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/****************************************************************
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* *
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* Copyright 2010, 2012 Fidelity Information Services, Inc *
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* *
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* This source code contains the intellectual property *
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* of its copyright holder(s), and is made available *
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* under a license. If you do not know the terms of *
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* the license, please stop and do not read further. *
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* *
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****************************************************************/
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#include "mdef.h"
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#include "gtm_string.h"
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#include "rtnhdr.h"
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#include "stack_frame.h"
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#include "op.h"
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#include "get_ret_targ.h"
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#include "xfer_enum.h"
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#include "dollar_quit.h"
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#if defined(__sparc)
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# include "sparc.h"
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#elif defined(__s390__) || defined(__MVS__)
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# include "s390.h"
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#elif defined(__hppa)
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# include "hppa.h"
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#elif defined(__ia64)
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# include "ia64.h"
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#endif
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GBLREF int process_exiting;
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/* Determine value to return for $QUIT:
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*
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* 0 - no return value requested
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* 1 - non-alias return value requested
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* 11 - alias return value requested
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*
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* Determination of parm/no-parm is made by calling get_ret_targ() which checks the stack frames back to
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* a counted frame whether the ret_value field has a return mval, signifying that a return value is required.
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* If a return value is required, determination of the type of return value is made by examining the
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* generated instruction stream at the return point and checking for an OC_EXFUNRET or OC_EXFUNRETALS
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* (non-alias and alias type return var processor respectively) opcode following the return point. This is
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* done by isolating the instruction that indexes into the transfer table, extracting the xfer-table index
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* and checking against known values for op_exfunret and op_exfunretals to determine type of return. No match
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* means no return value.
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*
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* Because this routine looks at the generated code stream at the return point, it is highly platform
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* dependent.
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*
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* Note: If generated code changes for a platform, this module needs to be revisited.
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*/
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int dollar_quit(void)
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{
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stack_frame *sf;
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int xfer_index;
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union
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{
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unsigned char *instr;
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unsigned short *instr_type;
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unsigned char *instr_type_8;
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unsigned char *xfer_offset_8;
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short *xfer_offset_16;
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int *xfer_offset_32;
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} ptrs;
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/* There was no return value - return 0 */
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if (NULL == get_ret_targ(&sf))
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return 0;
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/* There is a return value - see if they want a "regular" or alias type return argument */
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sf = sf->old_frame_pointer; /* Caller's frame */
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# ifdef __i386
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{
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ptrs.instr = sf->mpc;
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/* First figure out the potential length of the lea* instruction loading compiler temp offset */
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if (0x078d == *ptrs.instr_type)
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ptrs.instr += 3; /* Past the 2 byte lea plus 1 byte push */
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else if (0x478d == *ptrs.instr_type)
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ptrs.instr += 4; /* Past the 3 byte lea plus 1 byte push */
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else if (0x878d == *ptrs.instr_type)
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ptrs.instr += 7; /* Past the 6 byte lea plus 1 byte push */
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else
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ptrs.instr = NULL;
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/* Note the "long format call opcode" check below assumes that both of the EXFUNRET[ALS] calls remain at a
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* greater-than-128 byte offset in the transfer table (which they currently are).
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*/
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if ((NULL != ptrs.instr) && (0x93FF == *ptrs.instr_type))
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{
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ptrs.instr += SIZEOF(*ptrs.instr_type);
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xfer_index = *ptrs.xfer_offset_32 / SIZEOF(void *);
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} else
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xfer_index = -1;
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}
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# elif defined(__x86_64__)
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{
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ptrs.instr = sf->mpc;
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if (0x8d49 == *ptrs.instr_type)
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{
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ptrs.instr += 2; /* Past first part of instruction type */
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if (0x7e == *ptrs.instr_type_8)
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ptrs.instr += 2; /* past last byte of instruction type plus 1 byte offset */
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else if (0xbe == *ptrs.instr_type_8)
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ptrs.instr += 5; /* past last byte of instruction type plus 4 byte offset */
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else
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ptrs.instr = NULL;
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} else
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ptrs.instr_type = NULL;
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if ((NULL != ptrs.instr) && (0x93FF == *ptrs.instr_type))
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{ /* Long format CALL */
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ptrs.instr += SIZEOF(*ptrs.instr_type);
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xfer_index = *ptrs.xfer_offset_32 / SIZEOF(void *);
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} else
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xfer_index = -1; /* Not an xfer index */
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}
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# elif defined(_AIX)
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{
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ptrs.instr = sf->mpc + 4; /* Past address load of compiler temp arg */
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if (0xE97C == *ptrs.instr_type)
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{ /* ld of descriptor address from xfer table */
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ptrs.instr += SIZEOF(*ptrs.instr_type);
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xfer_index = *ptrs.xfer_offset_16 / SIZEOF(void *);
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} else
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xfer_index = -1;
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}
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# elif defined(__alpha) /* Applies to both VMS and Tru64 as have same codegen */
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{
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ptrs.instr = sf->mpc + 4; /* Past address load of compiler temp arg */
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if (UNIX_ONLY(0xA36C) VMS_ONLY(0xA36B) == *(ptrs.instr_type + 1)) /* Different code for reg diff */
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/* ldl of descriptor address from xfer table - little endian - offset prior to opcode */
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xfer_index = *ptrs.xfer_offset_16 / SIZEOF(void *);
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else
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xfer_index = -1;
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}
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# elif defined(__sparc)
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{
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ptrs.instr = sf->mpc + 4; /* Past address load of compiler temp arg */
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if (0xC85C == *ptrs.instr_type)
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{ /* ldx of rtn address from xfer table */
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ptrs.instr += SIZEOF(*ptrs.instr_type);
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xfer_index = (*ptrs.xfer_offset_16 & SPARC_MASK_OFFSET) / SIZEOF(void *);
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} else
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xfer_index = -1;
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}
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# elif defined(__s390__) || defined(__MVS__)
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{
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format_RXY instr_LG;
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ZOS_ONLY(format_RR instr_RR;)
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union
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{
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int offset;
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struct
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{ /* Used to reassemble the offset in the LG instruction */
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int offset_unused:12;
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int offset_hi:8;
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int offset_low:12;
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} instr_LG_bits;
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} RXY;
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/* Need to forward space past address load of compiler temp arg. On zOS, the position of the mpc can
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* differ. If the origin point is an external call, we have to forward space past the BCR following
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* the call point. If the origin point is an internal call, the call point is a branch with no
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* following BCR. So zOS needs to determine if it has to jump over a BCR call first.
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*/
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ZOS_ONLY(memcpy(&instr_RR, sf->mpc, SIZEOF(instr_RR)));
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ptrs.instr = sf->mpc;
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ZOS_ONLY(if ((S390_OPCODE_RR_BCR == instr_RR.opcode) && (0 == instr_RR.r1) && (0 == instr_RR.r2))
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ptrs.instr += 2); /* Past BCR 0,0 from external call */
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ptrs.instr += 6; /* Past address load of compiler temp arg */
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memcpy(&instr_LG, ptrs.instr, SIZEOF(instr_LG));
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if ((S390_OPCODE_RXY_LG == instr_LG.opcode) && (S390_SUBCOD_RXY_LG == instr_LG.opcode2)
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&& (GTM_REG_SAVE_RTN_ADDR == instr_LG.r1) && (GTM_REG_XFER_TABLE == instr_LG.b2))
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{ /* LG of rtn address from xfer table */
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RXY.offset = 0;
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RXY.instr_LG_bits.offset_hi = instr_LG.dh2;
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RXY.instr_LG_bits.offset_low = instr_LG.dl2;
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xfer_index = RXY.offset / SIZEOF(void *);
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} else
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xfer_index = -1;
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}
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# elif defined(__hppa)
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{
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hppa_fmt_1 instr_LDX;
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union
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{
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int offset;
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struct
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{
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signed int high:19;
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unsigned int low:13;
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} instr_offset;
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} fmt_1;
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ptrs.instr = sf->mpc + 8; /* Past address load of compiler temp arg plus rtn call to load of xfer
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* table call with offset in delay slot */
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memcpy(&instr_LDX, ptrs.instr, SIZEOF(instr_LDX));
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if (((HPPA_INS_LDW >> HPPA_SHIFT_OP) == instr_LDX.pop) && (GTM_REG_XFER_TABLE == instr_LDX.b)
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&& (R22 == instr_LDX.t))
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{ /* ldx of rtn address from xfer table */
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fmt_1.instr_offset.low = instr_LDX.im14a;
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fmt_1.instr_offset.high = instr_LDX.im14b;
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xfer_index = fmt_1.offset / SIZEOF(void *);
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} else
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xfer_index = -1;
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}
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# elif defined(__ia64)
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{
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ia64_bundle xfer_ref_inst; /* Buffer to put built instruction into */
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ia64_fmt_A4 adds_inst; /* The actual adds instruction computing xfer reference */
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union
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{
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int offset;
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struct
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{
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# ifdef BIGENDIAN
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signed int sign:19;
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unsigned int imm6d:6;
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unsigned int imm7b:7;
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# else
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unsigned int imm7b:7;
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unsigned int imm6d:6;
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signed int sign:19;
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# endif
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} instr_offset;
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} imm14;
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ptrs.instr = sf->mpc + 16; /* Past address load of compiler temp arg */
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# ifdef BIGENDIAN
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xfer_ref_inst.hexValue.aValue = GTM_BYTESWAP_64(((ia64_bundle *)ptrs.instr)->hexValue.aValue);
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xfer_ref_inst.hexValue.bValue = GTM_BYTESWAP_64(((ia64_bundle *)ptrs.instr)->hexValue.bValue);
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# else
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xfer_ref_inst.hexValue.aValue = ((ia64_bundle *)ptrs.instr)->hexValue.aValue;
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xfer_ref_inst.hexValue.bValue = ((ia64_bundle *)ptrs.instr)->hexValue.bValue;
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# endif
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adds_inst.hexValue = xfer_ref_inst.format.inst3; /* Extract instruction from bundle */
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if ((8 == adds_inst.format.pop) && (2 == adds_inst.format.x2a)
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&& (GTM_REG_XFER_TABLE == adds_inst.format.r3) && (IA64_REG_SCRATCH1 == adds_inst.format.r1))
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{ /* We have an xfer computation instruction. Find the offset to find which opcode */
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imm14.instr_offset.imm7b = adds_inst.format.imm7b; /* Low order bits */
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imm14.instr_offset.imm6d = adds_inst.format.imm6d; /* upper bits minus sign */
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imm14.instr_offset.sign = adds_inst.format.sb; /* Sign bit propagated */
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xfer_index = imm14.offset / SIZEOF(void *);
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} else
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xfer_index = -1;
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}
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# else
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# error Unsupported Platform
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# endif
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if (xf_exfunret == xfer_index)
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/* Need a QUIT with a non-alias return value */
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return 1;
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else if (xf_exfunretals == xfer_index)
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/* Need a QUIT with an alias return value */
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return 11;
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else
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{ /* Something weird afoot - had parm block can can't locate EXFUNRET[ALS] opcode. This can happen if
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* a fatal error occurs during a call before the callee stack frame is actually pushed and we are
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* called during GTM_FATAL_ERROR.* file creation. Assert that this is the case, else, we just pretend
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* we didn't find a parm block..
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*/
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assert(process_exiting);
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return 0;
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}
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}
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