Fix a problem where part of a microops parameters might be interpretted as an "ID", and also added support for symbols.

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extra : convert_revision : 60d1ef677a6a59a9d897086893843ec1ec368148

src/arch/micro_asm.py

@@ -127,9 +127,13 @@ def print_error(message):
 
 def handle_statement(parser, container, statement):
     if statement.is_microop:
+        if statement.mnemonic not in parser.microops.keys():
+            raise Exception, "Unrecognized mnemonic: %s" % statement.mnemonic
+        parser.symbols["__microopClassFromInsideTheAssembler"] = \
+            parser.microops[statement.mnemonic]
         try:
-            microop = eval('parser.microops[statement.mnemonic](%s)' %
-                    statement.params)
+            microop = eval('__microopClassFromInsideTheAssembler(%s)' %
+                    statement.params, {}, parser.symbols)
         except:
             print_error("Error creating microop object with mnemonic %s." % \
                     statement.mnemonic)
@@ -144,8 +148,13 @@ def handle_statement(parser, container, statement):
             print_error("Error adding microop.")
             raise
     elif statement.is_directive:
+        if statement.name not in container.directives.keys():
+            raise Exception, "Unrecognized directive: %s" % statement.name
+        parser.symbols["__directiveFunctionFromInsideTheAssembler"] = \
+            container.directives[statement.name]
         try:
-            eval('container.directives[statement.name](%s)' % statement.params)
+            eval('__directiveFunctionFromInsideTheAssembler(%s)' %
+                    statement.params, {}, parser.symbols)
         except:
             print_error("Error executing directive.")
             print container.directives
@@ -213,23 +222,6 @@ def t_params_COLON(t):
     t.lexer.begin('asm')
     return t
 
-# An "ID" in the micro assembler is either a label, directive, or mnemonic
-# If it's either a directive or a mnemonic, it will be optionally followed by
-# parameters. If it's a label, the following colon will make the lexer stop
-# looking for parameters.
-def t_asm_ID(t):
-    r'[A-Za-z_]\w*'
-    t.type = reserved_map.get(t.value, 'ID')
-    t.lexer.begin('params')
-    return t
-
-# If there is a label and you're -not- in the assember (which would be caught
-# above), don't start looking for parameters.
-def t_ANY_ID(t):
-    r'[A-Za-z_]\w*'
-    t.type = reserved_map.get(t.value, 'ID')
-    return t
-
 # Parameters are a string of text which don't contain an unescaped statement
 # statement terminator, ie a newline or semi colon.
 def t_params_PARAMS(t):
@@ -243,6 +235,23 @@ def t_params_PARAMS(t):
     t.lexer.begin('asm')
     return t
 
+# An "ID" in the micro assembler is either a label, directive, or mnemonic
+# If it's either a directive or a mnemonic, it will be optionally followed by
+# parameters. If it's a label, the following colon will make the lexer stop
+# looking for parameters.
+def t_asm_ID(t):
+    r'[A-Za-z_]\w*'
+    t.type = reserved_map.get(t.value, 'ID')
+    t.lexer.begin('params')
+    return t
+
+# If there is a label and you're -not- in the assembler (which would be caught
+# above), don't start looking for parameters.
+def t_ANY_ID(t):
+    r'[A-Za-z_]\w*'
+    t.type = reserved_map.get(t.value, 'ID')
+    return t
+
 # Braces enter and exit micro assembly
 def t_INITIAL_LBRACE(t):
     r'\{'
@@ -477,14 +486,11 @@ class MicroAssembler(object):
         self.parser.microops = microops
         self.parser.rom = rom
         self.parser.rom_macroop_type = rom_macroop_type
+        self.parser.symbols = {}
+        self.symbols = self.parser.symbols
 
     def assemble(self, asm):
         self.parser.parse(asm, lexer=self.lexer)
-        # Begin debug printing
-        #for macroop in self.parser.macroops.values():
-        #    print macroop
-        #print self.parser.rom
-        # End debug printing
         macroops = self.parser.macroops
         self.parser.macroops = {}
         return macroops