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/*

			    VERSION INFORMATION

			    ===================

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$Header: /u/g/release/CVSROOT/Source/src/installers/680x0/common/codec.c,v 1.1.1.1 1998/01/17 15:55:49 release Exp $

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$Log: codec.c,v $

 * Revision 1.1.1.1  1998/01/17  15:55:49  release

 * First version to be checked into rolling release.

 *

Revision 1.3  1997/11/13 08:27:09  ma

All avs test passed (except add_to_ptr).

Revision 1.2  1997/11/09 14:06:53  ma

Rounding mode represented with names.

Revision 1.1.1.1  1997/10/13 12:42:47  ma

First version.

Revision 1.5  1997/10/13 08:48:58  ma

Made all pl_tests for general proc & exception handling pass.

Revision 1.4  1997/09/25 06:44:49  ma

All general_proc tests passed

Revision 1.3  1997/06/18 10:09:22  ma

Checking in before merging with Input Baseline changes.

Revision 1.2  1997/04/20 11:30:17  ma

Introduced gcproc.c & general_proc.[ch].

Added cases for apply_general_proc next to apply_proc in all files.

Revision 1.1.1.1  1997/03/14 07:50:10  ma

Imported from DRA

 * Revision 1.1.1.1  1996/09/20  10:56:52  john

 *

 * Revision 1.3  1996/07/30  16:29:34  john

 * Fixed bug, discarding side-effecting operations

 *

 * Revision 1.2  1996/07/05  14:16:20  john

 * Changes for spec 3.1

 *

 * Revision 1.1.1.1  1996/03/26  15:45:08  john

 *

 * Revision 1.5  94/11/16  10:36:02  10:36:02  ra (Robert Andrews)

 * Added integer absolute construct.

 * -

 *

 * Revision 1.4  94/06/29  14:18:00  14:18:00  ra (Robert Andrews)

 * Added div0, rem0, max and min for TDF 3.0.

 *

 * Revision 1.3  93/11/19  16:14:42  16:14:42  ra (Robert Andrews)

 * Corrected order of arguments in offset_subtract.

 *

 * Revision 1.2  93/03/03  14:46:05  14:46:05  ra (Robert Andrews)

 * Added error handling routines.

 *

 * Revision 1.1  93/02/22  17:15:17  17:15:17  ra (Robert Andrews)

 * Initial revision

 *

--------------------------------------------------------------------------

*/

#include "config.h"

#include "common_types.h"

#include "exp.h"

#include "expmacs.h"

#include "flags.h"

#include "shapemacs.h"

#include "install_fns.h"

#include "tags.h"

#include "mach.h"

#include "where.h"

#include "codec.h"

#include "coder.h"

#include "operations.h"

#include "utility.h"

#include "mach.h"

#include "instr.h"

#include "codex.h"

#include "instrs.h"

#include "f64.h"

#include "me_fns.h"

#include "evaluate.h"

#include "ops_shared.h"

#include "mach_ins.h"

extern bool have_cond;

/*

    CONSTRUCT A SIMILAR EXP

    This routine, given a where, copies the corresponding exp, and sets

    its sh equal to the given shape.

*/

exp

sim_exp(shape sha, where w)

{

	exp e = copyexp(w.wh_exp);

	sh(e) = sha;

	return (e);

}

/*

    PROCESS A UNARY OPERATION

    This routine processes the unary operation described by the routine

    op.  The operand is given by a and the result, which is of shape

    sha, is put into dest.  The stack argument describes the current

    state of the stack.

*/

static void

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

{

	int old_rmode;

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

		/*

		 * If a is not an operand, we need to calculate its value

		 * first.

		 */

		if (whereis(dest) == Dreg) {

			/* If dest is in a D register, code a into dest */

			old_rmode = crt_rmode;

			coder(dest, stack, a);

			crt_rmode = old_rmode;

			/* Now apply op to dest */

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

			return;

		} else {

			/* Code a into D1 */

			where w;

			exp e = sim_exp(sha, D1);

			w = zw(e);

			regsinproc |= regmsk(REG_D1);

			old_rmode = crt_rmode;

			coder(w, stack, a);

			crt_rmode = old_rmode;

			/* Apply op to D1 */

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

			retcell(e);

			if (have_cond == 3) {

				have_cond = 1;

			}

			return;

		}

	}

	/* If a is an operand, apply op directly to a */

	(*op)(sha, zw(a), dest);

	return;

}

/*

    PROCESS A BINARY OPERATION

    This routine processes the binary operation described by the routine

    op.  The operands are given by a and b and the result, which is of

    shape sha, is put into dest.  The stack argument describes the current

    state of the stack.

*/

static void

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

    ash stack)

{

	where w, t;

	bool noa = !is_o(name(a));

	bool nob = !is_o(name(b));

	if (noa) {

		/*

		 * If a is not an operand, we need to calculate its value

		 * first.

		 */

		if (nob) {

			/* a and b cannot both not be operands */

			error("Illegal binary operation");

		}

		t = zw(b);

		if (whereis(dest) == Dreg && !interfere(dest, t)) {

			/*

			 * If dest is in a D register which is not used in b,

			 * code a into dest.

			 */

			coder(dest, stack, a);

			/* Apply op to dest and b */

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

			return;

		} else {

			/* Code a into D1 */

			exp e = sim_exp(sha, D1);

			w = zw(e);

			regsinproc |= regmsk(REG_D1);

			coder(w, stack, a);

			/* Apply op to D1 and b */

			(*op)(sha, w, t, dest);

			retcell(e);

			if (have_cond == 3) {

				have_cond = 1;

			}

			return;

		}

	}

	if (nob) {

		/*

		 * If b is not an operand, we need to calculate its value

		 * first.

		 */

		t = zw(a);

		if (whereis(dest) == Dreg && !interfere(dest, t)) {

			/*

			 * If dest is in a D register which is not used in a,

			 * code b into dest.

			 */

			coder(dest, stack, b);

			/* Apply op to a and dest */

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

			return;

		} else {

			/* Code b into D1 */

			exp e = sim_exp(sha, D1);

			w = zw(e);

			regsinproc |= regmsk(REG_D1);

			coder(w, stack, b);

			/* Apply op to a and D1 */

			(*op)(sha, t, w, dest);

			retcell(e);

			if (have_cond == 3) {

				have_cond = 1;

			}

			return;

		}

	}

	/* If a and b are both operands, apply op directly */

	(*op)(sha, zw(a), zw(b), dest);

	return;

}

/*

    PROCESS A LOGICAL OPERATION

    This routine processes the logical operation described by the routine

    op.  This operation will be binary, commutative and associative.  The

    operands are given by the bro-list starting at the son of e.  The

    result is put into dest.  The stack argument describes the current

    state of the stack.

*/

static void

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

{

	exp arg1 = son(e);	/* First argument */

	exp arg2 = bro(arg1);	/* Second argument */

	exp t, u, v;

	where w;

	if (last(arg1)) {

		/* If there is of one argument, code it into dest */

		coder(dest, stack, arg1);

		return;

	}

	if (last(arg2)) {

		/* If there are two arguments, use bop */

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

		return;

	}

	/* Three or more arguments : need to take care about overlap between

	   dest and args, so use D1. */

	regsinproc |= regmsk(REG_D1);

	v = sim_exp(sh(e), D1);

	w = zw(v);

	t = arg1;

	/* Scan the arguments.  t will hold either the first non-operand,

	   or nilexp if all the arguments are operands.  There should be

	   at most one non-operand.  */

	while (1) {

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

			break;

		}

		if (last(t)) {

			t = nilexp;

			break;

		}

		t = bro(t);

	}

	/*

	 * Deal with the case where all the arguments are operands. This does:

	 * D1 = op ( arg1, arg2 )

	 * D1 = op ( arg3, D1 )

	 * D1 = op ( arg4, D1 )

	 * ....................

	 * dest = op ( argn, D1 )

	 */

	if (t == nilexp) {

		/* Process the first two terms */

		(*op)(sh(e), zw(arg1), zw(arg2), w);

		t = bro(arg2);

		while (!last(t)) {

			/* Process the third, fourth, ... terms */

			(*op)(sh(e), zw(t), w, w);

			t = bro(t);

		}

		/* Process the last term */

		reuseables |= regmsk(REG_D1);

		(*op)(sh(e), zw(t), w, dest);

		reuseables &= ~regmsk(REG_D1);

		retcell(v);

		if (have_cond == 3) {

			have_cond = 1;

		}

		return;

	}

	/*

	 * Deal with the case where one argument, say arg2, is a non-operand.

	 * This does:

	 * D1 = arg2

	 * D1 = op ( arg1, D1 )

	 * D1 = op ( arg3, D1 )

	 * ....................

	 * dest = op ( argn, D1 )

	 */

	coder(w, stack, t);

	u = arg1;

	while (1) {

		if (t != u) {

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

				(*op)(sh(e), zw(u), w, dest);

			} else {

				(*op)(sh(e), zw(u), w, w);

			}

		}

		if (last(u)) {

			break;

		}

		u = bro(u);

	}

	retcell(v);

	if (have_cond == 3) {

		have_cond = 1;

	}

	return;

}

/*

  PROCESS ADD AND SUBTRACT

  This routine processes the binary operation add.  It does dest = b + a.

  The second argument, a, may be of the form neg ( a1 ), in which case

  we use sub.

*/

static void

addsub(shape sha, where a, where b, where dest, ash stack)

{

	exp e = a.wh_exp;

	if (name(e) == neg_tag) {

		bop(sub, sha, son(e), b.wh_exp, dest, stack);

	}

	else {

		bop(add, sha, e, b.wh_exp, dest, stack);

	}

	return;

}

/*

  Some constructs only set the overflow bit for 32 bit results.

  This checks values of other varieties to determine whether or not an

  overflow has occured

*/

void

check_unset_overflow(where dest, shape shp)

{

	exp max_val = getexp(shp, nilexp, 0, nilexp, nilexp, 0, range_max(shp),

			     val_tag);

	exp min_val = getexp(shp, nilexp, 0, nilexp, nilexp, 0, range_min(shp),

			     val_tag);

	bool sw;

	move(shp,dest,D0);

	if (is_signed(shp) && (shape_size(shp) < 32)) {

		ins1((shape_size(shp) == 16) ? m_extl : m_extbl, 32, D0, 1);

	}

	sw = cmp(is_signed(shp) ? slongsh : ulongsh, D0, zw(max_val), tst_gr);

	test_overflow2(branch_ins(tst_gr, sw, is_signed(shp),

				  is_floating(name(shp))));

	sw = cmp(is_signed(shp) ? slongsh : ulongsh, D0, zw(min_val), tst_ls);

	test_overflow2(branch_ins(tst_ls, sw, is_signed(shp),

				  is_floating(name(shp))));

	kill_exp(max_val, max_val);

	kill_exp(min_val, min_val);

	return;

}

/*

  MAIN OPERATION CODING ROUTINE

  This routine creates code to evaluate e, putting the result into dest.

  The stack argument describes the current stack position.

*/

void

codec(where dest, ash stack, exp e)

{

	if (e == nilexp) {

		error("Internal coding error");

		return;

	}

	switch (name(e)) {

	case plus_tag: {

		/*

		 * Addition is treated similarly to logical operations - see

		 * the routine logop above. It takes a variable number of

		 * arguments in the form of a bro-list starting with the son of

		 * e. Each argument may be of the form neg(x).

		 */

		exp arg1 = son(e);	/* First argument */

		exp arg2 = bro(arg1);	/* Second argument */

		exp s, t, u, v;

		where w;

		int prev_ov;

		if (last(arg1)) {

			/* One argument */

			coder(dest, stack, arg1);

			return;

		}

		prev_ov = set_overflow(e);

		if (last(arg2)) {

			/* Two arguments */

			addsub(sh(e), zw(arg2), zw(arg1), dest, stack);

			clear_overflow(prev_ov);

			return;

		}

		/* Three or more arguments - use D1 */

		t = arg1;

		regsinproc |= regmsk(REG_D1);

		s = sim_exp(sh(e), D1);

		w = zw(s);

		/* Look for the non-operand if there is one */

		while (1) {

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

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

		}

		/* Deal with the case where all the arguments are operands */

		if (t == nilexp) {

			t = bro(arg2);

			/* Deal with the first two arguments */

			if (name(arg1) == neg_tag) {

				addsub(sh(e), zw(arg1), zw(arg2),

				       ((t == e)? dest : w), stack);

			} else {

				addsub(sh(e), zw(arg2), zw(arg1),

				       ((t == e)? dest : w), stack);

			}

			if (t == e) {

				clear_overflow(prev_ov);

				return;

			}

			/* Deal with the third, fourth, ... arguments */

			while (!last(t)) {

				u = bro(t);

				addsub(sh(e), zw(t), w, w, stack);

				t = u;

			}

			/* Deal with the last argument */

			addsub(sh(e), zw(t), w, dest, stack);

			retcell(s);

			if (have_cond == 3) {

				have_cond = 1;

			}

			clear_overflow(prev_ov);

			return;

		}

		/* Deal with the case where one argument is a non-operand */

		coder(w, stack, t);

		u = arg1;

		while (1) {

			v = bro(u);

			if (t != u) {

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

					addsub(sh(e), zw(u), w, dest, stack);

				} else {

					addsub(sh(e), zw(u), w, w, stack);

				}

			}

			if (last(u)) {

				break;

			}

			u = v;

		}

		retcell(s);

		if (have_cond == 3) {

			have_cond = 1;

		}

		clear_overflow(prev_ov);

		return;

	}

#ifndef tdf3

	case addptr_tag: {

		exp pointer = son(e);

		exp offset  = son(pointer);

		make_comment("addptr_tag ...");

		mova(zw(e), dest);

		make_comment("addptr_tag done");

		return;

	}

#endif

	case chvar_tag: {

		/* Change variety, the son of e, a, gives the argument */

		exp a = son(e);

		int prev_ov = set_overflow(e);

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

			/* If a is not an operand */

			if (whereis(dest)!= Dreg) {

				/*

				 * If dest is not a D register, code a into D1.

				 */

				where w;

				exp s = sim_exp(sh(a), D1);

				w = zw(s);

				regsinproc |= regmsk(REG_D1);

				coder(w, stack, a);

				/* Preform the change variety on D1 */

				change_var(sh(e), w, dest);

				retcell(s);

				if (have_cond == 3) {

					have_cond = 1;

				}

				clear_overflow(prev_ov);

				return;

			}

			/* If dest is a D register, code a into dest */

			coder(dest, stack, a);

			/* Preform the change variety on dest */

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

			clear_overflow(prev_ov);

			return;

		}

		/* If a is an operand, call change_var directly */

		change_var(sh(e), zw(a), dest);

		clear_overflow(prev_ov);

		return;

	}

	case minus_tag: {

		/* Minus, subtract pointer etc are binary operations */

		int prev_ov = set_overflow(e);

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

		clear_overflow(prev_ov);

		return;

	}

#ifndef tdf3

	case make_stack_limit_tag:

#endif

	case subptr_tag:

	case minptr_tag:

		/* Minus, subtract pointer etc are binary operations */

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

		return;

	case mult_tag: {

		/* Multiply is treated as a logical operation */

		int prev_ov = set_overflow(e);

		logop(mult, e, dest, stack);

		if (!optop(e) && (name(sh(e)) != slonghd) &&

		    (name(sh(e)) != ulonghd)) {

			check_unset_overflow(dest,sh(e));

		}

		clear_overflow(prev_ov);

		return;

	}

	case div0_tag:

	case div2_tag: {

		/* Division is a binary operation */

		int prev_ov = set_overflow(e);

		bop(div2, sh(e), bro(son(e)), son(e),

		    dest, stack);

		if (!optop(e) && (name(sh(e)) != slonghd) &&

		    (name(sh(e)) != ulonghd)) {

			check_unset_overflow(dest,sh(e));

		}

		clear_overflow(prev_ov);

		return;

	}

	case div1_tag: {

		/* Division is a binary operation */

		int prev_ov = set_overflow(e);

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

		if (!optop(e) && (name(sh(e)) != slonghd) &&

		    (name(sh(e)) != ulonghd)) {

			check_unset_overflow(dest,sh(e));

		}

		clear_overflow(prev_ov);

		return;

	}

	case neg_tag: {

		/* Negation is a unary operation */

		int prev_ov = set_overflow(e);

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

		clear_overflow(prev_ov);

		return;

	}

	case abs_tag: {

		/* Abs is a unary operation */

		int prev_ov = set_overflow(e);

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

		clear_overflow(prev_ov);

		return;

	}

	case shl_tag: {

		/* Shifting left is a binary operation */

		int prev_ov = set_overflow(e);

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

		clear_overflow(prev_ov);

		return;

	}

	case shr_tag:

		/* Shifting right is a binary operation */

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

		return;

	case mod_tag: {

		/* Remainder is a binary operation */

		int prev_ov = set_overflow(e);

		bop(rem1, sh(e), bro(son(e)), son(e), dest, stack);

		clear_overflow(prev_ov);

		return;

	}

	case rem0_tag:

	case rem2_tag: {

		/* Remainder is a binary operation */

		int prev_ov = set_overflow(e);

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

		clear_overflow(prev_ov);

		return;

	}

	case round_tag: {

		/* Rounding a floating point number is a unary operation */

		int prev_ov = set_overflow(e);

		set_continue(e);

		crt_rmode = round_number(e);

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

		clear_overflow(prev_ov);

		clear_continue(e);

		return;

	}

	case fmult_tag: {

		/* Floating multiplication is a floating binary operation */

		exp f1 = son(e);

		exp f2 = bro(f1);

		int prev_ov = set_overflow(e);

		if (last(f2)) {

			/* two arguments */

			fl_binop(fmult_tag, sh(e), zw(f1), zw(f2), dest);

		} else {

			/*

			 * More than two arguments; use %fp1. Assumes that all

			 * parameters are operands.

			 */

			where w;

			exp s = sim_exp(sh(e), FP1);

			regsinproc |= regmsk(REG_FP1);

			w = zw(s);

			fl_binop(fmult_tag,sh(e),zw(f1),zw(f2),w);

			while (!last(f2)) {

				f2 = bro(f2);

				fl_binop(fmult_tag, sh(e), w, zw(f2),

					 (last(f2) ? dest : w));

			}

		}

		clear_overflow(prev_ov);

		return;

	}

	case fminus_tag: {

		/* Floating subtraction is a floating binary operation */

		exp f1 = son(e);

		exp f2 = bro(f1);

		int prev_ov = set_overflow(e);

		fl_binop(fminus_tag, sh(e), zw(f2), zw(f1), dest);

		clear_overflow(prev_ov);

		return;

	}

	case fdiv_tag: {

		/* Floating division is a floating binary operation */

		exp f1 = son(e);

		exp f2 = bro(f1);

		int prev_ov = set_overflow(e);

		fl_binop(fdiv_tag, sh(e), zw(f2), zw(f1), dest);

		clear_overflow(prev_ov);

		return;

	}

	case fneg_tag: {

		/* Floating negation is simple */

		int prev_ov = set_overflow(e);

		negate_float(sh(e), zw(son(e)), dest);

		clear_overflow(prev_ov);

		return;

	}

	case fabs_tag: {

		/* Floating absolute value is simple */

		int prev_ov = set_overflow(e);

		abs_float(sh(e), zw(son(e)), dest);

		clear_overflow(prev_ov);

		return;

	}

	case float_tag: {

		/* Casting to a floating point number is simple */

		int prev_ov = set_overflow(e);

		int_to_float(sh(e), zw(son(e)), dest);

		clear_overflow(prev_ov);

		return;

	}

	case chfl_tag: {

		/* Changing a floating variety is simple */

		int prev_ov = set_overflow(e);

		change_flvar(sh(e), zw(son(e)), dest);

		clear_overflow(prev_ov);

		return;

	}

	case and_tag:

		/* And is a logical operation */

		logop(and, e, dest, stack);

		return;

	case or_tag:

		/* Or is a logical operation */

		logop(or, e, dest, stack);

		return;

	case xor_tag:

		/* Xor is a logical operation */

		logop(xor, e, dest, stack);

		return;

	case not_tag:

		/* Not is a unary operation */

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

		return;

	case absbool_tag:

		/* The setcc instruction is not used */

		error("Not implemented");

		return;

	case fplus_tag: {

		/* Floating addition is similar to integer addition */

		exp f1 = son(e);	/* First argument */

		exp f2 = bro(f1);	/* Second argument */