sim: sim_halfword: handle HRR/HRRI/HRRM/HRRS, add unit tests

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Mikael Pettersson
2020-07-27 19:18:18 +02:00
parent 187178e48a
commit 4d4ab138e6
3 changed files with 119 additions and 0 deletions

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@@ -349,6 +349,10 @@ dispatch(Core, Mem, IR, EA) ->
8#535 -> sim_halfword:handle_HRLEI(Core, Mem, IR, EA);
8#536 -> sim_halfword:handle_HRLEM(Core, Mem, IR, EA);
8#537 -> sim_halfword:handle_HRLES(Core, Mem, IR, EA);
8#540 -> sim_halfword:handle_HRR(Core, Mem, IR, EA);
8#541 -> sim_halfword:handle_HRRI(Core, Mem, IR, EA);
8#542 -> sim_halfword:handle_HRRM(Core, Mem, IR, EA);
8#543 -> sim_halfword:handle_HRRS(Core, Mem, IR, EA);
_ ->
PC = (Core#core.pc_section bsl 18) bor Core#core.pc_offset,
{Core, Mem, {error, {?MODULE, {dispatch, PC, IR, EA}}}}

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@@ -53,6 +53,10 @@
, handle_HRLZ/4
, handle_HRLZM/4
, handle_HRLZS/4
, handle_HRR/4
, handle_HRRI/4
, handle_HRRM/4
, handle_HRRS/4
]).
-include("sim_core.hrl").
@@ -408,6 +412,55 @@ handle_HRLES(Core, Mem, IR, EA) ->
fun(Core1, Mem1) -> ?FUNCTION_NAME(Core1, Mem1, IR, EA) end)
end.
%% HRR - Half Word Right to Right
-spec handle_HRR(#core{}, sim_mem:mem(), IR :: word(), #ea{})
-> {#core{}, sim_mem:mem(), {ok, integer()} | {error, {module(), term()}}}.
handle_HRR(Core, Mem, IR, EA) ->
case sim_core:c(Core, Mem, EA) of
{ok, CE} ->
AC = IR band 8#17,
CA = sim_core:get_ac(Core, AC),
Word = set_right(CA, get_right(CE)),
sim_core:next_pc(sim_core:set_ac(Core, AC, Word), Mem);
{error, Reason} ->
sim_core:page_fault(Core, Mem, ea_address(EA), read, Reason,
fun(Core1, Mem1) -> ?FUNCTION_NAME(Core1, Mem1, IR, EA) end)
end.
-spec handle_HRRI(#core{}, sim_mem:mem(), IR :: word(), #ea{})
-> {#core{}, sim_mem:mem(), {ok, integer()} | {error, {module(), term()}}}.
handle_HRRI(Core, Mem, IR, EA) ->
AC = IR band 8#17,
CA = sim_core:get_ac(Core, AC),
Word = set_right(CA, EA#ea.offset),
sim_core:next_pc(sim_core:set_ac(Core, AC, Word), Mem).
-spec handle_HRRM(#core{}, sim_mem:mem(), IR :: word(), #ea{})
-> {#core{}, sim_mem:mem(), {ok, integer()} | {error, {module(), term()}}}.
handle_HRRM(Core, Mem, IR, EA) ->
case sim_core:c(Core, Mem, EA) of
{ok, CE} ->
AC = IR band 8#17,
CA = sim_core:get_ac(Core, AC),
Word = set_right(CE, get_right(CA)),
handle_writeback(Core, Mem, EA, Word);
{error, Reason} ->
sim_core:page_fault(Core, Mem, ea_address(EA), read, Reason,
fun(Core1, Mem1) -> ?FUNCTION_NAME(Core1, Mem1, IR, EA) end)
end.
-spec handle_HRRS(#core{}, sim_mem:mem(), IR :: word(), #ea{})
-> {#core{}, sim_mem:mem(), {ok, integer()} | {error, {module(), term()}}}.
handle_HRRS(Core, Mem, IR, EA) ->
%% The manual states: "If A is zero, HRRS is a no-op (that writes in memory);
%% otherwise, it is equivalent to MOVE." This is a contradictory statement:
%% a MOVE A,E reads E but does not write to it. Compare with HLLI, which has
%% a similar statement without the "(that writes in memory)" part. For
%% consistency, treat HRRS like HLLS. Alternatively both should perform the
%% redundant reads and writes, but then they are not equivalent to MOVE.
handle_HLLS(Core, Mem, IR, EA).
%% Miscellaneous ===============================================================
handle_writeback(Core, Mem, EA, Word) ->
@@ -445,3 +498,5 @@ set_left_extend(Left) ->
set_left_ones(Left) -> (Left bsl 18) bor ((1 bsl 18) - 1).
set_left_zeros(Left) -> Left bsl 18.
set_right(Word, Right) -> (Word band (((1 bsl 18) - 1) bsl 18)) bor Right.