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;; @file
; innotek Portable Runtime - Global YASM/NASM macros
;

;
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;
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;

%ifndef ___iprt_asmdefs_mac
%define ___iprt_asmdefs_mac

;;
; Make the mask for the given bit.
%define RT_BIT(bit)        (1 << bit)

;;
; Align code, pad with INT3.
%define ALIGNCODE(alignment) align alignment, db 0cch

;;
; Align data, pad with ZEROs.
%define ALIGNDATA(alignment) align alignment, db 0

;;
; Align BSS, pad with ZEROs.
%define ALIGNBSS(alignment) align alignment, resb 1

;;
; NAME_OVERLOAD can be defined by a .asm module to modify all the
; names created using the name macros in this files.
; This is handy when you've got some kind of template code.
%ifndef NAME_OVERLOAD
 %define NAME_OVERLOAD(name) name
%endif

;;
; Mangles the given name so it can be referenced using DECLASM() in the
; C/C++ world.
%ifdef RT_ARCH_X86
 %ifdef RT_OS_DARWIN
  %define NAME(name)    _ %+ NAME_OVERLOAD(name)
 %endif
 %ifdef RT_OS_OS2
  %define NAME(name)    _ %+ NAME_OVERLOAD(name)
 %endif
 %ifdef RT_OS_WINDOWS
  %define NAME(name)    _ %+ NAME_OVERLOAD(name)
 %endif
%endif
%ifndef NAME
 %define NAME(name)     NAME_OVERLOAD(name)
%endif

;;
; Mangles the given C name so it will _import_ the right symbol.
%ifdef ASM_FORMAT_PE
%define IMPNAME(name)   __imp_ %+ NAME(name)
%else
%define IMPNAME(name)   NAME(name)
%endif

;;
; Gets the pointer to an imported object.
%ifdef ASM_FORMAT_PE
 %ifdef RT_ARCH_AMD64
  %define IMP(name)       qword [IMPNAME(name) wrt rip]
 %else
  %define IMP(name)       dword [IMPNAME(name)]
 %endif
%else
 %define IMP(name)       IMPNAME(name)
%endif



;;
; Global marker which is DECLASM() compatible.
%macro GLOBALNAME 1,
global NAME(%1)
NAME(%1):
%endmacro

;;
; Global exported marker which is DECLASM() compatible.
%macro EXPORTEDNAME 1,
 %ifdef __NASM__
  %ifdef ASM_FORMAT_PE
   export %1=NAME(%1)
  %endif
  %ifdef ASM_FORMAT_OMF
   export NAME(%1) NAME(%1)
  %endif
%endif
GLOBALNAME %1
%endmacro

;;
; Begins a C callable procedure.
%macro BEGINPROC 1
GLOBALNAME %1
%endmacro

;;
; Begins a C callable exported procedure.
%macro BEGINPROC_EXPORTED 1
EXPORTEDNAME %1
%endmacro

;;
; Ends a C callable procedure.
%macro ENDPROC 1
GLOBALNAME %1_EndProc
    db  0xCC, 0xCC, 0xCC, 0xCC
%endmacro


;
; Do OMF and Mach-O/Yasm segment definitions
;
; Both format requires this to get the segment order right, in the Mach-O/Yasm case
; it's only to make sure the .bss section ends up last (it's not declared here).
;
%ifdef ASM_FORMAT_OMF

 ; 16-bit segments first (OMF / OS/2 specific).
 %ifdef RT_INCL_16BIT_SEGMENTS
  segment DATA16 public CLASS=FAR_DATA align=16 use16
  segment DATA16_INIT public CLASS=FAR_DATA align=16 use16
  group DGROUP16 DATA16 DATA16_INIT

  ;;
  ; Begins 16-bit data
  %macro BEGINDATA16 0
   segment DATA16
  %endmacro

  ;;
  ; Begins 16-bit init data
  %macro BEGINDATA16INIT 0
   segment DATA16_INIT
  %endmacro

  segment CODE16 public CLASS=FAR_CODE align=16 use16
  segment CODE16_INIT public CLASS=FAR_CODE align=16 use16
  group CGROUP16 CODE16 CODE16_INIT

  ;;
  ; Begins 16-bit code
  %macro BEGINCODE16 0
   segment CODE16
  %endmacro

  ;;
  ; Begins 16-bit init code
  %macro BEGINCODE16INIT 0
   segment CODE16_INIT
  %endmacro

 %endif

 ; 32-bit segments.
 segment TEXT32 public CLASS=CODE align=16 use32 flat
 segment DATA32 public CLASS=DATA align=16 use32 flat
 segment BSS32  public CLASS=BSS  align=16 use32 flat

 ; Make the TEXT32 segment default.
 segment TEXT32
%endif

%ifdef ASM_FORMAT_MACHO
 %ifdef __YASM__
 [section .text]
 [section .data]
 %endif
%endif


;;
; Begins code
%ifdef ASM_FORMAT_OMF
 %macro BEGINCODE 0
  segment TEXT32
 %endmacro
%else
%macro BEGINCODE 0
[section .text]
%endmacro
%endif

;;
; Begins constant (read-only) data
;
; @remarks  This is mapped to the CODE section/segment when there isn't
;           any dedicated const section/segment. (There is code that
;           assumes this, so don't try change it.)
%ifdef ASM_FORMAT_OMF
 %macro BEGINCONST 0
  segment TEXT32
 %endmacro
%else
 %macro BEGINCONST 0
  %ifdef ASM_FORMAT_MACHO ;; @todo check the other guys too.
   [section .rodata]
  %else
   [section .text]
  %endif
 %endmacro
%endif

;;
; Begins initialized data
%ifdef ASM_FORMAT_OMF
 %macro BEGINDATA 0
  segment DATA32
 %endmacro
%else
%macro BEGINDATA 0
[section .data]
%endmacro
%endif

;;
; Begins uninitialized data
%ifdef ASM_FORMAT_OMF
 %macro BEGINBSS 0
  segment BSS32
 %endmacro
%else
%macro BEGINBSS 0
[section .bss]
%endmacro
%endif



;; @def ARCH_BITS
; Defines the bit count of the current context.
%ifndef ARCH_BITS
 %ifdef RT_ARCH_AMD64
  %define ARCH_BITS 64
 %else
  %define ARCH_BITS 32
 %endif
%endif

;; @def HC_ARCH_BITS
; Defines the host architechture bit count.
%ifndef HC_ARCH_BITS
 %ifndef IN_GC
  %define HC_ARCH_BITS ARCH_BITS
 %else
  %define HC_ARCH_BITS 32
 %endif
%endif

;; @def R3_ARCH_BITS
; Defines the host ring-3 architechture bit count.
%ifndef R3_ARCH_BITS
 %ifdef IN_RING3
  %define R3_ARCH_BITS ARCH_BITS
 %else
  %define R3_ARCH_BITS HC_ARCH_BITS
 %endif
%endif

;; @def R0_ARCH_BITS
; Defines the host ring-0 architechture bit count.
%ifndef R0_ARCH_BITS
 %ifdef IN_RING0
  %define R0_ARCH_BITS ARCH_BITS
 %else
  %define R0_ARCH_BITS HC_ARCH_BITS
 %endif
%endif

;; @def GC_ARCH_BITS
; Defines the guest architechture bit count.
%ifndef GC_ARCH_BITS
 %ifdef IN_GC
  %define GC_ARCH_BITS ARCH_BITS
 %else
  %define GC_ARCH_BITS 32
 %endif
%endif



;; @def RTHCPTR_DEF
; The pesudo-instruction used to declare an initialized pointer variable in the host context.
%if HC_ARCH_BITS == 64
 %define RTHCPTR_DEF    dq
%else
 %define RTHCPTR_DEF    dd
%endif

;; @def RTHCPTR_RES
; The pesudo-instruction used to declare (=reserve space for) an uninitialized pointer
; variable of the host context.
%if HC_ARCH_BITS == 64
 %define RTHCPTR_RES    resq
%else
 %define RTHCPTR_RES    resd
%endif

;; @def RTHCPTR_PRE
; The memory operand prefix used for a pointer in the host context.
%if HC_ARCH_BITS == 64
 %define RTHCPTR_PRE    qword
%else
 %define RTHCPTR_PRE    dword
%endif

;; @def RTHCPTR_CB
; The size in bytes of a pointer in the host context.
%if HC_ARCH_BITS == 64
 %define RTHCPTR_CB     8
%else
 %define RTHCPTR_CB     4
%endif



;; @def RTR0PTR_DEF
; The pesudo-instruction used to declare an initialized pointer variable in the ring-0 host context.
%if R0_ARCH_BITS == 64
 %define RTR0PTR_DEF    dq
%else
 %define RTR0PTR_DEF    dd
%endif

;; @def RTR0PTR_RES
; The pesudo-instruction used to declare (=reserve space for) an uninitialized pointer
; variable of the ring-0 host context.
%if R0_ARCH_BITS == 64
 %define RTR0PTR_RES    resq
%else
 %define RTR0PTR_RES    resd
%endif

;; @def RTR0PTR_PRE
; The memory operand prefix used for a pointer in the ring-0 host context.
%if R0_ARCH_BITS == 64
 %define RTR0PTR_PRE    qword
%else
 %define RTR0PTR_PRE    dword
%endif

;; @def RTR0PTR_CB
; The size in bytes of a pointer in the ring-0 host context.
%if R0_ARCH_BITS == 64
 %define RTR0PTR_CB     8
%else
 %define RTR0PTR_CB     4
%endif



;; @def RTR3PTR_DEF
; The pesudo-instruction used to declare an initialized pointer variable in the ring-3 host context.
%if R3_ARCH_BITS == 64
 %define RTR3PTR_DEF    dq
%else
 %define RTR3PTR_DEF    dd
%endif

;; @def RTR3PTR_RES
; The pesudo-instruction used to declare (=reserve space for) an uninitialized pointer
; variable of the ring-3 host context.
%if R3_ARCH_BITS == 64
 %define RTR3PTR_RES    resq
%else
 %define RTR3PTR_RES    resd
%endif

;; @def RTR3PTR_PRE
; The memory operand prefix used for a pointer in the ring-3 host context.
%if R3_ARCH_BITS == 64
 %define RTR3PTR_PRE    qword
%else
 %define RTR3PTR_PRE    dword
%endif

;; @def RTR3PTR_CB
; The size in bytes of a pointer in the ring-3 host context.
%if R3_ARCH_BITS == 64
 %define RTR3PTR_CB     8
%else
 %define RTR3PTR_CB     4
%endif



;; @def RTGCPTR_DEF
; The pesudo-instruction used to declare an initialized pointer variable in the guest context.
%if GC_ARCH_BITS == 64
 %define RTGCPTR_DEF    dq
%else
 %define RTGCPTR_DEF    dd
%endif

;; @def RTGCPTR_RES
; The pesudo-instruction used to declare (=reserve space for) an uninitialized pointer
; variable of the guest context.
%if GC_ARCH_BITS == 64
 %define RTGCPTR_RES    resq
%else
 %define RTGCPTR_RES    resd
%endif

;; @def RTGCPTR_PRE
; The memory operand prefix used for a pointer in the guest context.
%if GC_ARCH_BITS == 64
 %define RTGCPTR_PRE    qword
%else
 %define RTGCPTR_PRE    dword
%endif

;; @def RTGCPTR_CB
; The size in bytes of a pointer in the guest context.
%if GC_ARCH_BITS == 64
 %define RTGCPTR_CB     8
%else
 %define RTGCPTR_CB     4
%endif



;; @def RT_CCPTR_DEF
; The pesudo-instruction used to declare an initialized pointer variable in the current context.

;; @def RT_CCPTR_RES
; The pesudo-instruction used to declare (=reserve space for) an uninitialized pointer
; variable of the current context.

;; @def RT_CCPTR_PRE
; The memory operand prefix used for a pointer in the current context.

;; @def RT_CCPTR_CB
; The size in bytes of a pointer in the current context.

%ifdef IN_GC
 %define RTCCPTR_DEF        RTGCPTR_DEF
 %define RTCCPTR_RES        RTGCPTR_RES
 %define RTCCPTR_PRE        RTGCPTR_PRE
 %define RTCCPTR_CB         RTGCPTR_CB
%else
 %ifdef IN_RING0
  %define RTCCPTR_DEF       RTR0PTR_DEF
  %define RTCCPTR_RES       RTR0PTR_RES
  %define RTCCPTR_PRE       RTR0PTR_PRE
  %define RTCCPTR_CB        RTR0PTR_CB
 %else
  %define RTCCPTR_DEF       RTR3PTR_DEF
  %define RTCCPTR_RES       RTR3PTR_RES
  %define RTCCPTR_PRE       RTR3PTR_PRE
  %define RTCCPTR_CB        RTR3PTR_CB
 %endif
%endif



;; @def RTHCPHYS_DEF
; The pesudo-instruction used to declare an initialized host physical address.
%define RTHCPHYS_DEF    dq

;; @def RTHCPTR_RES
; The pesudo-instruction used to declare (=reserve space for) an uninitialized
; host physical address variable
%define RTHCPHYS_RES    resq

;; @def RTHCPTR_PRE
; The memory operand prefix used for a host physical address.
%define RTHCPHYS_PRE    qword

;; @def RTHCPHYS_CB
; The size in bytes of a host physical address.
%define RTHCPHYS_CB     8



;; @def RTGCPHYS_DEF
; The pesudo-instruction used to declare an initialized guest physical address.
%define RTGCPHYS_DEF    dd

;; @def RTGCPTR_RES
; The pesudo-instruction used to declare (=reserve space for) an uninitialized
; guest physical address variable
%define RTGCPHYS_RES    resd

;; @def RTGCPTR_PRE
; The memory operand prefix used for a guest physical address.
%define RTGCPHYS_PRE    dword

;; @def RTGCPHYS_CB
; The size in bytes of a guest physical address.
%define RTGCPHYS_CB     4



;;
; The size of the long double C/C++ type.
; On 32-bit Darwin this is 16 bytes, on L4, Linux, OS/2 and Windows
; it's 12 bytes.
; @todo figure out what 64-bit Windows does (I don't recall right now).
%ifdef RT_ARCH_X86
 %ifdef RT_OS_DARWIN
  %define RTLRD_CB          16
 %else
  %define RTLRD_CB          12
 %endif
%else
  %define RTLRD_CB          16
%endif



;; @def ASM_CALL64_GCC
; Indicates that we're using the GCC 64-bit calling convention.
; @see @ref sec_vboxrem_amd64_compare (in VBoxREMWrapper.cpp) for an ABI description.

;; @def ASM_CALL64_MSC
; Indicates that we're using the Microsoft 64-bit calling convention (fastcall on steroids).
; @see @ref sec_vboxrem_amd64_compare (in VBoxREMWrapper.cpp) for an ABI description.

; Note: On X86 we're using cdecl unconditionally. There is not yet any common
; calling convention on AMD64, that's why we need to support two different ones.)

%ifdef RT_ARCH_AMD64
 %ifndef ASM_CALL64_GCC
  %ifndef ASM_CALL64_MSC
   ; define it based on the object format.
   %ifdef ASM_FORMAT_PE
    %define ASM_CALL64_MSC
   %else
    %define ASM_CALL64_GCC
   %endif
  %endif
 %else
  ; sanity check.
  %ifdef ASM_CALL64_MSC
   %error "Only one of the ASM_CALL64_* defines should be defined!"
  %endif
 %endif
%endif


;; @def RT_NOCRT
; Symbol name wrapper for the No-CRT bits.
;
; In order to coexist in the same process as other CRTs, we need to
; decorate the symbols such that they don't conflict the ones in the
; other CRTs. The result of such conflicts / duplicate symbols can
; confuse the dynamic loader on unix like systems.
;
; @remark Always feed the name to this macro first and then pass the result
;         on to the next *NAME* macro.
;
%ifndef RT_WITHOUT_NOCRT_WRAPPERS
 %define RT_NOCRT(name) nocrt_ %+ name
%else
 %define RT_NOCRT(name) name
%endif



;; @def xS
; The stack unit size  / The register unit size.

;; @def xSP
; The stack pointer register (RSP or ESP).

;; @def xBP
; The base pointer register (RBP or ESP).

;; @def xAX
; RAX or EAX depending on context.

;; @def xBX
; RBX or EBX depending on context.

;; @def xCX
; RCX or ECX depending on context.

;; @def xDX
; RDX or EDX depending on context.

;; @def xDI
; RDI or EDI depending on context.

;; @def xSI
; RSI or ESI depending on context.

%ifdef RT_ARCH_AMD64
 %define xS  8
 %define xSP rsp
 %define xBP rbp
 %define xAX rax
 %define xBX rbx
 %define xCX rcx
 %define xDX rdx
 %define xDI rdi
 %define xSI rsi
%else
 %define xS  4
 %define xSP esp
 %define xBP ebp
 %define xAX eax
 %define xBX ebx
 %define xCX ecx
 %define xDX edx
 %define xDI edi
 %define xSI esi
%endif

%endif