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#BEGIN_LEGAL
#
#Copyright (c) 2016 Intel Corporation
#
# Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License");
# you may not use this file except in compliance with the License.
# You may obtain a copy of the License at
#
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#END_LEGAL
###########################################################################
## file: xed-eOSZ.txt
###########################################################################
OSZ_NONTERM()::
mode16 no66_prefix | EOSZ=1
mode16 66_prefix | EOSZ=2
mode32 66_prefix | EOSZ=1
mode32 no66_prefix | EOSZ=2
# NOTE this can get overridden later if a DF64 NT shows up.
mode64 66_prefix norexw_prefix | EOSZ=1
mode64 no66_prefix norexw_prefix | EOSZ=2
mode64 66_prefix rexw_prefix | EOSZ=3
mode64 no66_prefix rexw_prefix | EOSZ=3
# Things that default to 64b mode invoke this nonterminal once they
# are identified to denote that fact. Placement of this nonterminal is
# critical for those operations and the ones the might collide with
# during decoding. See PUSHF/PUSHFD/PUSHFQ.
#
# Denote the DF64=1 (df64).
DF64()::
mode16 |
mode32 |
mode64 66_prefix norexw_prefix | EOSZ=1 df64
mode64 no66_prefix norexw_prefix | EOSZ=3 df64
mode64 66_prefix rexw_prefix | EOSZ=3 df64
mode64 no66_prefix rexw_prefix | EOSZ=3 df64
# if we have a refining OSZ 0x66 prefix, then we must undo the effects
# of the OSZ_NONTERM(). DF64 is not used with anything that has refining 66 prefixes.
# We turn off the osze prefix because it is really behaving like a refining prefix for these instructions.
REFINING66()::
mode16 | EOSZ=1 no66_prefix
mode32 | EOSZ=2 no66_prefix
mode64 norexw_prefix | EOSZ=2 no66_prefix
mode64 rexw_prefix | EOSZ=3 no66_prefix
IGNORE66()::
mode16 | EOSZ=1 no66_prefix
mode32 | EOSZ=2 no66_prefix
mode64 norexw_prefix | EOSZ=2 no66_prefix
mode64 rexw_prefix | EOSZ=3 no66_prefix
# IMMUNE66() is used to make 16b mode behave like 32b mode.
# Used for:
# cmpxchg8b / cmpxchg16b,
# NHM sttni instr: pcmpestri, pcmpistrm, pcmpestrm, pcmpistri,
# BDW adox, adcx.
#
IMMUNE66()::
mode16 | EOSZ=2 no66_prefix
mode32 | EOSZ=2 no66_prefix
mode64 norexw_prefix | EOSZ=2 no66_prefix
mode64 rexw_prefix | EOSZ=3 no66_prefix
CR_WIDTH()::
mode16 | EOSZ=2 DF32=1 no66_prefix
mode32 | EOSZ=2 DF32=1 no66_prefix
mode64 | EOSZ=3 DF64=1 no66_prefix
IMMUNE66_LOOP64()::
mode16 |
mode32 |
mode64 | EOSZ=3 no66_prefix
IMMUNE_REXW()::
mode16 |
mode32 |
mode64 no66_prefix | EOSZ=2
mode64 66_prefix rexw_prefix | EOSZ=2
mode64 66_prefix norexw_prefix | EOSZ=1
# FORCE64() can only be used with mode64 stuff (else encode does not
# work). see IMMUNE66_LOOP64() for something that works in all modes.
FORCE64()::
mode64 | EOSZ=3 no66_prefix
otherwise |