llvm-6502/lib/Target/X86/X86InstrInfo.def
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(lib/Target/X86) InstSelectSimple.cpp:
 Include llvm/DerivedTypes.h and iostream.
 Refactor visitMul out into a wrapper around doMultiply(), so that we
  can do multiplications on temporary values when we are doing
  getelementptrs.
 Refactor part of getReg out into makeAnotherReg, so that we can create
  registers willy-nilly to hold temporary values, when we are doing
  getelementptrs.
 Add stub implementations of visitMallocInst and visitAllocaInst.
 Add initial implementation of visitGetElementPtrInst.
 In copyConstantToRegister:
  We throw a *lot* of our asserts here. So, when we want to throw an
   assert, print out to stderr whatever expr or whatever constant made
   us barf.
  Support copying ConstantPointerNull to register, using a move immediate
   of zero.
 Rename FLDr4 and FLDr8 to FLDr32 and FLDr64, so that they match the meanings
  of the numbers in the other instruction names. All uses modified.
 Teach visitCallInst to extract byte- and short-class return values
  from subregs of EAX.  Add a FIXME note about how we would do it for
  float-class return values.
 Add a FIXME note about how we would cast float to int and back.

X86InstrInfo.def:
 Rename FLDr4 and FLDr8 to FLDr32 and FLDr64, so that they match the meanings
  of the numbers in the other instruction names. All uses modified.

(tools/jello) GlobalVars.cpp:
 Include iostream.
 If we have to emit a floating-point constant to memory, gamble and use
  the same method as for ints.
 If we have to emit a ConstantPointerNull to memory, try using a "void *"
  and "NULL".
 Otherwise, if we are going to throw an assert, print out whatever constant
  made us barf, first.


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//===-- X86InstructionInfo.def - X86 Instruction Information ----*- C++ -*-===//
//
// This file describes all of the instructions that the X86 backend uses. It
// relys on an external 'I' macro being defined that takes the arguments
// specified below, and is used to make all of the information relevant to an
// instruction be in one place.
//
// Note that X86 Instructions always have the destination register listed as
// operand 0, unless it does not produce a value (in which case the TSFlags will
// include X86II::Void).
//
//===----------------------------------------------------------------------===//
// NOTE: No include guards desired
#ifndef I
#errror "Must define I macro before including X86/X86InstructionInfo.def!"
#endif
// Macro to handle the implicit register uses lists...
#ifndef IMPREGSLIST
#define IMPREGSLIST(NAME, ...)
#endif
// Implicit register usage info: O_ is for one register, T_ is for two registers
// NoIR means the instruction does not use implicit registers, in this form.
IMPREGSLIST(NoIR , 0)
IMPREGSLIST(O_AL , X86::AL , 0)
IMPREGSLIST(O_AH , X86::AH , 0)
IMPREGSLIST(O_CL , X86::CL , 0)
IMPREGSLIST(O_AX , X86::AX , 0)
IMPREGSLIST(O_DX , X86::DX , 0)
IMPREGSLIST(O_EAX, X86::EAX, 0)
IMPREGSLIST(O_EDX, X86::EDX, 0)
IMPREGSLIST(O_EBP, X86::EBP, 0)
IMPREGSLIST(T_AXDX , X86::AX , X86::DX , 0)
IMPREGSLIST(T_EAXEDX, X86::EAX, X86::EDX, 0)
#undef IMPREGSLIST
// Arguments to be passed into the I macro
// #1: Enum name - This ends up being the opcode symbol in the X86 namespace
// #2: Opcode name, as used by the gnu assembler
// #3: The base opcode for the instruction
// #4: Instruction Flags - This should be a field or'd together that contains
// constants from the MachineInstrInfo.h file.
// #5: Target Specific Flags - Another bitfield containing X86 specific flags
// that we are interested in for each instruction. These should be flags
// defined in X86InstrInfo.h in the X86II namespace.
// #6: Name of the implicit register uses list
// #7: Name of the implicit register definitions list
//
// The first instruction must always be the PHI instruction:
I(PHI , "phi", 0, 0, 0, NoIR, NoIR)
// The second instruction must always be the noop instruction:
I(NOOP , "nop", 0x90, 0, X86II::RawFrm | X86II::Void, NoIR, NoIR) // nop
// Flow control instructions
I(RET , "ret", 0xC3, M_RET_FLAG, X86II::RawFrm | X86II::Void, NoIR, NoIR) // ret
I(JMP , "jmp", 0xE9, M_BRANCH_FLAG, X86II::RawFrm | X86II::Void, NoIR, NoIR) // jmp foo
I(JNE , "jne", 0x85, M_BRANCH_FLAG, X86II::RawFrm | X86II::TB | X86II::Void, NoIR,
NoIR) // jne foo
I(JE , "je", 0x84, M_BRANCH_FLAG, X86II::RawFrm | X86II::TB | X86II::Void, NoIR,
NoIR) // je foo
I(CALLpcrel32 , "call", 0xE8, M_BRANCH_FLAG, X86II::Void, NoIR, NoIR) // call pc+42
// Misc instructions
I(LEAVE , "leave", 0xC9, 0, X86II::RawFrm, O_EBP, O_EBP) // leave
// Move instructions
I(MOVrr8 , "movb", 0x88, 0, X86II::MRMDestReg, NoIR, NoIR) // R8 = R8
I(MOVrr16 , "movw", 0x89, 0, X86II::MRMDestReg | X86II::OpSize, NoIR, NoIR) // R16 = R16
I(MOVrr32 , "movl", 0x89, 0, X86II::MRMDestReg, NoIR, NoIR) // R32 = R32
I(MOVir8 , "movb", 0xB0, 0, X86II::AddRegFrm, NoIR, NoIR) // R8 = imm8
I(MOVir16 , "movw", 0xB8, 0, X86II::AddRegFrm | X86II::OpSize, NoIR, NoIR) // R16 = imm16
I(MOVir32 , "movl", 0xB8, 0, X86II::AddRegFrm, NoIR, NoIR) // R32 = imm32
I(MOVmr8 , "movb", 0x8A, 0, X86II::MRMSrcMem | X86II::MemArg8, NoIR, NoIR) // R8 = [mem]
I(MOVmr16 , "movw", 0x8B, 0, X86II::MRMSrcMem | X86II::OpSize |
X86II::MemArg16, NoIR, NoIR) // R16 = [mem]
I(MOVmr32 , "movl", 0x8B, 0, X86II::MRMSrcMem | X86II::MemArg32, NoIR,
NoIR) // R32 = [mem]
I(MOVrm8 , "movb", 0x88, 0, X86II::MRMDestMem | X86II::Void |
X86II::MemArg8, NoIR, NoIR) // [mem] = R8
I(MOVrm16 , "movw", 0x89, 0, X86II::MRMDestMem | X86II::Void |
X86II::OpSize | X86II::MemArg16, NoIR, NoIR) // [mem] = R16
I(MOVrm32 , "movl", 0x89, 0, X86II::MRMDestMem | X86II::Void |
X86II::MemArg32, NoIR, NoIR) // [mem] = R32
I(PUSHr32 , "pushl", 0x50, 0, X86II::AddRegFrm | X86II::Void, NoIR, NoIR)
I(POPr32 , "popl", 0x58, 0, X86II::AddRegFrm, NoIR, NoIR)
// Arithmetic instructions
I(ADDrr8 , "addb", 0x00, 0, X86II::MRMDestReg, NoIR, NoIR) // R8 += R8
I(ADDrr16 , "addw", 0x01, 0, X86II::MRMDestReg | X86II::OpSize, NoIR, NoIR) // R16 += R16
I(ADDrr32 , "addl", 0x01, 0, X86II::MRMDestReg, NoIR, NoIR) // R32 += R32
I(ADDri32 , "add", 0x81, 0, X86II::MRMS0r, NoIR, NoIR) // R32 += imm32
I(SUBrr8 , "subb", 0x2A, 0, X86II::MRMDestReg, NoIR, NoIR) // R8 -= R8
I(SUBrr16 , "subw", 0x2B, 0, X86II::MRMDestReg | X86II::OpSize, NoIR, NoIR) // R16 -= R16
I(SUBrr32 , "subl", 0x2B, 0, X86II::MRMDestReg, NoIR, NoIR) // R32 -= R32
I(SUBri32 , "sub", 0x81, 0, X86II::MRMS5r, NoIR, NoIR) // R32 -= imm32
I(MULrr8 , "mulb", 0xF6, 0, X86II::MRMS4r | X86II::Void, O_AL, O_AX) // AX = AL*R8
I(MULrr16 , "mulw", 0xF7, 0, X86II::MRMS4r | X86II::Void | // DX:AX= AX*R16
X86II::OpSize, O_AX, T_AXDX)
I(MULrr32 , "mull", 0xF7, 0, X86II::MRMS4r | X86II::Void, O_EAX, T_EAXEDX) // ED:EA= EA*R32
// unsigned division/remainder
I(DIVrr8 , "divb", 0xF6, 0, X86II::MRMS6r | X86II::Void, O_AX, O_AX) // AX/r8= AL&AH
I(DIVrr16 , "divw", 0xF7, 0, X86II::MRMS6r | X86II::Void | // ED:EA/r16=AX&DX
X86II::OpSize, T_AXDX, T_AXDX)
I(DIVrr32 , "divl", 0xF7, 0, X86II::MRMS6r | X86II::Void, T_EAXEDX,
T_EAXEDX) // ED:EA/r32=EA&ED
// signed division/remainder
I(IDIVrr8 , "idivb", 0xF6, 0, X86II::MRMS7r | X86II::Void, O_AX, O_AX) // AX/r8= AL&AH
I(IDIVrr16 , "idivw", 0xF7, 0, X86II::MRMS7r | X86II::Void | // DA/r16=AX&DX
X86II::OpSize, T_AXDX, T_AXDX)
I(IDIVrr32 , "idivl", 0xF7, 0, X86II::MRMS7r | X86II::Void, T_EAXEDX,
T_EAXEDX) // DA/r32=EAX&DX
// Logical operators
I(ANDrr8 , "andb", 0x20, 0, X86II::MRMDestReg, NoIR, NoIR) // R8 &= R8
I(ANDrr16 , "andw", 0x21, 0, X86II::MRMDestReg | X86II::OpSize, NoIR, NoIR) // R16 &= R16
I(ANDrr32 , "andl", 0x21, 0, X86II::MRMDestReg, NoIR, NoIR) // R32 &= R32
I(ORrr8 , "orb", 0x08, 0, X86II::MRMDestReg, NoIR, NoIR) // R8 |= R8
I(ORrr16 , "orw", 0x09, 0, X86II::MRMDestReg | X86II::OpSize, NoIR, NoIR) // R16 |= R16
I(ORrr32 , "orl", 0x09, 0, X86II::MRMDestReg, NoIR, NoIR) // R32 |= R32
I(XORrr8 , "xorb", 0x30, 0, X86II::MRMDestReg, NoIR, NoIR) // R8 ^= R8
I(XORrr16 , "xorw", 0x31, 0, X86II::MRMDestReg | X86II::OpSize, NoIR, NoIR) // R16 ^= R16
I(XORrr32 , "xorl", 0x31, 0, X86II::MRMDestReg, NoIR, NoIR) // R32 ^= R32
// Shift instructions
I(SHLrr8 , "shlb", 0xD2, 0, X86II::MRMS4r, O_CL, NoIR) // R8 <<= cl
I(SHLrr16 , "shlw", 0xD3, 0, X86II::MRMS4r | X86II::OpSize, O_CL, NoIR) // R16 <<= cl
I(SHLrr32 , "shll", 0xD3, 0, X86II::MRMS4r, O_CL, NoIR) // R32 <<= cl
I(SHLir8 , "shlb", 0xC0, 0, X86II::MRMS4r, NoIR, NoIR) // R8 <<= imm8
I(SHLir16 , "shlw", 0xC1, 0, X86II::MRMS4r | X86II::OpSize, NoIR, NoIR) // R16 <<= imm8
I(SHLir32 , "shll", 0xC1, 0, X86II::MRMS4r, NoIR, NoIR) // R32 <<= imm8
I(SHRrr8 , "shrb", 0xD2, 0, X86II::MRMS5r, O_CL, NoIR) // R8 >>>= cl
I(SHRrr16 , "shrw", 0xD3, 0, X86II::MRMS5r | X86II::OpSize, O_CL, NoIR) // R16 >>>= cl
I(SHRrr32 , "shrl", 0xD3, 0, X86II::MRMS5r, O_CL, NoIR) // R32 >>>= cl
I(SHRir8 , "shrb", 0xC0, 0, X86II::MRMS5r, NoIR, NoIR) // R8 >>>= imm8
I(SHRir16 , "shrw", 0xC1, 0, X86II::MRMS5r | X86II::OpSize, NoIR, NoIR) // R16 >>>= imm8
I(SHRir32 , "shrl", 0xC1, 0, X86II::MRMS5r, NoIR, NoIR) // R32 >>>= imm8
I(SARrr8 , "sarb", 0xD2, 0, X86II::MRMS7r, O_CL, NoIR) // R8 >>= cl
I(SARrr16 , "sarw", 0xD3, 0, X86II::MRMS7r | X86II::OpSize, O_CL, NoIR) // R16 >>= cl
I(SARrr32 , "sarl", 0xD3, 0, X86II::MRMS7r, O_CL, NoIR) // R32 >>= cl
I(SARir8 , "sarb", 0xC0, 0, X86II::MRMS7r, NoIR, NoIR) // R8 >>= imm8
I(SARir16 , "sarw", 0xC1, 0, X86II::MRMS7r | X86II::OpSize, NoIR, NoIR) // R16 >>= imm8
I(SARir32 , "sarl", 0xC1, 0, X86II::MRMS7r, NoIR, NoIR) // R32 >>= imm8
// Floating point loads
I(FLDr32 , "flds", 0xD9, 0, X86II::MRMS0m, NoIR, NoIR) // push float
I(FLDr64 , "fldl", 0xDD, 0, X86II::MRMS0m, NoIR, NoIR) // push double
// Floating point compares
I(FUCOMPP , "fucompp", 0xDA, 0, X86II::Void, NoIR, NoIR) // compare+pop2x
// Floating point flag ops
I(FNSTSWr8 , "fnstsw", 0xDF, 0, X86II::Void, NoIR, O_AX) // AX = fp flags
// Condition code ops, incl. set if equal/not equal/...
I(SAHF , "sahf", 0x9E, 0, X86II::RawFrm, O_AH, NoIR) // flags = AH
I(SETBr , "setb", 0x92, 0, X86II::TB | X86II::MRMS0r, NoIR, NoIR) // R8 = < unsign
I(SETAEr , "setae", 0x93, 0, X86II::TB | X86II::MRMS0r, NoIR, NoIR) // R8 = >=unsign
I(SETEr , "sete", 0x94, 0, X86II::TB | X86II::MRMS0r, NoIR, NoIR) // R8 = ==
I(SETNEr , "setne", 0x95, 0, X86II::TB | X86II::MRMS0r, NoIR, NoIR) // R8 = !=
I(SETBEr , "setbe", 0x96, 0, X86II::TB | X86II::MRMS0r, NoIR, NoIR) // R8 = <=unsign
I(SETAr , "seta", 0x97, 0, X86II::TB | X86II::MRMS0r, NoIR, NoIR) // R8 = > unsign
I(SETLr , "setl", 0x9C, 0, X86II::TB | X86II::MRMS0r, NoIR, NoIR) // R8 = < signed
I(SETGEr , "setge", 0x9D, 0, X86II::TB | X86II::MRMS0r, NoIR, NoIR) // R8 = >=signed
I(SETLEr , "setle", 0x9E, 0, X86II::TB | X86II::MRMS0r, NoIR, NoIR) // R8 = <=signed
I(SETGr , "setg", 0x9F, 0, X86II::TB | X86II::MRMS0r, NoIR, NoIR) // R8 = > signed
// Integer comparisons
I(CMPrr8 , "cmpb", 0x38, 0, X86II::MRMDestReg, NoIR, NoIR) // compare R8,R8
I(CMPrr16 , "cmpw", 0x39, 0, X86II::MRMDestReg | X86II::OpSize, NoIR, NoIR) // compare R16,R16
I(CMPrr32 , "cmpl", 0x39, 0, X86II::MRMDestReg, NoIR, NoIR) // compare R32,R32
I(CMPri8 , "cmp", 0x80, 0, X86II::MRMS7r, NoIR, NoIR) // compare R8, imm8
// Sign extenders (first 3 are good for DIV/IDIV; the others are more general)
I(CBW , "cbw", 0x98, 0, X86II::RawFrm, O_AL, O_AX) // AX = signext(AL)
I(CWD , "cwd", 0x99, 0, X86II::RawFrm, O_AX, O_DX) // DX:AX = signext(AX)
I(CDQ , "cdq", 0x99, 0, X86II::RawFrm, O_EAX, O_EDX) // EDX:EAX = signext(EAX)
I(MOVSXr16r8 , "movsx", 0xBE, 0, X86II::MRMSrcReg | X86II::TB | // R16 = signext(R8)
X86II::OpSize, NoIR, NoIR)
I(MOVSXr32r8 , "movsx", 0xBE, 0, X86II::MRMSrcReg | X86II::TB, NoIR, NoIR) // R32 = signext(R8)
I(MOVSXr32r16 , "movsx", 0xBF, 0, X86II::MRMSrcReg | X86II::TB, NoIR, NoIR) // R32 = signext(R16)
I(MOVZXr16r8 , "movzx", 0xB6, 0, X86II::MRMSrcReg | X86II::TB | // R16 = zeroext(R8)
X86II::OpSize, NoIR, NoIR)
I(MOVZXr32r8 , "movzx", 0xB6, 0, X86II::MRMSrcReg | X86II::TB, NoIR, NoIR) // R32 = zeroext(R8)
I(MOVZXr32r16 , "movzx", 0xB7, 0, X86II::MRMSrcReg | X86II::TB, NoIR, NoIR) // R32 = zeroext(R16)
// At this point, I is dead, so undefine the macro
#undef I