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<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
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<isa>

<!--
	Helpers for cat2/cat3 nop encoding, which re-uses the SRC1_R/SRC2_R
	fields to encode a # of nop delay slots following the instruction.
 -->

<expr name="#cat2-cat3-nop-encoding">
	(({SRC1_R} != 0) || ({SRC2_R} != 0)) &amp;&amp; ({REPEAT} == 0)
</expr>

<expr name="#cat2-cat3-nop-value">
	{SRC1_R} | ({SRC2_R} &lt;&lt; 1)
</expr>

<!--
	Source/Dest gpr encoding.  In the gpr case, this handles the special
	cases (p0.x/a0.x)
 -->

<expr name="#reg-gpr-a0">
	{GPR} == 61 /* a0.* */
</expr>

<expr name="#reg-gpr-p0">
	{GPR} == 62 /* p0.x */
</expr>

<bitset name="#reg-gpr" size="8">
	<override expr="#reg-gpr-a0">
		<display>
			a0.{SWIZ}
		</display>
		<assert low="2" high="7">111101</assert>
	</override>
	<override expr="#reg-gpr-p0">
		<display>
			p0.{SWIZ}
		</display>
		<assert low="2" high="7">111110</assert>
	</override>
	<display>
		r{GPR}.{SWIZ}
	</display>
	<field name="SWIZ" low="0" high="1" type="#swiz"/>
	<field name="GPR" low="2"  high="7" type="uint"/>
	<encode type="struct ir3_register *">
		<map name="GPR">src->num >> 2</map>
		<map name="SWIZ">src->num &amp; 0x3</map>
	</encode>
</bitset>

<bitset name="#reg-const" size="11">
	<display>
		c{CONST}.{SWIZ}
	</display>
	<field name="SWIZ" low="0" high="1" type="#swiz"/>
	<field name="CONST" low="2" high="10" type="uint"/>
	<encode type="struct ir3_register *">
		<map name="CONST">src->num >> 2</map>
		<map name="SWIZ">src->num &amp; 0x3</map>
	</encode>
</bitset>

<expr name="#offset-zero">
	{OFFSET} == 0
</expr>

<bitset name="#reg-relative-gpr" size="10">
	<override expr="#offset-zero">
		<display>
			r&lt;a0.x&gt;
		</display>
	</override>
	<display>
		r&lt;a0.x + {OFFSET}&gt;
	</display>
	<field name="OFFSET" low="0" high="9" type="int"/>
	<encode type="struct ir3_register *">
		<map name="OFFSET">src->array.offset</map>
	</encode>
</bitset>

<bitset name="#reg-relative-const" size="10">
	<override expr="#offset-zero">
		<display>
			c&lt;a0.x&gt;
		</display>
	</override>
	<display>
		c&lt;a0.x + {OFFSET}&gt;
	</display>
	<field name="OFFSET" low="0" high="9" type="int"/>
	<encode type="struct ir3_register *">
		<map name="OFFSET">src->array.offset</map>
	</encode>
</bitset>

<!--
	Source Register encoding, used in cat2 and cat4 where a src can be
	either gpr/const/relative
 -->

<bitset name="#multisrc" size="16">
	<doc>
		Encoding for instruction source which can be GPR/CONST/IMMED
		or relative GPR/CONST.
	</doc>
	<encode type="struct ir3_register *" case-prefix="REG_">
		<map name="ABSNEG">extract_ABSNEG(src)</map>
		<map name="SRC">src</map>
	</encode>
</bitset>

<bitset name="#mulitsrc-immed" extends="#multisrc">
	<override expr="#multisrc-half">
		<display>
			{ABSNEG}{SRC_R}h({IMMED})
		</display>
	</override>
	<display>
		{ABSNEG}{SRC_R}{IMMED}
	</display>
	<field name="IMMED" low="0"  high="10" type="int"/>
	<pattern low="11" high="13">100</pattern>
	<field name="ABSNEG" low="14" high="15" type="#absneg"/>
	<encode>
		<map name="IMMED">src->uim_val</map>
	</encode>
</bitset>

<bitset name="#mulitsrc-immed-flut" extends="#multisrc">
	<doc>
		Immediate with int->float lookup table:

			0  -> 0.0
			1  -> 0.5
			2  -> 1.0
			3  -> 2.0
			4  -> e
			5  -> pi
			6  -> 1/pi
			7  -> 1/log2(e)
			8  -> log2(e)
			9  -> 1/log2(10)
			10 -> log2(10)
			11 -> 4.0

	</doc>
	<field name="IMMED" low="0"  high="9" type="#flut"/>
	<pattern low="11" high="13">101</pattern>
	<field name="ABSNEG" low="14" high="15" type="#absneg"/>
	<encode>
		<map name="IMMED">src->uim_val</map>
	</encode>
</bitset>

<bitset name="#multisrc-immed-flut-full" extends="#mulitsrc-immed-flut">
	<display>
		{ABSNEG}{SRC_R}{IMMED}
	</display>
	<pattern pos="10">0</pattern>
</bitset>

<bitset name="#multisrc-immed-flut-half" extends="#mulitsrc-immed-flut">
	<display>
		{ABSNEG}{SRC_R}h{IMMED}
	</display>
	<pattern pos="10">1</pattern>
</bitset>

<expr name="#multisrc-half">
	!{FULL}
</expr>

<bitset name="#multisrc-gpr" extends="#multisrc">
	<display>
		{ABSNEG}{SRC_R}{HALF}{SRC}
	</display>
	<derived name="HALF" expr="#multisrc-half" type="bool" display="h"/>
	<field name="SRC" low="0" high="7" type="#reg-gpr"/>
	<pattern low="8" high="13">000000</pattern>
	<field name="ABSNEG" low="14" high="15" type="#absneg"/>
</bitset>

<bitset name="#multisrc-const" extends="#multisrc">
	<display>
		{ABSNEG}{SRC_R}{HALF}{SRC}
	</display>
	<derived name="HALF" expr="#multisrc-half" type="bool" display="h"/>
	<field name="SRC" low="0" high="10" type="#reg-const"/>
	<pattern low="11" high="13">x10</pattern>
	<field name="ABSNEG" low="14" high="15" type="#absneg"/>
</bitset>

<bitset name="#multisrc-relative" extends="#multisrc">
	<pattern low="11" high="13">001</pattern>
	<field name="ABSNEG" low="14" high="15" type="#absneg"/>
</bitset>

<bitset name="#multisrc-relative-gpr" extends="#multisrc-relative">
	<display>
		{ABSNEG}{SRC_R}{HALF}{SRC}
	</display>
	<derived name="HALF" expr="#multisrc-half" type="bool" display="h"/>
	<field name="SRC" low="0" high="9" type="#reg-relative-gpr"/>
	<pattern pos="10">0</pattern>
</bitset>

<bitset name="#multisrc-relative-const" extends="#multisrc-relative">
	<display>
		{ABSNEG}{SRC_R}{HALF}{SRC}
	</display>
	<derived name="HALF" expr="#multisrc-half" type="bool" display="h"/>
	<field name="SRC" low="0" high="9" type="#reg-relative-const"/>
	<pattern pos="10">1</pattern>
</bitset>

<!--
	For cat2/cat4, the dst reg is full precision if {FULL} == {DEST_CONV}
	In addition, for cat2 instructions that can write p0.x (cmps.*, and.b,
	xor.b, etc), p0.x is never half (DEST_CONV is ignored)
 -->
<expr name="#dest-half">
	({FULL} == {DST_CONV}) &amp;&amp; ({DST} &lt;= 0xf7 /* p0.x */)
</expr>

<expr name="#true">
	1
</expr>

<expr name="#false">
	0
</expr>

<!-- These make #true/#false a bit redundant, but I guess keep them for clarity -->
<expr name="#zero">
	0
</expr>
<expr name="#one">
	1
</expr>
<expr name="#two">
	2
</expr>

<!--
	Enums used in various places:
 -->

<enum name="#rptN">
	<value val="0" display=""/>
	<value val="1" display="(rpt1)"/>
	<value val="2" display="(rpt2)"/>
	<value val="3" display="(rpt3)"/>
	<value val="4" display="(rpt4)"/>
	<value val="5" display="(rpt5)"/>
</enum>

<enum name="#cond">
	<value val="0" display="lt"/>
	<value val="1" display="le"/>
	<value val="2" display="gt"/>
	<value val="3" display="ge"/>
	<value val="4" display="eq"/>
	<value val="5" display="ne"/>
</enum>

<enum name="#swiz">
	<value val="0" display="x"/>
	<value val="1" display="y"/>
	<value val="2" display="z"/>
	<value val="3" display="w"/>
</enum>

<enum name="#type">
	<value val="0" display="f16"/>
	<value val="1" display="f32"/>
	<value val="2" display="u16"/>
	<value val="3" display="u32"/>
	<value val="4" display="s16"/>
	<value val="5" display="s32"/>
	<value val="6" display="u8"/>
	<value val="7" display="s8"/>
</enum>

<enum name="#absneg">
	<value val="0" display=""/>
	<value val="1" display="(neg)"/>
	<value val="2" display="(abs)"/>
	<value val="3" display="(absneg)"/>
</enum>

<enum name="#flut">
	<doc>int to float lookup table</doc>
	<value val="0"  display="(0.0)"/>
	<value val="1"  display="(0.5)"/>
	<value val="2"  display="(1.0)"/>
	<value val="3"  display="(2.0)"/>
	<value val="4"  display="(e)"/>
	<value val="5"  display="(pi)"/>
	<value val="6"  display="(1/pi)"/>
	<value val="7"  display="(1/log2(e))"/>
	<value val="8"  display="(log2(e))"/>
	<value val="9"  display="(1/log2(10))"/>
	<value val="10" display="(log2(10))"/>
	<value val="11" display="(4.0)"/>
</enum>

<enum name="#wrmask">
	<value val="0"  display=""/>
	<value val="1"  display="x"/>
	<value val="2"  display="y"/>
	<value val="3"  display="xy"/>
	<value val="4"  display="z"/>
	<value val="5"  display="zx"/>
	<value val="6"  display="zy"/>
	<value val="7"  display="xyz"/>
	<value val="8"  display="w"/>
	<value val="9"  display="xw"/>
	<value val="10" display="yw"/>
	<value val="11" display="xyw"/>
	<value val="12" display="zw"/>
	<value val="13" display="xzw"/>
	<value val="14" display="yzw"/>
	<value val="15" display="xyzw"/>
</enum>

</isa>