1 ;// 2 ;// Copyright (C) 2007-2008 ARM Limited 3 ;// 4 ;// Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License"); 5 ;// you may not use this file except in compliance with the License. 6 ;// You may obtain a copy of the License at 7 ;// 8 ;// http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0 9 ;// 10 ;// Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software 11 ;// distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS, 12 ;// WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied. 13 ;// See the License for the specific language governing permissions and 14 ;// limitations under the License. 15 ;// 16 ;// 17 ;// 18 ;// File Name: armCOMM_BitDec_s.h 19 ;// OpenMAX DL: v1.0.2 20 ;// Revision: 12290 21 ;// Date: Wednesday, April 9, 2008 22 ;// 23 ;// 24 ;// 25 ;// 26 ;// OpenMAX optimized bitstream decode module 27 ;// 28 ;// You must include armCOMM_s.h before including this file 29 ;// 30 ;// This module provides macros to perform assembly optimized fixed and 31 ;// variable length decoding from a read-only bitstream. The variable 32 ;// length decode modules take as input a pointer to a table of 16-bit 33 ;// entries of the following format. 34 ;// 35 ;// VLD Table Entry format 36 ;// 37 ;// 15 14 13 12 11 10 09 08 07 06 05 04 03 02 01 00 38 ;// +------------------------------------------------+ 39 ;// | Len | Symbol | 1 | 40 ;// +------------------------------------------------+ 41 ;// | Offset | 0 | 42 ;// +------------------------------------------------+ 43 ;// 44 ;// If the table entry is a leaf entry then bit 0 set: 45 ;// Len = Number of bits overread (0 to 7) 46 ;// Symbol = Symbol payload (unsigned 12 bits) 47 ;// 48 ;// If the table entry is an internal node then bit 0 is clear: 49 ;// Offset = Number of (16-bit) half words from the table 50 ;// start to the next table node 51 ;// 52 ;// The table is accessed by successive lookup up on the 53 ;// next Step bits of the input bitstream until a leaf node 54 ;// is obtained. The Step sizes are supplied to the VLD macro. 55 ;// 56 ;// USAGE: 57 ;// 58 ;// To use any of the macros in this package, first call: 59 ;// 60 ;// M_BD_INIT ppBitStream, pBitOffset, pBitStream, RBitBuffer, RBitCount, Tmp 61 ;// 62 ;// This caches the current bitstream position and next available 63 ;// bits in registers pBitStream, RBitBuffer, RBitCount. These registers 64 ;// are reserved for use by the bitstream decode package until you 65 ;// call M_BD_FINI. 66 ;// 67 ;// Next call the following macro(s) as many times as you need: 68 ;// 69 ;// M_BD_LOOK8 - Look ahead constant 1<=N<=8 bits into the bitstream 70 ;// M_BD_LOOK16 - Look ahead constant 1<=N<=16 bits into the bitstream 71 ;// M_BD_READ8 - Read constant 1<=N<=8 bits from the bitstream 72 ;// M_BD_READ16 - Read constant 1<=N<=16 bits from the bitstream 73 ;// M_BD_VREAD8 - Read variable 1<=N<=8 bits from the bitstream 74 ;// M_BD_VREAD16 - Read variable 1<=N<=16 bits from the bitstream 75 ;// M_BD_VLD - Perform variable length decode using lookup table 76 ;// 77 ;// Finally call the macro: 78 ;// 79 ;// M_BD_FINI ppBitStream, pBitOffset 80 ;// 81 ;// This writes the bitstream state back to memory. 82 ;// 83 ;// The three bitstream cache register names are assigned to the following global 84 ;// variables: 85 ;// 86 87 GBLS pBitStream ;// Register name for pBitStream 88 GBLS BitBuffer ;// Register name for BitBuffer 89 GBLS BitCount ;// Register name for BitCount 90 91 ;// 92 ;// These register variables must have a certain defined state on entry to every bitstream 93 ;// macro (except M_BD_INIT) and on exit from every bitstream macro (except M_BD_FINI). 94 ;// The state may depend on implementation. 95 ;// 96 ;// For the default (ARM11) implementation the following hold: 97 ;// pBitStream - points to the first byte not held in the BitBuffer 98 ;// BitBuffer - is a cache of (4 bytes) 32 bits, bit 31 the first bit 99 ;// BitCount - is offset (from the top bit) to the next unused bitstream bit 100 ;// 0<=BitCount<=15 (so BitBuffer holds at least 17 unused bits) 101 ;// 102 ;// 103 104 ;// Bitstream Decode initialise 105 ;// 106 ;// Initialises the bitstream decode global registers from 107 ;// bitstream pointers. This macro is split into 3 parts to enable 108 ;// scheduling. 109 ;// 110 ;// Input Registers: 111 ;// 112 ;// $ppBitStream - pointer to pointer to the next bitstream byte 113 ;// $pBitOffset - pointer to the number of bits used in the current byte (0..7) 114 ;// $RBitStream - register to use for pBitStream (can be $ppBitStream) 115 ;// $RBitBuffer - register to use for BitBuffer 116 ;// $RBitCount - register to use for BitCount (can be $pBitOffset) 117 ;// 118 ;// Output Registers: 119 ;// 120 ;// $T1,$T2,$T3 - registers that must be preserved between calls to 121 ;// M_BD_INIT1 and M_BD_INIT2 122 ;// $pBitStream \ 123 ;// $BitBuffer } See description above. 124 ;// $BitCount / 125 ;// 126 MACRO 127 M_BD_INIT0 $ppBitStream, $pBitOffset, $RBitStream, $RBitBuffer, $RBitCount 128 129 pBitStream SETS "$RBitStream" 130 BitBuffer SETS "$RBitBuffer" 131 BitCount SETS "$RBitCount" 132 133 ;// load inputs 134 LDR $pBitStream, [$ppBitStream] 135 LDR $BitCount, [$pBitOffset] 136 MEND 137 138 MACRO 139 M_BD_INIT1 $T1, $T2, $T3 140 LDRB $T2, [$pBitStream, #2] 141 LDRB $T1, [$pBitStream, #1] 142 LDRB $BitBuffer, [$pBitStream], #3 143 ADD $BitCount, $BitCount, #8 144 MEND 145 146 MACRO 147 M_BD_INIT2 $T1, $T2, $T3 148 ORR $T2, $T2, $T1, LSL #8 149 ORR $BitBuffer, $T2, $BitBuffer, LSL #16 150 MEND 151 152 ;// 153 ;// Look ahead fixed 1<=N<=8 bits without consuming any bits 154 ;// The next bits will be placed at bit 31..24 of destination register 155 ;// 156 ;// Input Registers: 157 ;// 158 ;// $N - number of bits to look 159 ;// $pBitStream \ 160 ;// $BitBuffer } See description above. 161 ;// $BitCount / 162 ;// 163 ;// Output Registers: 164 ;// 165 ;// $Symbol - the next N bits of the bitstream 166 ;// $T1 - corrupted temp/scratch register 167 ;// $pBitStream \ 168 ;// $BitBuffer } See description above. 169 ;// $BitCount / 170 ;// 171 MACRO 172 M_BD_LOOK8 $Symbol, $N 173 ASSERT ($N>=1):LAND:($N<=8) 174 MOV $Symbol, $BitBuffer, LSL $BitCount 175 MEND 176 177 ;// 178 ;// Look ahead fixed 1<=N<=16 bits without consuming any bits 179 ;// The next bits will be placed at bit 31..16 of destination register 180 ;// 181 ;// Input Registers: 182 ;// 183 ;// $N - number of bits to look 184 ;// $pBitStream \ 185 ;// $BitBuffer } See description above. 186 ;// $BitCount / 187 ;// 188 ;// Output Registers: 189 ;// 190 ;// $Symbol - the next N bits of the bitstream 191 ;// $T1 - corrupted temp/scratch register 192 ;// $pBitStream \ 193 ;// $BitBuffer } See description above. 194 ;// $BitCount / 195 ;// 196 MACRO 197 M_BD_LOOK16 $Symbol, $N, $T1 198 ASSERT ($N >= 1):LAND:($N <= 16) 199 MOV $Symbol, $BitBuffer, LSL $BitCount 200 MEND 201 202 ;// 203 ;// Skips fixed 1<=N<=8 bits from the bitstream, advancing the bitstream pointer 204 ;// 205 ;// Input Registers: 206 ;// 207 ;// $N - number of bits 208 ;// $pBitStream \ 209 ;// $BitBuffer } See description above. 210 ;// $BitCount / 211 ;// 212 ;// Output Registers: 213 ;// 214 ;// $T1 - corrupted temp/scratch register 215 ;// $pBitStream \ 216 ;// $BitBuffer } See description above. 217 ;// $BitCount / 218 ;// 219 MACRO 220 M_BD_SKIP8 $N, $T1 221 ASSERT ($N>=1):LAND:($N<=8) 222 SUBS $BitCount, $BitCount, #(8-$N) 223 LDRCSB $T1, [$pBitStream], #1 224 ADDCC $BitCount, $BitCount, #8 225 ORRCS $BitBuffer, $T1, $BitBuffer, LSL #8 226 MEND 227 228 229 ;// 230 ;// Read fixed 1<=N<=8 bits from the bitstream, advancing the bitstream pointer 231 ;// 232 ;// Input Registers: 233 ;// 234 ;// $N - number of bits to read 235 ;// $pBitStream \ 236 ;// $BitBuffer } See description above. 237 ;// $BitCount / 238 ;// 239 ;// Output Registers: 240 ;// 241 ;// $Symbol - the next N bits of the bitstream 242 ;// $T1 - corrupted temp/scratch register 243 ;// $pBitStream \ 244 ;// $BitBuffer } See description above. 245 ;// $BitCount / 246 ;// 247 MACRO 248 M_BD_READ8 $Symbol, $N, $T1 249 ASSERT ($N>=1):LAND:($N<=8) 250 MOVS $Symbol, $BitBuffer, LSL $BitCount 251 SUBS $BitCount, $BitCount, #(8-$N) 252 LDRCSB $T1, [$pBitStream], #1 253 ADDCC $BitCount, $BitCount, #8 254 MOV $Symbol, $Symbol, LSR #(32-$N) 255 ORRCS $BitBuffer, $T1, $BitBuffer, LSL #8 256 MEND 257 258 ;// 259 ;// Read fixed 1<=N<=16 bits from the bitstream, advancing the bitstream pointer 260 ;// 261 ;// Input Registers: 262 ;// 263 ;// $N - number of bits to read 264 ;// $pBitStream \ 265 ;// $BitBuffer } See description above. 266 ;// $BitCount / 267 ;// 268 ;// Output Registers: 269 ;// 270 ;// $Symbol - the next N bits of the bitstream 271 ;// $T1 - corrupted temp/scratch register 272 ;// $T2 - corrupted temp/scratch register 273 ;// $pBitStream \ 274 ;// $BitBuffer } See description above. 275 ;// $BitCount / 276 ;// 277 MACRO 278 M_BD_READ16 $Symbol, $N, $T1, $T2 279 ASSERT ($N>=1):LAND:($N<=16) 280 ASSERT $Symbol<>$T1 281 IF ($N<=8) 282 M_BD_READ8 $Symbol, $N, $T1 283 ELSE 284 ;// N>8 so we will be able to refill at least one byte 285 LDRB $T1, [$pBitStream], #1 286 MOVS $Symbol, $BitBuffer, LSL $BitCount 287 ORR $BitBuffer, $T1, $BitBuffer, LSL #8 288 SUBS $BitCount, $BitCount, #(16-$N) 289 LDRCSB $T1, [$pBitStream], #1 290 MOV $Symbol, $Symbol, LSR #(32-$N) 291 ADDCC $BitCount, $BitCount, #8 292 ORRCS $BitBuffer, $T1, $BitBuffer, LSL #8 293 ENDIF 294 MEND 295 296 ;// 297 ;// Skip variable 1<=N<=8 bits from the bitstream, advancing the bitstream pointer. 298 ;// 299 ;// Input Registers: 300 ;// 301 ;// $N - number of bits. 1<=N<=8 302 ;// $pBitStream \ 303 ;// $BitBuffer } See description above. 304 ;// $BitCount / 305 ;// 306 ;// Output Registers: 307 ;// 308 ;// $T1 - corrupted temp/scratch register 309 ;// $T2 - corrupted temp/scratch register 310 ;// $pBitStream \ 311 ;// $BitBuffer } See description above. 312 ;// $BitCount / 313 ;// 314 MACRO 315 M_BD_VSKIP8 $N, $T1 316 ADD $BitCount, $BitCount, $N 317 SUBS $BitCount, $BitCount, #8 318 LDRCSB $T1, [$pBitStream], #1 319 ADDCC $BitCount, $BitCount, #8 320 ORRCS $BitBuffer, $T1, $BitBuffer, LSL #8 321 MEND 322 323 ;// 324 ;// Skip variable 1<=N<=16 bits from the bitstream, advancing the bitstream pointer. 325 ;// 326 ;// Input Registers: 327 ;// 328 ;// $N - number of bits. 1<=N<=16 329 ;// $pBitStream \ 330 ;// $BitBuffer } See description above. 331 ;// $BitCount / 332 ;// 333 ;// Output Registers: 334 ;// 335 ;// $T1 - corrupted temp/scratch register 336 ;// $T2 - corrupted temp/scratch register 337 ;// $pBitStream \ 338 ;// $BitBuffer } See description above. 339 ;// $BitCount / 340 ;// 341 MACRO 342 M_BD_VSKIP16 $N, $T1, $T2 343 ADD $BitCount, $BitCount, $N 344 SUBS $BitCount, $BitCount, #8 345 LDRCSB $T1, [$pBitStream], #1 346 ORRCS $BitBuffer, $T1, $BitBuffer, LSL #8 347 SUBCSS $BitCount, $BitCount, #8 348 LDRCSB $T1, [$pBitStream], #1 349 ADDCC $BitCount, $BitCount, #8 350 ORRCS $BitBuffer, $T1, $BitBuffer, LSL #8 351 MEND 352 353 ;// 354 ;// Read variable 1<=N<=8 bits from the bitstream, advancing the bitstream pointer. 355 ;// 356 ;// Input Registers: 357 ;// 358 ;// $N - number of bits to read. 1<=N<=8 359 ;// $pBitStream \ 360 ;// $BitBuffer } See description above. 361 ;// $BitCount / 362 ;// 363 ;// Output Registers: 364 ;// 365 ;// $Symbol - the next N bits of the bitstream 366 ;// $T1 - corrupted temp/scratch register 367 ;// $T2 - corrupted temp/scratch register 368 ;// $pBitStream \ 369 ;// $BitBuffer } See description above. 370 ;// $BitCount / 371 ;// 372 MACRO 373 M_BD_VREAD8 $Symbol, $N, $T1, $T2 374 MOV $Symbol, $BitBuffer, LSL $BitCount 375 ADD $BitCount, $BitCount, $N 376 SUBS $BitCount, $BitCount, #8 377 LDRCSB $T1, [$pBitStream], #1 378 RSB $T2, $N, #32 379 ADDCC $BitCount, $BitCount, #8 380 MOV $Symbol, $Symbol, LSR $T2 381 ORRCS $BitBuffer, $T1, $BitBuffer, LSL #8 382 MEND 383 384 385 ;// 386 ;// Read variable 1<=N<=16 bits from the bitstream, advancing the bitstream pointer. 387 ;// 388 ;// Input Registers: 389 ;// 390 ;// $N - number of bits to read. 1<=N<=16 391 ;// $pBitStream \ 392 ;// $BitBuffer } See description above. 393 ;// $BitCount / 394 ;// 395 ;// Output Registers: 396 ;// 397 ;// $Symbol - the next N bits of the bitstream 398 ;// $T1 - corrupted temp/scratch register 399 ;// $T2 - corrupted temp/scratch register 400 ;// $pBitStream \ 401 ;// $BitBuffer } See description above. 402 ;// $BitCount / 403 ;// 404 MACRO 405 M_BD_VREAD16 $Symbol, $N, $T1, $T2 406 MOV $Symbol, $BitBuffer, LSL $BitCount 407 ADD $BitCount, $BitCount, $N 408 SUBS $BitCount, $BitCount, #8 409 LDRCSB $T1, [$pBitStream], #1 410 RSB $T2, $N, #32 411 ORRCS $BitBuffer, $T1, $BitBuffer, LSL #8 412 SUBCSS $BitCount, $BitCount, #8 413 LDRCSB $T1, [$pBitStream], #1 414 ADDCC $BitCount, $BitCount, #8 415 MOV $Symbol, $Symbol, LSR $T2 416 ORRCS $BitBuffer, $T1, $BitBuffer, LSL #8 417 MEND 418 419 420 ;// 421 ;// Decode a code of the form 0000...001 where there 422 ;// are N zeros before the 1 and N<=15 (code length<=16) 423 ;// 424 ;// Input Registers: 425 ;// 426 ;// $pBitStream \ 427 ;// $BitBuffer } See description above. 428 ;// $BitCount / 429 ;// 430 ;// Output Registers: 431 ;// 432 ;// $Symbol - the number of zeros before the next 1 433 ;// >=16 is an illegal code 434 ;// $T1 - corrupted temp/scratch register 435 ;// $T2 - corrupted temp/scratch register 436 ;// $pBitStream \ 437 ;// $BitBuffer } See description above. 438 ;// $BitCount / 439 ;// 440 MACRO 441 M_BD_CLZ16 $Symbol, $T1, $T2 442 MOVS $Symbol, $BitBuffer, LSL $BitCount 443 CLZ $Symbol, $Symbol 444 ADD $BitCount, $BitCount, $Symbol 445 SUBS $BitCount, $BitCount, #7 ;// length is Symbol+1 446 LDRCSB $T1, [$pBitStream], #1 447 ORRCS $BitBuffer, $T1, $BitBuffer, LSL #8 448 SUBCSS $BitCount, $BitCount, #8 449 LDRCSB $T1, [$pBitStream], #1 450 ADDCC $BitCount, $BitCount, #8 451 ORRCS $BitBuffer, $T1, $BitBuffer, LSL #8 452 MEND 453 454 ;// 455 ;// Decode a code of the form 1111...110 where there 456 ;// are N ones before the 0 and N<=15 (code length<=16) 457 ;// 458 ;// Input Registers: 459 ;// 460 ;// $pBitStream \ 461 ;// $BitBuffer } See description above. 462 ;// $BitCount / 463 ;// 464 ;// Output Registers: 465 ;// 466 ;// $Symbol - the number of zeros before the next 1 467 ;// >=16 is an illegal code 468 ;// $T1 - corrupted temp/scratch register 469 ;// $T2 - corrupted temp/scratch register 470 ;// $pBitStream \ 471 ;// $BitBuffer } See description above. 472 ;// $BitCount / 473 ;// 474 MACRO 475 M_BD_CLO16 $Symbol, $T1, $T2 476 MOV $Symbol, $BitBuffer, LSL $BitCount 477 MVN $Symbol, $Symbol 478 CLZ $Symbol, $Symbol 479 ADD $BitCount, $BitCount, $Symbol 480 SUBS $BitCount, $BitCount, #7 ;// length is Symbol+1 481 LDRCSB $T1, [$pBitStream], #1 482 ORRCS $BitBuffer, $T1, $BitBuffer, LSL #8 483 SUBCSS $BitCount, $BitCount, #8 484 LDRCSB $T1, [$pBitStream], #1 485 ADDCC $BitCount, $BitCount, #8 486 ORRCS $BitBuffer, $T1, $BitBuffer, LSL #8 487 MEND 488 489 490 ;// 491 ;// Variable Length Decode module 492 ;// 493 ;// Decodes one VLD Symbol from a bitstream and refill the bitstream 494 ;// buffer. 495 ;// 496 ;// Input Registers: 497 ;// 498 ;// $pVLDTable - pointer to VLD decode table of 16-bit entries. 499 ;// The format is described above at the start of 500 ;// this file. 501 ;// $S0 - The number of bits to look up for the first step 502 ;// 1<=$S0<=8 503 ;// $S1 - The number of bits to look up for each subsequent 504 ;// step 1<=$S1<=$S0. 505 ;// 506 ;// $pBitStream \ 507 ;// $BitBuffer } See description above. 508 ;// $BitCount / 509 ;// 510 ;// Output Registers: 511 ;// 512 ;// $Symbol - decoded VLD symbol value 513 ;// $T1 - corrupted temp/scratch register 514 ;// $T2 - corrupted temp/scratch register 515 ;// $pBitStream \ 516 ;// $BitBuffer } See description above. 517 ;// $BitCount / 518 ;// 519 MACRO 520 M_BD_VLD $Symbol, $T1, $T2, $pVLDTable, $S0, $S1 521 ASSERT (1<=$S0):LAND:($S0<=8) 522 ASSERT (1<=$S1):LAND:($S1<=$S0) 523 524 ;// Note 0<=BitCount<=15 on entry and exit 525 526 MOVS $T1, $BitBuffer, LSL $BitCount ;// left align next bits 527 MOVS $Symbol, #(2<<$S0)-2 ;// create mask 528 AND $Symbol, $Symbol, $T1, LSR #(31-$S0) ;// 2*(next $S0 bits) 529 SUBS $BitCount, $BitCount, #8 ;// CS if buffer can be filled 530 01 531 LDRCSB $T1, [$pBitStream], #1 ;// load refill byte 532 LDRH $Symbol, [$pVLDTable, $Symbol] ;// load table entry 533 ADDCC $BitCount, $BitCount, #8 ;// refill not possible 534 ADD $BitCount, $BitCount, #$S0 ;// assume $S0 bits used 535 ORRCS $BitBuffer, $T1, $BitBuffer, LSL #8 ;// merge in refill byte 536 MOVS $T1, $Symbol, LSR #1 ;// CS=leaf entry 537 BCS %FT02 538 539 MOVS $T1, $BitBuffer, LSL $BitCount ;// left align next bit 540 IF (2*$S0-$S1<=8) 541 ;// Can combine refill check and -S0+S1 and keep $BitCount<=15 542 SUBS $BitCount, $BitCount, #8+($S0-$S1) 543 ELSE 544 ;// Separate refill check and -S0+S1 offset 545 SUBS $BitCount, $BitCount, #8 546 SUB $BitCount, $BitCount, #($S0-$S1) 547 ENDIF 548 ADD $Symbol, $Symbol, $T1, LSR #(31-$S1) ;// add 2*(next $S1 bits) to 549 BIC $Symbol, $Symbol, #1 ;// table offset 550 B %BT01 ;// load next table entry 551 02 552 ;// BitCount range now depend on the route here 553 ;// if (first step) S0 <= BitCount <= 7+S0 <=15 554 ;// else if (2*S0-S1<=8) S0 <= BitCount <= 7+(2*S0-S1) <=15 555 ;// else S1 <= BitCount <= 7+S1 <=15 556 557 SUB $BitCount, $BitCount, $Symbol, LSR#13 558 BIC $Symbol, $T1, #0xF000 559 MEND 560 561 562 ;// Add an offset number of bits 563 ;// 564 ;// Outputs destination byte and bit index values which corresponds to an offset number of bits 565 ;// from the current location. This is used to compare bitstream positions using. M_BD_CMP. 566 ;// 567 ;// Input Registers: 568 ;// 569 ;// $Offset - Offset to be added in bits. 570 ;// $pBitStream \ 571 ;// $BitBuffer } See description above. 572 ;// $BitCount / 573 ;// 574 ;// Output Registers: 575 ;// 576 ;// $ByteIndex - Destination pBitStream pointer after adding the Offset. 577 ;// This value will be 4 byte ahead and needs to subtract by 4 to get exact 578 ;// pointer (as in M_BD_FINI). But for using with M_BD_CMP subtract is not needed. 579 ;// $BitIndex - Destination BitCount after the addition of Offset number of bits 580 ;// 581 MACRO 582 M_BD_ADD $ByteIndex, $BitIndex, $Offset 583 584 ;// ($ByteIndex,$BitIndex) = Current position + $Offset bits 585 ADD $Offset, $Offset, $BitCount 586 AND $BitIndex, $Offset, #7 587 ADD $ByteIndex, $pBitStream, $Offset, ASR #3 588 MEND 589 590 ;// Move bitstream pointers to the location given 591 ;// 592 ;// Outputs destination byte and bit index values which corresponds to 593 ;// the current location given (calculated using M_BD_ADD). 594 ;// 595 ;// Input Registers: 596 ;// 597 ;// $pBitStream \ 598 ;// $BitBuffer } See description above. 599 ;// $BitCount / 600 ;// $ByteIndex - Destination pBitStream pointer after move. 601 ;// This value will be 4 byte ahead and needs to subtract by 4 to get exact 602 ;// pointer (as in M_BD_FINI). 603 ;// $BitIndex - Destination BitCount after the move 604 ;// 605 ;// Output Registers: 606 ;// 607 ;// $pBitStream \ 608 ;// } See description above. 609 ;// $BitCount / 610 ;// 611 MACRO 612 M_BD_MOV $ByteIndex, $BitIndex 613 614 ;// ($pBitStream, $Offset) = ($ByteIndex,$BitIndex) 615 MOV $BitCount, $BitIndex 616 MOV $pBitStream, $ByteIndex 617 MEND 618 619 ;// Bitstream Compare 620 ;// 621 ;// Compares bitstream position with that of a destination position. Destination position 622 ;// is held in two input registers which are calculated using M_BD_ADD macro 623 ;// 624 ;// Input Registers: 625 ;// 626 ;// $ByteIndex - Destination pBitStream pointer, (4 byte ahead as described in M_BD_ADD) 627 ;// $BitIndex - Destination BitCount 628 ;// $pBitStream \ 629 ;// $BitBuffer } See description above. 630 ;// $BitCount / 631 ;// 632 ;// Output Registers: 633 ;// 634 ;// FLAGS - GE if destination is reached, LT = is destination is ahead 635 ;// $T1 - corrupted temp/scratch register 636 ;// 637 MACRO 638 M_BD_CMP $ByteIndex, $BitIndex, $T1 639 640 ;// Return flags set by (current positon)-($ByteIndex,$BitIndex) 641 ;// so GE means that we have reached the indicated position 642 643 ADD $T1, $pBitStream, $BitCount, LSR #3 644 CMP $T1, $ByteIndex 645 AND $T1, $BitCount, #7 646 CMPEQ $T1, $BitIndex 647 MEND 648 649 650 ;// Bitstream Decode finalise 651 ;// 652 ;// Writes back the bitstream state to the bitstream pointers 653 ;// 654 ;// Input Registers: 655 ;// 656 ;// $pBitStream \ 657 ;// $BitBuffer } See description above. 658 ;// $BitCount / 659 ;// 660 ;// Output Registers: 661 ;// 662 ;// $ppBitStream - pointer to pointer to the next bitstream byte 663 ;// $pBitOffset - pointer to the number of bits used in the current byte (0..7) 664 ;// $pBitStream \ 665 ;// $BitBuffer } these register are corrupted 666 ;// $BitCount / 667 ;// 668 MACRO 669 M_BD_FINI $ppBitStream, $pBitOffset 670 671 ;// Advance pointer by the number of free bits in the buffer 672 ADD $pBitStream, $pBitStream, $BitCount, LSR#3 673 AND $BitCount, $BitCount, #7 674 675 ;// Now move back 32 bits to reach the first usued bit 676 SUB $pBitStream, $pBitStream, #4 677 678 ;// Store out bitstream state 679 STR $BitCount, [$pBitOffset] 680 STR $pBitStream, [$ppBitStream] 681 MEND 682 683 END 684 685
