//===-- PIC16Section.cpp - PIC16 Section ----------- --------------------===// // // The LLVM Compiler Infrastructure // // This file is distributed under the University of Illinois Open Source // License. See LICENSE.TXT for details. // //===----------------------------------------------------------------------===// #include "PIC16.h" #include "PIC16ABINames.h" #include "PIC16Section.h" #include "llvm/MC/MCContext.h" #include "llvm/Support/raw_ostream.h" using namespace llvm; // This is the only way to create a PIC16Section. Sections created here // do not need to be explicitly deleted as they are managed by auto_ptrs. PIC16Section *PIC16Section::Create(const StringRef &Name, PIC16SectionType Ty, const std::string &Address, int Color, MCContext &Ctx) { /// Determine the internal SectionKind info. /// Users of PIC16Section class should not need to know the internal /// SectionKind. They should work only with PIC16SectionType. /// /// PIC16 Terminology for section kinds is as below. /// UDATA - BSS /// IDATA - initialized data (equiv to Metadata) /// ROMDATA - ReadOnly. /// UDATA_OVR - Sections that can be overlaid. Section of such type is /// used to contain function autos an frame. We can think of /// it as equiv to llvm ThreadBSS) /// UDATA_SHR - Shared RAM. Memory area that is mapped to all banks. SectionKind K; switch (Ty) { default: llvm_unreachable ("can not create unknown section type"); case UDATA_OVR: { K = SectionKind::getThreadBSS(); break; } case UDATA_SHR: case UDATA: { K = SectionKind::getBSS(); break; } case ROMDATA: case IDATA: { K = SectionKind::getMetadata(); break; } case CODE: { K = SectionKind::getText(); break; } } // Create the Section. PIC16Section *S = new (Ctx) PIC16Section(Name, K, Address, Color); S->T = Ty; return S; } // A generic way to print all types of sections. void PIC16Section::PrintSwitchToSection(const MCAsmInfo &MAI, raw_ostream &OS) const { // Print name. OS << getName() << '\t'; // Print type. switch (getType()) { default : llvm_unreachable ("unknown section type"); case UDATA: OS << "UDATA"; break; case IDATA: OS << "IDATA"; break; case ROMDATA: OS << "ROMDATA"; break; case UDATA_SHR: OS << "UDATA_SHR"; break; case UDATA_OVR: OS << "UDATA_OVR"; break; case CODE: OS << "CODE"; break; } OS << '\t'; // Print Address. OS << Address; OS << '\n'; }