; Copied from fr30 and modified. ; r9, r11-r13 are used as tmps, consider them call clobbered by these macros. ; ; Do not use the macro counter \@ in macros, there's a bug in ; gas 2.9.1 when it is also a line-separator. ; ; Don't require the $-prefix on registers. .syntax no_register_prefix .macro startnostack .data .space 64,0 ; Simple stack stackhi: failmsg: .ascii "fail\n" passmsg: .ascii "pass\n" .text break 11 .global _start _start: .endm .macro start startnostack move.d stackhi,sp .endm ; Exit with return code .macro exit rc move.d \rc,r10 moveq 1,r9 ; == __NR_exit break 13 break 15 .endm ; Pass the test case .macro pass moveq 5,r12 move.d passmsg,r11 move.d 1,r10 moveq 4,r9 ; == __NR_write break 13 exit 0 .endm ; Fail the testcase .macro fail ; moveq 5,r12 ; move.d failmsg,r11 ; move.d 1,r10 ; moveq 4,r1 ; break 13 ; exit 1 break 15 .endm .macro quit break 15 .endm .macro dumpr3 break 14 .endm ; Load an immediate value into a general register ; TODO: use minimal sized insn .macro mvi_h_gr val reg move.d \val,\reg .endm ; Load an immediate value into a dedicated register .macro mvi_h_dr val reg move.d \val,r9 move.d r9,\reg .endm ; Load a general register into another general register .macro mvr_h_gr src targ move.d \src,\targ .endm ; Store an immediate into a word in memory .macro mvi_h_mem val addr mvi_h_gr \val r11 mvr_h_mem r11,\addr .endm ; Store a register into a word in memory .macro mvr_h_mem reg addr move.d \addr,$r13 move.d \reg,[$r13] .endm ; Store the current ps on the stack .macro save_ps .if ..asm.arch.cris.v32 move ccs,acr ; Push will do a "subq" first. push acr .else push dccr .endif .endm ; Load a word value from memory .macro ldmem_h_gr addr reg move.d \addr,$r13 move.d [$r13],\reg .endm ; Add 2 general registers .macro add_h_gr reg1 reg2 add.d \reg1,\reg2 .endm ; Increment a register by and immediate .macro inci_h_gr inc reg mvi_h_gr \inc,r11 add.d r11,\reg .endm ; Test the value of an immediate against a general register .macro test_h_gr val reg cmp.d \val,\reg beq 9f nop fail 9: .endm ; compare two general registers .macro testr_h_gr reg1 reg2 cmp.d \reg1,\reg2 beq 9f fail 9: .endm ; Test the value of an immediate against a dedicated register .macro test_h_dr val reg move \reg,$r12 test_h_gr \val $r12 .endm ; Test the value of an general register against a dedicated register .macro testr_h_dr gr dr move \dr,$r12 testr_h_gr \gr $r12 .endm ; Compare an immediate with word in memory .macro test_h_mem val addr ldmem_h_gr \addr $r12 test_h_gr \val $r12 .endm ; Compare a general register with word in memory .macro testr_h_mem reg addr ldmem_h_gr \addr r12 testr_h_gr \reg r12 .endm ; Set the condition codes ; The lower bits of the mask *are* nzvc, so we don't ; have to do anything strange. .macro set_cc mask move.w \mask,r13 .if ..asm.arch.cris.v32 move r13,ccs .else move r13,ccr .endif .endm ; Set the stack mode ; .macro set_s_user ; orccr 0x20 ; .endm ; ; .macro set_s_system ; andccr 0x1f ; .endm ; ;; Test the stack mode ; .macro test_s_user ; mvr_h_gr ps,r9 ; mvi_h_gr 0x20,r11 ; and r11,r9 ; test_h_gr 0x20,r9 ; .endm ; ; .macro test_s_system ; mvr_h_gr ps,r9 ; mvi_h_gr 0x20,r11 ; and r11,r9 ; test_h_gr 0x0,r9 ; .endm ; Set the interrupt bit ; ??? Do they mean "enable interrupts" or "disable interrupts"? ; Assuming enable here. .macro set_i val .if (\val == 1) ei .else di .endif .endm ; Test the stack mode ; .macro test_i val ; mvr_h_gr ps,r9 ; mvi_h_gr 0x10,r11 ; and r11,r9 ; .if (\val == 1) ; test_h_gr 0x10,r9 ; .else ; test_h_gr 0x0,r9 ; .endif ; .endm ; ;; Set the ilm ; .macro set_ilm val ; stilm \val ; .endm ; ;; Test the ilm ; .macro test_ilm val ; mvr_h_gr ps,r9 ; mvi_h_gr 0x1f0000,r11 ; and r11,r9 ; mvi_h_gr \val,r12 ; mvi_h_gr 0x1f,r11 ; and r11,r12 ; lsl 15,r12 ; lsl 1,r12 ; testr_h_gr r9,r12 ; .endm ; ; Test the condition codes .macro test_cc N Z V C .if \N bpl 9f nop .else bmi 9f nop .endif .if \Z bne 9f nop .else beq 9f nop .endif .if \V bvc 9f nop .else bvs 9f nop .endif .if \C bcc 9f nop .else bcs 9f nop .endif ba 8f nop 9: fail 8: .endm .macro test_move_cc N Z V C .if ..asm.arch.cris.v32 ; V and C aren't affected on v32, so to re-use the test-cases, ; we fake them cleared. There's a separate test, nonvcv32.ms ; covering this omission. clearf vc test_cc \N \Z 0 0 .else test_cc \N \Z \V \C .endif .endm ; Set the division bits ; .macro set_dbits val ; mvr_h_gr ps,r12 ; mvi_h_gr 0xfffff8ff,r11 ; and r11,r12 ; mvi_h_gr \val,r9 ; mvi_h_gr 3,r11 ; and r11,r9 ; lsl 9,r9 ; or r9,r12 ; mvr_h_gr r12,ps ; .endm ; ;; Test the division bits ; .macro test_dbits val ; mvr_h_gr ps,r9 ; lsr 9,r9 ; mvi_h_gr 3,r11 ; and r11,r9 ; test_h_gr \val,r9 ; .endm ; ; Save the return pointer .macro save_rp push srp .ENDM ; restore the return pointer .macro restore_rp pop srp .endm ; Ensure branch taken .macro take_branch opcode \opcode 9f nop fail 9: .endm .macro take_branch_d opcode val \opcode 9f nop move.d \val,r9 fail 9: test_h_gr \val,r9 .endm ; Ensure branch not taken .macro no_branch opcode \opcode 9f nop ba 8f nop 9: fail 8: .endm .macro no_branch_d opcode val \opcode 9f move.d \val,r9 nop ba 8f nop 9: fail 8: test_h_gr \val,r9 .endm