fis-gtm/sr_alpha/op_pattern.m64

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.title OP_PATTERN
mval$def
$routine OP_PATTERN, entry=OP_PATTERN_CA, kind=null
lda sp, -16(sp)
stq r13, 8(sp)
stq r26, (sp)
mov r27, r13
.base r13, $ls
mov r0, r16
mov r1, r17
;
; This is an array of unaligned ints. If the first word is zero, then call do_pattern
; instead of do_patfixed. Only the low order byte is significant and so it is the only
; one we need to test. We would do this in assembly because (1) we need the assmembly
; routine anyway to save the return value into $TEST and (2) it saves an extra level of
; call linkage at the C level to do the decision here.
;
ldl r28, mval$a_straddr(r1)
ldq_u r24, (r28)
extbl r24, r28, r24
beq r24, 20$
10$: $call DO_PATFIXED, args=<r16, r17>, set_arg_info=false, nonstandard=true
15$: mov r0, r24
ldq r26, (sp)
ldq r13, 8(sp)
lda sp, 16(sp)
ret r26
20$: $call DO_PATTERN, args=<r16, r17>, set_arg_info=false, nonstandard=true
br 15$
$end_routine
.end