gem5/util/m5/m5op_x86.S

/*
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 * Authors: Gabe Black
 *          Nathan Binkert
 *          Ali Saidi
 */

#include "m5ops.h"

#ifdef M5OP_ADDR
/* Use the memory mapped m5op interface */
#define TWO_BYTE_OP(name, number)         \
        .globl name;                      \
        .func name;                       \
name:                                     \
        mov m5_mem, %r11;                 \
        mov $number, %rax;                \
        shl $8, %rax;                     \
        mov 0(%r11, %rax, 1), %rax;       \
        ret;                              \
        .endfunc;

#else
/* Use the magic instruction based m5op interface. This does not work
 * in virtualized environments.
 */

#define TWO_BYTE_OP(name, number)         \
        .globl name;                      \
        .func name;                       \
name:                                     \
        .byte 0x0F, 0x04;                 \
        .word number;                     \
        ret;                              \
        .endfunc;

#endif

TWO_BYTE_OP(arm, arm_func)
TWO_BYTE_OP(quiesce, quiesce_func)
TWO_BYTE_OP(quiesceNs, quiescens_func)
TWO_BYTE_OP(quiesceCycle, quiescecycle_func)
TWO_BYTE_OP(quiesceTime, quiescetime_func)
TWO_BYTE_OP(rpns, rpns_func)
TWO_BYTE_OP(m5_exit, exit_func)
TWO_BYTE_OP(m5_fail, fail_func)
TWO_BYTE_OP(m5_initparam, initparam_func)
TWO_BYTE_OP(m5_loadsymbol, loadsymbol_func)
TWO_BYTE_OP(m5_reset_stats, resetstats_func)
TWO_BYTE_OP(m5_dump_stats, dumpstats_func)
TWO_BYTE_OP(m5_dumpreset_stats, dumprststats_func)
TWO_BYTE_OP(m5_checkpoint, ckpt_func)
TWO_BYTE_OP(m5_readfile, readfile_func)
TWO_BYTE_OP(m5_writefile, writefile_func)
TWO_BYTE_OP(m5_debugbreak, debugbreak_func)
TWO_BYTE_OP(m5_switchcpu, switchcpu_func)
TWO_BYTE_OP(m5_addsymbol, addsymbol_func)
TWO_BYTE_OP(m5_panic, panic_func)
TWO_BYTE_OP(m5_work_begin, work_begin_func)
TWO_BYTE_OP(m5_work_end, work_end_func)
TWO_BYTE_OP(m5_togglesync, togglesync_func)