cpu (feat): store three opcodes instead of one

Signed-off-by: Amneesh Singh <natto@weirdnatto.in>
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2024-06-14 20:27:13 +05:30
parent bafd534671
commit 08060a767f
3 changed files with 56 additions and 45 deletions

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@@ -64,8 +64,28 @@ class Cpu {
Psr abt;
Psr irq;
Psr und;
} spsr_banked; // banked saved program status registers
} spsr_banked = {}; // banked saved program status registers
bool is_flushed;
// raw instructions in the pipeline
std::array<uint32_t, 2> opcodes = {};
inline void advance_pc_arm() { pc += arm::INSTRUCTION_SIZE; };
inline void advance_pc_thumb() { pc += thumb::INSTRUCTION_SIZE; }
bool is_flushed = false;
inline void flush_pipeline() {
is_flushed = true;
if (cpsr.state() == State::Arm) {
opcodes[0] = bus->read_word(pc);
advance_pc_arm();
opcodes[1] = bus->read_word(pc);
advance_pc_arm();
} else {
opcodes[0] = bus->read_halfword(pc);
advance_pc_thumb();
opcodes[1] = bus->read_halfword(pc);
advance_pc_thumb();
}
};
};
}

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@@ -71,7 +71,7 @@ stringify(Condition cond) {
class Psr {
public:
// clear the reserved bits i.e, [8:27]
Psr() = default;
Psr(uint32_t raw);
uint32_t raw() const;

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@@ -3,31 +3,18 @@
#include "cpu/thumb/instruction.hh"
#include "util/bits.hh"
#include "util/log.hh"
#include <algorithm>
#include <cstdio>
namespace matar {
Cpu::Cpu(std::shared_ptr<Bus> bus) noexcept
: bus(bus)
, gpr({ 0 })
, cpsr(0)
, spsr(0)
, gpr_banked({ { 0 }, { 0 }, { 0 }, { 0 }, { 0 }, { 0 } })
, spsr_banked({ 0, 0, 0, 0, 0 })
, is_flushed(false) {
: bus(bus) {
cpsr.set_mode(Mode::Supervisor);
cpsr.set_irq_disabled(true);
cpsr.set_fiq_disabled(true);
cpsr.set_state(State::Arm);
uint32_t a = 4444;
dbg(this->bus->read_word(0x2000000));
this->bus->write_word(0x2000000, a);
dbg(this->bus->read_word(0x2000000));
glogger.info("CPU successfully initialised");
// PC always points to two instructions ahead
// PC - 2 is the instruction being executed
pc += 2 * arm::INSTRUCTION_SIZE;
flush_pipeline();
}
/* change modes */
@@ -141,41 +128,45 @@ Cpu::step() {
if (cpsr.state() == State::Arm) {
// word align
rst_bit(pc, 1);
// Current instruction is two instructions behind PC
uint32_t cur_pc = pc - 2 * arm::INSTRUCTION_SIZE;
arm::Instruction instruction(bus->read_word(cur_pc));
uint32_t next_opcode = bus->read_word(pc);
arm::Instruction instruction(opcodes[0]);
opcodes[0] = opcodes[1];
opcodes[1] = next_opcode;
#ifdef DISASSEMBLER
glogger.info("0x{:08X} : {}", cur_pc, instruction.disassemble());
glogger.info("0x{:08X} : {}",
pc - 2 * arm::INSTRUCTION_SIZE,
instruction.disassemble());
#endif
instruction.exec(*this);
} else {
uint32_t cur_pc = pc - 2 * thumb::INSTRUCTION_SIZE;
thumb::Instruction instruction(bus->read_halfword(cur_pc));
#ifdef DISASSEMBLER
glogger.info("0x{:08X} : {}", cur_pc, instruction.disassemble());
#endif
instruction.exec(*this);
}
// advance PC
{
size_t size = cpsr.state() == State::Arm ? arm::INSTRUCTION_SIZE
: thumb::INSTRUCTION_SIZE;
if (is_flushed) {
// if flushed, do not increment the PC, instead set it to two
// instructions ahead to account for flushed "fetch" and "decode"
// instructions
pc += 2 * size;
flush_pipeline();
is_flushed = false;
} else
advance_pc_arm();
} else {
// if not flushed continue like normal
pc += size;
}
uint32_t next_opcode = bus->read_halfword(pc);
thumb::Instruction instruction(opcodes[0]);
opcodes[0] = opcodes[1];
opcodes[1] = next_opcode;
#ifdef DISASSEMBLER
glogger.info("0x{:08X} : {}",
pc - 2 * thumb::INSTRUCTION_SIZE,
instruction.disassemble());
#endif
instruction.exec(*this);
if (is_flushed) {
flush_pipeline();
is_flushed = false;
} else
advance_pc_thumb();
}
}
}