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      1 //===-- HexagonBaseInfo.h - Top level definitions for Hexagon --*- C++ -*--===//
      2 //
      3 //                     The LLVM Compiler Infrastructure
      4 //
      5 // This file is distributed under the University of Illinois Open Source
      6 // License. See LICENSE.TXT for details.
      7 //
      8 //===----------------------------------------------------------------------===//
      9 //
     10 // This file contains small standalone helper functions and enum definitions for
     11 // the Hexagon target useful for the compiler back-end and the MC libraries.
     12 // As such, it deliberately does not include references to LLVM core
     13 // code gen types, passes, etc..
     14 //
     15 //===----------------------------------------------------------------------===//
     16 
     17 #ifndef HEXAGONBASEINFO_H
     18 #define HEXAGONBASEINFO_H
     19 
     20 #include "HexagonMCTargetDesc.h"
     21 #include "llvm/Support/ErrorHandling.h"
     22 
     23 namespace llvm {
     24 
     25 /// HexagonII - This namespace holds all of the target specific flags that
     26 /// instruction info tracks.
     27 ///
     28 namespace HexagonII {
     29   // *** The code below must match HexagonInstrFormat*.td *** //
     30 
     31   // Insn types.
     32   // *** Must match HexagonInstrFormat*.td ***
     33   enum Type {
     34     TypePSEUDO  = 0,
     35     TypeALU32   = 1,
     36     TypeCR      = 2,
     37     TypeJR      = 3,
     38     TypeJ       = 4,
     39     TypeLD      = 5,
     40     TypeST      = 6,
     41     TypeSYSTEM  = 7,
     42     TypeXTYPE   = 8,
     43     TypeMEMOP   = 9,
     44     TypeNV      = 10,
     45     TypePREFIX  = 30, // Such as extenders.
     46     TypeENDLOOP = 31  // Such as end of a HW loop.
     47   };
     48 
     49   enum SubTarget {
     50     HasV2SubT     = 0xf,
     51     HasV2SubTOnly = 0x1,
     52     NoV2SubT      = 0x0,
     53     HasV3SubT     = 0xe,
     54     HasV3SubTOnly = 0x2,
     55     NoV3SubT      = 0x1,
     56     HasV4SubT     = 0xc,
     57     NoV4SubT      = 0x3,
     58     HasV5SubT     = 0x8,
     59     NoV5SubT      = 0x7
     60   };
     61 
     62   enum AddrMode {
     63     NoAddrMode     = 0,  // No addressing mode
     64     Absolute       = 1,  // Absolute addressing mode
     65     AbsoluteSet    = 2,  // Absolute set addressing mode
     66     BaseImmOffset  = 3,  // Indirect with offset
     67     BaseLongOffset = 4,  // Indirect with long offset
     68     BaseRegOffset  = 5,  // Indirect with register offset
     69     PostInc        = 6   // Post increment addressing mode
     70   };
     71 
     72   enum MemAccessSize {
     73     NoMemAccess = 0,            // Not a memory acces instruction.
     74     ByteAccess = 1,             // Byte access instruction (memb).
     75     HalfWordAccess = 2,         // Half word access instruction (memh).
     76     WordAccess = 3,             // Word access instrution (memw).
     77     DoubleWordAccess = 4        // Double word access instruction (memd)
     78   };
     79 
     80   // MCInstrDesc TSFlags
     81   // *** Must match HexagonInstrFormat*.td ***
     82   enum {
     83     // This 5-bit field describes the insn type.
     84     TypePos  = 0,
     85     TypeMask = 0x1f,
     86 
     87     // Solo instructions.
     88     SoloPos  = 5,
     89     SoloMask = 0x1,
     90 
     91     // Predicated instructions.
     92     PredicatedPos  = 6,
     93     PredicatedMask = 0x1,
     94     PredicatedFalsePos  = 7,
     95     PredicatedFalseMask = 0x1,
     96     PredicatedNewPos  = 8,
     97     PredicatedNewMask = 0x1,
     98 
     99     // New-Value consumer instructions.
    100     NewValuePos  = 9,
    101     NewValueMask = 0x1,
    102 
    103     // New-Value producer instructions.
    104     hasNewValuePos  = 10,
    105     hasNewValueMask = 0x1,
    106 
    107     // Which operand consumes or produces a new value.
    108     NewValueOpPos  = 11,
    109     NewValueOpMask = 0x7,
    110 
    111     // Which bits encode the new value.
    112     NewValueBitsPos  = 14,
    113     NewValueBitsMask = 0x3,
    114 
    115     // Stores that can become new-value stores.
    116     mayNVStorePos  = 16,
    117     mayNVStoreMask = 0x1,
    118 
    119     // New-value store instructions.
    120     NVStorePos  = 17,
    121     NVStoreMask = 0x1,
    122 
    123     // Extendable insns.
    124     ExtendablePos  = 18,
    125     ExtendableMask = 0x1,
    126 
    127     // Insns must be extended.
    128     ExtendedPos  = 19,
    129     ExtendedMask = 0x1,
    130 
    131     // Which operand may be extended.
    132     ExtendableOpPos  = 20,
    133     ExtendableOpMask = 0x7,
    134 
    135     // Signed or unsigned range.
    136     ExtentSignedPos = 23,
    137     ExtentSignedMask = 0x1,
    138 
    139     // Number of bits of range before extending operand.
    140     ExtentBitsPos  = 24,
    141     ExtentBitsMask = 0x1f,
    142 
    143     // Valid subtargets
    144     validSubTargetPos = 29,
    145     validSubTargetMask = 0xf,
    146 
    147     // Addressing mode for load/store instructions.
    148     AddrModePos = 33,
    149     AddrModeMask = 0x7,
    150 
    151     // Access size of memory access instructions (load/store).
    152     MemAccessSizePos = 36,
    153     MemAccesSizeMask = 0x7
    154   };
    155 
    156   // *** The code above must match HexagonInstrFormat*.td *** //
    157 
    158   // Hexagon specific MO operand flag mask.
    159   enum HexagonMOTargetFlagVal {
    160     //===------------------------------------------------------------------===//
    161     // Hexagon Specific MachineOperand flags.
    162     MO_NO_FLAG,
    163 
    164     HMOTF_ConstExtended = 1,
    165 
    166     /// MO_PCREL - On a symbol operand, indicates a PC-relative relocation
    167     /// Used for computing a global address for PIC compilations
    168     MO_PCREL,
    169 
    170     /// MO_GOT - Indicates a GOT-relative relocation
    171     MO_GOT,
    172 
    173     // Low or high part of a symbol.
    174     MO_LO16, MO_HI16,
    175 
    176     // Offset from the base of the SDA.
    177     MO_GPREL
    178   };
    179 
    180 } // End namespace HexagonII.
    181 
    182 } // End namespace llvm.
    183 
    184 #endif
    185