None of these instructions are actually used in the Sparc backend, so no changes
were required in the instruction selector.
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SparcInstrSelection.cpp:
* Fixed opcodes to return correct 'i' version since the two functions are each
only used in one place.
* Changed name of function to have an 'i' in the name to signify that they each
return an immediate form of the opcode.
* Added a warning if either of the functions is ever used in a context which
requires a register-version opcode.
SparcV9_F4.td: fixed class F4_3, added F4_4 and notes that F4_{1,2} need fixing
SparcV9.td: added the MOV(F)cc instructions
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TmpInstruction constructors because every TmpInstruction object has
to be registered with a MachineCodeForInstruction to prevent leaks.
This simplifies the user's code.
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preallocated. While reg-to-reg dependences were already handled, this
change required new code for adding edges to/from call instructions.
This was part of the extensive changes to the way code generation occurs
for function call arguments and return values.
See log for CodeGen/PhyRegAlloc.cpp.
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globals in some other places may not have been pulled out either;
globals in phi operands were being put just before the phi instead of
in the predecessor basic blocks.
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call arguments and return values:
Now all copy operations before and after a call are generated during
selection instead of during register allocation.
The values are copied to virtual registers (or to the stack), but
in the former case these operands are marked with the correct physical
registers according to the calling convention.
Although this complicates scheduling and does not work well with
live range analysis, it simplifies the machine-dependent part of
register allocation.
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* ability to save BasicBlock references to be resolved later
* register remappings from the enum values to the real hardware numbers
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instructions of format 3.12 and 3.13 cannot inherit from F3rdrs1, because that
implies that the two registers are the first two parameters to the instruction.
Thus I made the instructions inherit from F3rd again, and manually added an rs1
field AFTER the shcnt field in the instruction, which maps to the appropriate
place in the instruction.
The other changes are just elimination of unnecessary spaces.
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SparcV9_F3.td: F3_12 and F3_13 instructions have rd and rs1 fields. Also,
their fields were totally screwed up. This seems to fix the problem.
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exit code. This, in turn, makes an empty file SparcV9CodeEmitter.inc, and only
much later, produces a link error because the key function that TableGen creates
isn't found.
Using a temporary file in the middle forces a good .INC file to be generated by
TableGen, and it will keep trying until you fix the input file.
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* Added some Format 4 classes, but not instructions
* Added notes on missing sections with FIXMEs
* Added RDCCR instr
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list (rd, rs1, imm), in that order (bit-wise), the actual assembly syntax is
instr rd, imm, rs1, and that is how they are constructed in the instruction
selector. This fixes the discrepancy.
Also fixed some comments along the same lines and fixed page numbers referring
to where instructions are described in the Sparc manual.
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Non-obvious change: since I have changed ST and STD to be STF and STDF to
(a) closer resemble their name (NOT assembly text) in the Sparc manual, and
(b) clearly specify that they they are floating-point opcodes,
I made the same changes in this file.
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Here I had to make one non-trivial change: add a function to get a version of
the opcode that takes an immediate, given an opcode that takes all registers.
This is required because sometimes it is not known at construction time which
opcode is used because opcodes are passed around between functions.
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annotations on instructions to specify which format they are (i.e., do they take
2 registers and 1 immediate or just 3 registers) as that changes their binary
representation and hence, code emission.
This makes instructions more like how X86 defines them to be. Now, writers of
instruction selection must choose the correct opcode based on what instruction
type they are building, which they already know. Thus, the JIT doesn't have to
do the same work by `discovering' which operands an instruction really has.
As this involves lots of small changes to a lot of files in lib/target/Sparc,
I'll commit them individually because otherwise the diffs will be unreadable.
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