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// Copyright (c) 1994-2006 Sun Microsystems Inc.
// All Rights Reserved.
//
// Redistribution and use in source and binary forms, with or without
// modification, are permitted provided that the following conditions
// are met:
//
// - Redistributions of source code must retain the above copyright notice,
// this list of conditions and the following disclaimer.
//
// - Redistribution in binary form must reproduce the above copyright
// notice, this list of conditions and the following disclaimer in the
// documentation and/or other materials provided with the
// distribution.
//
// - Neither the name of Sun Microsystems or the names of contributors may
// be used to endorse or promote products derived from this software without
// specific prior written permission.
//
// THIS SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED BY THE COPYRIGHT HOLDERS AND CONTRIBUTORS
// "AS IS" AND ANY EXPRESS OR IMPLIED WARRANTIES, INCLUDING, BUT NOT
// LIMITED TO, THE IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS
// FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE ARE DISCLAIMED. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE
// COPYRIGHT OWNER OR CONTRIBUTORS BE LIABLE FOR ANY DIRECT, INDIRECT,
// INCIDENTAL, SPECIAL, EXEMPLARY, OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES
// (INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, PROCUREMENT OF SUBSTITUTE GOODS OR
// SERVICES; LOSS OF USE, DATA, OR PROFITS; OR BUSINESS INTERRUPTION)
// HOWEVER CAUSED AND ON ANY THEORY OF LIABILITY, WHETHER IN CONTRACT,
// STRICT LIABILITY, OR TORT (INCLUDING NEGLIGENCE OR OTHERWISE)
// ARISING IN ANY WAY OUT OF THE USE OF THIS SOFTWARE, EVEN IF ADVISED
// OF THE POSSIBILITY OF SUCH DAMAGE.
// The original source code covered by the above license above has been
// modified significantly by Google Inc.
// Copyright 2011 the V8 project authors. All rights reserved.
// A light-weight ARM Assembler
// Generates user mode instructions for the ARM architecture up to version 5
#ifndef V8_ARM_ASSEMBLER_ARM_H_
#define V8_ARM_ASSEMBLER_ARM_H_
#include <stdio.h>
#include "assembler.h"
#include "constants-arm.h"
#include "serialize.h"
namespace v8 {
namespace internal {
// CPU Registers.
//
// 1) We would prefer to use an enum, but enum values are assignment-
// compatible with int, which has caused code-generation bugs.
//
// 2) We would prefer to use a class instead of a struct but we don't like
// the register initialization to depend on the particular initialization
// order (which appears to be different on OS X, Linux, and Windows for the
// installed versions of C++ we tried). Using a struct permits C-style
// "initialization". Also, the Register objects cannot be const as this
// forces initialization stubs in MSVC, making us dependent on initialization
// order.
//
// 3) By not using an enum, we are possibly preventing the compiler from
// doing certain constant folds, which may significantly reduce the
// code generated for some assembly instructions (because they boil down
// to a few constants). If this is a problem, we could change the code
// such that we use an enum in optimized mode, and the struct in debug
// mode. This way we get the compile-time error checking in debug mode
// and best performance in optimized code.
// Core register
struct Register {
static const int kNumRegisters = 16;
static const int kNumAllocatableRegisters = 8;
static const int kSizeInBytes = 4;
static int ToAllocationIndex(Register reg) {
ASSERT(reg.code() < kNumAllocatableRegisters);
return reg.code();
}
static Register FromAllocationIndex(int index) {
ASSERT(index >= 0 && index < kNumAllocatableRegisters);
return from_code(index);
}
static const char* AllocationIndexToString(int index) {
ASSERT(index >= 0 && index < kNumAllocatableRegisters);
const char* const names[] = {
"r0",
"r1",
"r2",
"r3",
"r4",
"r5",
"r6",
"r7",
};
return names[index];
}
static Register from_code(int code) {
Register r = { code };
return r;
}
bool is_valid() const { return 0 <= code_ && code_ < kNumRegisters; }
bool is(Register reg) const { return code_ == reg.code_; }
int code() const {
ASSERT(is_valid());
return code_;
}
int bit() const {
ASSERT(is_valid());
return 1 << code_;
}
void set_code(int code) {
code_ = code;
ASSERT(is_valid());
}
// Unfortunately we can't make this private in a struct.
int code_;
};
const Register no_reg = { -1 };
const Register r0 = { 0 };
const Register r1 = { 1 };
const Register r2 = { 2 };
const Register r3 = { 3 };
const Register r4 = { 4 };
const Register r5 = { 5 };
const Register r6 = { 6 };
const Register r7 = { 7 };
const Register r8 = { 8 }; // Used as context register.
const Register r9 = { 9 }; // Used as lithium codegen scratch register.
const Register r10 = { 10 }; // Used as roots register.
const Register fp = { 11 };
const Register ip = { 12 };
const Register sp = { 13 };
const Register lr = { 14 };
const Register pc = { 15 };
// Single word VFP register.
struct SwVfpRegister {
bool is_valid() const { return 0 <= code_ && code_ < 32; }
bool is(SwVfpRegister reg) const { return code_ == reg.code_; }
int code() const {
ASSERT(is_valid());
return code_;
}
int bit() const {
ASSERT(is_valid());
return 1 << code_;
}
void split_code(int* vm, int* m) const {
ASSERT(is_valid());
*m = code_ & 0x1;
*vm = code_ >> 1;
}
int code_;
};
// Double word VFP register.
struct DwVfpRegister {
static const int kNumRegisters = 16;
// A few double registers are reserved: one as a scratch register and one to
// hold 0.0, that does not fit in the immediate field of vmov instructions.
// d14: 0.0
// d15: scratch register.
static const int kNumReservedRegisters = 2;
static const int kNumAllocatableRegisters = kNumRegisters -
kNumReservedRegisters;
static int ToAllocationIndex(DwVfpRegister reg) {
ASSERT(reg.code() != 0);
return reg.code() - 1;
}
static DwVfpRegister FromAllocationIndex(int index) {
ASSERT(index >= 0 && index < kNumAllocatableRegisters);
return from_code(index + 1);
}
static const char* AllocationIndexToString(int index) {
ASSERT(index >= 0 && index < kNumAllocatableRegisters);
const char* const names[] = {
"d0",
"d1",
"d2",
"d3",
"d4",
"d5",
"d6",
"d7",
"d8",
"d9",
"d10",
"d11",
"d12",
"d13"
};
return names[index];
}
static DwVfpRegister from_code(int code) {
DwVfpRegister r = { code };
return r;
}
// Supporting d0 to d15, can be later extended to d31.
bool is_valid() const { return 0 <= code_ && code_ < 16; }
bool is(DwVfpRegister reg) const { return code_ == reg.code_; }
SwVfpRegister low() const {
SwVfpRegister reg;
reg.code_ = code_ * 2;
ASSERT(reg.is_valid());
return reg;
}
SwVfpRegister high() const {
SwVfpRegister reg;
reg.code_ = (code_ * 2) + 1;
ASSERT(reg.is_valid());
return reg;
}
int code() const {
ASSERT(is_valid());
return code_;
}
int bit() const {
ASSERT(is_valid());
return 1 << code_;
}
void split_code(int* vm, int* m) const {
ASSERT(is_valid());
*m = (code_ & 0x10) >> 4;
*vm = code_ & 0x0F;
}
int code_;
};
typedef DwVfpRegister DoubleRegister;
// Support for the VFP registers s0 to s31 (d0 to d15).
// Note that "s(N):s(N+1)" is the same as "d(N/2)".
const SwVfpRegister s0 = { 0 };
const SwVfpRegister s1 = { 1 };
const SwVfpRegister s2 = { 2 };
const SwVfpRegister s3 = { 3 };
const SwVfpRegister s4 = { 4 };
const SwVfpRegister s5 = { 5 };
const SwVfpRegister s6 = { 6 };
const SwVfpRegister s7 = { 7 };
const SwVfpRegister s8 = { 8 };
const SwVfpRegister s9 = { 9 };
const SwVfpRegister s10 = { 10 };
const SwVfpRegister s11 = { 11 };
const SwVfpRegister s12 = { 12 };
const SwVfpRegister s13 = { 13 };
const SwVfpRegister s14 = { 14 };
const SwVfpRegister s15 = { 15 };
const SwVfpRegister s16 = { 16 };
const SwVfpRegister s17 = { 17 };
const SwVfpRegister s18 = { 18 };
const SwVfpRegister s19 = { 19 };
const SwVfpRegister s20 = { 20 };
const SwVfpRegister s21 = { 21 };
const SwVfpRegister s22 = { 22 };
const SwVfpRegister s23 = { 23 };
const SwVfpRegister s24 = { 24 };
const SwVfpRegister s25 = { 25 };
const SwVfpRegister s26 = { 26 };
const SwVfpRegister s27 = { 27 };
const SwVfpRegister s28 = { 28 };
const SwVfpRegister s29 = { 29 };
const SwVfpRegister s30 = { 30 };
const SwVfpRegister s31 = { 31 };
const DwVfpRegister no_dreg = { -1 };
const DwVfpRegister d0 = { 0 };
const DwVfpRegister d1 = { 1 };
const DwVfpRegister d2 = { 2 };
const DwVfpRegister d3 = { 3 };
const DwVfpRegister d4 = { 4 };
const DwVfpRegister d5 = { 5 };
const DwVfpRegister d6 = { 6 };
const DwVfpRegister d7 = { 7 };
const DwVfpRegister d8 = { 8 };
const DwVfpRegister d9 = { 9 };
const DwVfpRegister d10 = { 10 };
const DwVfpRegister d11 = { 11 };
const DwVfpRegister d12 = { 12 };
const DwVfpRegister d13 = { 13 };
const DwVfpRegister d14 = { 14 };
const DwVfpRegister d15 = { 15 };
// Aliases for double registers.
const DwVfpRegister kFirstCalleeSavedDoubleReg = d8;
const DwVfpRegister kLastCalleeSavedDoubleReg = d15;
const DwVfpRegister kDoubleRegZero = d14;
// Coprocessor register
struct CRegister {
bool is_valid() const { return 0 <= code_ && code_ < 16; }
bool is(CRegister creg) const { return code_ == creg.code_; }
int code() const {
ASSERT(is_valid());
return code_;
}
int bit() const {
ASSERT(is_valid());
return 1 << code_;
}
// Unfortunately we can't make this private in a struct.
int code_;
};
const CRegister no_creg = { -1 };
const CRegister cr0 = { 0 };
const CRegister cr1 = { 1 };
const CRegister cr2 = { 2 };
const CRegister cr3 = { 3 };
const CRegister cr4 = { 4 };
const CRegister cr5 = { 5 };
const CRegister cr6 = { 6 };
const CRegister cr7 = { 7 };
const CRegister cr8 = { 8 };
const CRegister cr9 = { 9 };
const CRegister cr10 = { 10 };
const CRegister cr11 = { 11 };
const CRegister cr12 = { 12 };
const CRegister cr13 = { 13 };
const CRegister cr14 = { 14 };
const CRegister cr15 = { 15 };
// Coprocessor number
enum Coprocessor {
p0 = 0,
p1 = 1,
p2 = 2,
p3 = 3,
p4 = 4,
p5 = 5,
p6 = 6,
p7 = 7,
p8 = 8,
p9 = 9,
p10 = 10,
p11 = 11,
p12 = 12,
p13 = 13,
p14 = 14,
p15 = 15
};
// -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
// Machine instruction Operands
// Class Operand represents a shifter operand in data processing instructions
class Operand BASE_EMBEDDED {
public:
// immediate
INLINE(explicit Operand(int32_t immediate,
RelocInfo::Mode rmode = RelocInfo::NONE));
INLINE(static Operand Zero()) {
return Operand(static_cast<int32_t>(0));
}
INLINE(explicit Operand(const ExternalReference& f));
explicit Operand(Handle<Object> handle);
INLINE(explicit Operand(Smi* value));
// rm
INLINE(explicit Operand(Register rm));
// rm <shift_op> shift_imm
explicit Operand(Register rm, ShiftOp shift_op, int shift_imm);
// rm <shift_op> rs
explicit Operand(Register rm, ShiftOp shift_op, Register rs);
// Return true if this is a register operand.
INLINE(bool is_reg() const);
// Return true if this operand fits in one instruction so that no
// 2-instruction solution with a load into the ip register is necessary. If
// the instruction this operand is used for is a MOV or MVN instruction the
// actual instruction to use is required for this calculation. For other
// instructions instr is ignored.
bool is_single_instruction(Instr instr = 0) const;
bool must_use_constant_pool() const;
inline int32_t immediate() const {
ASSERT(!rm_.is_valid());
return imm32_;
}
Register rm() const { return rm_; }
Register rs() const { return rs_; }
ShiftOp shift_op() const { return shift_op_; }
private:
Register rm_;
Register rs_;
ShiftOp shift_op_;
int shift_imm_; // valid if rm_ != no_reg && rs_ == no_reg
int32_t imm32_; // valid if rm_ == no_reg
RelocInfo::Mode rmode_;
friend class Assembler;
};
// Class MemOperand represents a memory operand in load and store instructions
class MemOperand BASE_EMBEDDED {
public:
// [rn +/- offset] Offset/NegOffset
// [rn +/- offset]! PreIndex/NegPreIndex
// [rn], +/- offset PostIndex/NegPostIndex
// offset is any signed 32-bit value; offset is first loaded to register ip if
// it does not fit the addressing mode (12-bit unsigned and sign bit)
explicit MemOperand(Register rn, int32_t offset = 0, AddrMode am = Offset);
// [rn +/- rm] Offset/NegOffset
// [rn +/- rm]! PreIndex/NegPreIndex
// [rn], +/- rm PostIndex/NegPostIndex
explicit MemOperand(Register rn, Register rm, AddrMode am = Offset);
// [rn +/- rm <shift_op> shift_imm] Offset/NegOffset
// [rn +/- rm <shift_op> shift_imm]! PreIndex/NegPreIndex
// [rn], +/- rm <shift_op> shift_imm PostIndex/NegPostIndex
explicit MemOperand(Register rn, Register rm,
ShiftOp shift_op, int shift_imm, AddrMode am = Offset);
void set_offset(int32_t offset) {
ASSERT(rm_.is(no_reg));
offset_ = offset;
}
uint32_t offset() const {
ASSERT(rm_.is(no_reg));
return offset_;
}
Register rn() const { return rn_; }
Register rm() const { return rm_; }
AddrMode am() const { return am_; }
bool OffsetIsUint12Encodable() const {
return offset_ >= 0 ? is_uint12(offset_) : is_uint12(-offset_);
}
private:
Register rn_; // base
Register rm_; // register offset
int32_t offset_; // valid if rm_ == no_reg
ShiftOp shift_op_;
int shift_imm_; // valid if rm_ != no_reg && rs_ == no_reg
AddrMode am_; // bits P, U, and W
friend class Assembler;
};
// CpuFeatures keeps track of which features are supported by the target CPU.
// Supported features must be enabled by a Scope before use.
class CpuFeatures : public AllStatic {
public:
// Detect features of the target CPU. Set safe defaults if the serializer
// is enabled (snapshots must be portable).
static void Probe();
// Check whether a feature is supported by the target CPU.
static bool IsSupported(CpuFeature f) {
ASSERT(initialized_);
if (f == VFP3 && !FLAG_enable_vfp3) return false;
return (supported_ & (1u << f)) != 0;
}
#ifdef DEBUG
// Check whether a feature is currently enabled.
static bool IsEnabled(CpuFeature f) {
ASSERT(initialized_);
Isolate* isolate = Isolate::UncheckedCurrent();
if (isolate == NULL) {
// When no isolate is available, work as if we're running in
// release mode.
return IsSupported(f);
}
unsigned enabled = static_cast<unsigned>(isolate->enabled_cpu_features());
return (enabled & (1u << f)) != 0;
}
#endif
// Enable a specified feature within a scope.
class Scope BASE_EMBEDDED {
#ifdef DEBUG
public:
explicit Scope(CpuFeature f) {
unsigned mask = 1u << f;
ASSERT(CpuFeatures::IsSupported(f));
ASSERT(!Serializer::enabled() ||
(CpuFeatures::found_by_runtime_probing_ & mask) == 0);
isolate_ = Isolate::UncheckedCurrent();
old_enabled_ = 0;
if (isolate_ != NULL) {
old_enabled_ = static_cast<unsigned>(isolate_->enabled_cpu_features());
isolate_->set_enabled_cpu_features(old_enabled_ | mask);
}
}
~Scope() {
ASSERT_EQ(Isolate::UncheckedCurrent(), isolate_);
if (isolate_ != NULL) {
isolate_->set_enabled_cpu_features(old_enabled_);
}
}
private:
Isolate* isolate_;
unsigned old_enabled_;
#else
public:
explicit Scope(CpuFeature f) {}
#endif
};
class TryForceFeatureScope BASE_EMBEDDED {
public:
explicit TryForceFeatureScope(CpuFeature f)
: old_supported_(CpuFeatures::supported_) {
if (CanForce()) {
CpuFeatures::supported_ |= (1u << f);
}
}
~TryForceFeatureScope() {
if (CanForce()) {
CpuFeatures::supported_ = old_supported_;
}
}
private:
static bool CanForce() {
// It's only safe to temporarily force support of CPU features
// when there's only a single isolate, which is guaranteed when
// the serializer is enabled.
return Serializer::enabled();
}
const unsigned old_supported_;
};
private:
#ifdef DEBUG
static bool initialized_;
#endif
static unsigned supported_;
static unsigned found_by_runtime_probing_;
DISALLOW_COPY_AND_ASSIGN(CpuFeatures);
};
extern const Instr kMovLrPc;
extern const Instr kLdrPCMask;
extern const Instr kLdrPCPattern;
extern const Instr kBlxRegMask;
extern const Instr kBlxRegPattern;
extern const Instr kMovMvnMask;
extern const Instr kMovMvnPattern;
extern const Instr kMovMvnFlip;
extern const Instr kMovLeaveCCMask;
extern const Instr kMovLeaveCCPattern;
extern const Instr kMovwMask;
extern const Instr kMovwPattern;
extern const Instr kMovwLeaveCCFlip;
extern const Instr kCmpCmnMask;
extern const Instr kCmpCmnPattern;
extern const Instr kCmpCmnFlip;
extern const Instr kAddSubFlip;
extern const Instr kAndBicFlip;
class Assembler : public AssemblerBase {
public:
// Create an assembler. Instructions and relocation information are emitted
// into a buffer, with the instructions starting from the beginning and the
// relocation information starting from the end of the buffer. See CodeDesc
// for a detailed comment on the layout (globals.h).
//
// If the provided buffer is NULL, the assembler allocates and grows its own
// buffer, and buffer_size determines the initial buffer size. The buffer is
// owned by the assembler and deallocated upon destruction of the assembler.
//
// If the provided buffer is not NULL, the assembler uses the provided buffer
// for code generation and assumes its size to be buffer_size. If the buffer
// is too small, a fatal error occurs. No deallocation of the buffer is done
// upon destruction of the assembler.
Assembler(Isolate* isolate, void* buffer, int buffer_size);
~Assembler();
// Overrides the default provided by FLAG_debug_code.
void set_emit_debug_code(bool value) { emit_debug_code_ = value; }
// GetCode emits any pending (non-emitted) code and fills the descriptor
// desc. GetCode() is idempotent; it returns the same result if no other
// Assembler functions are invoked in between GetCode() calls.
void GetCode(CodeDesc* desc);
// Label operations & relative jumps (PPUM Appendix D)
//
// Takes a branch opcode (cc) and a label (L) and generates
// either a backward branch or a forward branch and links it
// to the label fixup chain. Usage:
//
// Label L; // unbound label
// j(cc, &L); // forward branch to unbound label
// bind(&L); // bind label to the current pc
// j(cc, &L); // backward branch to bound label
// bind(&L); // illegal: a label may be bound only once
//
// Note: The same Label can be used for forward and backward branches
// but it may be bound only once.
void bind(Label* L); // binds an unbound label L to the current code position
// Returns the branch offset to the given label from the current code position
// Links the label to the current position if it is still unbound
// Manages the jump elimination optimization if the second parameter is true.
int branch_offset(Label* L, bool jump_elimination_allowed);
// Puts a labels target address at the given position.
// The high 8 bits are set to zero.
void label_at_put(Label* L, int at_offset);
// Return the address in the constant pool of the code target address used by
// the branch/call instruction at pc.
INLINE(static Address target_address_address_at(Address pc));
// Read/Modify the code target address in the branch/call instruction at pc.
INLINE(static Address target_address_at(Address pc));
INLINE(static void set_target_address_at(Address pc, Address target));
// This sets the branch destination (which is in the constant pool on ARM).
// This is for calls and branches within generated code.
inline static void set_target_at(Address constant_pool_entry, Address target);
// This sets the branch destination (which is in the constant pool on ARM).
// This is for calls and branches to runtime code.
inline static void set_external_target_at(Address constant_pool_entry,
Address target) {
set_target_at(constant_pool_entry, target);
}
// Here we are patching the address in the constant pool, not the actual call
// instruction. The address in the constant pool is the same size as a
// pointer.
static const int kCallTargetSize = kPointerSize;
static const int kExternalTargetSize = kPointerSize;
// Size of an instruction.
static const int kInstrSize = sizeof(Instr);
// Distance between the instruction referring to the address of the call
// target and the return address.
#ifdef USE_BLX
// Call sequence is:
// ldr ip, [pc, #...] @ call address
// blx ip
// @ return address
static const int kCallTargetAddressOffset = 2 * kInstrSize;
#else
// Call sequence is:
// mov lr, pc
// ldr pc, [pc, #...] @ call address
// @ return address
static const int kCallTargetAddressOffset = kInstrSize;
#endif
// Distance between start of patched return sequence and the emitted address
// to jump to.
#ifdef USE_BLX
// Patched return sequence is:
// ldr ip, [pc, #0] @ emited address and start
// blx ip
static const int kPatchReturnSequenceAddressOffset = 0 * kInstrSize;
#else
// Patched return sequence is:
// mov lr, pc @ start of sequence
// ldr pc, [pc, #-4] @ emited address
static const int kPatchReturnSequenceAddressOffset = kInstrSize;
#endif
// Distance between start of patched debug break slot and the emitted address
// to jump to.
#ifdef USE_BLX
// Patched debug break slot code is:
// ldr ip, [pc, #0] @ emited address and start
// blx ip
static const int kPatchDebugBreakSlotAddressOffset = 0 * kInstrSize;
#else
// Patched debug break slot code is:
// mov lr, pc @ start of sequence
// ldr pc, [pc, #-4] @ emited address
static const int kPatchDebugBreakSlotAddressOffset = kInstrSize;
#endif
// Difference between address of current opcode and value read from pc
// register.
static const int kPcLoadDelta = 8;
static const int kJSReturnSequenceInstructions = 4;
static const int kDebugBreakSlotInstructions = 3;
static const int kDebugBreakSlotLength =
kDebugBreakSlotInstructions * kInstrSize;
// ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
// Code generation
// Insert the smallest number of nop instructions
// possible to align the pc offset to a multiple
// of m. m must be a power of 2 (>= 4).
void Align(int m);
// Aligns code to something that's optimal for a jump target for the platform.
void CodeTargetAlign();
// Branch instructions
void b(int branch_offset, Condition cond = al);
void bl(int branch_offset, Condition cond = al);
void blx(int branch_offset); // v5 and above
void blx(Register target, Condition cond = al); // v5 and above
void bx(Register target, Condition cond = al); // v5 and above, plus v4t
// Convenience branch instructions using labels
void b(Label* L, Condition cond = al) {
b(branch_offset(L, cond == al), cond);
}
void b(Condition cond, Label* L) { b(branch_offset(L, cond == al), cond); }
void bl(Label* L, Condition cond = al) { bl(branch_offset(L, false), cond); }
void bl(Condition cond, Label* L) { bl(branch_offset(L, false), cond); }
void blx(Label* L) { blx(branch_offset(L, false)); } // v5 and above
// Data-processing instructions
void and_(Register dst, Register src1, const Operand& src2,
SBit s = LeaveCC, Condition cond = al);
void eor(Register dst, Register src1, const Operand& src2,
SBit s = LeaveCC, Condition cond = al);
void sub(Register dst, Register src1, const Operand& src2,
SBit s = LeaveCC, Condition cond = al);
void sub(Register dst, Register src1, Register src2,
SBit s = LeaveCC, Condition cond = al) {
sub(dst, src1, Operand(src2), s, cond);
}
void rsb(Register dst, Register src1, const Operand& src2,
SBit s = LeaveCC, Condition cond = al);
void add(Register dst, Register src1, const Operand& src2,
SBit s = LeaveCC, Condition cond = al);
void add(Register dst, Register src1, Register src2,
SBit s = LeaveCC, Condition cond = al) {
add(dst, src1, Operand(src2), s, cond);
}
void adc(Register dst, Register src1, const Operand& src2,
SBit s = LeaveCC, Condition cond = al);
void sbc(Register dst, Register src1, const Operand& src2,
SBit s = LeaveCC, Condition cond = al);
void rsc(Register dst, Register src1, const Operand& src2,
SBit s = LeaveCC, Condition cond = al);
void tst(Register src1, const Operand& src2, Condition cond = al);
void tst(Register src1, Register src2, Condition cond = al) {
tst(src1, Operand(src2), cond);
}
void teq(Register src1, const Operand& src2, Condition cond = al);
void cmp(Register src1, const Operand& src2, Condition cond = al);
void cmp(Register src1, Register src2, Condition cond = al) {
cmp(src1, Operand(src2), cond);
}
void cmp_raw_immediate(Register src1, int raw_immediate, Condition cond = al);
void cmn(Register src1, const Operand& src2, Condition cond = al);
void orr(Register dst, Register src1, const Operand& src2,
SBit s = LeaveCC, Condition cond = al);
void orr(Register dst, Register src1, Register src2,
SBit s = LeaveCC, Condition cond = al) {
orr(dst, src1, Operand(src2), s, cond);
}
void mov(Register dst, const Operand& src,
SBit s = LeaveCC, Condition cond = al);
void mov(Register dst, Register src, SBit s = LeaveCC, Condition cond = al) {
mov(dst, Operand(src), s, cond);
}
// ARMv7 instructions for loading a 32 bit immediate in two instructions.
// This may actually emit a different mov instruction, but on an ARMv7 it
// is guaranteed to only emit one instruction.
void movw(Register reg, uint32_t immediate, Condition cond = al);
// The constant for movt should be in the range 0-0xffff.
void movt(Register reg, uint32_t immediate, Condition cond = al);
void bic(Register dst, Register src1, const Operand& src2,
SBit s = LeaveCC, Condition cond = al);
void mvn(Register dst, const Operand& src,
SBit s = LeaveCC, Condition cond = al);
// Multiply instructions
void mla(Register dst, Register src1, Register src2, Register srcA,
SBit s = LeaveCC, Condition cond = al);
void mul(Register dst, Register src1, Register src2,
SBit s = LeaveCC, Condition cond = al);
void smlal(Register dstL, Register dstH, Register src1, Register src2,
SBit s = LeaveCC, Condition cond = al);
void smull(Register dstL, Register dstH, Register src1, Register src2,
SBit s = LeaveCC, Condition cond = al);
void umlal(Register dstL, Register dstH, Register src1, Register src2,
SBit s = LeaveCC, Condition cond = al);
void umull(Register dstL, Register dstH, Register src1, Register src2,
SBit s = LeaveCC, Condition cond = al);
// Miscellaneous arithmetic instructions
void clz(Register dst, Register src, Condition cond = al); // v5 and above
// Saturating instructions. v6 and above.
// Unsigned saturate.
//
// Saturate an optionally shifted signed value to an unsigned range.
//
// usat dst, #satpos, src
// usat dst, #satpos, src, lsl #sh
// usat dst, #satpos, src, asr #sh
//
// Register dst will contain:
//
// 0, if s < 0
// (1 << satpos) - 1, if s > ((1 << satpos) - 1)
// s, otherwise
//
// where s is the contents of src after shifting (if used.)
void usat(Register dst, int satpos, const Operand& src, Condition cond = al);
// Bitfield manipulation instructions. v7 and above.
void ubfx(Register dst, Register src, int lsb, int width,
Condition cond = al);
void sbfx(Register dst, Register src, int lsb, int width,
Condition cond = al);
void bfc(Register dst, int lsb, int width, Condition cond = al);
void bfi(Register dst, Register src, int lsb, int width,
Condition cond = al);
// Status register access instructions
void mrs(Register dst, SRegister s, Condition cond = al);
void msr(SRegisterFieldMask fields, const Operand& src, Condition cond = al);
// Load/Store instructions
void ldr(Register dst, const MemOperand& src, Condition cond = al);
void str(Register src, const MemOperand& dst, Condition cond = al);
void ldrb(Register dst, const MemOperand& src, Condition cond = al);
void strb(Register src, const MemOperand& dst, Condition cond = al);
void ldrh(Register dst, const MemOperand& src, Condition cond = al);
void strh(Register src, const MemOperand& dst, Condition cond = al);
void ldrsb(Register dst, const MemOperand& src, Condition cond = al);
void ldrsh(Register dst, const MemOperand& src, Condition cond = al);
void ldrd(Register dst1,
Register dst2,
const MemOperand& src, Condition cond = al);
void strd(Register src1,
Register src2,
const MemOperand& dst, Condition cond = al);
// Load/Store multiple instructions
void ldm(BlockAddrMode am, Register base, RegList dst, Condition cond = al);
void stm(BlockAddrMode am, Register base, RegList src, Condition cond = al);
// Exception-generating instructions and debugging support
void stop(const char* msg,
Condition cond = al,
int32_t code = kDefaultStopCode);
void bkpt(uint32_t imm16); // v5 and above
void svc(uint32_t imm24, Condition cond = al);
// Coprocessor instructions
void cdp(Coprocessor coproc, int opcode_1,
CRegister crd, CRegister crn, CRegister crm,
int opcode_2, Condition cond = al);
void cdp2(Coprocessor coproc, int opcode_1,
CRegister crd, CRegister crn, CRegister crm,
int opcode_2); // v5 and above
void mcr(Coprocessor coproc, int opcode_1,
Register rd, CRegister crn, CRegister crm,
int opcode_2 = 0, Condition cond = al);
void mcr2(Coprocessor coproc, int opcode_1,
Register rd, CRegister crn, CRegister crm,
int opcode_2 = 0); // v5 and above
void mrc(Coprocessor coproc, int opcode_1,
Register rd, CRegister crn, CRegister crm,
int opcode_2 = 0, Condition cond = al);
void mrc2(Coprocessor coproc, int opcode_1,
Register rd, CRegister crn, CRegister crm,
int opcode_2 = 0); // v5 and above
void ldc(Coprocessor coproc, CRegister crd, const MemOperand& src,
LFlag l = Short, Condition cond = al);
void ldc(Coprocessor coproc, CRegister crd, Register base, int option,
LFlag l = Short, Condition cond = al);
void ldc2(Coprocessor coproc, CRegister crd, const MemOperand& src,
LFlag l = Short); // v5 and above
void ldc2(Coprocessor coproc, CRegister crd, Register base, int option,
LFlag l = Short); // v5 and above
// Support for VFP.
// All these APIs support S0 to S31 and D0 to D15.
// Currently these APIs do not support extended D registers, i.e, D16 to D31.
// However, some simple modifications can allow
// these APIs to support D16 to D31.
void vldr(const DwVfpRegister dst,
const Register base,
int offset,
const Condition cond = al);
void vldr(const DwVfpRegister dst,
const MemOperand& src,
const Condition cond = al);
void vldr(const SwVfpRegister dst,
const Register base,
int offset,
const Condition cond = al);
void vldr(const SwVfpRegister dst,
const MemOperand& src,
const Condition cond = al);
void vstr(const DwVfpRegister src,
const Register base,
int offset,
const Condition cond = al);
void vstr(const DwVfpRegister src,
const MemOperand& dst,
const Condition cond = al);
void vstr(const SwVfpRegister src,
const Register base,
int offset,
const Condition cond = al);
void vstr(const SwVfpRegister src,
const MemOperand& dst,
const Condition cond = al);
void vldm(BlockAddrMode am,