Classes
class	BitArray
	stores a bit vector More...

class	BitArrayRange
	Reading through it will only return bits within the range. More...

class	Buffer
	Buffer for reading data from memory while instructions are being fetched. More...

class	Instruction
	holds information and translation callbacks for an instruction. More...

class	InstructionClass
	maps to VariableInstructionSet More...

class	InstructionCollection
	maps to ModedInstructionSet More...

class	InstructionContext
	this class contains parameters that persist in between instruction lookpus/translation within a translation block. More...

class	InstructionDefinition
	maps to Instruction More...

class	InstructionGroup
	maps to InstructionSet More...

class	InstructionSet
	holds etiss::instr::Instruction instances and handles automatic instruction tree creation. More...

struct	less
	calls operator< of the objects. More...

class	ModedInstructionSet
	holds etiss::instr::VariableInstructionSet instances for different modes. More...

class	OPCode
	defines the relevant bits and their value to identify an instruction. More...

class	VariableInstructionSet
	holds etiss::instr::InstructionSet instances with different bit widths. More...

Typedefs
typedef uint32_t	I

typedef std::set< Instruction * >	Node
	Holding unique instruction sets code chunks after permutation.

typedef BitArray::size_type	size_type

Functions
uint32_t	parse_i32 (const char *s)

template<typename T_ >
std::enable_if< std::is_integral< T_ >::value, typenamestd::make_unsigned< T_ >::type >::type	parse_i (const char s, bool good=0)
	this parser basically allows to write as a string hexadecimal values which will be appended as if it is one hexadecimal sequence and the "0x" prefix is replaced by a "<decimal number>x" [e.g.

Typedef Documentation

◆ I

typedef uint32_t etiss::instr::I

Definition at line 80 of file Instruction.h.

◆ Node

typedef std::set<Instruction*> etiss::instr::Node

Holding unique instruction sets code chunks after permutation.

Definition at line 155 of file Instruction.h.

◆ size_type

typedef BitArray::size_type etiss::instr::size_type

Definition at line 67 of file Instruction.cpp.

Function Documentation

◆ parse_i()

template<typename T_ >

std::enable_if< std::is_integral< T_ >::value, typenamestd::make_unsigned< T_ >::type >::type etiss::instr::parse_i	(	const char *	s,
		bool *	good = `0`
	)

this parser basically allows to write as a string hexadecimal values which will be appended as if it is one hexadecimal sequence and the "0x" prefix is replaced by a "<decimal number>x" [e.g.

12x] that defines the length in bits. e.g. "2xF 2x0 4xF" -> 0xCF

        syntax:
            string: definition [' ' string]
            definition: bit_count 'x' bit_value
            bit_count: digit [bit_count]
            digit: '0' | '1' | '2' | '3' | '4' | '5' | '6' | '7' | '8' | '9'
            bit_value: hdigit [bit_value]
            hdigit: '0' | '1' | '2' | '3' | '4' | '5' | '6' | '7' | '8' | '9' |
'A' | 'B' | 'C' | 'D' | 'E' | 'F'

bit_count is a decimal number that defines the length in bits of the definition. bit_value defines the values of the bits of the definition in hexadecimal format. the definitions are alwas placed at the least significant bits and are left shifted by definitions to the right from them. the total sum of bit_count occurences in a string must match the width of the return type otherwise an error message is printed the behaviour is undefined in case of a bit_value that has less bits than defined by the bit_count.

        example parsing process of "2xF 2x0 2xF 10x0":
            initial value:          0x0000
            parse 1. definition:    0x0003
            parse 2. definition:    0x000C
            parse 3. definition:    0x0033
            parse 4. definition:    0xCC00

See also: etiss::instr::OPCode for an example use of this syntax.

Definition at line 791 of file Instruction.h.

References etiss::ERROR, etiss::log(), and s.

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◆ parse_i32()

uint32_t etiss::instr::parse_i32 ( const char * s )

Definition at line 762 of file Instruction.cpp.

References s.

Classes

Typedefs