386score.c

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#include "standard.h"
#include "coderep.h"
#include "score.h"
#include "model.h"
#include "pattern.h"
#include "procdef.h"
#include "vergen.h"
#include "opcodes.h"

extern  name            *AllocRegName(hw_reg_set);

extern  proc_def        *CurrProc;


extern  void    ScInitRegs( score *sc ) {
/****************************************
    Add some register equality "truths" to the scoreboard "sc"
*/

    int xs;
    int ds;

    ds = AllocRegName(HW_DS)->r.reg_index;
    if( _IsntTargetModel( FLOATING_DS ) ) {
        if( _IsntTargetModel( FLOATING_ES ) ) {
            xs = AllocRegName(HW_ES)->r.reg_index;
            if( RegsEqual( sc, xs, ds ) == FALSE ) {
                RegInsert( sc, xs, ds );
            }
        }
        if( _IsntTargetModel( FLOATING_SS ) ) {
            xs = AllocRegName(HW_SS)->r.reg_index;
            if( RegsEqual( sc, xs, ds ) == FALSE ) {
                RegInsert( sc, xs, ds );
            }
        }
    }
}


extern  void    AddRegs( void ) {
/**************************
    Add some registers to the N_REGISTER list, so that we can do
    scoreboarding on them
*/

    AllocRegName( HW_DS );
    AllocRegName( HW_ES );
    AllocRegName( HW_SS );
}


extern  void    ScoreSegments( score *sc ) {
/*******************************************
    Do special scoreboarding on segment registers.
*/
    sc = sc;
}


extern  bool    ScAddOk( hw_reg_set reg1, hw_reg_set reg2 ) {
/************************************************************
    Is it ok to say that "reg1" = "reg2"?  This is not ok for
    unalterable registers since there may be hidden modifications of
    these registers.
*/


    if( HW_Ovlap( reg1, CurrProc->state.unalterable ) ) {
        if( !HW_CEqual( reg1, HW_DS ) && !HW_CEqual( reg1, HW_SS ) ) {
            return( FALSE );
        }
    }
    if( HW_Ovlap( reg2, CurrProc->state.unalterable ) ) {
        if( !HW_Equal( reg2, HW_DS ) && !HW_Equal( reg2, HW_SS ) ) {
            return( FALSE );
        }
    }
    return( TRUE );
}


extern  bool    ScConvert( instruction *ins ) {
/**********************************************
    Get rid of instructions like CBW if the high part is not used in the
    next instruction.
*/
    ins = ins;
    return( FALSE );
}


extern  bool    CanReplace( instruction *ins ) {
/***********************************************
    an 8086ism
*/
    ins = ins;
    return( TRUE );
}

extern  bool    ScRealRegister( name *reg ) {
/********************************************
    Return "TRUE" if "reg" is a real machine register and not some
    monstrosity like AX:DX:BX used for calls.
*/

    return( reg->n.name_class != XX );
}