ir3.xml

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
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<!--
The basic idea is to define a hierarchy of encodings, where various
ranges of bits can be either:

* patterns to match to select a sub-encoding (0, 1, x (dontcare))
* instruction parameters (ie. dst register, type, etc)
* range of bits that delegates to another hierarchy (ie. src reg
  encoding which has multiple sub-encodings depending on gpr/const/
  relative)

The root of the encoding hierarchy defines the size.  By the concrete
leaf nodes of an encoding hierarchy all bits should be accounted for
(ie. either defined fields or as 0/1/x).

TODO:
* add optional min/max gen fields for cases where same binary maps
  to different instructions and/or encodings on later gens
* schema
 -->


<isa>

<import file="ir3-common.xml"/>

<bitset name="#instruction" size="64">
	<doc>
		Encoding of an ir3 instruction.  All instructions are 64b.
	</doc>
	<gen min="300"/>
	<encode type="struct ir3_instruction *" case-prefix="OPC_">
		<!--
			Define mapping from encode src to individual fields,
			which are common across all instruction categories
			at the root instruction level

			Not all of these apply to all instructions, but we
			can define mappings here for anything that is used
			in more than one instruction category.  For things
			that are specific to a single instruction category,
			mappings should be defined at that level instead.
		 -->
		<map name="DST">src->dsts[0]</map>
		<map name="SRC1">src->srcs[0]</map>
		<map name="SRC2">src->srcs[1]</map>
		<map name="SRC3">src->srcs[2]</map>
		<map name="REPEAT">src->repeat</map>
		<map name="SS">!!(src->flags &amp; IR3_INSTR_SS)</map>
		<map name="JP">!!(src->flags &amp; IR3_INSTR_JP)</map>
		<map name="SY">!!(src->flags &amp; IR3_INSTR_SY)</map>
		<map name="UL">!!(src->flags &amp; IR3_INSTR_UL)</map>
		<map name="EQ">0</map>  <!-- We don't use this (yet) -->
		<map name="SAT">!!(src->flags &amp; IR3_INSTR_SAT)</map>
	</encode>
</bitset>

<import file="ir3-cat0.xml"/>
<import file="ir3-cat1.xml"/>
<import file="ir3-cat2.xml"/>
<import file="ir3-cat3.xml"/>
<import file="ir3-cat4.xml"/>
<import file="ir3-cat5.xml"/>
<import file="ir3-cat6.xml"/>
<import file="ir3-cat7.xml"/>

</isa>