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* Add a comment describing movs[bdw]nu.
* Add breakboint().

/*	$NetBSD: cpufunc.h,v 1.4 1997/04/21 16:16:31 matthias Exp $	*/

/*
 * Copyright (c) 1996 Matthias Pfaller.
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 *	This product includes software developed by Matthias Pfaller.
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 */

#ifndef _NS532_CPUFUNC_H_
#define	_NS532_CPUFUNC_H_

/*
 * Load a mmu register.
 */
#define	lmr(reg, src) __asm __volatile("lmr " #reg ",%0" : : "g" (src))

/*
 * Store a mmu register.
 */
#define	smr(reg, dst) __asm __volatile("smr " #reg ",%0" : "=g" (dst) :)

/*
 * Load the FPU status register.
 */
#define lfsr(src) __asm __volatile("lfsr %0" : : "g" (src))

/*
 * Store the FPU status register.
 */
#define sfsr(src) __asm __volatile("sfsr %0" : "=g" (src) :)

/*
 * Load a processor register.
 */
#define lprd(reg, src) __asm __volatile("lprd " #reg ",%0" : : "g" (src))
#define lprw(reg, src) __asm __volatile("lprw " #reg ",%0" : : "g" (src))
#define lprb(reg, src) __asm __volatile("lprb " #reg ",%0" : : "g" (src))

/*
 * Store a processor register.
 */
#define sprd(reg, dst) __asm __volatile("sprd " #reg ",%0" : "=g" (dst) :)
#define sprw(reg, dst) __asm __volatile("sprw " #reg ",%0" : "=g" ((short) (dst)) :)
#define sprb(reg, dst) __asm __volatile("sprb " #reg ",%0" : "=g" ((char) (dst)) :)

/*
 * Move data. This can be used to force
 * gcc to load a register variable.
 */
#define movd(src, dst) __asm __volatile("movd %1,%0" : "=g" (dst) : "g" (src))

/*
 * movs[bdw] for fast blockmoves.
 * movs[bdw](from, to, n) update "from" and "to".
 * movs[bdw]nu(from, to, n) do not update "from" and "to".
 */
#define movs(type, from, to, n) \
	register int r0 __asm ("r0") = n; \
	register void *r1 __asm("r1") = from; \
	register void *r2 __asm("r2") = to; \
	__asm __volatile ("movs" type \
		: "=r" (r1), "=r" (r2) \
		: "0" (r1), "1" (r2), "r" (r0) \
		: "r0", "memory" \
	);
#define movs_update(type, from, to, n) do { \
		movs(type, from, to, n); \
		from = r1; to = r2; \
	} while (0)

#define movs_noupdate(type, from, to, n) do { \
		movs(type, from, to, n); \
	} while (0)

#define movsd(from, to, n)	movs_update("d", from, to, n)
#define movsw(from, to, n)	movs_update("w", from, to, n)
#define movsb(from, to, n)	movs_update("b", from, to, n)

#define movsdnu(from, to, n)	movs_noupdate("d", from, to, n)
#define movswnu(from, to, n)	movs_noupdate("w", from, to, n)
#define movsbnu(from, to, n)	movs_noupdate("b", from, to, n)

/*
 * Invalidate data and/or instruction cache lines.
 */
#define cinv(mode, adr) __asm __volatile("cinv " #mode ",%0" : : "g" (adr))

/*
 * Load the ptb. This loads ptb0 and ptb1 to
 * avoid a cpu-bug when using dual address
 * space instructions.
 */
#define load_ptb(src) __asm __volatile("lmr ptb0,%0; lmr ptb1,%0" : : "g" (src))

/*
 * Flush tlb. Just to be save this flushes
 * kernelmode and usermode translations.
 */
#define tlbflush() __asm __volatile("smr ptb0,r0; lmr ptb0,r0; lmr ptb1,r0" : : : "r0")
#define tlbflush_entry(p) do { \
		lmr(ivar0, p); \
		lmr(ivar1, p); \
	} while(0)

/*
 * Trigger a T_BPT.
 */
#define breakpoint() __asm __volatile("bpt")

/*
 * Bits in the cfg register.
 */
#define CFG_I	0x0001		/* Enable vectored interrupts */
#define CFG_F	0x0002		/* Enable floating-point instruction set */
#define CFG_M	0x0004		/* Enable memory management instruction set */
#define CFG_ONE	0x00f0		/* Must be one */
#define CFG_DE	0x0100		/* Enable direct exception mode */
#define CFG_DC	0x0200		/* Enable data cache */
#define CFG_LDC	0x0400		/* Lock data cache */
#define CFG_IC	0x0800		/* Enable instruction cache */
#define CFG_LIC	0x1000		/* Lock instruction cache */
#define	CFG_PF	0x2000		/* Enable pipelined floating-point execution */

#endif /* !_NS532_CPUFUNC_H_ */