1//==- SystemZRegisterInfo.td - SystemZ register definitions -*- tablegen -*-==// 2// 3// The LLVM Compiler Infrastructure 4// 5// This file is distributed under the University of Illinois Open Source 6// License. See LICENSE.TXT for details. 7// 8//===----------------------------------------------------------------------===// 9 10//===----------------------------------------------------------------------===// 11// Class definitions. 12//===----------------------------------------------------------------------===// 13 14class SystemZReg<string n> : Register<n> { 15 let Namespace = "SystemZ"; 16} 17 18class SystemZRegWithSubregs<string n, list<Register> subregs> 19 : RegisterWithSubRegs<n, subregs> { 20 let Namespace = "SystemZ"; 21} 22 23let Namespace = "SystemZ" in { 24def subreg_l32 : SubRegIndex<32, 0>; // Also acts as subreg_ll32. 25def subreg_h32 : SubRegIndex<32, 32>; // Also acts as subreg_lh32. 26def subreg_l64 : SubRegIndex<64, 0>; 27def subreg_h64 : SubRegIndex<64, 64>; 28def subreg_hh32 : ComposedSubRegIndex<subreg_h64, subreg_h32>; 29def subreg_hl32 : ComposedSubRegIndex<subreg_h64, subreg_l32>; 30} 31 32// Define a register class that contains values of type TYPE and an 33// associated operand called NAME. SIZE is the size and alignment 34// of the registers and REGLIST is the list of individual registers. 35multiclass SystemZRegClass<string name, ValueType type, int size, dag regList> { 36 def AsmOperand : AsmOperandClass { 37 let Name = name; 38 let ParserMethod = "parse"##name; 39 let RenderMethod = "addRegOperands"; 40 } 41 def Bit : RegisterClass<"SystemZ", [type], size, regList> { 42 let Size = size; 43 } 44 def "" : RegisterOperand<!cast<RegisterClass>(name##"Bit")> { 45 let ParserMatchClass = !cast<AsmOperandClass>(name##"AsmOperand"); 46 } 47} 48 49//===----------------------------------------------------------------------===// 50// General-purpose registers 51//===----------------------------------------------------------------------===// 52 53// Lower 32 bits of one of the 16 64-bit general-purpose registers 54class GPR32<bits<16> num, string n> : SystemZReg<n> { 55 let HWEncoding = num; 56} 57 58// One of the 16 64-bit general-purpose registers. 59class GPR64<bits<16> num, string n, GPR32 low> 60 : SystemZRegWithSubregs<n, [low]> { 61 let HWEncoding = num; 62 let SubRegIndices = [subreg_l32]; 63} 64 65// 8 even-odd pairs of GPR64s. 66class GPR128<bits<16> num, string n, GPR64 high, GPR64 low> 67 : SystemZRegWithSubregs<n, [high, low]> { 68 let HWEncoding = num; 69 let SubRegIndices = [subreg_l64, subreg_h64]; 70} 71 72// General-purpose registers 73foreach I = 0-15 in { 74 def R#I#L : GPR32<I, "r"#I>; 75 def R#I#D : GPR64<I, "r"#I, !cast<GPR32>("R"#I#"L")>, DwarfRegNum<[I]>; 76} 77 78foreach I = [0, 2, 4, 6, 8, 10, 12, 14] in { 79 def R#I#Q : GPR128<I, "r"#I, !cast<GPR64>("R"#!add(I, 1)#"D"), 80 !cast<GPR64>("R"#I#"D")>; 81} 82 83/// Allocate the callee-saved R6-R13 backwards. That way they can be saved 84/// together with R14 and R15 in one prolog instruction. 85defm GR32 : SystemZRegClass<"GR32", i32, 32, (add (sequence "R%uL", 0, 5), 86 (sequence "R%uL", 15, 6))>; 87defm GR64 : SystemZRegClass<"GR64", i64, 64, (add (sequence "R%uD", 0, 5), 88 (sequence "R%uD", 15, 6))>; 89 90// The architecture doesn't really have any i128 support, so model the 91// register pairs as untyped instead. 92defm GR128 : SystemZRegClass<"GR128", untyped, 128, (add R0Q, R2Q, R4Q, 93 R12Q, R10Q, R8Q, R6Q, 94 R14Q)>; 95 96// Base and index registers. Everything except R0, which in an address 97// context evaluates as 0. 98defm ADDR32 : SystemZRegClass<"ADDR32", i32, 32, (sub GR32Bit, R0L)>; 99defm ADDR64 : SystemZRegClass<"ADDR64", i64, 64, (sub GR64Bit, R0D)>; 100 101// Not used directly, but needs to exist for ADDR32 and ADDR64 subregs 102// of a GR128. 103defm ADDR128 : SystemZRegClass<"ADDR128", untyped, 128, (sub GR128Bit, R0Q)>; 104 105//===----------------------------------------------------------------------===// 106// Floating-point registers 107//===----------------------------------------------------------------------===// 108 109// Lower 32 bits of one of the 16 64-bit floating-point registers 110class FPR32<bits<16> num, string n> : SystemZReg<n> { 111 let HWEncoding = num; 112} 113 114// One of the 16 64-bit floating-point registers 115class FPR64<bits<16> num, string n, FPR32 low> 116 : SystemZRegWithSubregs<n, [low]> { 117 let HWEncoding = num; 118 let SubRegIndices = [subreg_h32]; 119} 120 121// 8 pairs of FPR64s, with a one-register gap inbetween. 122class FPR128<bits<16> num, string n, FPR64 high, FPR64 low> 123 : SystemZRegWithSubregs<n, [high, low]> { 124 let HWEncoding = num; 125 let SubRegIndices = [subreg_l64, subreg_h64]; 126} 127 128// Floating-point registers 129foreach I = 0-15 in { 130 def F#I#S : FPR32<I, "f"#I>; 131 def F#I#D : FPR64<I, "f"#I, !cast<FPR32>("F"#I#"S")>, 132 DwarfRegNum<[!add(I, 16)]>; 133} 134 135foreach I = [0, 1, 4, 5, 8, 9, 12, 13] in { 136 def F#I#Q : FPR128<I, "f"#I, !cast<FPR64>("F"#!add(I, 2)#"D"), 137 !cast<FPR64>("F"#I#"D")>; 138} 139 140// There's no store-multiple instruction for FPRs, so we're not fussy 141// about the order in which call-saved registers are allocated. 142defm FP32 : SystemZRegClass<"FP32", f32, 32, (sequence "F%uS", 0, 15)>; 143defm FP64 : SystemZRegClass<"FP64", f64, 64, (sequence "F%uD", 0, 15)>; 144defm FP128 : SystemZRegClass<"FP128", f128, 128, (add F0Q, F1Q, F4Q, F5Q, 145 F8Q, F9Q, F12Q, F13Q)>; 146 147//===----------------------------------------------------------------------===// 148// Other registers 149//===----------------------------------------------------------------------===// 150 151// The 2-bit condition code field of the PSW. Every register named in an 152// inline asm needs a class associated with it. 153def CC : SystemZReg<"cc">; 154def CCRegs : RegisterClass<"SystemZ", [i32], 32, (add CC)>; 155