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/* 80x86/codec.c */

/**********************************************************************

$Author: release $

$Date: 1998/01/17 15:55:51 $

$Revision: 1.1.1.1 $

$Log: codec.c,v $

 * Revision 1.1.1.1  1998/01/17  15:55:51  release

 * First version to be checked into rolling release.

 *

 * Revision 1.28  1997/08/23  13:45:19  pwe

 * initial ANDF-DE

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**********************************************************************/

/**********************************************************************

                            codec.c

   codec produces code for operations which produce values.

   e is the operation and dest is where the result is to be put.

**********************************************************************/

#include "config.h"

#include "common_types.h"

#include "expmacs.h"

#include "exp.h"

#include "instr386.h"

#include "tags.h"

#include "operand.h"

#include "shapemacs.h"

#include "instrmacs.h"

#include "basicread.h"

#include "flags.h"

#include "coder.h"

#include "install_fns.h"

#include "codermacs.h"

#include "instr.h"

#include "flpt.h"

#include "messages_8.h"

#include "reg_record.h"

#include "readglob.h"

#include "externs.h"

#include "codec.h"

/* PROCEDURES */

/* returns true if is_o(e) but not a possible 80386 operand */

int

is_crc(exp e)

{

	/* make sure (is_o && is_crc->!is_opnd) */

	if (name(e) == name_tag) {

		if (isvar(son(e))) {

			return(!isglob(son(e)) || PIC_code);

		}

		/* else */

		return(son(son(e)) == nilexp ||

		       (isglob(son(e)) && PIC_code &&

			name(sh(son(e))) == prokhd &&

			!(brog(son(e))->dec_u.dec_val.extnamed)) ||

		       (name(son(son(e))) == ident_tag &&

			isparam(son(son(e)))));

	}

	if (name(e) == reff_tag || name(e) == field_tag) {

		return 1;

	}

	if (name(e) != cont_tag) {

		return 0;

	}

	if (name(son(e)) == cont_tag) {

		return 1;

	}

	return name(son(e)) == reff_tag && name(son(son(e))) == cont_tag;

}

/* op is a procedure for encoding a unary operation. If a is a possible 80386

   operand, uop applies this operator to produce the code for a, leaving the

   result in dest. sha gives the shape for the operation. If a is not a

   possible 80386 operand, then uop produces code for a to put it into eax

   (reg0) and then applies op to eax, putting the result into dest. */

void

uop(void(*op)(shape, where, where), shape sha, exp a, where dest, ash stack)

{

	if (!is_o(name(a)) || is_crc(a)) {

		where qw;

		if (!inmem(dest)) {

			qw.where_exp = copyexp(dest.where_exp);

		} else {

			qw.where_exp = copyexp(reg0.where_exp);

		}

		sh(qw.where_exp) = sha;

		qw.where_off = 0;

		coder(qw, stack, a);

		(*op)(sha, qw, dest);

		retcell(qw.where_exp);

		cond1_set = 0;

		return;

	}

	(*op)(sha, mw(a, 0), dest);

	return;

}

static int

no_reg_needed(exp e)

{

	if (name(e) == val_tag) {

		return 1;

	}

	if (name(e) == cont_tag && name(son(e)) == name_tag &&

	    isvar(son(son(e))) && ptno(son(son(e))) != reg_pl) {

		return 1;

	}

	if (name(e) == name_tag && !isvar(son(e)) && ptno(son(e)) != reg_pl) {

		return 1;

	}

	return 0;

}

/* op is a procedure for encoding a binary operation. Not more than one of a

   and b will not be a possible 80386 operand.  This has been ensured by scan2.

   If a and b are both possible 80386 operands, bop applies this operator to

   produce the code, leaving the result in dest.  sha gives the shape for the

   operation.  If either a or b is not a possible 80386 operand, then bop

   produces code for it to put it into eax (reg0) and then applies op to eax

   and the other operand, putting the result into dest. */

void

bop(void(*op)(shape, where, where, where), shape sha, exp a, exp b, where dest,

    ash stack)

{

	where qw;

	if (!is_o(name(a)) || is_crc(a)) {

		if (!inmem(dest) && no_reg_needed(b)) {

			qw.where_exp = copyexp(dest.where_exp);

		} else {

			qw.where_exp = copyexp(reg0.where_exp);

		}

		sh(qw.where_exp) = sha;

		qw.where_off = 0;

		coder(qw, stack, a);

		(*op)(sha, qw, mw(b, 0), dest);

		retcell(qw.where_exp);

		cond1_set = 0;

		return;

	}

	if (!is_o(name(b)) || is_crc(b)) {

		if (!inmem(dest) && no_reg_needed(a)) {

			qw.where_exp = copyexp(dest.where_exp);

		} else {

			qw.where_exp = copyexp(reg0.where_exp);

		}

		sh(qw.where_exp) = sha;

		qw.where_off = 0;

		coder(qw, stack, b);

		(*op)(sha, mw(a, 0), qw, dest);

		retcell(qw.where_exp);

		cond1_set = 0;

		return;

	}

	(*op)(sha, mw(a, 0), mw(b, 0), dest);

	return;

}

/* process the binary logical operation exp. op is the compiling procedure for

   the operation. It is commutative and associative, the operation takes a

   variable number of arguments. It is therefore necessary to avoid the mistake

   of assigning to the destination (dest) inappropriately if its value is used

   in the expression. At most one of the arguments will not be a possible 80386

   operand. If there is such an argument, logop precomputes it, putting the

   value into reg0. */

static void

logop(void(*op)(shape, where, where, where), exp e, where dest, ash stack)

{

	exp arg1 = son(e);

	exp arg2 = bro(arg1);

	shape sha = sh(e);

	exp t, u;

	where qw;

	if (last(arg1)) {

		coder(dest, stack, arg1);

		return;

	}

	/* just two arguments. */

	if (last (arg2)) {

		bop(op, sha, arg1, arg2, dest, stack);

		return;

	}

	/* need to take care about overlap between dest and args or to avoid

	   extra push. So use reg0. */

	qw.where_exp = copyexp(reg0.where_exp);

	sh(qw.where_exp) = sha;

	qw.where_off = 0;

	t = arg1;

	/* now look for an argument which is not a possible 80386 operand */

	while (1) {

		if (!is_o(name(t)) || is_crc(t)) {

			break;

		}

		if (last(t)) {

			t = nilexp;

			break;

		}

		t = bro(t);

	}

	/* all arguments are possible 80386 operands */

	if (t == nilexp) {

		(*op)(sha, mw(arg1, 0), mw(arg2, 0), qw);

		t = bro(arg2);

		while (!last(t)) {

			/* encode operations in turn */

			(*op) (sha, mw (t, 0), qw, qw);

			t = bro(t);

		}

		/* encode final operation */

		(*op) (sha, mw (t, 0), qw, dest);

		retcell(qw.where_exp);

		cond1_set = 0;

		return;

	}

	/* encode the single argument which is not a possible 80386 operend */

	coder (qw, stack, t);

	u = arg1;

	/* now encode the remaining operations */

	while (1) {

		if (t != u) {

			if (last(u) || (bro(u) == t && last(bro(u)))) {

				(*op)(sha, mw(u, 0), qw, dest);

			} else {

				(*op)(sha, mw(u, 0), qw, qw);

			}

		}

		if (last(u)) {

			break;

		}

		u = bro(u);

	}

	retcell(qw.where_exp);

	cond1_set = 0;

	return;

}

/* process the multiply operation exp. op is the compiling procedure for

   the operation. It is commutative and associative, the operation takes a

   variable number of arguments. It is therefore necessary to avoid the mistake

   of assigning to the destination (dest) inappropriately if its value is used

   in the expression. At most one of the arguments will not be a possible 80386

   operand. If there is such an argument, it is precomputed, putting the value

   into reg0. */

static void

multop(void(*op)(shape, where, where, where), exp e, where dest, ash stack)

{

	exp arg1 = son(e);

	exp arg2 = bro(arg1);

	exp t, u;

	where qw;

	if (last(arg1)) {

		coder(dest, stack, arg1);

		return;

	}

	/* just two arguments. */

	if (last (arg2)) {

		bop(op, sh(e), arg1, arg2, dest, stack);

		return;

	}

	/* need to take care about overlap between dest and args or to avoid

	   extra push. So use reg0. */

	qw.where_exp = copyexp(reg0.where_exp);

	sh(qw.where_exp) = sh(e);

	qw.where_off = 0;

	t = arg1;

	/* now look for an argument which is not a possible 80386 operand */

	while (1) {

		if (!is_o(name(t)) || is_crc(t)) {

			break;

		}

		if (last(t)) {

			t = nilexp;

			break;

		}

		t = bro(t);

	}

	/* all arguments are possible 80386 operands */

	if (t == nilexp) {

		(*op)(sh(e), mw(arg1, 0), mw(arg2, 0), qw);

		t = bro(arg2);

		while (!last(t)) {

			/* encode operations in turn */

			(*op) (sh (e), mw (t, 0), qw, qw);

			t = bro(t);

		}

		/* encode final operation */

		(*op) (sh (e), mw (t, 0), qw, dest);

		retcell(qw.where_exp);

		cond1_set = 0;

		return;

	}

	/* encode the single argument which is not a possible 80386 operend */

	coder (qw, stack, t);

	u = arg1;

	/* now encode the remaining operations */

	while (1) {

		if (t != u) {

			if (last(u) || (bro(u) == t && last(bro(u)))) {

				(*op)(sh(e), mw(u, 0), qw, dest);

			} else {

				(*op)(sh(e), mw(u, 0), qw, qw);

			}

		}

		if (last(u)) {

			break;

		}

		u = bro(u);

	}

	retcell(qw.where_exp);

	cond1_set = 0;

	return;

}

/* if a is a negation form b-son(a) otherwise b+a in dest */

static void

addsub(shape sha, where a, where b, where dest, exp e)

{

	UNUSED(e);

	if (name(a.where_exp) == neg_tag) {

		sub(sha, mw(son(a.where_exp), 0), b, dest);

	} else {

		add(sha, a, b, dest);

	}

	return;

}

/***********************************************************************

   codec outputs the code which evaulates e and puts the result into

   dest.

 ***********************************************************************/

/* encode e, putting the result into dest.  stack is the current stack level */

void

codec(where dest, ash stack, exp e)

{

	switch (name(e)) {

	case plus_tag: {

		/* at most one of the arguments will not be a possible 80386

		 * operand */

		exp arg1 = son(e);

		exp arg2 = bro(arg1);

		exp t, u, v;

		where qw;

		exp old_overflow_e = overflow_e;

		if (last (arg1)) {

			/* there is only one argument */

			coder(dest, stack, arg1);

			return;

		}

		if (!optop(e)) {

			overflow_e = e;

		}

		if (last(arg2) && is_o(name(arg1)) && !is_crc(arg1) &&

		    ((is_o(name(arg2)) && !is_crc(arg2)) ||

		     (name(arg2) == neg_tag && !is_crc(son(arg2)) &&

		      is_o(name(son(arg2)))))) {

			/* just two arguments. */

			addsub(sh(e), mw(arg2, 0), mw(arg1, 0), dest, e);

			overflow_e = old_overflow_e;

			return;

		}

		/* need to take care about overlap between dest and

		 * args or to avoid extra push. So use reg0. */

		t = arg1;

		qw.where_exp = copyexp(reg0.where_exp);

		sh(qw.where_exp) = sh(e);

		qw.where_off = 0;

		/* now look for argument which is not a possible 80386

		 * operand */

		while (1) {

			if ((!is_o(name(t)) || is_crc(t)) &&

			    (name(t) != neg_tag || !is_o(name(son(t))) ||

			     is_crc(son(t)))) {

				break;

			}

			if (last(t)) {

				t = nilexp;

				break;

			}

			t = bro(t);

		}

		if (t == nilexp && name(arg1) == neg_tag &&

		    name(arg2) == neg_tag) {

			t = arg1;

		}

		/* all arguments are possible 80386 operands */

		if (t == nilexp) {

			t = bro(arg2);

			if (name(arg1) == neg_tag) {

				addsub(sh(e), mw(arg1, 0), mw(arg2, 0),

				       (t == e) ? dest : qw, e);

			} else {

				addsub(sh(e), mw(arg2, 0), mw(arg1, 0),

				       (t == e) ? dest : qw, e);

			}

			if (t == e) {

				overflow_e = old_overflow_e;

				return;

			}

			while (!last(t)) {

				u = bro(t);

				addsub(sh(e), mw(t, 0), qw, qw, e);

				t = u;

			}

			addsub(sh(e), mw(t, 0), qw, dest, e);

			overflow_e = old_overflow_e;

			return;

		}

		/* encode the argument which is not a possible 80386

		 * operand */

		coder (qw, stack, t);

		u = arg1;

		/* now encode the remaining operations */

		while (1) {

			v = bro(u);

			if (t != u) {

				if (last(u) || (v == t && last(v))) {

					addsub(sh(e), mw(u, 0), qw, dest, e);

				} else {

					addsub(sh(e), mw(u, 0), qw, qw, e);

				}

			}

			if (last(u)) {

				break;

			}

			u = v;

		}

		retcell(qw.where_exp);

		cond1_set = 0;

		overflow_e = old_overflow_e;

		return;

	}

	case addptr_tag:

		/* use index operation */

		mova(mw(e, 0), dest);

		return;

	case chvar_tag: {

		exp a = son(e);

		exp old_overflow_e = overflow_e;

		if (!optop(e)) {

			overflow_e = e;

		}

		if (!is_o(name(a)) || is_crc(a)) {

			/* argument is not a possible 80386 operand, so

			 * evaluate it in reg0 */

			if (inmem(dest) ||

			    (shape_size(sh(a)) == 8 && bad_from_reg(dest)) ||

			    shape_size(sh(a)) == 64) {

				where qw;

				qw.where_exp = copyexp(reg0.where_exp);

				sh(qw.where_exp) = sh(a);

				qw.where_off = 0;

				coder(qw, stack, a);

				change_var_check(sh(e), qw, dest);

				overflow_e = old_overflow_e;

				retcell(qw.where_exp);

				cond1_set = 0;

				return;

			}

			coder(dest, stack, a);

			if (name(sh(e)) > name(sh(a)))

				change_var_sh(sh(e), sh(a), dest, dest);

			overflow_e = old_overflow_e;

			return;

		}

		change_var_check(sh(e), mw(a, 0), dest);

		overflow_e = old_overflow_e;

		return;

	}

	case minus_tag: {

		exp old_overflow_e = overflow_e;

		if (!optop(e)) {

			overflow_e = e;

		}

		bop(sub, sh(e), bro(son(e)), son(e), dest, stack);

		overflow_e = old_overflow_e;

		return;

	}

	case subptr_tag:

	case minptr_tag:

	case make_stack_limit_tag:

		bop(sub, sh(e), bro(son(e)), son(e), dest, stack);

		return;

	case mult_tag: {

		if (!optop(e)) {

			exp old_overflow_e = overflow_e;

			overflow_e = e;

			multop(multiply, e, dest, stack);

			overflow_e = old_overflow_e;

		} else {

			multop(mult, e, dest, stack);

		}

		return;

	}

	case div2_tag: {

		exp old_overflow_e = overflow_e;

		if (errhandle(e)) {

			overflow_e = e;

		}

		bop(div2, sh(e), bro(son(e)), son(e), dest, stack);

		overflow_e = old_overflow_e;

		return;

	}

	case div1_tag: {

		exp old_overflow_e = overflow_e;

		if (errhandle(e)) {

			overflow_e = e;

		}

		bop(div1, sh(e), bro(son(e)), son(e), dest, stack);

		overflow_e = old_overflow_e;

		return;

	}

	case div0_tag: {

		exp old_overflow_e = overflow_e;

		if (errhandle(e)) {

			overflow_e = e;

		}

		bop(div0, sh(e), bro(son(e)), son(e), dest, stack);

		overflow_e = old_overflow_e;

		return;

	}

	case neg_tag: {

		exp old_overflow_e = overflow_e;

		if (!optop(e)) {

			overflow_e = e;

		}

		uop(negate, sh(e), son(e), dest, stack);

		overflow_e = old_overflow_e;

		return;

	}

	case shl_tag: {

		exp old_overflow_e = overflow_e;

		overflow_e = e;

		if (!optop(e)) {

			overflow_e = e;

		}

		bop(shiftl, sh(e), bro(son(e)), son(e), dest, stack);

		overflow_e = old_overflow_e;

		return;

	}

	case shr_tag:

		bop(shiftr, sh(e), bro(son(e)), son(e), dest, stack);

		return;

	case rotl_tag:

		bop(rotatel, sh(e), bro(son(e)), son(e), dest, stack);

		return;

	case rotr_tag:

		bop(rotater, sh(e), bro(son(e)), son(e), dest, stack);

		return;

	case mod_tag: {

		exp old_overflow_e = overflow_e;

		if (errhandle(e)) {

			overflow_e = e;

		}

		bop(mod, sh(e), bro(son(e)), son(e), dest, stack);

		overflow_e = old_overflow_e;

		return;

	}

	case rem2_tag: {

		exp old_overflow_e = overflow_e;

		if (errhandle(e)) {

			overflow_e = e;

		}

		bop(rem2, sh(e), bro(son(e)), son(e), dest, stack);

		overflow_e = old_overflow_e;

		return;

	}

	case rem0_tag: {

		exp old_overflow_e = overflow_e;

		if (errhandle(e)) {

			overflow_e = e;

		}

		bop(rem0, sh(e), bro(son(e)), son(e), dest, stack);

		overflow_e = old_overflow_e;

		return;

	}

	case round_tag: {

		shape s = sh(e);

		where d;

		d = dest;

		if (shape_size(s) < 32) {

			s = slongsh;

			if (inmem(dest)) {

				d = reg0;

			}

		}

		setup_fl_ovfl(e);

		switch (round_number(e)) {

		case 0:

			uop(frnd0, s, son(e), d, stack);

			break;

		case 1:

			uop(frnd1, s, son(e), d, stack);

			break;

		case 2:

			uop(frnd2, s, son(e), d, stack);

			break;

		case 3:

			uop(frnd3, s, son(e), d, stack);

			break;

		case 4:

			uop(frnd4, s, son(e), d, stack);

			break;

		}

		test_fl_ovfl(e, d);

		if (name(s) != name(sh(e))) {

			exp old_overflow_e = overflow_e;

			if (!optop(e)) {

				overflow_e = e;

			}

			change_var_sh(sh(e), s, d, dest);

			overflow_e = old_overflow_e;

		}

		return;

	}

	case fplus_tag:

		setup_fl_ovfl(e);

		fl_multop(fplus_tag, sh(e), son(e), dest);

		test_fl_ovfl(e, dest);

		return;

	case fmult_tag:

		setup_fl_ovfl(e);

		fl_multop(fmult_tag, sh(e), son(e), dest);

		test_fl_ovfl(e, dest);

		return;

	case fminus_tag:

		setup_fl_ovfl(e);

		fl_binop(fminus_tag, sh(e), mw(bro(son(e)), 0), mw(son(e), 0),

			 dest, bro(son(e)));

		test_fl_ovfl(e, dest);

		return;

	case fdiv_tag:

		setup_fl_ovfl(e);

		fl_binop(fdiv_tag, sh(e), mw(bro(son(e)), 0), mw(son(e), 0),

			 dest, bro(son(e)));

		test_fl_ovfl(e, dest);

		return;

	case fneg_tag:

		setup_fl_ovfl(e);

		fl_neg(sh(e), mw(son(e), 0), dest);

		test_fl_ovfl(e, dest);

		return;

	case fabs_tag:

		setup_fl_ovfl(e);

		fl_abs(sh(e), mw(son(e), 0), dest);

		test_fl_ovfl(e, dest);

		return;

	case float_tag:

		setup_fl_ovfl(e);

		floater(sh(e), mw(son(e), 0), dest);

		test_fl_ovfl(e, dest);

		return;

	case chfl_tag:

		if (name(sh(e)) < name(sh(son(e)))) {

			setup_fl_ovfl(e);

		}

		changefl(sh(e), mw(son(e), 0), dest);

		if (name(sh(e)) < name(sh(son(e)))) {

			test_fl_ovfl(e, dest);

		}

		return;

	case and_tag:

		logop(and, e, dest, stack);

		return;

	case or_tag:

		logop(or, e, dest, stack);

		return;

	case xor_tag:

		logop(xor, e, dest, stack);

		return;

	case not_tag:

		uop(not, sh(e), son(e), dest, stack);

		return;

	case offset_pad_tag:

		if (al2(sh(son(e))) >= al2(sh(e))) {

			if (al2(sh(e)) != 1 || al2(sh(son(e))) == 1) {

				coder(dest, stack, son(e));

			} else {

				coder(reg0, stack, son(e));

				shiftl(slongsh, mw(zeroe, 3), reg0, dest);

			}

		} else {

			int al = al2(sh(e)) /8;

			coder(reg0, stack, son(e));