or (USI) cast for byte-wide data, to prevent C++ iostreams
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; from printing byte as plain raw char.
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; Also recorded are operands not mentioned in the fields but mentioned
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; in the semantic code.
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;
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; FIXME: Register usage may need to be tracked as an array of longs.
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; If there are more than 32 regs, we can't know which until build time.
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; ??? For now we only handle reg sets of 32 or less.
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;
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; until they're actually needed. It will speed up execution when not doing
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; profiling, though the speed up is only for the extraction phase.
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; On the other hand the current way has one memory reference per register
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; number in the profiling routines. For RISC this can be a lose, though for
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; more complicated instruction sets it could be a win as all the computation
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; is kept to the extraction phase. If someone wants to put forth some real
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; data, this might then be changed (or at least noted).
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""" /* Record the fields for profiling. */\n"" if (UNLIKELY (current_cpu->trace_counter_p || current_cpu->final_insn_count_p))\n"" {\n"" }\n"; Return C code that extracts the fields of <sformat> SFMT.
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; Extraction is based on formats to reduce the amount of code generated.
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; by the semantic code. This is currently done by recording this information
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; with the format.
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"Processing extractor for \"""\" ...\n""void
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@prefix@_extract_"" (@prefix@_scache* abuf, @cpu@_cpu* current_cpu, PCADDR pc, @prefix@_insn_word base_insn, @prefix@_insn_word entire_insn)""{\n"" @prefix@_insn_word insn = ""entire_insn;\n""base_insn;\n"" ""\n"" ""\n""\n""}\n\n"; For each format, return its extraction function.
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static void
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@prefix@_extract_"" (@prefix@_scache* abuf, @cpu@_cpu* current_cpu, PCADDR pc, @prefix@_insn_word base_insn, @prefix@_insn_word entire_insn);"; Generate top level decoder.
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; INITIAL-BITNUMS is a target supplied list of bit numbers to use to
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; build the first decode table. If nil, we compute 8 bits of it (FIXME)
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; ourselves.
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; LSB0? is non-#f if bit number 0 is the least significant bit.
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; Compute the initial DECODE-BITSIZE as the minimum of all insn lengths.
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; The caller of @prefix@_decode must fetch and pass exactly this number of bits
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; of the instruction.
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; ??? Make this a parameter later but only if necessary.
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; Compute INITIAL-BITNUMS if not supplied.
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; 0 is passed for the start bit (it is independent of lsb0?)
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; dummy value
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; startbit
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; max
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; All set. gen-decoder does the hard part, we just print out the result.
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" ""
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// Declare extractor functions
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// Fetch & decode instruction
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void
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@prefix@_scache::decode (@cpu@_cpu* current_cpu, PCADDR pc, @prefix@_insn_word base_insn, @prefix@_insn_word entire_insn)
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{
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/* Result of decoder. */
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{
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@prefix@_insn_word insn = base_insn;
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\n""
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}
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/* The instruction has been decoded and fields extracted. */
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"" {\n"" "" ""base_insn"" this->cond = "";\n"" }\n""""
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this->addr = pc;
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// FIXME: To be redone (to handle ISA variants).
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this->idesc = & @prefix@_idesc::idesc_table[itype];
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// ??? record semantic handler?
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assert(this->idesc->sem_index == itype);
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"; Entry point. Generate decode.h.
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"Generating ""-decode.h ...\n"; Turn parallel execution support on if cpu needs it.
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#ifndef @PREFIX@_DECODE_H
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#define @PREFIX@_DECODE_H
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""\
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namespace @prefix@ {
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struct write_stacks;
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}
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""""\
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namespace @cpu@ {
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using namespace cgen;
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using namespace @arch@;
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typedef UINT @prefix@_insn_word;
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""\
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\n"; ??? The semantic functions could go in the cpu's namespace.
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; There's no pressing need for it though.
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#endif /* @PREFIX@_DECODE_H */\n"; Entry point. Generate decode.cxx.
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"Generating ""-decode.cxx ...\n"; Turn parallel execution support on if cpu needs it.
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; Tell the rtx->c translator we are the simulator.
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"Simulator instruction decoder for @prefix@.""\
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#if HAVE_CONFIG_H
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#include \"config.h\"
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#endif
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#include \"@cpu@.h\"
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using namespace @cpu@; // FIXME: namespace organization still wip
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\n"
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