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1.1 ! root 1: /* ! 2: * h/i386/cc1mch.h ! 3: * Machine specific macros, types and definitions ! 4: * used by the C compiler code generator (cc1). ! 5: * i386. ! 6: */ ! 7: ! 8: /* Type definitions. */ ! 9: typedef char COST; /* Cost of evaluation */ ! 10: typedef char TYPE; /* Machine type */ ! 11: typedef long FLAG; /* Flags */ ! 12: typedef char REGNAME; /* Register name */ ! 13: typedef int TYPESET; /* Set of TYPE */ ! 14: typedef char PHYSREG; /* Physical register name */ ! 15: typedef unsigned long PATFLAG; /* Pattern flags, at least 16 bits */ ! 16: typedef int KIND; /* Register kind */ ! 17: typedef long MASK; /* Field masks */ ! 18: typedef char INDEX; /* Index type */ ! 19: ! 20: /* Manifest constants. */ ! 21: #define DOWN 1 /* Grow stack downwards */ ! 22: #define BITS 0 /* n'th bit code is not needed */ ! 23: #define LONGREL 0 /* Long relational code is not needed */ ! 24: #define SWREG EAX /* Switch register */ ! 25: #define FNUSED (BEAX|BECX|BEDX) /* Preserve EBX, EDI, ESI */ ! 26: #define NOFREE (BESP|BEBP) /* Always occupied registers */ ! 27: #define MBLARG MFNARG /* Block argument context */ ! 28: #define MBLREG ANYR /* Block argument register */ ! 29: #define ICALLS 1 /* Free level on call */ ! 30: #define DVALIS 0 /* Index into dval for DVAL sign */ ! 31: #define DVALMS 0200 /* Bit to flip for DVAL sign */ ! 32: #define NBPCH 8 /* # of bits in char (out.c) */ ! 33: #define NSWITCH 4 /* # of cases in switch coded as conditionals */ ! 34: ! 35: /* Macros. */ ! 36: #define isblkp(t) ((t)==PTB) ! 37: #if DECVAX ! 38: #define poolseg(op) ((op!=DCON) ? SLINK : SDATA) ! 39: #else ! 40: #define poolseg(op) ((notvariant(VRAM)||(op!=DCON)) ? SLINK : SDATA) ! 41: #endif ! 42: ! 43: #if !TINY ! 44: /* ! 45: * Debug printout macros. ! 46: * Explained in snap1.c ! 47: */ ! 48: #define isnap(x) printf(" %d", (x)) ! 49: #define lsnap(x) printf(" %ld", (x)) ! 50: #define csnap(x) ((x)!=0?printf(" cost=%d", (x)):0) ! 51: #define fsnap(x) ((x)!=0?printf(" flag=%lx", (x)):0) ! 52: #define mdlsnap(x) snaptype((x), "Bad leaf") ! 53: #define mdosnap(x) snaptype((x), "Bad op") ! 54: #endif ! 55: ! 56: /* ! 57: * Tree flags. ! 58: * The 'FLAG' type must be big enough to hold all of these bits. ! 59: * After the machine specific flags are the machine independent ones, ! 60: * and then a number of handy combinations of the flags, ! 61: * which are used all over. ! 62: */ ! 63: #define T_0 0x00000001L /* 0 */ ! 64: #define T_1 0x00000002L /* 1 */ ! 65: #define T_SHCNT 0x00000004L /* [0 ... 31] (shift count) */ ! 66: #define T_SBYTE 0x00000008L /* [-128 ... 127] */ ! 67: #define T_UBYTE 0x00000010L /* [0 ... 255] */ ! 68: #define T_SWORD 0x00000020L /* [-32768 ... 32768] */ ! 69: #define T_UWORD 0x00000040L /* [0 ... 65535] */ ! 70: #define T_NUM 0x00000080L /* ICON or LCON */ ! 71: #define T_DCN 0x00000100L /* DCON */ ! 72: #define T_ADDR 0x00000200L /* ADDR */ ! 73: #define T_REG 0x00000400L /* REG */ ! 74: #define T_LEA 0x00000800L /* Looks like a LEA */ ! 75: #define T_DIR 0x00001000L /* Direct */ ! 76: #define T_OFS 0x00002000L /* Offset */ ! 77: ! 78: #define T_TREG 0x80000000L /* Need a temporary register */ ! 79: #define T_LV 0x40000000L /* Lvalue context */ ! 80: #define T_MMX 0x20000000L /* Must match shape exactly */ ! 81: #define T_INDIR 0x10000000L /* Fake indirect flag */ ! 82: ! 83: #define T_CON (T_NUM|T_ADDR) ! 84: #define T_IMM (T_CON|T_DCN) ! 85: #define T_ADR (T_DIR|T_REG) ! 86: #define T_NLEAF (T_DIR|T_REG|T_IMM) ! 87: #define T_EASY (T_DIR|T_REG|T_IMM|T_OFS) ! 88: #define T_LEAF (T_DIR|T_REG|T_IMM|T_OFS|T_LEA) ! 89: ! 90: /* ! 91: * These type testing macros use a ! 92: * table that is hidden in file "table1.c". ! 93: * Although you might think they should be in the "PERTYPE" ! 94: * table (and you are right), they are not so that the ! 95: * code that is generated does not have a multiply in it. ! 96: */ ! 97: #define islong(t) ((tinfo[t]&01) != 0) ! 98: #define isword(t) ((tinfo[t]&02) != 0) ! 99: #define isworl(t) ((tinfo[t]&03) != 0) ! 100: #define isuns(t) ((tinfo[t]&04) != 0) ! 101: #define isflt(t) ((tinfo[t]&010) != 0) ! 102: #define isint(t) ((tinfo[t]&020) != 0) ! 103: #define isbyte(t) ((tinfo[t]&040) != 0) ! 104: #define isworb(t) ((tinfo[t]&042) != 0) ! 105: #define issized(t) ((tinfo[t]&0100)!= 0) ! 106: #define ispoint(t) ((tinfo[t]&0200)!= 0) ! 107: ! 108: /* ! 109: * Machine-dependent pattern flags. ! 110: * These must not overlap with the pattern flags in cc1.h. ! 111: */ ! 112: #define PNDP 0x10000L /* 80x87 hardware fp */ ! 113: #define PIEEE 0x20000L /* IEEE software fp */ ! 114: #define PDECVAX 0x40000L /* DECVAX software fp */ ! 115: #define PBYTE 0x80000L /* Requires EAX EBX ECX EDX */ ! 116: #define MDPFLAGS 0xF0000L /* Machine-dependent pattern flags */ ! 117: ! 118: /* ! 119: * Register kinds. ! 120: * Used by the register allocator. ! 121: */ ! 122: #define KB 0x01 /* Byte */ ! 123: #define KW 0x02 /* Word */ ! 124: #define KL 0x04 /* Long (dword) */ ! 125: #define KD 0x08 /* Double */ ! 126: #define KP KL /* Pointer */ ! 127: ! 128: #define KWL (KW|KL) /* Word or dword */ ! 129: #define KBWL (KB|KW|KL) /* Byte, word or dword */ ! 130: ! 131: /* ! 132: * Macros for machine dependent stuff. ! 133: * out.c, pool.c. ! 134: */ ! 135: #define GIDFMT (A_GID|A_DIR) /* Afield ival for GID output */ ! 136: #define LIDFMT (A_LID|A_DIR) /* Afield ival for LID output */ ! 137: #define CONFMT (A_OFFS|A_IMM) /* Afield ival for constant output */ ! 138: #define mapssize(i) (((i)+3)&~3) /* Stack roundup */ ! 139: #define mapcode(c, tp) (c) /* Escape to map mch opcodes */ ! 140: #define gentos(x,y) /* No top of stack required */ ! 141: #define genstar(x,y,z,zz) /* No star address required */ ! 142: #define getstar(tp,nse,npfx,pfx) /* No star address required */ ! 143: #define iptrtype() PTR ! 144: ! 145: /* ! 146: * Externals. ! 147: */ ! 148: #if !YATC ! 149: extern int blkflab; /* n1/i386/mtree2.c */ ! 150: extern PREGSET regbusy; /* n1/i386/gen1.c */ ! 151: extern char tinfo[]; /* n1/i386/table1.c */ ! 152: #endif ! 153: ! 154: /* end of h/i386/cc1mch.h */ ! 155:
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