Given the similarity between LDM/STM and CLRM register lists, most of the changes in this patch aim at sharing code between those two sets of instruction. Sharing is achieved both in parsing and encoding of those instructions. In terms of parsing, parse_reg_list () is extended to take a type that describe what type of instruction is being parsed. The reg_list_els used for parse_vfp_reg_list () is reused for the type and that function is added an assert for the new REGLIST_CLRM and REGLIST_RN enumerators. parse_reg_list () is then taught to accept APSR and reject SP and PC when parsing for a CLRM instruction. At last, caller of parse_reg_list () is updated accordingly and logic is added for the new OP_CLRMLST operand. Encoding-wise, encode_thumb2_ldmstm () is reused to encode the variable bits of CLRM and is thus renamed encode_thumb2_multi (). A new do_io parameter is added to distinguish between LDM/STM and CLRM which guard all the LDM/STM specific code of the function. Finally objdump is told how to disassemble CLRM, again reusing the logic to print the LDM/STM register list (format specifier 'm'). Tests are also added in the form of negative tests to check parsing and encoding/disassembling tests. ChangeLog entries are as follows: *** gas/ChangeLog *** 2019-04-15 Thomas Preud'homme <thomas.preudhomme@arm.com> * config/tc-arm.c (enum reg_list_els): Define earlier and add REGLIST_RN and REGLIST_CLRM enumerators. (parse_reg_list): Add etype parameter to distinguish between regular core register list and CLRM register list. Add logic to recognize CLRM register list. (parse_vfp_reg_list): Assert type is not for core register list. (s_arm_unwind_save_core): Update call to parse_reg_list to new prototype. (enum operand_parse_code): Declare OP_CLRMLST enumerator. (parse_operands): Update call to parse_reg_list to new prototype. Add logic for OP_CLRMLST. (encode_thumb2_ldmstm): Rename into ... (encode_thumb2_multi): This. Add do_io parameter. Add logic to encode CLRM and guard LDM/STM only code by do_io. (do_t_ldmstm): Adapt to use encode_thumb2_multi. (do_t_push_pop): Likewise. (do_t_clrm): New function. (insns): Define CLRM. * testsuite/gas/arm/archv8m_1m-cmse-main-bad.d: New file. * testsuite/gas/arm/archv8m_1m-cmse-main-bad.l: Likewise. * testsuite/gas/arm/archv8m_1m-cmse-main-bad.s: Likewise. * testsuite/gas/arm/archv8m_1m-cmse-main.d: Likewise. * testsuite/gas/arm/archv8m_1m-cmse-main.s: Likewise. *** opcodes/ChangeLog *** 2019-04-15 Thomas Preud'homme <thomas.preudhomme@arm.com> * arm-dis.c (thumb_opcodes): Document %n control code. Add entry for CLRM. (print_insn_thumb32): Add logic to print %n CLRM register list. |
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