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 *   Mupen64plus - assemble.c                                              *
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 *   Copyright (C) 2007 Richard Goedeken (Richard42)                       *
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#include <stdlib.h>
#include <stdio.h>

#include "assemble.h"

#include "api/m64p_types.h"
#include "api/callbacks.h"
#include "r4300/recomph.h"
#include "r4300/recomp.h"
#include "r4300/r4300.h"

/* Placeholder for RIP-relative offsets is maxmimum 32-bit signed value.
 * So, if recompiled code is run without running passe2() first, it will
 * cause an exception.
*/
#define REL_PLACEHOLDER 0x7fffffff

typedef struct _jump_table
{
  unsigned int mi_addr;
  unsigned int pc_addr;
  unsigned int absolute64;
} jump_table;

static jump_table *jumps_table = NULL;
static int jumps_number = 0, max_jumps_number = 0;

typedef struct _riprelative_table
{
  unsigned int   pc_addr;     /* index in bytes from start of x86_64 code block to the displacement value to write */
  unsigned int   extra_bytes; /* number of remaining instruction bytes (immediate data) after 4-byte displacement */
  unsigned char *global_dst;  /* 64-bit pointer to the data object */
} riprelative_table;

static riprelative_table *riprel_table = NULL;
static int riprel_number = 0, max_riprel_number = 0;

/* Static Functions */

void add_jump(unsigned int pc_addr, unsigned int mi_addr, unsigned int absolute64)
{
  if (jumps_number == max_jumps_number)
  {
    max_jumps_number += 512;
    jumps_table = realloc(jumps_table, max_jumps_number*sizeof(jump_table));
  }
  jumps_table[jumps_number].pc_addr = pc_addr;
  jumps_table[jumps_number].mi_addr = mi_addr;
  jumps_table[jumps_number].absolute64 = absolute64;
  jumps_number++;
}

/* Global Functions */

void init_assembler(void *block_jumps_table, int block_jumps_number, void *block_riprel_table, int block_riprel_number)
{
  if (block_jumps_table)
  {
    jumps_table = block_jumps_table;
    jumps_number = block_jumps_number;
    if (jumps_number <= 512)
      max_jumps_number = 512;
    else
      max_jumps_number = (jumps_number + 511) & 0xfffffe00;
  }
  else
  {
    jumps_table = malloc(512*sizeof(jump_table));
    jumps_number = 0;
    max_jumps_number = 512;
  }

  if (block_riprel_table)
  {
    riprel_table = block_riprel_table;
    riprel_number = block_riprel_number;
    if (riprel_number <= 512)
      max_riprel_number = 512;
    else
      max_riprel_number = (riprel_number + 511) & 0xfffffe00;
  }
  else
  {
    riprel_table = malloc(512 * sizeof(riprelative_table));
    riprel_number = 0;
    max_riprel_number = 512;
  }
}

void free_assembler(void **block_jumps_table, int *block_jumps_number, void **block_riprel_table, int *block_riprel_number)
{
  *block_jumps_table = jumps_table;
  *block_jumps_number = jumps_number;
  *block_riprel_table = riprel_table;
  *block_riprel_number = riprel_number;
}

void passe2(precomp_instr *dest, int start, int end, precomp_block *block)
{
  unsigned int i;

  build_wrappers(dest, start, end, block);

  /* First, fix up all the jumps.  This involves a table lookup to find the offset into the block of x86_64 code for
   * for start of a recompiled r4300i instruction corresponding to the given jump destination address in the N64
   * address space.  Next, the relative offset between this destination and the location of the jump instruction is
   * computed and stored in memory, so that the jump will branch to the right place in the recompiled code.
   */
  for (i = 0; i < jumps_number; i++)
  {
    precomp_instr *jump_instr = dest + ((jumps_table[i].mi_addr - dest[0].addr) / 4);
    unsigned int   jmp_offset_loc = jumps_table[i].pc_addr;
    unsigned char *addr_dest = NULL;
    /* calculate the destination address to jump to */
    if (jump_instr->reg_cache_infos.need_map)
    {
      addr_dest = jump_instr->reg_cache_infos.jump_wrapper;
    }
    else
    {
      addr_dest = block->code + jump_instr->local_addr;
    }
    /* write either a 32-bit IP-relative offset or a 64-bit absolute address */
    if (jumps_table[i].absolute64)
    {
      *((unsigned long long *) (block->code + jmp_offset_loc)) = (unsigned long long) addr_dest;
    }
    else
    {
      long jump_rel_offset = (long) (addr_dest - (block->code + jmp_offset_loc + 4));
      *((int *) (block->code + jmp_offset_loc)) = (int) jump_rel_offset;
      if (jump_rel_offset >= 0x7fffffffLL || jump_rel_offset < -0x80000000LL)
      {
        DebugMessage(M64MSG_ERROR, "assembler pass2 error: offset too big for relative jump from %p to %p",
                     (block->code + jmp_offset_loc + 4), addr_dest);
        asm(" int $3; ");
      }
    }
  }

  /* Next, fix up all of the RIP-relative memory accesses.  This is unique to the x86_64 architecture, because
   * the 32-bit absolute displacement addressing mode is not available (and there's no 64-bit absolute displacement
   * mode either).
   */
  for (i = 0; i < riprel_number; i++)
  {
    unsigned char *rel_offset_ptr = block->code + riprel_table[i].pc_addr;
    long rip_rel_offset = (long) (riprel_table[i].global_dst - (rel_offset_ptr + 4 + riprel_table[i].extra_bytes));
    if (rip_rel_offset >= 0x7fffffffLL || rip_rel_offset < -0x80000000LL)
    {
      DebugMessage(M64MSG_ERROR, "assembler pass2 error: offset too big between mem target: %p and code position: %p",
                   riprel_table[i].global_dst, rel_offset_ptr);
      asm(" int $3; ");
    }
    *((int *) rel_offset_ptr) = (int) rip_rel_offset;
  }

}

static unsigned int g_jump_start8 = 0;
static unsigned int g_jump_start32 = 0;

void jump_start_rel8(void)
{
  g_jump_start8 = code_length;
}

void jump_start_rel32(void)
{
  g_jump_start32 = code_length;
}

void jump_end_rel8(void)
{
  unsigned int jump_end = code_length;
  int jump_vec = jump_end - g_jump_start8;

  if (jump_vec > 127 || jump_vec < -128)
  {
    DebugMessage(M64MSG_ERROR, "Error: 8-bit relative jump too long! From %x to %x", g_jump_start8, jump_end);
    asm(" int $3; ");
  }

  code_length = g_jump_start8 - 1;
  put8(jump_vec);
  code_length = jump_end;
}

void jump_end_rel32(void)
{
  unsigned int jump_end = code_length;
  int jump_vec = jump_end - g_jump_start32;

  code_length = g_jump_start32 - 4;
  put32(jump_vec);
  code_length = jump_end;
}