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# MIPS simulator testsuite utility functions.
# Copyright (C) 2004, 2007, 2008 Free Software Foundation, Inc.
# Contributed by Chris Demetriou of Broadcom Corporation.
#
# This file is part of the GNU simulators.
#
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# $1, $4, $5, %6, are used as temps by the macros defined here.

        .macro writemsg msg
        .data
901:    .ascii  "\msg\n"
902:
        .previous
        la      $5, 901b
        li      $6, 902b - 901b
        .set push
        .set noreorder
        jal     _dowrite
        li      $4, 0
        .set pop
        .endm


        # The MIPS simulator uses "break 0x3ff" as the code to exit,
        # with the return value in $4 (a0).
        .macro exit rc
        li      $4, \rc
        break   0x3ff
        .endm


        .macro setup

        .global _start
        .global __start
        .ent _start
_start:
__start:
        .set push
        .set noreorder
        j       DIAG
        nop
        .set pop
        .end _start

        .global _fail
        .ent _fail
_fail:
        writemsg "fail"
        exit 1
        .end _fail

        .global _pass
        .ent _pass
_pass:
        writemsg "pass"
        exit 0
        .end _pass

        # The MIPS simulator can use multiple different monitor types,
        # so we hard-code the simulator "write" reserved instruction opcode,
        # rather than jumping to a vector that invokes it.  The operation
        # expects RA to point to the location at which to continue
        # after writing.
        .global _dowrite
        .ent _dowrite
_dowrite:
        # Write opcode (reserved instruction).  See sim_monitor and its
        # callers in sim/mips/interp.c.
        .word   0x00000005 | ((8 << 1) << 6)
        .end _dowrite

        .endm   # setup


        .macro pass
        .set push
        .set noreorder
        j       _pass
        nop     
        .set pop
        .endm


        .macro fail
        .set push
        .set noreorder
        j       _fail
        nop     
        .set pop
        .endm


        .macro load32 reg, val
        li      \reg, \val
        .endm


        .macro load64 reg, val
        dli     \reg, \val
        .endm


        .macro loadaddr reg, addr
        la      \reg, \addr
        .endm


        .macro checkreg reg, expreg
        .set push
        .set noat
        .set noreorder
        beq     \expreg, \reg, 901f
        nop
        fail
901:
        .set pop
        .endm


        .macro check32 reg, val
        .set push
        .set noat
        load32  $1, \val
        checkreg \reg, $1
        .set pop
        .endm


        .macro check64 reg, val
        .set push
        .set noat
        load64  $1, \val
        checkreg \reg, $1
        .set pop
        .endm