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39
40#include "arch/arm/insts/pseudo.hh"
41#include "cpu/exec_context.hh"
42
43DecoderFaultInst::DecoderFaultInst(ExtMachInst _machInst)
44    : ArmStaticInst("gem5decoderFault", _machInst, No_OpClass),
45      faultId(static_cast<DecoderFault>(
46                  static_cast<uint8_t>(_machInst.decoderFault)))
47{
48    // Don't call execute() if we're on a speculative path and the
49    // fault is an internal panic fault.
50    flags[IsNonSpeculative] = (faultId == DecoderFault::PANIC);
51}
52
53Fault
54DecoderFaultInst::execute(ExecContext *xc, Trace::InstRecord *traceData) const
55{
56    const PCState pc_state(xc->pcState());
57    const Addr pc(pc_state.instAddr());
58
59    switch (faultId) {
60      case DecoderFault::UNALIGNED:
61        if (machInst.aarch64) {
62            return std::make_shared<PCAlignmentFault>(pc);
63        } else {
64            // TODO: We should check if we the receiving end is in
65            // aarch64 mode and raise a PCAlignment fault instead.
66            return std::make_shared<PrefetchAbort>(
67                pc, ArmFault::AlignmentFault);
68        }
69
70      case DecoderFault::PANIC:
71        panic("Internal error in instruction decoder\n");
72
73      case DecoderFault::OK:
74        panic("Decoder fault instruction without decoder fault.\n");
75    }
76
77    panic("Unhandled fault type");
78}
79
80const char *
81DecoderFaultInst::faultName() const
82{
83    switch (faultId) {
84      case DecoderFault::OK:
85        return "OK";
86
87      case DecoderFault::UNALIGNED:
88        return "UnalignedInstruction";
89
90      case DecoderFault::PANIC:
91        return "DecoderPanic";
92    }
93
94    panic("Unhandled fault type");
95}
96
97std::string
98DecoderFaultInst::generateDisassembly(Addr pc, const SymbolTable *symtab) const
99{
100    return csprintf("gem5fault %s", faultName());
101}
102