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1/* $Id: bs3-cpu-generated-1.h 66743 2017-05-02 10:23:24Z vboxsync $ */
2/** @file
3 * BS3Kit - bs3-cpu-generated-1, common header file.
4 */
5
6/*
7 * Copyright (C) 2007-2016 Oracle Corporation
8 *
9 * This file is part of VirtualBox Open Source Edition (OSE), as
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16 *
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21 * CDDL are applicable instead of those of the GPL.
22 *
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24 * terms and conditions of either the GPL or the CDDL or both.
25 */
26
27
28#ifndef ___bs3_cpu_generated_1_h___
29#define ___bs3_cpu_generated_1_h___
30
31#include <bs3kit.h>
32#include <iprt/assert.h>
33
34
35/**
36 * Operand details.
37 *
38 * Currently simply using the encoding from the reference manuals.
39 */
40typedef enum BS3CG1OP
41{
42 BS3CG1OP_INVALID = 0,
43
44 BS3CG1OP_Eb,
45 BS3CG1OP_Ev,
46 BS3CG1OP_Wss,
47 BS3CG1OP_Wsd,
48 BS3CG1OP_Wps,
49 BS3CG1OP_Wpd,
50 BS3CG1OP_Wdq,
51 BS3CG1OP_WqZxReg,
52
53 BS3CG1OP_Gb,
54 BS3CG1OP_Gv,
55 BS3CG1OP_Uq,
56 BS3CG1OP_UqHi,
57 BS3CG1OP_Vss,
58 BS3CG1OP_VssZxReg,
59 BS3CG1OP_Vsd,
60 BS3CG1OP_Vps,
61 BS3CG1OP_Vpd,
62 BS3CG1OP_Vq,
63 BS3CG1OP_Vdq,
64
65 BS3CG1OP_Ib,
66 BS3CG1OP_Iz,
67
68 BS3CG1OP_AL,
69 BS3CG1OP_rAX,
70
71 BS3CG1OP_Ma,
72 BS3CG1OP_MbRO,
73 BS3CG1OP_MdRO,
74 BS3CG1OP_MdWO,
75 BS3CG1OP_Mq,
76
77 BS3CG1OP_END
78} BS3CG1OP;
79/** Pointer to a const operand enum. */
80typedef const BS3CG1OP BS3_FAR *PCBS3CG1OP;
81
82
83/**
84 * Instruction encoding format.
85 *
86 * This duplicates some of the info in the operand array, however it makes it
87 * easier to figure out encoding variations.
88 */
89typedef enum BS3CG1ENC
90{
91 BS3CG1ENC_INVALID = 0,
92
93 BS3CG1ENC_MODRM_Eb_Gb,
94 BS3CG1ENC_MODRM_Ev_Gv,
95 BS3CG1ENC_MODRM_Wss_Vss,
96 BS3CG1ENC_MODRM_Wsd_Vsd,
97 BS3CG1ENC_MODRM_Wps_Vps,
98 BS3CG1ENC_MODRM_Wpd_Vpd,
99 BS3CG1ENC_MODRM_WqZxReg_Vq,
100
101 BS3CG1ENC_MODRM_Gb_Eb,
102 BS3CG1ENC_MODRM_Gv_Ev,
103 BS3CG1ENC_MODRM_Gv_Ma, /**< bound instruction */
104 BS3CG1ENC_MODRM_Vq_UqHi,
105 BS3CG1ENC_MODRM_Vq_Mq,
106 BS3CG1ENC_MODRM_Vdq_Wdq,
107 BS3CG1ENC_MODRM_Vps_Wps,
108 BS3CG1ENC_MODRM_VssZxReg_Wss,
109 BS3CG1ENC_MODRM_MbRO,
110 BS3CG1ENC_MODRM_MdRO,
111 BS3CG1ENC_MODRM_MdWO,
112
113 BS3CG1ENC_VEX_MODRM_MdWO,
114
115 BS3CG1ENC_FIXED,
116 BS3CG1ENC_FIXED_AL_Ib,
117 BS3CG1ENC_FIXED_rAX_Iz,
118
119 BS3CG1ENC_MODRM_MOD_EQ_3, /**< Unused or invalid instruction. */
120 BS3CG1ENC_MODRM_MOD_NE_3, /**< Unused or invalid instruction. */
121
122 BS3CG1ENC_END
123} BS3CG1ENC;
124
125
126/**
127 * Prefix sensitivitiy kind.
128 */
129typedef enum BS3CG1PFXKIND
130{
131 BS3CG1PFXKIND_INVALID = 0,
132
133 BS3CG1PFXKIND_NO_F2_F3_66, /**< No 66, F2 or F3 prefixes allowed as that would alter the meaning. */
134 BS3CG1PFXKIND_REQ_F2, /**< Requires F2 (REPNE) prefix as part of the instr encoding. */
135 BS3CG1PFXKIND_REQ_F3, /**< Requires F3 (REPE) prefix as part of the instr encoding. */
136 BS3CG1PFXKIND_REQ_66, /**< Requires 66 (OP SIZE) prefix as part of the instr encoding. */
137
138 /** @todo more work to be done here... */
139 BS3CG1PFXKIND_MODRM,
140 BS3CG1PFXKIND_MODRM_NO_OP_SIZES,
141
142 BS3CG1PFXKIND_END
143} BS3CG1PFXKIND;
144
145/**
146 * CPU selection or CPU ID.
147 */
148typedef enum BS3CG1CPU
149{
150 /** Works with an CPU. */
151 BS3CG1CPU_ANY = 0,
152 BS3CG1CPU_GE_80186,
153 BS3CG1CPU_GE_80286,
154 BS3CG1CPU_GE_80386,
155 BS3CG1CPU_GE_80486,
156 BS3CG1CPU_GE_Pentium,
157
158 BS3CG1CPU_SSE,
159 BS3CG1CPU_SSE2,
160 BS3CG1CPU_SSE3,
161 BS3CG1CPU_AVX,
162 BS3CG1CPU_AVX2,
163 BS3CG1CPU_CLFSH,
164 BS3CG1CPU_CLFLUSHOPT,
165
166 BS3CG1CPU_END
167} BS3CG1CPU;
168
169
170/**
171 * SSE & AVX exception types.
172 */
173typedef enum BS3CG1XCPTTYPE
174{
175 BS3CG1XCPTTYPE_NONE = 0,
176 /* SSE: */
177 BS3CG1XCPTTYPE_1,
178 BS3CG1XCPTTYPE_2,
179 BS3CG1XCPTTYPE_3,
180 BS3CG1XCPTTYPE_4,
181 BS3CG1XCPTTYPE_4UA,
182 BS3CG1XCPTTYPE_5,
183 BS3CG1XCPTTYPE_6,
184 BS3CG1XCPTTYPE_7,
185 BS3CG1XCPTTYPE_8,
186 BS3CG1XCPTTYPE_11,
187 BS3CG1XCPTTYPE_12,
188 /* EVEX: */
189 BS3CG1XCPTTYPE_E1,
190 BS3CG1XCPTTYPE_E1NF,
191 BS3CG1XCPTTYPE_E2,
192 BS3CG1XCPTTYPE_E3,
193 BS3CG1XCPTTYPE_E3NF,
194 BS3CG1XCPTTYPE_E4,
195 BS3CG1XCPTTYPE_E4NF,
196 BS3CG1XCPTTYPE_E5,
197 BS3CG1XCPTTYPE_E5NF,
198 BS3CG1XCPTTYPE_E6,
199 BS3CG1XCPTTYPE_E6NF,
200 BS3CG1XCPTTYPE_E7NF,
201 BS3CG1XCPTTYPE_E9,
202 BS3CG1XCPTTYPE_E9NF,
203 BS3CG1XCPTTYPE_E10,
204 BS3CG1XCPTTYPE_E11,
205 BS3CG1XCPTTYPE_E12,
206 BS3CG1XCPTTYPE_E12NF,
207 BS3CG1XCPTTYPE_END
208} BS3CG1XCPTTYPE;
209AssertCompile(BS3CG1XCPTTYPE_END <= 32);
210
211
212/**
213 * Generated instruction info.
214 */
215typedef struct BS3CG1INSTR
216{
217 /** The opcode size. */
218 uint32_t cbOpcodes : 2;
219 /** The number of operands. */
220 uint32_t cOperands : 2;
221 /** The length of the mnemonic. */
222 uint32_t cchMnemonic : 4;
223 /** Whether to advance the mnemonic array pointer. */
224 uint32_t fAdvanceMnemonic : 1;
225 /** Offset into g_abBs3Cg1Tests of the first test. */
226 uint32_t offTests : 23;
227 /** BS3CG1ENC values. */
228 uint32_t enmEncoding : 10;
229 /** BS3CG1PFXKIND values. */
230 uint32_t enmPrefixKind : 4;
231 /** CPU test / CPU ID bit test (BS3CG1CPU). */
232 uint32_t enmCpuTest : 6;
233 /** Exception type (BS3CG1XCPTTYPE) */
234 uint32_t enmXcptType : 5;
235 /** Currently unused bits. */
236 uint32_t uUnused : 6;
237 /** BS3CG1INSTR_F_XXX. */
238 uint32_t fFlags;
239} BS3CG1INSTR;
240AssertCompileSize(BS3CG1INSTR, 12);
241/** Pointer to a const instruction. */
242typedef BS3CG1INSTR const BS3_FAR *PCBS3CG1INSTR;
243
244
245/** @name BS3CG1INSTR_F_XXX
246 * @{ */
247/** Defaults to SS rather than DS. */
248#define BS3CG1INSTR_F_DEF_SS UINT32_C(0x00000001)
249/** Invalid instruction in 64-bit mode. */
250#define BS3CG1INSTR_F_INVALID_64BIT UINT32_C(0x00000002)
251/** Unused instruction. */
252#define BS3CG1INSTR_F_UNUSED UINT32_C(0x00000004)
253/** Invalid instruction. */
254#define BS3CG1INSTR_F_INVALID UINT32_C(0x00000008)
255/** Only intel does full ModR/M(, ++) decoding for invalid instruction.
256 * Always used with BS3CG1INSTR_F_INVALID or BS3CG1INSTR_F_UNUSED. */
257#define BS3CG1INSTR_F_INTEL_DECODES_INVALID UINT32_C(0x00000010)
258/** @} */
259
260
261/**
262 * Test header.
263 */
264typedef struct BS3CG1TESTHDR
265{
266 /** The size of the selector program in bytes.
267 * This is also the offset of the input context modification program. */
268 uint32_t cbSelector : 8;
269 /** The size of the input context modification program in bytes.
270 * This immediately follows the selector program. */
271 uint32_t cbInput : 12;
272 /** The size of the output context modification program in bytes.
273 * This immediately follows the input context modification program. The
274 * program takes the result of the input program as starting point. */
275 uint32_t cbOutput : 11;
276 /** Indicates whether this is the last test or not. */
277 uint32_t fLast : 1;
278} BS3CG1TESTHDR;
279AssertCompileSize(BS3CG1TESTHDR, 4);
280/** Pointer to a const test header. */
281typedef BS3CG1TESTHDR const BS3_FAR *PCBS3CG1TESTHDR;
282
283/** @name Opcode format for the BS3CG1 context modifier.
284 *
285 * Used by both the input and output context programs.
286 *
287 * The most common operations are encoded as a single byte opcode followed by
288 * one or more immediate bytes with data.
289 *
290 * @{ */
291#define BS3CG1_CTXOP_SIZE_MASK UINT8_C(0x07)
292#define BS3CG1_CTXOP_1_BYTE UINT8_C(0x00)
293#define BS3CG1_CTXOP_2_BYTES UINT8_C(0x01)
294#define BS3CG1_CTXOP_4_BYTES UINT8_C(0x02)
295#define BS3CG1_CTXOP_8_BYTES UINT8_C(0x03)
296#define BS3CG1_CTXOP_16_BYTES UINT8_C(0x04)
297#define BS3CG1_CTXOP_32_BYTES UINT8_C(0x05)
298#define BS3CG1_CTXOP_12_BYTES UINT8_C(0x06)
299#define BS3CG1_CTXOP_SIZE_ESC UINT8_C(0x07) /**< Separate byte encoding the value size following any destination escape byte. */
300
301#define BS3CG1_CTXOP_DST_MASK UINT8_C(0x18)
302#define BS3CG1_CTXOP_OP1 UINT8_C(0x00)
303#define BS3CG1_CTXOP_OP2 UINT8_C(0x08)
304#define BS3CG1_CTXOP_EFL UINT8_C(0x10)
305#define BS3CG1_CTXOP_DST_ESC UINT8_C(0x18) /**< Separate byte giving the destination follows immediately. */
306
307#define BS3CG1_CTXOP_SIGN_EXT UINT8_C(0x20) /**< Whether to sign-extend (set) the immediate value. */
308
309#define BS3CG1_CTXOP_OPERATOR_MASK UINT8_C(0xc0)
310#define BS3CG1_CTXOP_ASSIGN UINT8_C(0x00) /**< Simple assignment operator (=) */
311#define BS3CG1_CTXOP_OR UINT8_C(0x40) /**< OR assignment operator (|=). */
312#define BS3CG1_CTXOP_AND UINT8_C(0x80) /**< AND assignment operator (&=). */
313#define BS3CG1_CTXOP_AND_INV UINT8_C(0xc0) /**< AND assignment operator of the inverted value (&~=). */
314/** @} */
315
316/**
317 * Escaped destination values
318 *
319 * These are just uppercased versions of TestInOut.kdFields, where dots are
320 * replaced by underscores.
321 */
322typedef enum BS3CG1DST
323{
324 BS3CG1DST_INVALID = 0,
325 /* Operands. */
326 BS3CG1DST_OP1,
327 BS3CG1DST_OP2,
328 BS3CG1DST_OP3,
329 BS3CG1DST_OP4,
330 /* Flags. */
331 BS3CG1DST_EFL,
332 BS3CG1DST_EFL_UNDEF, /**< Special field only valid in output context modifiers: EFLAGS |= Value & Ouput.EFLAGS; */
333 /* 8-bit GPRs. */
334 BS3CG1DST_AL,
335 BS3CG1DST_CL,
336 BS3CG1DST_DL,
337 BS3CG1DST_BL,
338 BS3CG1DST_AH,
339 BS3CG1DST_CH,
340 BS3CG1DST_DH,
341 BS3CG1DST_BH,
342 BS3CG1DST_SPL,
343 BS3CG1DST_BPL,
344 BS3CG1DST_SIL,
345 BS3CG1DST_DIL,
346 BS3CG1DST_R8L,
347 BS3CG1DST_R9L,
348 BS3CG1DST_R10L,
349 BS3CG1DST_R11L,
350 BS3CG1DST_R12L,
351 BS3CG1DST_R13L,
352 BS3CG1DST_R14L,
353 BS3CG1DST_R15L,
354 /* 16-bit GPRs. */
355 BS3CG1DST_AX,
356 BS3CG1DST_CX,
357 BS3CG1DST_DX,
358 BS3CG1DST_BX,
359 BS3CG1DST_SP,
360 BS3CG1DST_BP,
361 BS3CG1DST_SI,
362 BS3CG1DST_DI,
363 BS3CG1DST_R8W,
364 BS3CG1DST_R9W,
365 BS3CG1DST_R10W,
366 BS3CG1DST_R11W,
367 BS3CG1DST_R12W,
368 BS3CG1DST_R13W,
369 BS3CG1DST_R14W,
370 BS3CG1DST_R15W,
371 /* 32-bit GPRs. */
372 BS3CG1DST_EAX,
373 BS3CG1DST_ECX,
374 BS3CG1DST_EDX,
375 BS3CG1DST_EBX,
376 BS3CG1DST_ESP,
377 BS3CG1DST_EBP,
378 BS3CG1DST_ESI,
379 BS3CG1DST_EDI,
380 BS3CG1DST_R8D,
381 BS3CG1DST_R9D,
382 BS3CG1DST_R10D,
383 BS3CG1DST_R11D,
384 BS3CG1DST_R12D,
385 BS3CG1DST_R13D,
386 BS3CG1DST_R14D,
387 BS3CG1DST_R15D,
388 /* 64-bit GPRs. */
389 BS3CG1DST_RAX,
390 BS3CG1DST_RCX,
391 BS3CG1DST_RDX,
392 BS3CG1DST_RBX,
393 BS3CG1DST_RSP,
394 BS3CG1DST_RBP,
395 BS3CG1DST_RSI,
396 BS3CG1DST_RDI,
397 BS3CG1DST_R8,
398 BS3CG1DST_R9,
399 BS3CG1DST_R10,
400 BS3CG1DST_R11,
401 BS3CG1DST_R12,
402 BS3CG1DST_R13,
403 BS3CG1DST_R14,
404 BS3CG1DST_R15,
405 /* 16-bit, 32-bit or 64-bit registers according to operand size. */
406 BS3CG1DST_OZ_RAX,
407 BS3CG1DST_OZ_RCX,
408 BS3CG1DST_OZ_RDX,
409 BS3CG1DST_OZ_RBX,
410 BS3CG1DST_OZ_RSP,
411 BS3CG1DST_OZ_RBP,
412 BS3CG1DST_OZ_RSI,
413 BS3CG1DST_OZ_RDI,
414 BS3CG1DST_OZ_R8,
415 BS3CG1DST_OZ_R9,
416 BS3CG1DST_OZ_R10,
417 BS3CG1DST_OZ_R11,
418 BS3CG1DST_OZ_R12,
419 BS3CG1DST_OZ_R13,
420 BS3CG1DST_OZ_R14,
421 BS3CG1DST_OZ_R15,
422
423 /* Control registers.*/
424 BS3CG1DST_CR0,
425 BS3CG1DST_CR4,
426 BS3CG1DST_XCR0,
427
428 /* FPU registers. */
429 BS3CG1DST_FPU_FIRST,
430 BS3CG1DST_FCW = BS3CG1DST_FPU_FIRST,
431 BS3CG1DST_FSW,
432 BS3CG1DST_FTW,
433 BS3CG1DST_FOP,
434 BS3CG1DST_FPUIP,
435 BS3CG1DST_FPUCS,
436 BS3CG1DST_FPUDP,
437 BS3CG1DST_FPUDS,
438 BS3CG1DST_MXCSR,
439 BS3CG1DST_ST0,
440 BS3CG1DST_ST1,
441 BS3CG1DST_ST2,
442 BS3CG1DST_ST3,
443 BS3CG1DST_ST4,
444 BS3CG1DST_ST5,
445 BS3CG1DST_ST6,
446 BS3CG1DST_ST7,
447 /* MMX registers. */
448 BS3CG1DST_MM0,
449 BS3CG1DST_MM1,
450 BS3CG1DST_MM2,
451 BS3CG1DST_MM3,
452 BS3CG1DST_MM4,
453 BS3CG1DST_MM5,
454 BS3CG1DST_MM6,
455 BS3CG1DST_MM7,
456 /* SSE registers. */
457 BS3CG1DST_XMM0,
458 BS3CG1DST_XMM1,
459 BS3CG1DST_XMM2,
460 BS3CG1DST_XMM3,
461 BS3CG1DST_XMM4,
462 BS3CG1DST_XMM5,
463 BS3CG1DST_XMM6,
464 BS3CG1DST_XMM7,
465 BS3CG1DST_XMM8,
466 BS3CG1DST_XMM9,
467 BS3CG1DST_XMM10,
468 BS3CG1DST_XMM11,
469 BS3CG1DST_XMM12,
470 BS3CG1DST_XMM13,
471 BS3CG1DST_XMM14,
472 BS3CG1DST_XMM15,
473 BS3CG1DST_XMM0_LO,
474 BS3CG1DST_XMM1_LO,
475 BS3CG1DST_XMM2_LO,
476 BS3CG1DST_XMM3_LO,
477 BS3CG1DST_XMM4_LO,
478 BS3CG1DST_XMM5_LO,
479 BS3CG1DST_XMM6_LO,
480 BS3CG1DST_XMM7_LO,
481 BS3CG1DST_XMM8_LO,
482 BS3CG1DST_XMM9_LO,
483 BS3CG1DST_XMM10_LO,
484 BS3CG1DST_XMM11_LO,
485 BS3CG1DST_XMM12_LO,
486 BS3CG1DST_XMM13_LO,
487 BS3CG1DST_XMM14_LO,
488 BS3CG1DST_XMM15_LO,
489 BS3CG1DST_XMM0_HI,
490 BS3CG1DST_XMM1_HI,
491 BS3CG1DST_XMM2_HI,
492 BS3CG1DST_XMM3_HI,
493 BS3CG1DST_XMM4_HI,
494 BS3CG1DST_XMM5_HI,
495 BS3CG1DST_XMM6_HI,
496 BS3CG1DST_XMM7_HI,
497 BS3CG1DST_XMM8_HI,
498 BS3CG1DST_XMM9_HI,
499 BS3CG1DST_XMM10_HI,
500 BS3CG1DST_XMM11_HI,
501 BS3CG1DST_XMM12_HI,
502 BS3CG1DST_XMM13_HI,
503 BS3CG1DST_XMM14_HI,
504 BS3CG1DST_XMM15_HI,
505 BS3CG1DST_XMM0_LO_ZX,
506 BS3CG1DST_XMM1_LO_ZX,
507 BS3CG1DST_XMM2_LO_ZX,
508 BS3CG1DST_XMM3_LO_ZX,
509 BS3CG1DST_XMM4_LO_ZX,
510 BS3CG1DST_XMM5_LO_ZX,
511 BS3CG1DST_XMM6_LO_ZX,
512 BS3CG1DST_XMM7_LO_ZX,
513 BS3CG1DST_XMM8_LO_ZX,
514 BS3CG1DST_XMM9_LO_ZX,
515 BS3CG1DST_XMM10_LO_ZX,
516 BS3CG1DST_XMM11_LO_ZX,
517 BS3CG1DST_XMM12_LO_ZX,
518 BS3CG1DST_XMM13_LO_ZX,
519 BS3CG1DST_XMM14_LO_ZX,
520 BS3CG1DST_XMM15_LO_ZX,
521 BS3CG1DST_XMM0_DW0,
522 BS3CG1DST_XMM1_DW0,
523 BS3CG1DST_XMM2_DW0,
524 BS3CG1DST_XMM3_DW0,
525 BS3CG1DST_XMM4_DW0,
526 BS3CG1DST_XMM5_DW0,
527 BS3CG1DST_XMM6_DW0,
528 BS3CG1DST_XMM7_DW0,
529 BS3CG1DST_XMM8_DW0,
530 BS3CG1DST_XMM9_DW0,
531 BS3CG1DST_XMM10_DW0,
532 BS3CG1DST_XMM11_DW0,
533 BS3CG1DST_XMM12_DW0,
534 BS3CG1DST_XMM13_DW0,
535 BS3CG1DST_XMM14_DW0,
536 BS3CG1DST_XMM15_DW0,
537 BS3CG1DST_XMM0_DW0_ZX,
538 BS3CG1DST_XMM1_DW0_ZX,
539 BS3CG1DST_XMM2_DW0_ZX,
540 BS3CG1DST_XMM3_DW0_ZX,
541 BS3CG1DST_XMM4_DW0_ZX,
542 BS3CG1DST_XMM5_DW0_ZX,
543 BS3CG1DST_XMM6_DW0_ZX,
544 BS3CG1DST_XMM7_DW0_ZX,
545 BS3CG1DST_XMM8_DW0_ZX,
546 BS3CG1DST_XMM9_DW0_ZX,
547 BS3CG1DST_XMM10_DW0_ZX,
548 BS3CG1DST_XMM11_DW0_ZX,
549 BS3CG1DST_XMM12_DW0_ZX,
550 BS3CG1DST_XMM13_DW0_ZX,
551 BS3CG1DST_XMM14_DW0_ZX,
552 BS3CG1DST_XMM15_DW0_ZX,
553 /* AVX registers. */
554 BS3CG1DST_YMM0,
555 BS3CG1DST_YMM1,
556 BS3CG1DST_YMM2,
557 BS3CG1DST_YMM3,
558 BS3CG1DST_YMM4,
559 BS3CG1DST_YMM5,
560 BS3CG1DST_YMM6,
561 BS3CG1DST_YMM7,
562 BS3CG1DST_YMM8,
563 BS3CG1DST_YMM9,
564 BS3CG1DST_YMM10,
565 BS3CG1DST_YMM11,
566 BS3CG1DST_YMM12,
567 BS3CG1DST_YMM13,
568 BS3CG1DST_YMM14,
569 BS3CG1DST_YMM15,
570
571 /* Special fields: */
572 BS3CG1DST_SPECIAL_START,
573 BS3CG1DST_VALUE_XCPT = BS3CG1DST_SPECIAL_START, /**< Expected exception based on input or result. */
574
575 BS3CG1DST_END
576} BS3CG1DST;
577AssertCompile(BS3CG1DST_END <= 256);
578
579/** @name Selector opcode definitions.
580 *
581 * Selector programs are very simple, they are zero or more predicate tests
582 * that are ANDed together. If a predicate test fails, the test is skipped.
583 *
584 * One instruction is encoded as byte, where the first bit indicates what kind
585 * of test and the 7 remaining bits indicates which predicate to check.
586 *
587 * @{ */
588#define BS3CG1SEL_OP_KIND_MASK UINT8_C(0x01) /**< The operator part (put in lower bit to reduce switch value range). */
589#define BS3CG1SEL_OP_IS_TRUE UINT8_C(0x00) /**< Check that the predicate is true. */
590#define BS3CG1SEL_OP_IS_FALSE UINT8_C(0x01) /**< Check that the predicate is false. */
591#define BS3CG1SEL_OP_PRED_SHIFT 1 /**< Shift factor for getting/putting a BS3CG1PRED value into/from a byte. */
592/** @} */
593
594/**
595 * Test selector predicates (values are shifted by BS3CG1SEL_OP_PRED_SHIFT).
596 */
597typedef enum BS3CG1PRED
598{
599 BS3CG1PRED_INVALID = 0,
600
601 /* Operand size. */
602 BS3CG1PRED_SIZE_O16,
603 BS3CG1PRED_SIZE_O32,
604 BS3CG1PRED_SIZE_O64,
605 /* Execution ring. */
606 BS3CG1PRED_RING_0,
607 BS3CG1PRED_RING_1,
608 BS3CG1PRED_RING_2,
609 BS3CG1PRED_RING_3,
610 BS3CG1PRED_RING_0_THRU_2,
611 BS3CG1PRED_RING_1_THRU_3,
612 /* Basic code mode. */
613 BS3CG1PRED_CODE_64BIT,
614 BS3CG1PRED_CODE_32BIT,
615 BS3CG1PRED_CODE_16BIT,
616 /* CPU modes. */
617 BS3CG1PRED_MODE_REAL,
618 BS3CG1PRED_MODE_PROT,
619 BS3CG1PRED_MODE_LONG,
620 BS3CG1PRED_MODE_V86,
621 BS3CG1PRED_MODE_SMM,
622 BS3CG1PRED_MODE_VMX,
623 BS3CG1PRED_MODE_SVM,
624 /* Paging on/off */
625 BS3CG1PRED_PAGING_ON,
626 BS3CG1PRED_PAGING_OFF,
627 /* CPU Vendors. */
628 BS3CG1PRED_VENDOR_AMD,
629 BS3CG1PRED_VENDOR_INTEL,
630 BS3CG1PRED_VENDOR_VIA,
631
632 BS3CG1PRED_END
633} BS3CG1PRED;
634
635
636/** The test instructions (generated). */
637extern const BS3CG1INSTR BS3_FAR_DATA g_aBs3Cg1Instructions[];
638/** The number of test instructions (generated). */
639extern const uint16_t BS3_FAR_DATA g_cBs3Cg1Instructions;
640/** The mnemonics (generated).
641 * Variable length sequence of mnemonics that runs in parallel to
642 * g_aBs3Cg1Instructions. */
643extern const char BS3_FAR_DATA g_achBs3Cg1Mnemonics[];
644/** The opcodes (generated).
645 * Variable length sequence of opcode bytes that runs in parallel to
646 * g_aBs3Cg1Instructions, advancing by BS3CG1INSTR::cbOpcodes each time. */
647extern const uint8_t BS3_FAR_DATA g_abBs3Cg1Opcodes[];
648/** The operands (generated).
649 * Variable length sequence of opcode values (BS3CG1OP) that runs in
650 * parallel to g_aBs3Cg1Instructions, advancing by BS3CG1INSTR::cOperands. */
651extern const uint8_t BS3_FAR_DATA g_abBs3Cg1Operands[];
652/** The test data that BS3CG1INSTR.
653 * In order to simplify generating these, we use a byte array. */
654extern const uint8_t BS3_FAR_DATA g_abBs3Cg1Tests[];
655
656
657#endif
658
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