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Cleanup INLINE support for simulators using common framework.

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Make IGEN responsible for co-ordinating inlining of generated files.
By default, aclocal.m4 disabled all inlining.
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Andrew Cagney
1998-04-04 12:33:11 +00:00
parent 79cb0c8a2f
commit 278bda4050
19 changed files with 656 additions and 376 deletions
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@@ -24,7 +24,7 @@
#define _SIM_BITS_H_
/* bit manipulation routines:
/* Bit manipulation routines:
Bit numbering: The bits are numbered according to the target ISA's
convention. That being controlled by WITH_TARGET_WORD_MSB. For
@@ -42,15 +42,17 @@
NB: Use EXTRACTED, MSEXTRACTED and LSEXTRACTED as a guideline for
naming. LSMASK and LSMASKED are wrong.
BIT*(POS): Constant with just 1 bit set.
BIT*(POS): `*' bit constant with just 1 bit set.
LSBIT*(OFFSET): Constant with just 1 bit set - LS bit is zero.
LSBIT*(OFFSET): `*' bit constant with just 1 bit set - LS bit is
zero.
MSBIT*(OFFSET): Constant with just 1 bit set - MS bit is zero.
MSBIT*(OFFSET): `*' bit constant with just 1 bit set - MS bit is
zero.
MASK*(FIRST, LAST): Constant with bits [FIRST .. LAST] set. The
<MACRO> (no size) version permits FIRST >= LAST and generates a
wrapped bit mask vis ([0..LAST] | [FIRST..LSB]).
MASK*(FIRST, LAST): `*' bit constant with bits [FIRST .. LAST]
set. The <MACRO> (no size) version permits FIRST >= LAST and
generates a wrapped bit mask vis ([0..LAST] | [FIRST..LSB]).
LSMASK*(FIRST, LAST): Like MASK - LS bit is zero.
@@ -87,18 +89,26 @@
IEA_MASKED(SHOULD_MASK, ADDR): Convert the address to the targets
natural size. If in 32bit mode, discard the high 32bits.
EXTENDED*(VALUE): Convert the `*' bit value to the targets natural
word size. Sign extned the value if needed.
EXTEND*(VALUE): Convert the `*' bit value to the targets natural
word size. Sign extend the value if needed.
ALIGN_*(VALUE): Round upwards the value so that it is aligned.
ALIGN_*(VALUE): Round the value upwards so that it is aligned to a
`_*' byte boundary.
FLOOR_*(VALUE): Truncate the value so that it is aligned.
FLOOR_*(VALUE): Truncate the value so that it is aligned to a `_*'
byte boundary.
ROTL*(VALUE, NR_BITS): Return the value rotated by NR_BITS left.
ROT*(VALUE, NR_BITS): Return the `*' bit VALUE rotated by NR_BITS
right (positive) or left (negative).
ROTR*(VALUE, NR_BITS): Return the value rotated by NR_BITS right.
ROTL*(VALUE, NR_BITS): Return the `*' bit value rotated by NR_BITS
left. 0 <= NR_BITS <= `*'.
SEXT*(VAL, SIGN_BIT): Treat SIGN_BIT as the sign, extend it.
ROTR*(VALUE, NR_BITS): Return the `*' bit value rotated by NR_BITS
right. 0 <= NR_BITS <= N.
SEXT*(VALUE, SIGN_BIT): Treat SIGN_BIT as VALUEs sign, extend it ti
`*' bits.
Note: Only the BIT* and MASK* macros return a constant that can be
used in variable declarations.
@@ -542,7 +552,7 @@ INLINE_SIM_BITS(unsigned_word) MSSEXT (signed_word val, int sign_bit);
#if ((SIM_BITS_INLINE & INCLUDE_MODULE) && (SIM_BITS_INLINE & INCLUDED_BY_MODULE))
#if H_REVEALS_MODULE_P (SIM_BITS_INLINE)
#include "sim-bits.c"
#endif