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VMM/IEM: Drop the IEMLIVENESS_OLD_LAYOUT code, as clang output smaller code for the new layout on arm. bugref:10372
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1/* $Id: IEMN8veRecompiler.h 103334 2024-02-13 13:45:51Z vboxsync $ */
2/** @file
3 * IEM - Interpreted Execution Manager - Native Recompiler Internals.
4 */
5
6/*
7 * Copyright (C) 2011-2023 Oracle and/or its affiliates.
8 *
9 * This file is part of VirtualBox base platform packages, as
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11 *
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24 *
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26 */
27
28#ifndef VMM_INCLUDED_SRC_include_IEMN8veRecompiler_h
29#define VMM_INCLUDED_SRC_include_IEMN8veRecompiler_h
30#ifndef RT_WITHOUT_PRAGMA_ONCE
31# pragma once
32#endif
33
34
35/** @defgroup grp_iem_n8ve_re Native Recompiler Internals.
36 * @ingroup grp_iem_int
37 * @{
38 */
39
40/** @def IEMNATIVE_WITH_TB_DEBUG_INFO
41 * Enables generating internal debug info for better TB disassembly dumping. */
42#if defined(DEBUG) || defined(DOXYGEN_RUNNING)
43# define IEMNATIVE_WITH_TB_DEBUG_INFO
44#endif
45
46/** @def IEMNATIVE_WITH_LIVENESS_ANALYSIS
47 * Enables liveness analysis. */
48#if 1 || defined(DOXYGEN_RUNNING)
49# define IEMNATIVE_WITH_LIVENESS_ANALYSIS
50#endif
51
52#ifdef VBOX_WITH_STATISTICS
53/** Always count instructions for now. */
54# define IEMNATIVE_WITH_INSTRUCTION_COUNTING
55#endif
56
57
58/** @name Stack Frame Layout
59 *
60 * @{ */
61/** The size of the area for stack variables and spills and stuff.
62 * @note This limit is duplicated in the python script(s). We add 0x40 for
63 * alignment padding. */
64#define IEMNATIVE_FRAME_VAR_SIZE (0xc0 + 0x40)
65/** Number of 64-bit variable slots (0x100 / 8 = 32. */
66#define IEMNATIVE_FRAME_VAR_SLOTS (IEMNATIVE_FRAME_VAR_SIZE / 8)
67AssertCompile(IEMNATIVE_FRAME_VAR_SLOTS == 32);
68
69#ifdef RT_ARCH_AMD64
70/** An stack alignment adjustment (between non-volatile register pushes and
71 * the stack variable area, so the latter better aligned). */
72# define IEMNATIVE_FRAME_ALIGN_SIZE 8
73
74/** Number of stack arguments slots for calls made from the frame. */
75# ifdef RT_OS_WINDOWS
76# define IEMNATIVE_FRAME_STACK_ARG_COUNT 4
77# else
78# define IEMNATIVE_FRAME_STACK_ARG_COUNT 2
79# endif
80/** Number of any shadow arguments (spill area) for calls we make. */
81# ifdef RT_OS_WINDOWS
82# define IEMNATIVE_FRAME_SHADOW_ARG_COUNT 4
83# else
84# define IEMNATIVE_FRAME_SHADOW_ARG_COUNT 0
85# endif
86
87/** Frame pointer (RBP) relative offset of the last push. */
88# ifdef RT_OS_WINDOWS
89# define IEMNATIVE_FP_OFF_LAST_PUSH (7 * -8)
90# else
91# define IEMNATIVE_FP_OFF_LAST_PUSH (5 * -8)
92# endif
93/** Frame pointer (RBP) relative offset of the stack variable area (the lowest
94 * address for it). */
95# define IEMNATIVE_FP_OFF_STACK_VARS (IEMNATIVE_FP_OFF_LAST_PUSH - IEMNATIVE_FRAME_ALIGN_SIZE - IEMNATIVE_FRAME_VAR_SIZE)
96/** Frame pointer (RBP) relative offset of the first stack argument for calls. */
97# define IEMNATIVE_FP_OFF_STACK_ARG0 (IEMNATIVE_FP_OFF_STACK_VARS - IEMNATIVE_FRAME_STACK_ARG_COUNT * 8)
98/** Frame pointer (RBP) relative offset of the second stack argument for calls. */
99# define IEMNATIVE_FP_OFF_STACK_ARG1 (IEMNATIVE_FP_OFF_STACK_ARG0 + 8)
100# ifdef RT_OS_WINDOWS
101/** Frame pointer (RBP) relative offset of the third stack argument for calls. */
102# define IEMNATIVE_FP_OFF_STACK_ARG2 (IEMNATIVE_FP_OFF_STACK_ARG0 + 16)
103/** Frame pointer (RBP) relative offset of the fourth stack argument for calls. */
104# define IEMNATIVE_FP_OFF_STACK_ARG3 (IEMNATIVE_FP_OFF_STACK_ARG0 + 24)
105# endif
106
107# ifdef RT_OS_WINDOWS
108/** Frame pointer (RBP) relative offset of the first incoming shadow argument. */
109# define IEMNATIVE_FP_OFF_IN_SHADOW_ARG0 (16)
110/** Frame pointer (RBP) relative offset of the second incoming shadow argument. */
111# define IEMNATIVE_FP_OFF_IN_SHADOW_ARG1 (24)
112/** Frame pointer (RBP) relative offset of the third incoming shadow argument. */
113# define IEMNATIVE_FP_OFF_IN_SHADOW_ARG2 (32)
114/** Frame pointer (RBP) relative offset of the fourth incoming shadow argument. */
115# define IEMNATIVE_FP_OFF_IN_SHADOW_ARG3 (40)
116# endif
117
118#elif RT_ARCH_ARM64
119/** No alignment padding needed for arm64. */
120# define IEMNATIVE_FRAME_ALIGN_SIZE 0
121/** No stack argument slots, got 8 registers for arguments will suffice. */
122# define IEMNATIVE_FRAME_STACK_ARG_COUNT 0
123/** There are no argument spill area. */
124# define IEMNATIVE_FRAME_SHADOW_ARG_COUNT 0
125
126/** Number of saved registers at the top of our stack frame.
127 * This includes the return address and old frame pointer, so x19 thru x30. */
128# define IEMNATIVE_FRAME_SAVE_REG_COUNT (12)
129/** The size of the save registered (IEMNATIVE_FRAME_SAVE_REG_COUNT). */
130# define IEMNATIVE_FRAME_SAVE_REG_SIZE (IEMNATIVE_FRAME_SAVE_REG_COUNT * 8)
131
132/** Frame pointer (BP) relative offset of the last push. */
133# define IEMNATIVE_FP_OFF_LAST_PUSH (10 * -8)
134
135/** Frame pointer (BP) relative offset of the stack variable area (the lowest
136 * address for it). */
137# define IEMNATIVE_FP_OFF_STACK_VARS (IEMNATIVE_FP_OFF_LAST_PUSH - IEMNATIVE_FRAME_ALIGN_SIZE - IEMNATIVE_FRAME_VAR_SIZE)
138
139#else
140# error "port me"
141#endif
142/** @} */
143
144
145/** @name Fixed Register Allocation(s)
146 * @{ */
147/** @def IEMNATIVE_REG_FIXED_PVMCPU
148 * The number of the register holding the pVCpu pointer. */
149/** @def IEMNATIVE_REG_FIXED_PCPUMCTX
150 * The number of the register holding the &pVCpu->cpum.GstCtx pointer.
151 * @note This not available on AMD64, only ARM64. */
152/** @def IEMNATIVE_REG_FIXED_TMP0
153 * Dedicated temporary register.
154 * @todo replace this by a register allocator and content tracker. */
155/** @def IEMNATIVE_REG_FIXED_MASK
156 * Mask GPRs with fixes assignments, either by us or dictated by the CPU/OS
157 * architecture. */
158#if defined(RT_ARCH_AMD64) && !defined(DOXYGEN_RUNNING)
159# define IEMNATIVE_REG_FIXED_PVMCPU X86_GREG_xBX
160# define IEMNATIVE_REG_FIXED_TMP0 X86_GREG_x11
161# define IEMNATIVE_REG_FIXED_MASK ( RT_BIT_32(IEMNATIVE_REG_FIXED_PVMCPU) \
162 | RT_BIT_32(IEMNATIVE_REG_FIXED_TMP0) \
163 | RT_BIT_32(X86_GREG_xSP) \
164 | RT_BIT_32(X86_GREG_xBP) )
165
166#elif defined(RT_ARCH_ARM64) || defined(DOXYGEN_RUNNING)
167# define IEMNATIVE_REG_FIXED_PVMCPU ARMV8_A64_REG_X28
168# define IEMNATIVE_REG_FIXED_PCPUMCTX ARMV8_A64_REG_X27
169# define IEMNATIVE_REG_FIXED_TMP0 ARMV8_A64_REG_X15
170# define IEMNATIVE_REG_FIXED_MASK ( RT_BIT_32(ARMV8_A64_REG_SP) \
171 | RT_BIT_32(ARMV8_A64_REG_LR) \
172 | RT_BIT_32(ARMV8_A64_REG_BP) \
173 | RT_BIT_32(IEMNATIVE_REG_FIXED_PVMCPU) \
174 | RT_BIT_32(IEMNATIVE_REG_FIXED_PCPUMCTX) \
175 | RT_BIT_32(ARMV8_A64_REG_X18) \
176 | RT_BIT_32(IEMNATIVE_REG_FIXED_TMP0) )
177
178#else
179# error "port me"
180#endif
181/** @} */
182
183/** @name Call related registers.
184 * @{ */
185/** @def IEMNATIVE_CALL_RET_GREG
186 * The return value register. */
187/** @def IEMNATIVE_CALL_ARG_GREG_COUNT
188 * Number of arguments in registers. */
189/** @def IEMNATIVE_CALL_ARG0_GREG
190 * The general purpose register carrying argument \#0. */
191/** @def IEMNATIVE_CALL_ARG1_GREG
192 * The general purpose register carrying argument \#1. */
193/** @def IEMNATIVE_CALL_ARG2_GREG
194 * The general purpose register carrying argument \#2. */
195/** @def IEMNATIVE_CALL_ARG3_GREG
196 * The general purpose register carrying argument \#3. */
197/** @def IEMNATIVE_CALL_VOLATILE_GREG_MASK
198 * Mask of registers the callee will not save and may trash. */
199#ifdef RT_ARCH_AMD64
200# define IEMNATIVE_CALL_RET_GREG X86_GREG_xAX
201
202# ifdef RT_OS_WINDOWS
203# define IEMNATIVE_CALL_ARG_GREG_COUNT 4
204# define IEMNATIVE_CALL_ARG0_GREG X86_GREG_xCX
205# define IEMNATIVE_CALL_ARG1_GREG X86_GREG_xDX
206# define IEMNATIVE_CALL_ARG2_GREG X86_GREG_x8
207# define IEMNATIVE_CALL_ARG3_GREG X86_GREG_x9
208# define IEMNATIVE_CALL_ARGS_GREG_MASK ( RT_BIT_32(IEMNATIVE_CALL_ARG0_GREG) \
209 | RT_BIT_32(IEMNATIVE_CALL_ARG1_GREG) \
210 | RT_BIT_32(IEMNATIVE_CALL_ARG2_GREG) \
211 | RT_BIT_32(IEMNATIVE_CALL_ARG3_GREG) )
212# define IEMNATIVE_CALL_VOLATILE_GREG_MASK ( RT_BIT_32(X86_GREG_xAX) \
213 | RT_BIT_32(X86_GREG_xCX) \
214 | RT_BIT_32(X86_GREG_xDX) \
215 | RT_BIT_32(X86_GREG_x8) \
216 | RT_BIT_32(X86_GREG_x9) \
217 | RT_BIT_32(X86_GREG_x10) \
218 | RT_BIT_32(X86_GREG_x11) )
219# else
220# define IEMNATIVE_CALL_ARG_GREG_COUNT 6
221# define IEMNATIVE_CALL_ARG0_GREG X86_GREG_xDI
222# define IEMNATIVE_CALL_ARG1_GREG X86_GREG_xSI
223# define IEMNATIVE_CALL_ARG2_GREG X86_GREG_xDX
224# define IEMNATIVE_CALL_ARG3_GREG X86_GREG_xCX
225# define IEMNATIVE_CALL_ARG4_GREG X86_GREG_x8
226# define IEMNATIVE_CALL_ARG5_GREG X86_GREG_x9
227# define IEMNATIVE_CALL_ARGS_GREG_MASK ( RT_BIT_32(IEMNATIVE_CALL_ARG0_GREG) \
228 | RT_BIT_32(IEMNATIVE_CALL_ARG1_GREG) \
229 | RT_BIT_32(IEMNATIVE_CALL_ARG2_GREG) \
230 | RT_BIT_32(IEMNATIVE_CALL_ARG3_GREG) \
231 | RT_BIT_32(IEMNATIVE_CALL_ARG4_GREG) \
232 | RT_BIT_32(IEMNATIVE_CALL_ARG5_GREG) )
233# define IEMNATIVE_CALL_VOLATILE_GREG_MASK ( RT_BIT_32(X86_GREG_xAX) \
234 | RT_BIT_32(X86_GREG_xCX) \
235 | RT_BIT_32(X86_GREG_xDX) \
236 | RT_BIT_32(X86_GREG_xDI) \
237 | RT_BIT_32(X86_GREG_xSI) \
238 | RT_BIT_32(X86_GREG_x8) \
239 | RT_BIT_32(X86_GREG_x9) \
240 | RT_BIT_32(X86_GREG_x10) \
241 | RT_BIT_32(X86_GREG_x11) )
242# endif
243
244#elif defined(RT_ARCH_ARM64)
245# define IEMNATIVE_CALL_RET_GREG ARMV8_A64_REG_X0
246# define IEMNATIVE_CALL_ARG_GREG_COUNT 8
247# define IEMNATIVE_CALL_ARG0_GREG ARMV8_A64_REG_X0
248# define IEMNATIVE_CALL_ARG1_GREG ARMV8_A64_REG_X1
249# define IEMNATIVE_CALL_ARG2_GREG ARMV8_A64_REG_X2
250# define IEMNATIVE_CALL_ARG3_GREG ARMV8_A64_REG_X3
251# define IEMNATIVE_CALL_ARG4_GREG ARMV8_A64_REG_X4
252# define IEMNATIVE_CALL_ARG5_GREG ARMV8_A64_REG_X5
253# define IEMNATIVE_CALL_ARG6_GREG ARMV8_A64_REG_X6
254# define IEMNATIVE_CALL_ARG7_GREG ARMV8_A64_REG_X7
255# define IEMNATIVE_CALL_ARGS_GREG_MASK ( RT_BIT_32(ARMV8_A64_REG_X0) \
256 | RT_BIT_32(ARMV8_A64_REG_X1) \
257 | RT_BIT_32(ARMV8_A64_REG_X2) \
258 | RT_BIT_32(ARMV8_A64_REG_X3) \
259 | RT_BIT_32(ARMV8_A64_REG_X4) \
260 | RT_BIT_32(ARMV8_A64_REG_X5) \
261 | RT_BIT_32(ARMV8_A64_REG_X6) \
262 | RT_BIT_32(ARMV8_A64_REG_X7) )
263# define IEMNATIVE_CALL_VOLATILE_GREG_MASK ( RT_BIT_32(ARMV8_A64_REG_X0) \
264 | RT_BIT_32(ARMV8_A64_REG_X1) \
265 | RT_BIT_32(ARMV8_A64_REG_X2) \
266 | RT_BIT_32(ARMV8_A64_REG_X3) \
267 | RT_BIT_32(ARMV8_A64_REG_X4) \
268 | RT_BIT_32(ARMV8_A64_REG_X5) \
269 | RT_BIT_32(ARMV8_A64_REG_X6) \
270 | RT_BIT_32(ARMV8_A64_REG_X7) \
271 | RT_BIT_32(ARMV8_A64_REG_X8) \
272 | RT_BIT_32(ARMV8_A64_REG_X9) \
273 | RT_BIT_32(ARMV8_A64_REG_X10) \
274 | RT_BIT_32(ARMV8_A64_REG_X11) \
275 | RT_BIT_32(ARMV8_A64_REG_X12) \
276 | RT_BIT_32(ARMV8_A64_REG_X13) \
277 | RT_BIT_32(ARMV8_A64_REG_X14) \
278 | RT_BIT_32(ARMV8_A64_REG_X15) \
279 | RT_BIT_32(ARMV8_A64_REG_X16) \
280 | RT_BIT_32(ARMV8_A64_REG_X17) )
281
282#endif
283
284/** This is the maximum argument count we'll ever be needing. */
285#if defined(RT_OS_WINDOWS) && defined(VBOXSTRICTRC_STRICT_ENABLED)
286# define IEMNATIVE_CALL_MAX_ARG_COUNT 8
287#else
288# define IEMNATIVE_CALL_MAX_ARG_COUNT 7
289#endif
290/** @} */
291
292
293/** @def IEMNATIVE_HST_GREG_COUNT
294 * Number of host general purpose registers we tracker. */
295/** @def IEMNATIVE_HST_GREG_MASK
296 * Mask corresponding to IEMNATIVE_HST_GREG_COUNT that can be applied to
297 * inverted register masks and such to get down to a correct set of regs. */
298#ifdef RT_ARCH_AMD64
299# define IEMNATIVE_HST_GREG_COUNT 16
300# define IEMNATIVE_HST_GREG_MASK UINT32_C(0xffff)
301
302#elif defined(RT_ARCH_ARM64)
303# define IEMNATIVE_HST_GREG_COUNT 32
304# define IEMNATIVE_HST_GREG_MASK UINT32_MAX
305#else
306# error "Port me!"
307#endif
308
309
310/** Native code generator label types. */
311typedef enum
312{
313 kIemNativeLabelType_Invalid = 0,
314 /* Labels w/o data, only once instance per TB: */
315 kIemNativeLabelType_Return,
316 kIemNativeLabelType_ReturnBreak,
317 kIemNativeLabelType_ReturnWithFlags,
318 kIemNativeLabelType_NonZeroRetOrPassUp,
319 kIemNativeLabelType_RaiseGp0,
320 kIemNativeLabelType_ObsoleteTb,
321 kIemNativeLabelType_NeedCsLimChecking,
322 kIemNativeLabelType_CheckBranchMiss,
323 /* Labels with data, potentially multiple instances per TB: */
324 kIemNativeLabelType_FirstWithMultipleInstances,
325 kIemNativeLabelType_If = kIemNativeLabelType_FirstWithMultipleInstances,
326 kIemNativeLabelType_Else,
327 kIemNativeLabelType_Endif,
328 kIemNativeLabelType_CheckIrq,
329 kIemNativeLabelType_TlbLookup,
330 kIemNativeLabelType_TlbMiss,
331 kIemNativeLabelType_TlbDone,
332 kIemNativeLabelType_End
333} IEMNATIVELABELTYPE;
334
335/** Native code generator label definition. */
336typedef struct IEMNATIVELABEL
337{
338 /** Code offset if defined, UINT32_MAX if it needs to be generated after/in
339 * the epilog. */
340 uint32_t off;
341 /** The type of label (IEMNATIVELABELTYPE). */
342 uint16_t enmType;
343 /** Additional label data, type specific. */
344 uint16_t uData;
345} IEMNATIVELABEL;
346/** Pointer to a label. */
347typedef IEMNATIVELABEL *PIEMNATIVELABEL;
348
349
350/** Native code generator fixup types. */
351typedef enum
352{
353 kIemNativeFixupType_Invalid = 0,
354#if defined(RT_ARCH_AMD64) || defined(RT_ARCH_X86)
355 /** AMD64 fixup: PC relative 32-bit with addend in bData. */
356 kIemNativeFixupType_Rel32,
357#elif defined(RT_ARCH_ARM64)
358 /** ARM64 fixup: PC relative offset at bits 25:0 (B, BL). */
359 kIemNativeFixupType_RelImm26At0,
360 /** ARM64 fixup: PC relative offset at bits 23:5 (CBZ, CBNZ, B.CC). */
361 kIemNativeFixupType_RelImm19At5,
362 /** ARM64 fixup: PC relative offset at bits 18:5 (TBZ, TBNZ). */
363 kIemNativeFixupType_RelImm14At5,
364#endif
365 kIemNativeFixupType_End
366} IEMNATIVEFIXUPTYPE;
367
368/** Native code generator fixup. */
369typedef struct IEMNATIVEFIXUP
370{
371 /** Code offset of the fixup location. */
372 uint32_t off;
373 /** The IEMNATIVELABEL this is a fixup for. */
374 uint16_t idxLabel;
375 /** The fixup type (IEMNATIVEFIXUPTYPE). */
376 uint8_t enmType;
377 /** Addend or other data. */
378 int8_t offAddend;
379} IEMNATIVEFIXUP;
380/** Pointer to a native code generator fixup. */
381typedef IEMNATIVEFIXUP *PIEMNATIVEFIXUP;
382
383
384/**
385 * One bit of the state.
386 *
387 * Each register state takes up two bits. We keep the two bits in two separate
388 * 64-bit words to simplify applying them to the guest shadow register mask in
389 * the register allocator.
390 */
391typedef union IEMLIVENESSBIT
392{
393 uint64_t bm64;
394 RT_GCC_EXTENSION struct
395 { /* bit no */
396 uint64_t bmGprs : 16; /**< 0x00 / 0: The 16 general purpose registers. */
397 uint64_t fUnusedPc : 1; /**< 0x10 / 16: (PC in ) */
398 uint64_t uPadding1 : 3; /**< 0x11 / 17: */
399 uint64_t bmSegBase : 6; /**< 0x14 / 20: */
400 uint64_t bmSegAttrib : 6; /**< 0x1a / 26: */
401 uint64_t bmSegLimit : 6; /**< 0x20 / 32: */
402 uint64_t bmSegSel : 6; /**< 0x26 / 38: */
403 uint64_t fEflOther : 1; /**< 0x2c / 44: Other EFLAGS bits (~X86_EFL_STATUS_BITS & X86_EFL_LIVE_MASK). First! */
404 uint64_t fEflCf : 1; /**< 0x2d / 45: Carry flag (X86_EFL_CF / 0). */
405 uint64_t fEflPf : 1; /**< 0x2e / 46: Parity flag (X86_EFL_PF / 2). */
406 uint64_t fEflAf : 1; /**< 0x2f / 47: Auxilary carry flag (X86_EFL_AF / 4). */
407 uint64_t fEflZf : 1; /**< 0x30 / 48: Zero flag (X86_EFL_ZF / 6). */
408 uint64_t fEflSf : 1; /**< 0x31 / 49: Signed flag (X86_EFL_SF / 7). */
409 uint64_t fEflOf : 1; /**< 0x32 / 50: Overflow flag (X86_EFL_OF / 12). */
410 uint64_t uUnused : 13; /* 0x33 / 51 -> 0x40/64 */
411 };
412} IEMLIVENESSBIT;
413AssertCompileSize(IEMLIVENESSBIT, 8);
414
415
416/**
417 * A liveness state entry.
418 *
419 * The first 128 bits runs parallel to kIemNativeGstReg_xxx for the most part.
420 * Once we add a SSE register shadowing, we'll add another 64-bit element for
421 * that.
422 */
423typedef union IEMLIVENESSENTRY
424{
425 uint64_t bm64[16 / 8];
426 uint16_t bm32[16 / 4];
427 uint16_t bm16[16 / 2];
428 uint8_t bm8[16 / 1];
429 RT_GCC_EXTENSION struct
430 {
431 /** Bit \#0 of the register states. */
432 IEMLIVENESSBIT Bit0;
433 /** Bit \#1 of the register states. */
434 IEMLIVENESSBIT Bit1;
435 };
436} IEMLIVENESSENTRY;
437AssertCompileSize(IEMLIVENESSENTRY, 16);
438/** Pointer to a liveness state entry. */
439typedef IEMLIVENESSENTRY *PIEMLIVENESSENTRY;
440/** Pointer to a const liveness state entry. */
441typedef IEMLIVENESSENTRY const *PCIEMLIVENESSENTRY;
442
443/** @name 64-bit value masks for IEMLIVENESSENTRY.
444 * @{ */ /* 0xzzzzyyyyxxxxwwww */
445#define IEMLIVENESSBIT_MASK UINT64_C(0x0007fffffff0ffff)
446
447#define IEMLIVENESSBIT0_XCPT_OR_CALL UINT64_C(0x0000000000000000)
448#define IEMLIVENESSBIT1_XCPT_OR_CALL IEMLIVENESSBIT_MASK
449
450#define IEMLIVENESSBIT0_ALL_UNUSED IEMLIVENESSBIT_MASK
451#define IEMLIVENESSBIT1_ALL_UNUSED UINT64_C(0x0000000000000000)
452
453#define IEMLIVENESSBIT_ALL_EFL_MASK UINT64_C(0x0007f00000000000)
454
455#define IEMLIVENESSBIT0_ALL_EFL_INPUT IEMLIVENESSBIT_ALL_EFL_MASK
456#define IEMLIVENESSBIT1_ALL_EFL_INPUT IEMLIVENESSBIT_ALL_EFL_MASK
457/** @} */
458
459
460/** @name The liveness state for a register.
461 *
462 * The state values have been picked to with state accumulation in mind (what
463 * the iemNativeLivenessFunc_xxxx functions does), as that is the most
464 * performance critical work done with the values.
465 *
466 * This is a compressed state that only requires 2 bits per register.
467 * When accumulating state, we'll be using three IEMLIVENESSENTRY copies:
468 * 1. the incoming state from the following call,
469 * 2. the outgoing state for this call,
470 * 3. mask of the entries set in the 2nd.
471 *
472 * The mask entry (3rd one above) will be used both when updating the outgoing
473 * state and when merging in incoming state for registers not touched by the
474 * current call.
475 *
476 * @{ */
477/** The register will be clobbered and the current value thrown away.
478 *
479 * When this is applied to the state (2) we'll simply be AND'ing it with the
480 * (old) mask (3) and adding the register to the mask. This way we'll
481 * preserve the high priority IEMLIVENESS_STATE_XCPT_OR_CALL and
482 * IEMLIVENESS_STATE_INPUT states. */
483#define IEMLIVENESS_STATE_CLOBBERED 0
484/** The register is unused in the remainder of the TB.
485 *
486 * This is an initial state and can not be set by any of the
487 * iemNativeLivenessFunc_xxxx callbacks. */
488#define IEMLIVENESS_STATE_UNUSED 1
489/** The register value is required in a potential call or exception.
490 *
491 * This means that the register value must be calculated and is best written to
492 * the state, but that any shadowing registers can be flushed thereafter as it's
493 * not used again. This state has lower priority than IEMLIVENESS_STATE_INPUT.
494 *
495 * It is typically applied across the board, but we preserve incoming
496 * IEMLIVENESS_STATE_INPUT values. This latter means we have to do some extra
497 * trickery to filter out IEMLIVENESS_STATE_UNUSED:
498 * 1. r0 = old & ~mask;
499 * 2. r0 = t1 & (t1 >> 1)'
500 * 3. state |= r0 | 0b10;
501 * 4. mask = ~0;
502 */
503#define IEMLIVENESS_STATE_XCPT_OR_CALL 2
504/** The register value is used as input.
505 *
506 * This means that the register value must be calculated and it is best to keep
507 * it in a register. It does not need to be writtent out as such. This is the
508 * highest priority state.
509 *
510 * Whether the call modifies the register or not isn't relevant to earlier
511 * calls, so that's not recorded.
512 *
513 * When applying this state we just or in the value in the outgoing state and
514 * mask. */
515#define IEMLIVENESS_STATE_INPUT 3
516/** Mask of the state bits. */
517#define IEMLIVENESS_STATE_MASK 3
518/** The number of bits per state. */
519#define IEMLIVENESS_STATE_BIT_COUNT 2
520/** Check if we're expecting accesses to a register with the given (previous) liveness state.
521 * . */
522#define IEMLIVENESS_STATE_IS_ACCESS_EXPECTED(a_uState) ((uint32_t)((a_uState) - 1U) >= (uint32_t)(IEMLIVENESS_STATE_INPUT - 1U))
523/** Check if a register clobbering is expected given the (previous) liveness state.
524 * The state must be either CLOBBERED or XCPT_OR_CALL, but it may also
525 * include INPUT if the register is used in more than one place. */
526#define IEMLIVENESS_STATE_IS_CLOBBER_EXPECTED(a_uState) ((uint32_t)(a_uState) != IEMLIVENESS_STATE_UNUSED)
527/** @} */
528
529/** @name Liveness helpers for builtin functions and similar.
530 *
531 * These are not used by IEM_MC_BEGIN/END blocks, IEMAllN8veLiveness.cpp has its
532 * own set of manimulator macros for those.
533 *
534 * @{ */
535/** Initializing the outgoing state with a potential xcpt or call state.
536 * This only works when all later changes will be IEMLIVENESS_STATE_INPUT. */
537#define IEM_LIVENESS_RAW_INIT_WITH_XCPT_OR_CALL(a_pOutgoing, a_pIncoming) \
538 do { \
539 (a_pOutgoing)->Bit0.bm64 = (a_pIncoming)->Bit0.bm64 & (a_pIncoming)->Bit1.bm64; \
540 (a_pOutgoing)->Bit1.bm64 = IEMLIVENESSBIT1_XCPT_OR_CALL; \
541 } while (0)
542
543/** Adds a segment base register as input to the outgoing state. */
544#define IEM_LIVENESS_RAW_SEG_BASE_INPUT(a_pOutgoing, a_iSReg) do { \
545 (a_pOutgoing)->Bit0.bmSegBase |= RT_BIT_64(a_iSReg); \
546 (a_pOutgoing)->Bit1.bmSegBase |= RT_BIT_64(a_iSReg); \
547 } while (0)
548
549/** Adds a segment attribute register as input to the outgoing state. */
550#define IEM_LIVENESS_RAW_SEG_ATTRIB_INPUT(a_pOutgoing, a_iSReg) do { \
551 (a_pOutgoing)->Bit0.bmSegAttrib |= RT_BIT_64(a_iSReg); \
552 (a_pOutgoing)->Bit1.bmSegAttrib |= RT_BIT_64(a_iSReg); \
553 } while (0)
554
555
556/** Adds a segment limit register as input to the outgoing state. */
557#define IEM_LIVENESS_RAW_SEG_LIMIT_INPUT(a_pOutgoing, a_iSReg) do { \
558 (a_pOutgoing)->Bit0.bmSegLimit |= RT_BIT_64(a_iSReg); \
559 (a_pOutgoing)->Bit1.bmSegLimit |= RT_BIT_64(a_iSReg); \
560 } while (0)
561
562/** Adds a segment limit register as input to the outgoing state. */
563#define IEM_LIVENESS_RAW_EFLAGS_ONE_INPUT(a_pOutgoing, a_fEflMember) do { \
564 (a_pOutgoing)->Bit0.a_fEflMember |= 1; \
565 (a_pOutgoing)->Bit1.a_fEflMember |= 1; \
566 } while (0)
567/** @} */
568
569/**
570 * Guest registers that can be shadowed in GPRs.
571 *
572 * This runs parallel to the first 128-bits of liveness state. To avoid having
573 * the SegLimitXxxx range cross from the 1st 64-bit word to the 2nd,
574 * we've inserted some padding. The EFlags must be placed last, as the liveness
575 * state tracks it as 7 subcomponents and we don't want to waste space here.
576 */
577typedef enum IEMNATIVEGSTREG : uint8_t
578{
579 kIemNativeGstReg_GprFirst = 0,
580 kIemNativeGstReg_GprLast = kIemNativeGstReg_GprFirst + 15,
581 kIemNativeGstReg_Pc,
582 kIemNativeGstReg_LivenessPadding17,
583 kIemNativeGstReg_LivenessPadding18,
584 kIemNativeGstReg_LivenessPadding19,
585 kIemNativeGstReg_SegBaseFirst,
586 kIemNativeGstReg_SegBaseLast = kIemNativeGstReg_SegBaseFirst + 5,
587 kIemNativeGstReg_SegAttribFirst,
588 kIemNativeGstReg_SegAttribLast = kIemNativeGstReg_SegAttribFirst + 5,
589 kIemNativeGstReg_SegLimitFirst,
590 kIemNativeGstReg_SegLimitLast = kIemNativeGstReg_SegLimitFirst + 5,
591 kIemNativeGstReg_SegSelFirst,
592 kIemNativeGstReg_SegSelLast = kIemNativeGstReg_SegSelFirst + 5,
593 kIemNativeGstReg_EFlags, /**< 32-bit, includes internal flags - last! */
594 kIemNativeGstReg_End
595} IEMNATIVEGSTREG;
596AssertCompile((int)kIemNativeGstReg_SegLimitFirst == 32);
597
598/** @name Helpers for converting register numbers to IEMNATIVEGSTREG values.
599 * @{ */
600#define IEMNATIVEGSTREG_GPR(a_iGpr) ((IEMNATIVEGSTREG)(kIemNativeGstReg_GprFirst + (a_iGpr) ))
601#define IEMNATIVEGSTREG_SEG_SEL(a_iSegReg) ((IEMNATIVEGSTREG)(kIemNativeGstReg_SegSelFirst + (a_iSegReg) ))
602#define IEMNATIVEGSTREG_SEG_BASE(a_iSegReg) ((IEMNATIVEGSTREG)(kIemNativeGstReg_SegBaseFirst + (a_iSegReg) ))
603#define IEMNATIVEGSTREG_SEG_LIMIT(a_iSegReg) ((IEMNATIVEGSTREG)(kIemNativeGstReg_SegLimitFirst + (a_iSegReg) ))
604#define IEMNATIVEGSTREG_SEG_ATTRIB(a_iSegReg) ((IEMNATIVEGSTREG)(kIemNativeGstReg_SegAttribFirst + (a_iSegReg) ))
605/** @} */
606
607/**
608 * Intended use statement for iemNativeRegAllocTmpForGuestReg().
609 */
610typedef enum IEMNATIVEGSTREGUSE
611{
612 /** The usage is read-only, the register holding the guest register
613 * shadow copy will not be modified by the caller. */
614 kIemNativeGstRegUse_ReadOnly = 0,
615 /** The caller will update the guest register (think: PC += cbInstr).
616 * The guest shadow copy will follow the returned register. */
617 kIemNativeGstRegUse_ForUpdate,
618 /** The call will put an entirely new value in the guest register, so
619 * if new register is allocate it will be returned uninitialized. */
620 kIemNativeGstRegUse_ForFullWrite,
621 /** The caller will use the guest register value as input in a calculation
622 * and the host register will be modified.
623 * This means that the returned host register will not be marked as a shadow
624 * copy of the guest register. */
625 kIemNativeGstRegUse_Calculation
626} IEMNATIVEGSTREGUSE;
627
628/**
629 * Guest registers (classes) that can be referenced.
630 */
631typedef enum IEMNATIVEGSTREGREF : uint8_t
632{
633 kIemNativeGstRegRef_Invalid = 0,
634 kIemNativeGstRegRef_Gpr,
635 kIemNativeGstRegRef_GprHighByte, /**< AH, CH, DH, BH*/
636 kIemNativeGstRegRef_EFlags,
637 kIemNativeGstRegRef_MxCsr,
638 kIemNativeGstRegRef_FpuReg,
639 kIemNativeGstRegRef_MReg,
640 kIemNativeGstRegRef_XReg,
641 //kIemNativeGstRegRef_YReg, - doesn't work.
642 kIemNativeGstRegRef_End
643} IEMNATIVEGSTREGREF;
644
645
646/** Variable kinds. */
647typedef enum IEMNATIVEVARKIND : uint8_t
648{
649 /** Customary invalid zero value. */
650 kIemNativeVarKind_Invalid = 0,
651 /** This is either in a register or on the stack. */
652 kIemNativeVarKind_Stack,
653 /** Immediate value - loaded into register when needed, or can live on the
654 * stack if referenced (in theory). */
655 kIemNativeVarKind_Immediate,
656 /** Variable reference - loaded into register when needed, never stack. */
657 kIemNativeVarKind_VarRef,
658 /** Guest register reference - loaded into register when needed, never stack. */
659 kIemNativeVarKind_GstRegRef,
660 /** End of valid values. */
661 kIemNativeVarKind_End
662} IEMNATIVEVARKIND;
663
664
665/** Variable or argument. */
666typedef struct IEMNATIVEVAR
667{
668 /** The kind of variable. */
669 IEMNATIVEVARKIND enmKind;
670 /** The variable size in bytes. */
671 uint8_t cbVar;
672 /** The first stack slot (uint64_t), except for immediate and references
673 * where it usually is UINT8_MAX. This is allocated lazily, so if a variable
674 * has a stack slot it has been initialized and has a value. Unused variables
675 * has neither a stack slot nor a host register assignment. */
676 uint8_t idxStackSlot;
677 /** The host register allocated for the variable, UINT8_MAX if not. */
678 uint8_t idxReg;
679 /** The argument number if argument, UINT8_MAX if regular variable. */
680 uint8_t uArgNo;
681 /** If referenced, the index of the variable referencing this one, otherwise
682 * UINT8_MAX. A referenced variable must only be placed on the stack and
683 * must be either kIemNativeVarKind_Stack or kIemNativeVarKind_Immediate. */
684 uint8_t idxReferrerVar;
685 /** Guest register being shadowed here, kIemNativeGstReg_End(/UINT8_MAX) if not.
686 * @todo not sure what this really is for... */
687 IEMNATIVEGSTREG enmGstReg;
688 /** Set if the registered is currently used exclusively, false if the
689 * variable is idle and the register can be grabbed. */
690 bool fRegAcquired;
691
692 union
693 {
694 /** kIemNativeVarKind_Immediate: The immediate value. */
695 uint64_t uValue;
696 /** kIemNativeVarKind_VarRef: The index of the variable being referenced. */
697 uint8_t idxRefVar;
698 /** kIemNativeVarKind_GstRegRef: The guest register being referrenced. */
699 struct
700 {
701 /** The class of register. */
702 IEMNATIVEGSTREGREF enmClass;
703 /** Index within the class. */
704 uint8_t idx;
705 } GstRegRef;
706 } u;
707} IEMNATIVEVAR;
708
709/** What is being kept in a host register. */
710typedef enum IEMNATIVEWHAT : uint8_t
711{
712 /** The traditional invalid zero value. */
713 kIemNativeWhat_Invalid = 0,
714 /** Mapping a variable (IEMNATIVEHSTREG::idxVar). */
715 kIemNativeWhat_Var,
716 /** Temporary register, this is typically freed when a MC completes. */
717 kIemNativeWhat_Tmp,
718 /** Call argument w/o a variable mapping. This is free (via
719 * IEMNATIVE_CALL_VOLATILE_GREG_MASK) after the call is emitted. */
720 kIemNativeWhat_Arg,
721 /** Return status code.
722 * @todo not sure if we need this... */
723 kIemNativeWhat_rc,
724 /** The fixed pVCpu (PVMCPUCC) register.
725 * @todo consider offsetting this on amd64 to use negative offsets to access
726 * more members using 8-byte disp. */
727 kIemNativeWhat_pVCpuFixed,
728 /** The fixed pCtx (PCPUMCTX) register.
729 * @todo consider offsetting this on amd64 to use negative offsets to access
730 * more members using 8-byte disp. */
731 kIemNativeWhat_pCtxFixed,
732 /** Fixed temporary register. */
733 kIemNativeWhat_FixedTmp,
734 /** Register reserved by the CPU or OS architecture. */
735 kIemNativeWhat_FixedReserved,
736 /** End of valid values. */
737 kIemNativeWhat_End
738} IEMNATIVEWHAT;
739
740/**
741 * Host general register entry.
742 *
743 * The actual allocation status is kept in IEMRECOMPILERSTATE::bmHstRegs.
744 *
745 * @todo Track immediate values in host registers similarlly to how we track the
746 * guest register shadow copies. For it to be real helpful, though,
747 * we probably need to know which will be reused and put them into
748 * non-volatile registers, otherwise it's going to be more or less
749 * restricted to an instruction or two.
750 */
751typedef struct IEMNATIVEHSTREG
752{
753 /** Set of guest registers this one shadows.
754 *
755 * Using a bitmap here so we can designate the same host register as a copy
756 * for more than one guest register. This is expected to be useful in
757 * situations where one value is copied to several registers in a sequence.
758 * If the mapping is 1:1, then we'd have to pick which side of a 'MOV SRC,DST'
759 * sequence we'd want to let this register follow to be a copy of and there
760 * will always be places where we'd be picking the wrong one.
761 */
762 uint64_t fGstRegShadows;
763 /** What is being kept in this register. */
764 IEMNATIVEWHAT enmWhat;
765 /** Variable index if holding a variable, otherwise UINT8_MAX. */
766 uint8_t idxVar;
767 /** Stack slot assigned by iemNativeVarSaveVolatileRegsPreHlpCall and freed
768 * by iemNativeVarRestoreVolatileRegsPostHlpCall. This is not valid outside
769 * that scope. */
770 uint8_t idxStackSlot;
771 /** Alignment padding. */
772 uint8_t abAlign[5];
773} IEMNATIVEHSTREG;
774
775
776/**
777 * Core state for the native recompiler, that is, things that needs careful
778 * handling when dealing with branches.
779 */
780typedef struct IEMNATIVECORESTATE
781{
782 /** Allocation bitmap for aHstRegs. */
783 uint32_t bmHstRegs;
784
785 /** Bitmap marking which host register contains guest register shadow copies.
786 * This is used during register allocation to try preserve copies. */
787 uint32_t bmHstRegsWithGstShadow;
788 /** Bitmap marking valid entries in aidxGstRegShadows. */
789 uint64_t bmGstRegShadows;
790
791 union
792 {
793 /** Index of variable arguments, UINT8_MAX if not valid. */
794 uint8_t aidxArgVars[8];
795 /** For more efficient resetting. */
796 uint64_t u64ArgVars;
797 };
798
799 /** Allocation bitmap for the stack. */
800 uint32_t bmStack;
801 /** Allocation bitmap for aVars. */
802 uint32_t bmVars;
803
804 /** Maps a guest register to a host GPR (index by IEMNATIVEGSTREG).
805 * Entries are only valid if the corresponding bit in bmGstRegShadows is set.
806 * (A shadow copy of a guest register can only be held in a one host register,
807 * there are no duplicate copies or ambiguities like that). */
808 uint8_t aidxGstRegShadows[kIemNativeGstReg_End];
809
810 /** Host register allocation tracking. */
811 IEMNATIVEHSTREG aHstRegs[IEMNATIVE_HST_GREG_COUNT];
812
813 /** Variables and arguments. */
814 IEMNATIVEVAR aVars[9];
815} IEMNATIVECORESTATE;
816/** Pointer to core state. */
817typedef IEMNATIVECORESTATE *PIEMNATIVECORESTATE;
818/** Pointer to const core state. */
819typedef IEMNATIVECORESTATE const *PCIEMNATIVECORESTATE;
820
821
822/**
823 * Conditional stack entry.
824 */
825typedef struct IEMNATIVECOND
826{
827 /** Set if we're in the "else" part, clear if we're in the "if" before it. */
828 bool fInElse;
829 /** The label for the IEM_MC_ELSE. */
830 uint32_t idxLabelElse;
831 /** The label for the IEM_MC_ENDIF. */
832 uint32_t idxLabelEndIf;
833 /** The initial state snapshot as the if-block starts executing. */
834 IEMNATIVECORESTATE InitialState;
835 /** The state snapshot at the end of the if-block. */
836 IEMNATIVECORESTATE IfFinalState;
837} IEMNATIVECOND;
838/** Pointer to a condition stack entry. */
839typedef IEMNATIVECOND *PIEMNATIVECOND;
840
841
842/**
843 * Native recompiler state.
844 */
845typedef struct IEMRECOMPILERSTATE
846{
847 /** Size of the buffer that pbNativeRecompileBufR3 points to in
848 * IEMNATIVEINSTR units. */
849 uint32_t cInstrBufAlloc;
850#ifdef VBOX_STRICT
851 /** Strict: How far the last iemNativeInstrBufEnsure() checked. */
852 uint32_t offInstrBufChecked;
853#else
854 uint32_t uPadding1; /* We don't keep track of the size here... */
855#endif
856 /** Fixed temporary code buffer for native recompilation. */
857 PIEMNATIVEINSTR pInstrBuf;
858
859 /** Bitmaps with the label types used. */
860 uint64_t bmLabelTypes;
861 /** Actual number of labels in paLabels. */
862 uint32_t cLabels;
863 /** Max number of entries allowed in paLabels before reallocating it. */
864 uint32_t cLabelsAlloc;
865 /** Labels defined while recompiling (referenced by fixups). */
866 PIEMNATIVELABEL paLabels;
867 /** Array with indexes of unique labels (uData always 0). */
868 uint32_t aidxUniqueLabels[kIemNativeLabelType_FirstWithMultipleInstances];
869
870 /** Actual number of fixups paFixups. */
871 uint32_t cFixups;
872 /** Max number of entries allowed in paFixups before reallocating it. */
873 uint32_t cFixupsAlloc;
874 /** Buffer used by the recompiler for recording fixups when generating code. */
875 PIEMNATIVEFIXUP paFixups;
876
877#ifdef IEMNATIVE_WITH_TB_DEBUG_INFO
878 /** Number of debug info entries allocated for pDbgInfo. */
879 uint32_t cDbgInfoAlloc;
880 uint32_t uPadding;
881 /** Debug info. */
882 PIEMTBDBG pDbgInfo;
883#endif
884
885#ifdef IEMNATIVE_WITH_LIVENESS_ANALYSIS
886 /** The current call index (liveness array and threaded calls in TB). */
887 uint32_t idxCurCall;
888 /** Number of liveness entries allocated. */
889 uint32_t cLivenessEntriesAlloc;
890 /** Liveness entries for all the calls in the TB begin recompiled.
891 * The entry for idxCurCall contains the info for what the next call will
892 * require wrt registers. (Which means the last entry is the initial liveness
893 * state.) */
894 PIEMLIVENESSENTRY paLivenessEntries;
895#endif
896
897 /** The translation block being recompiled. */
898 PCIEMTB pTbOrg;
899 /** The VMCPU structure of the EMT. */
900 PVMCPUCC pVCpu;
901
902 /** Condition sequence number (for generating unique labels). */
903 uint16_t uCondSeqNo;
904 /** Check IRQ seqeunce number (for generating unique labels). */
905 uint16_t uCheckIrqSeqNo;
906 /** TLB load sequence number (for generating unique labels). */
907 uint16_t uTlbSeqNo;
908 /** The current condition stack depth (aCondStack). */
909 uint8_t cCondDepth;
910
911 /** The argument count + hidden regs from the IEM_MC_BEGIN statement. */
912 uint8_t cArgs;
913 /** The IEM_CIMPL_F_XXX flags from the IEM_MC_BEGIN statement. */
914 uint32_t fCImpl;
915 /** The IEM_MC_F_XXX flags from the IEM_MC_BEGIN statement. */
916 uint32_t fMc;
917 /** The expected IEMCPU::fExec value for the current call/instruction. */
918 uint32_t fExec;
919
920 /** Core state requiring care with branches. */
921 IEMNATIVECORESTATE Core;
922
923 /** The condition nesting stack. */
924 IEMNATIVECOND aCondStack[2];
925
926#ifndef IEM_WITH_THROW_CATCH
927 /** Pointer to the setjmp/longjmp buffer if we're not using C++ exceptions
928 * for recompilation error handling. */
929 jmp_buf JmpBuf;
930#endif
931} IEMRECOMPILERSTATE;
932/** Pointer to a native recompiler state. */
933typedef IEMRECOMPILERSTATE *PIEMRECOMPILERSTATE;
934
935
936/** @def IEMNATIVE_TRY_SETJMP
937 * Wrapper around setjmp / try, hiding all the ugly differences.
938 *
939 * @note Use with extreme care as this is a fragile macro.
940 * @param a_pReNative The native recompile state.
941 * @param a_rcTarget The variable that should receive the status code in case
942 * of a longjmp/throw.
943 */
944/** @def IEMNATIVE_CATCH_LONGJMP_BEGIN
945 * Start wrapper for catch / setjmp-else.
946 *
947 * This will set up a scope.
948 *
949 * @note Use with extreme care as this is a fragile macro.
950 * @param a_pReNative The native recompile state.
951 * @param a_rcTarget The variable that should receive the status code in case
952 * of a longjmp/throw.
953 */
954/** @def IEMNATIVE_CATCH_LONGJMP_END
955 * End wrapper for catch / setjmp-else.
956 *
957 * This will close the scope set up by IEMNATIVE_CATCH_LONGJMP_BEGIN and clean
958 * up the state.
959 *
960 * @note Use with extreme care as this is a fragile macro.
961 * @param a_pReNative The native recompile state.
962 */
963/** @def IEMNATIVE_DO_LONGJMP
964 *
965 * Wrapper around longjmp / throw.
966 *
967 * @param a_pReNative The native recompile state.
968 * @param a_rc The status code jump back with / throw.
969 */
970#ifdef IEM_WITH_THROW_CATCH
971# define IEMNATIVE_TRY_SETJMP(a_pReNative, a_rcTarget) \
972 a_rcTarget = VINF_SUCCESS; \
973 try
974# define IEMNATIVE_CATCH_LONGJMP_BEGIN(a_pReNative, a_rcTarget) \
975 catch (int rcThrown) \
976 { \
977 a_rcTarget = rcThrown
978# define IEMNATIVE_CATCH_LONGJMP_END(a_pReNative) \
979 } \
980 ((void)0)
981# define IEMNATIVE_DO_LONGJMP(a_pReNative, a_rc) throw int(a_rc)
982#else /* !IEM_WITH_THROW_CATCH */
983# define IEMNATIVE_TRY_SETJMP(a_pReNative, a_rcTarget) \
984 if ((a_rcTarget = setjmp((a_pReNative)->JmpBuf)) == 0)
985# define IEMNATIVE_CATCH_LONGJMP_BEGIN(a_pReNative, a_rcTarget) \
986 else \
987 { \
988 ((void)0)
989# define IEMNATIVE_CATCH_LONGJMP_END(a_pReNative) \
990 }
991# define IEMNATIVE_DO_LONGJMP(a_pReNative, a_rc) longjmp((a_pReNative)->JmpBuf, (a_rc))
992#endif /* !IEM_WITH_THROW_CATCH */
993
994
995/**
996 * Native recompiler worker for a threaded function.
997 *
998 * @returns New code buffer offset; throws VBox status code in case of a failure.
999 * @param pReNative The native recompiler state.
1000 * @param off The current code buffer offset.
1001 * @param pCallEntry The threaded call entry.
1002 *
1003 * @note This may throw/longjmp VBox status codes (int) to abort compilation, so no RT_NOEXCEPT!
1004 */
1005typedef uint32_t (VBOXCALL FNIEMNATIVERECOMPFUNC)(PIEMRECOMPILERSTATE pReNative, uint32_t off, PCIEMTHRDEDCALLENTRY pCallEntry);
1006/** Pointer to a native recompiler worker for a threaded function. */
1007typedef FNIEMNATIVERECOMPFUNC *PFNIEMNATIVERECOMPFUNC;
1008
1009/** Defines a native recompiler worker for a threaded function.
1010 * @see FNIEMNATIVERECOMPFUNC */
1011#define IEM_DECL_IEMNATIVERECOMPFUNC_DEF(a_Name) \
1012 uint32_t VBOXCALL a_Name(PIEMRECOMPILERSTATE pReNative, uint32_t off, PCIEMTHRDEDCALLENTRY pCallEntry)
1013
1014/** Prototypes a native recompiler function for a threaded function.
1015 * @see FNIEMNATIVERECOMPFUNC */
1016#define IEM_DECL_IEMNATIVERECOMPFUNC_PROTO(a_Name) FNIEMNATIVERECOMPFUNC a_Name
1017
1018
1019/**
1020 * Native recompiler liveness analysis worker for a threaded function.
1021 *
1022 * @param pCallEntry The threaded call entry.
1023 * @param pIncoming The incoming liveness state entry.
1024 * @param pOutgoing The outgoing liveness state entry.
1025 */
1026typedef DECLCALLBACKTYPE(void, FNIEMNATIVELIVENESSFUNC, (PCIEMTHRDEDCALLENTRY pCallEntry,
1027 PCIEMLIVENESSENTRY pIncoming, PIEMLIVENESSENTRY pOutgoing));
1028/** Pointer to a native recompiler liveness analysis worker for a threaded function. */
1029typedef FNIEMNATIVELIVENESSFUNC *PFNIEMNATIVELIVENESSFUNC;
1030
1031/** Defines a native recompiler liveness analysis worker for a threaded function.
1032 * @see FNIEMNATIVELIVENESSFUNC */
1033#define IEM_DECL_IEMNATIVELIVENESSFUNC_DEF(a_Name) \
1034 DECLCALLBACK(void) a_Name(PCIEMTHRDEDCALLENTRY pCallEntry, PCIEMLIVENESSENTRY pIncoming, PIEMLIVENESSENTRY pOutgoing)
1035
1036/** Prototypes a native recompiler liveness analysis function for a threaded function.
1037 * @see FNIEMNATIVELIVENESSFUNC */
1038#define IEM_DECL_IEMNATIVELIVENESSFUNC_PROTO(a_Name) FNIEMNATIVELIVENESSFUNC a_Name
1039
1040
1041/** Define a native recompiler helper function, safe to call from the TB code. */
1042#define IEM_DECL_NATIVE_HLP_DEF(a_RetType, a_Name, a_ArgList) \
1043 DECL_HIDDEN_THROW(a_RetType) VBOXCALL a_Name a_ArgList
1044/** Prototype a native recompiler helper function, safe to call from the TB code. */
1045#define IEM_DECL_NATIVE_HLP_PROTO(a_RetType, a_Name, a_ArgList) \
1046 DECL_HIDDEN_THROW(a_RetType) VBOXCALL a_Name a_ArgList
1047
1048
1049DECL_HIDDEN_THROW(uint32_t) iemNativeLabelCreate(PIEMRECOMPILERSTATE pReNative, IEMNATIVELABELTYPE enmType,
1050 uint32_t offWhere = UINT32_MAX, uint16_t uData = 0);
1051DECL_HIDDEN_THROW(void) iemNativeLabelDefine(PIEMRECOMPILERSTATE pReNative, uint32_t idxLabel, uint32_t offWhere);
1052DECL_HIDDEN_THROW(void) iemNativeAddFixup(PIEMRECOMPILERSTATE pReNative, uint32_t offWhere, uint32_t idxLabel,
1053 IEMNATIVEFIXUPTYPE enmType, int8_t offAddend = 0);
1054DECL_HIDDEN_THROW(PIEMNATIVEINSTR) iemNativeInstrBufEnsureSlow(PIEMRECOMPILERSTATE pReNative, uint32_t off, uint32_t cInstrReq);
1055
1056DECL_HIDDEN_THROW(uint8_t) iemNativeRegAllocTmp(PIEMRECOMPILERSTATE pReNative, uint32_t *poff, bool fPreferVolatile = true);
1057DECL_HIDDEN_THROW(uint8_t) iemNativeRegAllocTmpEx(PIEMRECOMPILERSTATE pReNative, uint32_t *poff, uint32_t fRegMask,
1058 bool fPreferVolatile = true);
1059DECL_HIDDEN_THROW(uint8_t) iemNativeRegAllocTmpImm(PIEMRECOMPILERSTATE pReNative, uint32_t *poff, uint64_t uImm,
1060 bool fPreferVolatile = true);
1061DECL_HIDDEN_THROW(uint8_t) iemNativeRegAllocTmpForGuestReg(PIEMRECOMPILERSTATE pReNative, uint32_t *poff,
1062 IEMNATIVEGSTREG enmGstReg,
1063 IEMNATIVEGSTREGUSE enmIntendedUse = kIemNativeGstRegUse_ReadOnly,
1064 bool fNoVolatileRegs = false, bool fSkipLivenessAssert = false);
1065DECL_HIDDEN_THROW(uint8_t) iemNativeRegAllocTmpForGuestRegIfAlreadyPresent(PIEMRECOMPILERSTATE pReNative, uint32_t *poff,
1066 IEMNATIVEGSTREG enmGstReg);
1067
1068DECL_HIDDEN_THROW(uint8_t) iemNativeRegAllocVar(PIEMRECOMPILERSTATE pReNative, uint32_t *poff, uint8_t idxVar);
1069DECL_HIDDEN_THROW(uint32_t) iemNativeRegAllocArgs(PIEMRECOMPILERSTATE pReNative, uint32_t off, uint8_t cArgs);
1070DECL_HIDDEN_THROW(uint8_t) iemNativeRegAssignRc(PIEMRECOMPILERSTATE pReNative, uint8_t idxHstReg);
1071DECLHIDDEN(void) iemNativeRegFree(PIEMRECOMPILERSTATE pReNative, uint8_t idxHstReg) RT_NOEXCEPT;
1072DECLHIDDEN(void) iemNativeRegFreeTmp(PIEMRECOMPILERSTATE pReNative, uint8_t idxHstReg) RT_NOEXCEPT;
1073DECLHIDDEN(void) iemNativeRegFreeTmpImm(PIEMRECOMPILERSTATE pReNative, uint8_t idxHstReg) RT_NOEXCEPT;
1074DECLHIDDEN(void) iemNativeRegFreeVar(PIEMRECOMPILERSTATE pReNative, uint8_t idxHstReg, bool fFlushShadows) RT_NOEXCEPT;
1075DECLHIDDEN(void) iemNativeRegFreeAndFlushMask(PIEMRECOMPILERSTATE pReNative, uint32_t fHstRegMask) RT_NOEXCEPT;
1076DECL_HIDDEN_THROW(uint32_t) iemNativeRegFlushPendingWrites(PIEMRECOMPILERSTATE pReNative, uint32_t off);
1077DECL_HIDDEN_THROW(uint32_t) iemNativeRegMoveAndFreeAndFlushAtCall(PIEMRECOMPILERSTATE pReNative, uint32_t off, uint8_t cArgs,
1078 uint32_t fKeepVars = 0);
1079DECLHIDDEN(void) iemNativeRegFlushGuestShadows(PIEMRECOMPILERSTATE pReNative, uint64_t fGstRegs) RT_NOEXCEPT;
1080DECLHIDDEN(void) iemNativeRegFlushGuestShadowsByHostMask(PIEMRECOMPILERSTATE pReNative, uint32_t fHstRegs) RT_NOEXCEPT;
1081DECL_HIDDEN_THROW(uint32_t) iemNativeRegRestoreGuestShadowsInVolatileRegs(PIEMRECOMPILERSTATE pReNative, uint32_t off,
1082 uint32_t fHstRegsActiveShadows);
1083
1084DECL_HIDDEN_THROW(uint8_t) iemNativeVarGetStackSlot(PIEMRECOMPILERSTATE pReNative, uint8_t idxVar);
1085DECL_HIDDEN_THROW(uint8_t) iemNativeVarRegisterAcquire(PIEMRECOMPILERSTATE pReNative, uint8_t idxVar, uint32_t *poff,
1086 bool fInitialized = false, uint8_t idxRegPref = UINT8_MAX);
1087DECL_HIDDEN_THROW(uint8_t) iemNativeVarRegisterAcquireForGuestReg(PIEMRECOMPILERSTATE pReNative, uint8_t idxVar,
1088 IEMNATIVEGSTREG enmGstReg, uint32_t *poff);
1089DECL_HIDDEN_THROW(uint32_t) iemNativeVarSaveVolatileRegsPreHlpCall(PIEMRECOMPILERSTATE pReNative, uint32_t off,
1090 uint32_t fHstRegsNotToSave);
1091DECL_HIDDEN_THROW(uint32_t) iemNativeVarRestoreVolatileRegsPostHlpCall(PIEMRECOMPILERSTATE pReNative, uint32_t off,
1092 uint32_t fHstRegsNotToSave);
1093
1094DECL_HIDDEN_THROW(uint32_t) iemNativeEmitLoadGprWithGstShadowReg(PIEMRECOMPILERSTATE pReNative, uint32_t off,
1095 uint8_t idxHstReg, IEMNATIVEGSTREG enmGstReg);
1096DECL_HIDDEN_THROW(uint32_t) iemNativeEmitCheckCallRetAndPassUp(PIEMRECOMPILERSTATE pReNative, uint32_t off, uint8_t idxInstr);
1097DECL_HIDDEN_THROW(uint32_t) iemNativeEmitCImplCall(PIEMRECOMPILERSTATE pReNative, uint32_t off, uint8_t idxInstr,
1098 uint64_t fGstShwFlush, uintptr_t pfnCImpl, uint8_t cbInstr, uint8_t cAddParams,
1099 uint64_t uParam0, uint64_t uParam1, uint64_t uParam2);
1100DECL_HIDDEN_THROW(uint32_t) iemNativeEmitThreadedCall(PIEMRECOMPILERSTATE pReNative, uint32_t off,
1101 PCIEMTHRDEDCALLENTRY pCallEntry);
1102
1103extern DECL_HIDDEN_DATA(const char * const) g_apszIemNativeHstRegNames[];
1104
1105
1106/**
1107 * Ensures that there is sufficient space in the instruction output buffer.
1108 *
1109 * This will reallocate the buffer if needed and allowed.
1110 *
1111 * @note Always use IEMNATIVE_ASSERT_INSTR_BUF_ENSURE when done to check the
1112 * allocation size.
1113 *
1114 * @returns Pointer to the instruction output buffer on success; throws VBox
1115 * status code on failure, so no need to check it.
1116 * @param pReNative The native recompile state.
1117 * @param off Current instruction offset. Works safely for UINT32_MAX
1118 * as well.
1119 * @param cInstrReq Number of instruction about to be added. It's okay to
1120 * overestimate this a bit.
1121 */
1122DECL_FORCE_INLINE_THROW(PIEMNATIVEINSTR)
1123iemNativeInstrBufEnsure(PIEMRECOMPILERSTATE pReNative, uint32_t off, uint32_t cInstrReq)
1124{
1125 uint64_t const offChecked = off + (uint64_t)cInstrReq; /** @todo may reconsider the need for UINT32_MAX safety... */
1126 if (RT_LIKELY(offChecked <= pReNative->cInstrBufAlloc))
1127 {
1128#ifdef VBOX_STRICT
1129 pReNative->offInstrBufChecked = offChecked;
1130#endif
1131 return pReNative->pInstrBuf;
1132 }
1133 return iemNativeInstrBufEnsureSlow(pReNative, off, cInstrReq);
1134}
1135
1136/**
1137 * Checks that we didn't exceed the space requested in the last
1138 * iemNativeInstrBufEnsure() call.
1139 */
1140#define IEMNATIVE_ASSERT_INSTR_BUF_ENSURE(a_pReNative, a_off) \
1141 AssertMsg((a_off) <= (a_pReNative)->offInstrBufChecked, \
1142 ("off=%#x offInstrBufChecked=%#x\n", (a_off), (a_pReNative)->offInstrBufChecked))
1143
1144/**
1145 * Checks that a variable index is valid.
1146 */
1147#define IEMNATIVE_ASSERT_VAR_IDX(a_pReNative, a_idxVar) \
1148 AssertMsg( (unsigned)(a_idxVar) < RT_ELEMENTS((a_pReNative)->Core.aVars) \
1149 && ((a_pReNative)->Core.bmVars & RT_BIT_32(a_idxVar)), ("%s=%d\n", #a_idxVar, a_idxVar))
1150
1151/**
1152 * Checks that a variable index is valid and that the variable is assigned the
1153 * correct argument number.
1154 * This also adds a RT_NOREF of a_idxVar.
1155 */
1156#define IEMNATIVE_ASSERT_ARG_VAR_IDX(a_pReNative, a_idxVar, a_uArgNo) do { \
1157 RT_NOREF_PV(a_idxVar); \
1158 AssertMsg( (unsigned)(a_idxVar) < RT_ELEMENTS((a_pReNative)->Core.aVars) \
1159 && ((a_pReNative)->Core.bmVars & RT_BIT_32(a_idxVar))\
1160 && (a_pReNative)->Core.aVars[a_idxVar].uArgNo == (a_uArgNo) \
1161 , ("%s=%d; uArgNo=%d, expected %u\n", #a_idxVar, a_idxVar, \
1162 (a_pReNative)->Core.aVars[RT_MAX(a_idxVar, RT_ELEMENTS((a_pReNative)->Core.aVars)) - 1].uArgNo, a_uArgNo)); \
1163 } while (0)
1164
1165/**
1166 * Calculates the stack address of a variable as a [r]BP displacement value.
1167 */
1168DECL_FORCE_INLINE(int32_t)
1169iemNativeStackCalcBpDisp(uint8_t idxStackSlot)
1170{
1171 Assert(idxStackSlot < IEMNATIVE_FRAME_VAR_SLOTS);
1172 return idxStackSlot * sizeof(uint64_t) + IEMNATIVE_FP_OFF_STACK_VARS;
1173}
1174
1175
1176/**
1177 * Releases the variable's register.
1178 *
1179 * The register must have been previously acquired calling
1180 * iemNativeVarRegisterAcquire(), iemNativeVarRegisterAcquireForGuestReg() or
1181 * iemNativeVarRegisterSetAndAcquire().
1182 */
1183DECL_INLINE_THROW(void) iemNativeVarRegisterRelease(PIEMRECOMPILERSTATE pReNative, uint8_t idxVar)
1184{
1185 IEMNATIVE_ASSERT_VAR_IDX(pReNative, idxVar);
1186 Assert(pReNative->Core.aVars[idxVar].fRegAcquired);
1187 pReNative->Core.aVars[idxVar].fRegAcquired = false;
1188}
1189
1190/** @} */
1191
1192#endif /* !VMM_INCLUDED_SRC_include_IEMN8veRecompiler_h */
1193
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