Annotation of Net2/arch/tahoe/math/kdivf.s, revision 1.1

1.1     ! root        1: /*-
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        !            36:  *     @(#)Kdivf.s     7.1 (Berkeley) 12/6/90
        !            37:  */
        !            38: 
        !            39: #include "../math/fp.h"
        !            40: #include "../math/Kfp.h"
        !            41: #include "../tahoe/SYS.h"
        !            42: 
        !            43: #define        HIDDEN  23              # here we count from 0 not from 1 as in fp.h
        !            44: 
        !            45:        .text
        !            46: ENTRY(Kdivf, R9|R8|R7|R6|R5|R4|R3|R2)
        !            47:        clrl    r1
        !            48:        clrl    r3              # r3 - sign: 0 for positive,1 for negative.
        !            49:        movl    4(fp),r0
        !            50:        jgeq    1f
        !            51:        movl    $1,r3
        !            52: 1:     movl    12(fp),r2
        !            53:        jgeq    2f
        !            54:        bbc     $0,r3,1f        # seconed operand is negative.
        !            55:        clrl    r3              # if first was negative, make result positive.
        !            56:        jmp     2f
        !            57: 1:     movl    $1,r3           # if first was positive, make result negative.
        !            58: 2:     andl2   $EXPMASK,r0     # compute first 'pure'exponent.
        !            59:        jeql    retz
        !            60:        shrl    $EXPSHIFT,r0,r0
        !            61:        subl2   $BIAS,r0        
        !            62:        andl2   $EXPMASK,r2     # compute seconed 'pure'exponent.
        !            63:        jeql    retz2
        !            64:        shrl    $EXPSHIFT,r2,r2
        !            65:        subl2   $BIAS,r2
        !            66:        subl3   r2,r0,r2        # subtruct the exponents.
        !            67:        addl2   $BIAS,r2
        !            68:        jleq    underf
        !            69:                                # normalization can make the exp. smaller.
        !            70:  #
        !            71:  #     We have the sign in r3,the exponent in r2,now is the time to
        !            72:  #     perform the division...
        !            73:  #
        !            74:        # fetch dividend. (r0)
        !            75:        andl3   $(0!(EXPMASK | SIGNBIT)),4(fp),r0
        !            76:        orl2    $(0!CLEARHID),r0
        !            77:        clrl    r1
        !            78:  
        !            79:        # fetch divisor : (r6)
        !            80:        andl3   $(0!(EXPMASK | SIGNBIT)),12(fp),r6
        !            81:        orl2    $(0!CLEARHID),r6
        !            82: 
        !            83:        shll    $2,r6,r6        # make the divisor bigger so we will not
        !            84:                                # get overflow at the divission.
        !            85:        ediv    r6,r0,r0,r7     # quo to r0, rem to r7
        !            86:        subl2   $6,r2           # to compensate for: normalization (-24),
        !            87:                                # ediv (+32), shifting r6 (-2).
        !            88:        
        !            89: over:
        !            90:        pushl   20(fp)
        !            91:        callf   $8,_Kfnorm      # we can use fnorm because we have data
        !            92:                                # at r1 as well.(sfnorm takes care only 
        !            93:                                # of r0).
        !            94: sign:
        !            95: 1:     bbc     $0,r3,done
        !            96:        orl2    $SIGNBIT,r0
        !            97: done:  ret
        !            98: 
        !            99: retz:
        !           100:        clrl    r0
        !           101:        ret
        !           102: 
        !           103: retz2: bbc     $31,12(fp),z_div
        !           104:        clrl    r0
        !           105:        ret
        !           106: 
        !           107: underf:
        !           108:        orl2    $HFS_UNDF,*20(fp)       
        !           109:        ret
        !           110: z_div:
        !           111:        orl2    $HFS_DIVZ,*20(fp)
        !           112:        ret

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