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//			fp_emul.h
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/* 
 * to turn off counters that track number of traps and number of instructions.
 */
/* #define FP_COUNTERS  */

/*
 * Structure to represent state of stack to the floating point emulation code.
 */

typedef struct fp_emul_work {
	u_char mem_operand_pointer[6];
	short	filler0;
 	u_char instruction_pointer[6]; 
	u_char operation_type;
	u_char reg_num;
	u_char op1_format;
	u_char op1_location;
	u_char op1_use_up;
	
	u_char op2_format;
	u_char op2_location;
	u_char op2_use_up;
	
	u_char result_format;
	u_char result_location;
	
	u_char result2_format;
	u_char result2_location;
	
	u_long dword_frac1[3];
	u_char sign1;
	u_char sign1_ext;
	u_char tag1;
	u_char tag1_ext;
	u_short expon1;
	u_short expon1_ext;	

	u_long dword_frac2[3];
	u_char sign2;
	u_char sign2_ext;
	u_char tag2;
	u_char tag2_ext;
	u_char expon2;
	u_char expon2_ext;
	
	u_long before_error_signals;
	u_long extra_dword_reg[3];
	u_long result_dword_frac[3];
	u_char result_sign;
	u_char result_sign_ext;
	u_char result_tag;
	u_char result_tag_ext;
	u_short result_expon;
	u_short result_expon_ext;
	
	u_long result2_dword_frac[3];
	u_char result2_sign;
	u_char result2_sign_ext;
	u_char result2_tag;
	u_char result2_tag_ext;
	u_short result2_expon;
	u_short result2_expon_ext;

	u_long dword_cop[3];
	u_long dword_dop[3];

	u_char oprnd_siz32;
	u_char addrs_siz32;

	u_long fpstate_ptr;		/* pointer to fp state in pcb */
	u_char	is16bit;
	u_long	inst_counter;		/* counter of loops thru emulator*/
} fp_emul_work_t;

typedef struct fp_emul_state {

	fp_emul_work_t emul_work_area;

	regs_t emul_regs;

	u_long trapno;
	except_frame_t emul_frame;

} fp_emul_state_t ;

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