xmpcall.c

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#include <stddef.h>
#include <string.h>
#include "xmp.h"
#include "madregs.h"

/*
        Return MS_OK if a stack push increments the stack pointer, MS_FAIL
        if it decrements it.
*/
mad_string              DIGENTRY MICallStackGrowsUp( void )
{
    return( MS_FAIL );
}

/*
        Return an array of strings, terminated by a MSTR_NIL, that
        lists out the different types of calls the architecture supports
        (e.g. near/far/interrupt).
*/
const mad_string        *DIGENTRY MICallTypeList( void )
{
    static const mad_string list[] = { MSTR_NIL };

    return( list );
}

/*
        Build a call frame to call the routine at address 'rtn' and return
        to address 'ret'. Use the register set 'in' as the starting point
        and place the register set required for the call in 'out'. The kind
        of call to make will be in 'call' (it'll be one of the strings from
        the MICallTypeList). Return MS_OK if the call frame was build,
        otherwise return the error condition.
*/
mad_status      DIGENTRY MICallBuildFrame( mad_string call, address ret, address rtn, const mad_registers *in, mad_registers *out )
{
    //NYI:
    return( MS_FAIL );
}

/*
    Return a pointer to mad_reg_info describing the return register for a
    routine.
*/
const mad_reg_info      *DIGENTRY MICallReturnReg( mad_string call, address rtn )
{
    //NYI:
    return( NULL );
}

/*
        Return a pointer to an array of register descriptions describing
        the registers used to pass parameters to a routine. The list is
        terminated by a NULL entry.
*/
const mad_reg_info      **DIGENTRY MICallParmRegList( mad_string call, address rtn )
{
    //NYI:
    static const mad_reg_info *list[] = {
        NULL };

    return( list );
}

/*
        Return the size of the data structure for walking up the call stack.
*/
unsigned        DIGENTRY MICallUpStackSize( void )
{
    return( sizeof( mad_call_up_data ) );
}

/*
        Initialize the stack walker data structure.
*/
mad_status      DIGENTRY MICallUpStackInit( mad_call_up_data *cud, const mad_registers *mr )
{
    //NYI:

    cud = cud;
    mr = mr;
    return( MS_FAIL );
}


/*
        Walk up one level in the stack frame.
*/
mad_status      DIGENTRY MICallUpStackLevel( mad_call_up_data *cud,
                                const address *start,
                                unsigned rtn_characteristics,
                                long return_disp,
                                const mad_registers *in,
                                address *execution,
                                address *frame,
                                address *stack,
                                mad_registers **out )
{
    //NYI:
    return( MS_FAIL );
}