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IN NO EVENT SHALL THE COPYRIGHT 21// OWNER OR CONTRIBUTORS BE LIABLE FOR ANY DIRECT, INDIRECT, INCIDENTAL, 22// SPECIAL, EXEMPLARY, OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES (INCLUDING, BUT NOT 23// LIMITED TO, PROCUREMENT OF SUBSTITUTE GOODS OR SERVICES; LOSS OF USE, 24// DATA, OR PROFITS; OR BUSINESS INTERRUPTION) HOWEVER CAUSED AND ON ANY 25// THEORY OF LIABILITY, WHETHER IN CONTRACT, STRICT LIABILITY, OR TORT 26// (INCLUDING NEGLIGENCE OR OTHERWISE) ARISING IN ANY WAY OUT OF THE USE 27// OF THIS SOFTWARE, EVEN IF ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY OF SUCH DAMAGE. 28// 29// Authors: Stephen Hines 30 31//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// 32// 33// Bitfield definitions. 34// 35 36// Opcode fields 37def bitfield OPCODE <27:25>; 38def bitfield OPCODE_27_25 <27:25>; 39def bitfield OPCODE_24_21 <24:21>; 40def bitfield OPCODE_24_23 <24:23>; 41def bitfield OPCODE_24 <24:24>; 42def bitfield OPCODE_23_20 <23:20>; 43def bitfield OPCODE_23_21 <23:21>; 44def bitfield OPCODE_23 <23:23>; 45def bitfield OPCODE_22_8 <22: 8>; 46def bitfield OPCODE_22_21 <22:21>; 47def bitfield OPCODE_22 <22:22>; 48def bitfield OPCODE_21_20 <21:20>; 49def bitfield OPCODE_20 <20:20>; 50def bitfield OPCODE_19_18 <19:18>; 51def bitfield OPCODE_19 <19:19>; 52def bitfield OPCODE_15_12 <15:12>; 53def bitfield OPCODE_15 <15:15>; 54def bitfield OPCODE_9 < 9: 9>; 55def bitfield OPCODE_7_4 < 7: 4>; 56def bitfield OPCODE_7_5 < 7: 5>; 57def bitfield OPCODE_7_6 < 7: 6>; 58def bitfield OPCODE_7 < 7: 7>; 59def bitfield OPCODE_6_5 < 6: 5>; 60def bitfield OPCODE_6 < 6: 6>; 61def bitfield OPCODE_5 < 5: 5>; 62def bitfield OPCODE_4 < 4: 4>; 63 64// Other 65def bitfield COND_CODE <31:28>; 66def bitfield S_FIELD <20:20>; 67def bitfield RN <19:16>; 68def bitfield RD <15:12>; 69def bitfield SHIFT_SIZE <11: 7>; 70def bitfield SHIFT < 6: 5>; 71def bitfield RM < 3: 0>; 72 73def bitfield RE <20:16>; 74 75def bitfield RS <11: 8>; 76 77def bitfield RDUP <19:16>; 78def bitfield RNDN <15:12>; 79 80def bitfield RDHI <15:12>; 81def bitfield RDLO <11: 8>; 82 83def bitfield U_FIELD <23:23>; 84 85def bitfield PUSWL <24:20>; 86def bitfield PREPOST <24:24>; 87def bitfield UP <23:23>; 88def bitfield PSRUSER <22:22>; 89def bitfield WRITEBACK <21:21>; 90def bitfield LOADOP <20:20>; 91 92def bitfield PUBWL <24:20>; 93def bitfield PUIWL <24:20>; 94def bitfield BYTEACCESS <22:22>; 95 96def bitfield LUAS <23:20>; 97 98def bitfield IMM < 7: 0>; 99def bitfield IMMED_7_4 < 7: 4>; 100def bitfield IMMED_3_0 < 3: 0>; 101 102def bitfield F_MSR <19:19>; 103def bitfield S_MSR <18:18>; 104def bitfield X_MSR <17:17>; 105def bitfield C_MSR <16:16>; 106 107def bitfield Y_6 < 6: 6>; 108def bitfield X_5 < 5: 5>; 109 110def bitfield IMMED_15_4 <15: 4>; 111 112def bitfield W_FIELD <21:21>; 113 114def bitfield ROTATE <11: 8>; 115def bitfield IMMED_7_0 < 7: 0>; 116 117def bitfield T_FIELD <21:21>; 118def bitfield IMMED_11_0 <11: 0>; 119 120def bitfield IMMED_20_16 <20:16>; 121def bitfield IMMED_19_16 <19:16>; 122 123def bitfield IMMED_HI_11_8 <11: 8>; 124def bitfield IMMED_LO_3_0 < 3: 0>; 125 126def bitfield ROT <11:10>; 127 128def bitfield R_FIELD < 5: 5>; 129 130def bitfield CARET <22:22>; 131def bitfield REGLIST <15: 0>; 132 133def bitfield OFFSET <23: 0>; 134def bitfield COPRO <11: 8>; 135def bitfield OP1_7_4 < 7: 4>; 136def bitfield CM < 3: 0>; 137 138def bitfield L_FIELD <22:22>; 139def bitfield CD <15:12>; 140def bitfield OPTION < 7: 0>; 141 142def bitfield OP1_23_20 <23:20>; 143def bitfield CN <19:16>; 144def bitfield OP2_7_5 < 7: 5>; 145 146def bitfield OP1_23_21 <23:21>; 147 148def bitfield IMMED_23_0 <23: 0>; 149def bitfield M_FIELD <17:17>; 150def bitfield A_FIELD < 8: 8>; 151def bitfield I_FIELD < 7: 7>; 152def bitfield F_FIELD < 6: 6>; 153def bitfield MODE < 4: 0>; 154 155def bitfield A_BLX <24:24>; 156 157def bitfield CPNUM <11: 8>; 158// Note that FP Regs are only 3 bits 159def bitfield FN <18:16>; 160def bitfield FD <14:12>; 161def bitfield FPREGIMM < 3: 3>; 162// We can just use 3:0 for FM since the hard-wired FP regs are handled in 163// float_regfile.hh 164def bitfield FM < 3: 0>; 165def bitfield FPIMM < 2: 0>; 166def bitfield PUNWL <24:20>; 167 168// M5 instructions 169def bitfield M5FUNC <7:0>; 170 171