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/***************************************************************************
* Copyright (C) 2004-2005 by Daniel Clarke <daniel.jc@gmail.com> *
* 2005 by David Saxton <david@bluehaze.org> *
* *
* This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify *
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***************************************************************************/
#ifndef INSTRUCTION_H
#define INSTRUCTION_H
#include <tqmap.h>
#include <tqstring.h>
#include <tqstringlist.h>
#include <tqvaluelist.h>
class Code;
class CodeIterator;
class CodeConstIterator;
class Instruction;
class PIC14;
typedef TQValueList<Instruction*> InstructionList;
/**
Abstraction for a Register - should be used instead of a register name. Contains
info like whether or not the adressing of the register depends on the bank
selection.
@author David Saxton
*/
class Register
{
public:
enum Type
{
TMR0,
OPTION_REG,
PCL,
STATUS,
FSR,
PORTA,
TRISA,
PORTB,
TRISB,
EEDATA,
EECON1,
EEADR,
EECON2,
PCLATH,
INTCON,
// The following three are "special"
WORKING, // Not a register that is addressable by an address
GPR, // Refers to the collection of General Purpose Registers
none, // used in default constructor
};
// These banks are used for ORing together in the banks() function
enum Banks
{
Bank0 = 1 << 0,
Bank1 = 1 << 1,
};
/**
* Creates a register of the given type, giving it the appropriate name.
* Note that this constructor should not be used for GPR.
*/
Register( Type type = none );
/**
* Construct a Register with the given name. If the name is not
* recognized, then it is assumed to be a GPR register.
*/
Register( const TQString & name );
/**
* Construct a Register with the given name. If the name is not
* recognized, then it is assumed to be a GPR register.
*/
Register( const char * name );
/**
* @return less-than-equality between registers; name is only compared
* if both registers have type GPR.
*/
bool operator < ( const Register & reg ) const;
/**
* @return equality between registers; name is only compared if both
* registers have type GPR.
*/
bool operator == ( const Register & reg ) const;
/**
* @return 0x1 and 0x2 for being addressable from banks 0 and 1
* respectively, OR'ed together.
*/
uchar banks() const;
/**
* Convenience function.
* @see banks
*/
bool bankDependent() const;
/**
* Returns the name of the register, or the alias for the GPR.
*/
TQString name() const { return m_name; }
/**
* @return the type of register.
*/
Type type() const { return m_type; }
/**
* From the Optimizer's perspective, it is OK to remove, change or add
* any instruction so long as there are no visible external changes that
* go against the original intention of the microbe source (a general
* guiding principle). Therefore, this function returns true for PORT
* and TRIS registers, false for everything else.
*/
bool affectsExternal() const;
protected:
TQString m_name;
Type m_type;
};
class RegisterBit
{
public:
enum STATUS_bits
{
C = 0, // Carry
DC = 1, // Digit carry
Z = 2, // Zero
NOT_PD = 3, // Power-down
NOT_TO = 4, // Time-out
RP0 = 5, // Bank Select
RP1 = 6,
IRP = 7,
};
enum INTCON_bits
{
RBIF = 0,
INTF = 1,
T0IF = 2,
RBIE = 3,
INTE = 4,
T0IE = 5,
EEIE = 6,
GIE = 7,
};
enum OPTION_bits
{
PS0 = 0,
PS1 = 1,
PS2 = 2,
PSA = 3,
T0SE = 4,
T0CS = 5,
INTEDG = 6,
NOT_RBPU = 7,
};
enum EECON1_bits
{
RD = 0,
WR = 1,
WREN = 2,
WRERR = 3,
EEIF = 4,
};
/**
* Constructs a bit of the given register type at the given position.
*/
RegisterBit( uchar bitPos = 0, Register::Type reg = Register::none );
/**
* Construct a register bit with the given name.
*/
RegisterBit( const TQString & name );
/**
* Construct a register bit with the given name.
*/
RegisterBit( const char * name );
/**
* @warning do not trust this value! actually, this function should be
* removed, or the constructors fixed so that this value can be trusted.
* @return the register type that the bit belongs to.
*/
Register::Type registerType() const { return m_registerType; }
/**
* @return the position of the bit, e.g. "5" for RP0.
*/
uchar bitPos() const { return m_bitPos; }
/**
* @return the bit, e.g. "0x20" for Z.
*/
uchar bit() const { return (1 << m_bitPos); }
/**
* @return the name of the bit, e.g. "Z" for Z.
*/
TQString name() const { return m_name; }
protected:
/**
* Determines the register type and bit pos from the bit name (m_name).
*/
void initFromName();
Register::Type m_registerType;
uchar m_bitPos:3;
TQString m_name;
};
/**
Contains information on the state of a register before an instruction is
executed.
Note that all the "uchar" values in this class should be considered as the 8
bits of a register. So for example, if known=0x2, then only the second bit of
the register is known, and its value is given in the second bit of value.
@author David Saxton
*/
class RegisterState
{
public:
RegisterState();
/**
* Merges the known and values together, (possibly) reducing what is
* known.
*/
void merge( const RegisterState & state );
/**
* Sets known to unknown and value to zero.
*/
void reset();
/**
* Returns the bits that are definitely zero.
*/
uchar definiteZeros() const { return (~value) & known; }
/**
* Returns the bits that are definitely one.
*/
uchar definiteOnes() const { return value & known; }
/**
* Returns the bits that are unknown.
*/
uchar unknown() const { return ~known; }
/**
* @return the largest possible value that this register might be
* storing, based on which bits are known and the value of those bits.
*/
uchar maxValue() const { return (value & known) | (~known); }
/**
* @return the smallest possible value that this register might be
* storing, based on which bits are known and the value of those bits.
*/
uchar minValue() const { return (value & known); }
/**
* @return whether the known and value uchars are equal
*/
bool operator == ( const RegisterState & state ) const;
/**
* @return whether either of the known and value uchars are not equal.
*/
bool operator != ( const RegisterState & state ) const { return !( *this == state ); }
/**
* Prints known and value.
*/
void print();
/// Whether or not the value is known (for each bit).
uchar known;
/// The value of the register.
uchar value;
};
/**
Setting and dependency information for register bits. See the respective member
descriptions for more information.
@author David Saxton
*/
class RegisterBehaviour
{
public:
RegisterBehaviour();
/**
* Sets "depends", "indep" and "changes" to 0x0.
*/
void reset();
/**
* The bits whose value before the instruction is executed will affect
* the processor state after execution. So for example,
* in MOVLW this will be 0x0;
* in ANDLW this will be the bits that are non-zero in the literal;
* in BTFSC this will be the bit being tested (if this is the register
* being tested).
*/
uchar depends;
/**
* The bits whose value after the instruction is executed is independent
* of the value before execution. So for example,
* in MOVLW, this will be 0xff;
* in ANDLW this will be the bits that are zero in the literal;
* in BTFSC this will be 0x0.
*/
uchar indep;
};
/**
Contains information on the state of a processor; e.g. register values
@author David Saxton
*/
class ProcessorState
{
public:
ProcessorState();
/**
* Calls merge for each RegisterState.
*/
void merge( const ProcessorState & state );
/**
* Calls reset() for each RegisterState.
*/
void reset();
/**
* @return state for the given register.
*/
RegisterState & reg( const Register & reg );
/**
* @return state for the given register.
*/
RegisterState reg( const Register & reg ) const;
/**
* @return whether all the RegisterStates are identical
*/
bool operator == ( const ProcessorState & state ) const;
/**
* @return whether any of the RegisterStates are not equal.
*/
bool operator != ( const ProcessorState & state ) const { return !( *this == state ); }
/**
* Displays each register's name and calls RegisterState::print in turn.
*/
void print();
/// The working register
RegisterState working;
/// The status register
RegisterState status;
protected:
typedef TQMap< Register, RegisterState > RegisterMap;
/**
* All registers other than working and status. Entries are created on
* calls to reg with a new Register.
*/
RegisterMap m_registers;
};
/**
Contains behavioural information for each register.
@author David Saxton
*/
class ProcessorBehaviour
{
public:
ProcessorBehaviour();
/**
* Calls reset() for each RegisterBehaviour.
*/
void reset();
/**
* @return behaviour for the given register.
*/
RegisterBehaviour & reg( const Register & reg );
/// The working register
RegisterBehaviour working;
/// The status register
RegisterBehaviour status;
protected:
typedef TQMap< Register, RegisterBehaviour > RegisterMap;
/**
* All registers other than working and status. Entries are created on
* calls to reg with a new Register.
*/
RegisterMap m_registers;
};
/**
Contains information on whether a register is overwritten before its value is
used. Each uchar respresents the 8 bits of the register; if the bit is 1, then
the corresponding bit of the register is used by the Instruction or one
of its outputs before it is overwritten.
@author David Saxton
*/
class RegisterDepends
{
public:
RegisterDepends();
/**
* Sets all the depends values to 0x0.
*/
void reset();
/**
* @return behaviour for the given register.
*/
uchar & reg( const Register & reg );
/// The working register
uchar working;
/// The status register
uchar status;
protected:
typedef TQMap< Register, uchar > RegisterMap;
/**
* All registers other than working and status. Entries are created on
* calls to reg with a new Register.
*/
RegisterMap m_registers;
};
/**
Holds a program structure; an (ordered) list of blocks of code, each of which
contains a list of instructions. The structure is such as to provide easy
manipulation of the program, as well as aiding the optimizer.
@author David Saxton
*/
class Code
{
public:
Code();
typedef CodeIterator iterator;
typedef CodeConstIterator const_iterator;
enum InstructionPosition
{
InterruptHandler = 0,
LookupTable = 1,
Middle = 2, ///< Used for main code
Subroutine = 3, ///< Used for subroutines
PositionCount = 4, ///< This must remain the last item and be the number of valid positions
};
CodeIterator begin();
CodeIterator end();
CodeConstIterator begin() const;
CodeConstIterator end() const;
/**
* Queues a label to be given to the next instruction to be added in the
* given position
*/
void queueLabel( const TQString & label, InstructionPosition position = Middle );
/**
* Returns the list of queued labels for the given position. This is
* used in merging code, as we also need to merge any queued labels.
*/
TQStringList queuedLabels( InstructionPosition position ) const { return m_queuedLabels[position]; }
/**
* Adds the Instruction at the given position.
*/
void append( Instruction * instruction, InstructionPosition position = Middle );
/**
* @returns the Instruction with the given label (or null if no such
* Instruction).
*/
Instruction * instruction( const TQString & label ) const;
/**
* Look for an Assembly instruction (other types are ignored).
* @return an iterator to the current instruction, or end if it wasn't
* found.
*/
iterator find( Instruction * instruction );
/**
* Removes the Instruction (regardless of position).
* @warning You should always use only this function to remove an
* instruction as this function handles stuff such as pushing labels
* from this instruction onto the next before deletion.
*/
void removeInstruction( Instruction * instruction );
/**
* Merges all the blocks output together with other magic such as adding
* variables, gpasm directives, etc.
*/
TQString generateCode( PIC14 * pic ) const;
/**
* Appends the InstructionLists to the end of the ones in this instance.
* @param middleInsertionPosition is the position where the middle code
* blocks of the given code will be merged at.
*/
void merge( Code * code, InstructionPosition middleInsertionPosition = Middle );
/**
* @returns the InstructionList for the given insertion position.
*/
InstructionList * instructionList( InstructionPosition position ) { return & m_instructionLists[position]; }
/**
* @returns the InstructionList for the given insertion position.
*/
const InstructionList * instructionList( InstructionPosition position ) const { return & m_instructionLists[position]; }
/**
* Calls generateOutputLinks for each Instruction
*/
void generateLinksAndStates();
/**
* Calls setUsed(false) for all instructions.
*/
void setAllUnused();
/**
* Does any work that is needed to the code before it can be passed to
* the optimizer (such as flushing out queued labels). This is called
* after all the instructions have been added to the code.
*/
void postCompileConstruct();
protected:
/**
* Used when generating the code. Finds the list of general purpose
* registers that are referenced and returns their aliases.
*/
TQStringList findVariables() const;
InstructionList m_instructionLists[ PositionCount ]; ///< @see InstructionPosition
TQStringList m_queuedLabels[ PositionCount ]; ///< @see InstructionPosition
private: // Disable copy constructor and operator=
Code( const Code & );
Code &operator=( const Code & );
};
/**
Iterates over all the instructions, going seamlessly between the different lists
and avoiding the non-assembly instructions.
@author David Saxton
*/
class CodeIterator
{
public:
bool operator != ( const CodeIterator & i ) const { return it != i.it; }
bool operator == ( const CodeIterator & i ) const { return it == i.it; }
CodeIterator & operator ++ ();
Instruction * & operator * () { return *it; }
/**
* Deletes the instruction that this iterator is currently pointing at
* (removing it from any lists), and increments the iterator to the next
* instruction.
*/
CodeIterator & removeAndIncrement();
/**
* Inserts the given instruction before the instruction pointed at by
* this iterator.
*/
void insertBefore( Instruction * ins );
InstructionList::iterator it;
InstructionList::iterator listEnd;
Code::InstructionPosition pos;
Code * code;
InstructionList * list;
};
/**
A const version of CodeIterator (cannot change instructions).
@author David Saxton
*/
class CodeConstIterator
{
public:
bool operator != ( const CodeConstIterator & i ) const { return it != i.it; }
bool operator == ( const CodeConstIterator & i ) const { return it == i.it; }
CodeConstIterator & operator ++ ();
const Instruction * operator * () const { return *it; }
InstructionList::const_iterator it;
InstructionList::const_iterator listEnd;
Code::InstructionPosition pos;
const Code * code;
const InstructionList * list;
};
/**
@author Daniel Clarke
@author David Saxton
*/
class Instruction
{
public:
enum InstructionType
{
Assembly,
Raw, // User-inserted assembly
Comment,
};
/**
* Used in optimization. Note that this follows roughly, but not
* exactly, the Microchip classifications of similar categories.
*/
enum AssemblyType
{
/**
* Writes to a file (which can be obtained by calling outputReg().
*/
FileOriented,
/**
* Writes to a file bit (so BCF or BSF).
*/
BitOriented,
/**
* Affects the working register via a literal operation, with no
* branching (so excludes retlw).
*/
WorkingOriented,
/**
* Assembly instructions that don't come under the above categories
* (so control and branching instructions).
*/
Other,
/**
* The Instruction is not of Assembly InstructionType.
*/
None,
};
Instruction();
virtual ~Instruction();
void setCode( Code * code ) { m_pCode = code; }
/**
* This is used to decide how to output the instruction, and which
* instructions to avoid while optimizing.
*/
virtual InstructionType type() const { return Assembly; }
/**
* @return the AssemblyType (None for non-Assembly instructions).
*/
virtual AssemblyType assemblyType() const = 0;
/**
* The text to output to the generated assembly.
*/
virtual TQString code() const = 0;
/**
* The input processor state is used to generate the outputlinks and the
* output processor state.
*/
void setInputState( const ProcessorState & processorState ) { m_inputState = processorState; }
/**
* By using the ProcessorState, the Instruction should:
* * Find all instructions that could be executed after this instruction.
* * Generate the output ProcessorState.
* The default behaviour of this function is to link to the next
* sequential instruction, and to generate an unknown ProcessorState.
* @warning if your instruction depends on any bits, then it must
* reinherit this function and say so.
* @param instruction points at this instruction
*/
virtual void generateLinksAndStates( Code::iterator instruction );
/**
* @return the processor behaviour for this instruction.
*/
virtual ProcessorBehaviour behaviour() const;
/**
* An input link is an instruction that might be executed immediately
* before this Instruction.
*/
void addInputLink( Instruction * inputLink );
/**
* An output link is an instruction that might be executed immediately
* after this Instruction.
*/
void addOutputLink( Instruction * inputLink );
/**
* The list of instructions that might be executed immediately before
* this instruction.
* @see addInputLink
*/
InstructionList inputLinks() const { return m_inputLinks; }
/**
* The list of instructions that might be executed immediately after
* this instruction. Instruction does not generate these links; instead
* the list is generated Code::generateLinksAndStates function.
*/
InstructionList outputLinks() const { return m_outputLinks; }
/**
* Remove the given input link from the instruction.
*/
void removeInputLink( Instruction * ins );
/**
* Remove the given output link from the instruction.
*/
void removeOutputLink( Instruction * ins );
/**
* Clears all input and output links from this instruction. This does
* not remove references to this instruction from other instructions.
*/
void clearLinks();
/**
* An instruction may have zero, or more than zero labels associated
* with it - these will be printed before the instruction in the
* assembly output.
*/
TQStringList labels() const { return m_labels; }
/**
* @see labels
*/
void addLabels( const TQStringList & labels );
/**
* @see labels
*/
void setLabels( const TQStringList & labels );
/**
* @see used
*/
void setUsed( bool used ) { m_bUsed = used; }
/**
* Used for optimization purposes in determining whether the instruction
* has been examined yet (to avoid infinite loops).
*/
bool isUsed() const { return m_bUsed; }
/**
* Set by the optimizer to indicate whether this instruction or any of
* its outputs overwrite any of the bits of the given register.
*/
void setRegisterDepends( uchar depends, const Register & reg ) { m_registerDepends.reg(reg) = depends; }
/**
* @see setOutputsOverwriteWorking
*/
uchar registerDepends( const Register & reg ) { return m_registerDepends.reg(reg); }
/**
* Resets the overwrites.
*/
void resetRegisterDepends() { m_registerDepends.reset(); }
/**
* @return the input processor state to this instruction.
* @see setInputState
*/
ProcessorState inputState() const { return m_inputState; }
/**
* @return the output processor state from this instruction.
* @see generateLinksAndStates.
*/
ProcessorState outputState() const { return m_outputState; }
/**
* Only applicable to Instructions that refer to a file.
*/
Register file() const { return m_file; }
/**
* Only applicable to Instructions that refer to a bit (such as BCF).
*/
RegisterBit bit() const { return m_bit; }
/**
* Only applicable to instructions that refer to a literal (such as
* XORLW).
*/
uchar literal() const { return m_literal; }
/**
* Applicable only to instructions that save a result to working or file
* depending on the destination bit.
*/
Register outputReg() const { return (m_dest == 0) ? Register::WORKING : m_file; }
/**
* Applicable only to instructions that use the destination flag.
*/
unsigned dest() const { return m_dest; }
protected:
/**
* This function is provided for convenience; it creates links to the
* first or second instructions after this one, depending on the value
* of firstOutput and secondOutput.
* @see generateOutputLinks
*/
void makeOutputLinks( Code::iterator current, bool firstOutput = true, bool secondOutput = false );
/**
* This function is provided for instructions that jump to a label (i.e.
* call and goto).
*/
void makeLabelOutputLink( const TQString & label );
RegisterDepends m_registerDepends;
bool m_bInputStateChanged;
bool m_bUsed;
bool m_bPositionAffectsBranching;
InstructionList m_inputLinks;
InstructionList m_outputLinks;
TQStringList m_labels;
Code * m_pCode;
// Commonly needed member variables for assembly instructions
Register m_file;
RegisterBit m_bit;
TQString m_raw; // Used by source code, raw asm, etc
uchar m_literal;
unsigned m_dest:1; // is 0 (W) or 1 (file).
ProcessorState m_inputState;
ProcessorState m_outputState;
private: // Disable copy constructor and operator=
Instruction( const Instruction & );
Instruction &operator=( const Instruction & );
};
//BEGIN Byte-Oriented File Register Operations
class Instr_addwf : public Instruction
{
public:
Instr_addwf( const Register & file, int dest ) { m_file = file; m_dest = dest; }
virtual TQString code() const;
virtual void generateLinksAndStates( Code::iterator current );
virtual ProcessorBehaviour behaviour() const;
virtual AssemblyType assemblyType() const { return FileOriented; }
};
class Instr_andwf : public Instruction
{
public:
Instr_andwf( const Register & file, int dest ) { m_file = file; m_dest = dest; }
virtual TQString code() const;
virtual void generateLinksAndStates( Code::iterator current );
virtual ProcessorBehaviour behaviour() const;
virtual AssemblyType assemblyType() const { return FileOriented; }
};
class Instr_clrf : public Instruction
{
public:
Instr_clrf( const Register & file ) { m_file = file; m_dest = 1; }
virtual TQString code() const;
virtual void generateLinksAndStates( Code::iterator current );
virtual ProcessorBehaviour behaviour() const;
virtual AssemblyType assemblyType() const { return FileOriented; }
};
//TODO CLRW
//TODO COMF
class Instr_decf : public Instruction
{
public:
Instr_decf( const Register & file, int dest ) { m_file = file; m_dest = dest; }
virtual TQString code() const;
virtual void generateLinksAndStates( Code::iterator current );
virtual ProcessorBehaviour behaviour() const;
virtual AssemblyType assemblyType() const { return FileOriented; }
};
class Instr_decfsz : public Instruction
{
public:
Instr_decfsz( const Register & file, int dest ) { m_file = file; m_dest = dest; }
virtual TQString code() const;
virtual void generateLinksAndStates( Code::iterator current );
virtual ProcessorBehaviour behaviour() const;
virtual AssemblyType assemblyType() const { return FileOriented; }
};
class Instr_incf : public Instruction
{
public:
Instr_incf( const Register & file, int dest ) { m_file = file; m_dest = dest; }
virtual TQString code() const;
virtual void generateLinksAndStates( Code::iterator current );
virtual ProcessorBehaviour behaviour() const;
virtual AssemblyType assemblyType() const { return FileOriented; }
};
//TODO INCFSZ
class Instr_iorwf : public Instruction
{
public:
Instr_iorwf( const Register & file, int dest ) { m_file = file; m_dest = dest; }
virtual TQString code() const;
virtual void generateLinksAndStates( Code::iterator current );
virtual ProcessorBehaviour behaviour() const;
virtual AssemblyType assemblyType() const { return FileOriented; }
};
class Instr_movf : public Instruction
{
public:
Instr_movf( const Register & file, int dest ) { m_file = file; m_dest = dest; }
virtual TQString code() const;
virtual void generateLinksAndStates( Code::iterator current );
virtual ProcessorBehaviour behaviour() const;
virtual AssemblyType assemblyType() const { return FileOriented; }
};
class Instr_movwf : public Instruction
{
public:
Instr_movwf( const Register & file ) { m_file = file; m_dest = 1; }
virtual TQString code() const;
virtual void generateLinksAndStates( Code::iterator current );
virtual ProcessorBehaviour behaviour() const;
virtual AssemblyType assemblyType() const { return FileOriented; }
};
//TODO NOP
class Instr_rlf : public Instruction
{
public:
Instr_rlf( const Register & file, int dest ) { m_file = file; m_dest = dest; }
virtual TQString code() const;
virtual void generateLinksAndStates( Code::iterator current );
virtual ProcessorBehaviour behaviour() const;
virtual AssemblyType assemblyType() const { return FileOriented; }
};
class Instr_rrf : public Instruction
{
public:
Instr_rrf( const Register & file, int dest ) { m_file = file; m_dest = dest; }
virtual TQString code() const;
virtual void generateLinksAndStates( Code::iterator current );
virtual ProcessorBehaviour behaviour() const;
virtual AssemblyType assemblyType() const { return FileOriented; }
};
class Instr_subwf : public Instruction
{
public:
Instr_subwf( const Register & file, int dest ) { m_file = file; m_dest = dest; }
virtual TQString code() const;
virtual void generateLinksAndStates( Code::iterator current );
virtual ProcessorBehaviour behaviour() const;
virtual AssemblyType assemblyType() const { return FileOriented; }
};
class Instr_swapf : public Instruction
{
public:
Instr_swapf( const Register & file, int dest ) { m_file = file; m_dest = dest; }
virtual TQString code() const;
virtual void generateLinksAndStates( Code::iterator current );
virtual ProcessorBehaviour behaviour() const;
virtual AssemblyType assemblyType() const { return FileOriented; }
};
class Instr_xorwf : public Instruction
{
public:
Instr_xorwf( const Register & file, int dest ) { m_file = file; m_dest = dest; }
virtual TQString code() const;
virtual void generateLinksAndStates( Code::iterator current );
virtual ProcessorBehaviour behaviour() const;
virtual AssemblyType assemblyType() const { return FileOriented; }
};
//END Byte-Oriented File Register Operations
//BEGIN Bit-Oriented File Register Operations
class Instr_bcf : public Instruction
{
public:
Instr_bcf( const Register & file, const RegisterBit & bit ) { m_file = file; m_bit = bit; }
virtual TQString code() const;
virtual void generateLinksAndStates( Code::iterator current );
virtual ProcessorBehaviour behaviour() const;
virtual AssemblyType assemblyType() const { return BitOriented; }
};
class Instr_bsf : public Instruction
{
public:
Instr_bsf( const Register & file, const RegisterBit & bit ) { m_file = file; m_bit = bit; }
virtual TQString code() const;
virtual void generateLinksAndStates( Code::iterator current );
virtual ProcessorBehaviour behaviour() const;
virtual AssemblyType assemblyType() const { return BitOriented; }
};
class Instr_btfsc : public Instruction
{
public:
Instr_btfsc( const Register & file, const RegisterBit & bit ) { m_file = file; m_bit = bit; }
virtual TQString code() const;
virtual void generateLinksAndStates( Code::iterator current );
virtual ProcessorBehaviour behaviour() const;
virtual AssemblyType assemblyType() const { return Other; }
};
class Instr_btfss : public Instruction
{
public:
Instr_btfss( const Register & file, const RegisterBit & bit ) { m_file = file; m_bit = bit; }
virtual TQString code() const;
virtual void generateLinksAndStates( Code::iterator current );
virtual ProcessorBehaviour behaviour() const;
virtual AssemblyType assemblyType() const { return Other; }
};
//END Bit-Oriented File Register Operations
//BEGIN Literal and Control Operations
class Instr_addlw : public Instruction
{
public:
Instr_addlw( int literal ) { m_literal = literal; }
virtual TQString code() const;
virtual void generateLinksAndStates( Code::iterator current );
virtual ProcessorBehaviour behaviour() const;
virtual AssemblyType assemblyType() const { return WorkingOriented; }
};
class Instr_andlw : public Instruction
{
public:
Instr_andlw( int literal ) { m_literal = literal; }
virtual TQString code() const;
virtual void generateLinksAndStates( Code::iterator current );
virtual ProcessorBehaviour behaviour() const;
virtual AssemblyType assemblyType() const { return WorkingOriented; }
};
class Instr_call : public Instruction
{
public:
Instr_call( const TQString & label ) { m_label = label; }
virtual TQString code() const;
virtual void generateLinksAndStates( Code::iterator current );
virtual ProcessorBehaviour behaviour() const;
virtual AssemblyType assemblyType() const { return Other; }
/**
* Called from Code after all the output links have been generated. The
* instruction that is called has its output links followed, and any
* returns encountered are linked back to the instruction after this
* one.
* @param next the instruction after this one which the return points
* will be linked to.
*/
void makeReturnLinks( Instruction * next );
TQString label() const { return m_label; }
void setLabel( const TQString & label ) { m_label = label; }
protected:
/**
* Used by makeReturnLinks. Recursively follows the instruction's output
* links, until a return is found - then, link the return point back to
* the instruction after this one. Call instructions found while
* following the output are ignored.
* @param returnPoint the instruction to link back to on finding a
* return.
*/
void linkReturns( Instruction * current, Instruction * returnPoint );
TQString m_label;
};
//TODO CLRWDT
class Instr_goto : public Instruction
{
public:
Instr_goto( const TQString & label ) { m_label = label; }
virtual TQString code() const;
virtual void generateLinksAndStates( Code::iterator current );
virtual ProcessorBehaviour behaviour() const;
virtual AssemblyType assemblyType() const { return Other; }
TQString label() const { return m_label; }
void setLabel( const TQString & label ) { m_label = label; }
protected:
TQString m_label;
};
class Instr_iorlw : public Instruction
{
public:
Instr_iorlw( int literal ) { m_literal = literal; }
virtual TQString code() const;
virtual void generateLinksAndStates( Code::iterator current );
virtual ProcessorBehaviour behaviour() const;
virtual AssemblyType assemblyType() const { return WorkingOriented; }
};
class Instr_movlw : public Instruction
{
public:
Instr_movlw( int literal ) { m_literal = literal; }
virtual TQString code() const;
virtual void generateLinksAndStates( Code::iterator current );
virtual ProcessorBehaviour behaviour() const;
virtual AssemblyType assemblyType() const { return WorkingOriented; }
};
class Instr_retfie : public Instruction
{
public:
Instr_retfie() {};
virtual TQString code() const;
virtual void generateLinksAndStates( Code::iterator current );
virtual ProcessorBehaviour behaviour() const;
virtual AssemblyType assemblyType() const { return Other; }
};
class Instr_retlw : public Instruction
{
public:
Instr_retlw( int literal ) { m_literal = literal; }
virtual TQString code() const;
virtual void generateLinksAndStates( Code::iterator current );
virtual ProcessorBehaviour behaviour() const;
virtual AssemblyType assemblyType() const { return Other; }
};
class Instr_return : public Instruction
{
public:
Instr_return() {};
virtual TQString code() const;
virtual void generateLinksAndStates( Code::iterator current );
virtual ProcessorBehaviour behaviour() const;
virtual AssemblyType assemblyType() const { return Other; }
};
class Instr_sleep : public Instruction
{
public:
Instr_sleep() {};
virtual TQString code() const;
virtual void generateLinksAndStates( Code::iterator current );
virtual ProcessorBehaviour behaviour() const;
virtual AssemblyType assemblyType() const { return Other; }
};
class Instr_sublw : public Instruction
{
public:
Instr_sublw( int literal ) { m_literal = literal; }
virtual TQString code() const;
virtual void generateLinksAndStates( Code::iterator current );
virtual ProcessorBehaviour behaviour() const;
virtual AssemblyType assemblyType() const { return WorkingOriented; }
};
class Instr_xorlw : public Instruction
{
public:
Instr_xorlw( int literal ) { m_literal = literal; }
virtual TQString code() const;
virtual void generateLinksAndStates( Code::iterator current );
virtual ProcessorBehaviour behaviour() const;
virtual AssemblyType assemblyType() const { return WorkingOriented; }
};
//END Literal and Control Operations
//BEGIN Microbe (non-assembly) Operations
class Instr_sourceCode : public Instruction
{
public:
Instr_sourceCode( const TQString & source ) { m_raw = source; }
virtual TQString code() const;
virtual InstructionType type() const { return Comment; }
virtual AssemblyType assemblyType() const { return None; }
};
class Instr_asm : public Instruction
{
public:
Instr_asm( const TQString & raw ) { m_raw = raw; }
virtual TQString code() const;
virtual InstructionType type() const { return Raw; }
virtual AssemblyType assemblyType() const { return None; }
};
// Like Instr_asm, but does not put ;asm {} in, used
// for internal things like gpasm directives etc...
class Instr_raw : public Instruction
{
public:
Instr_raw( const TQString & raw ) { m_raw = raw; }
virtual TQString code() const;
virtual InstructionType type() const { return Raw; }
virtual AssemblyType assemblyType() const { return None; }
};
//END Microbe (non-assembly) Operations
#endif