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  1. {
  2. Copyright (c) 1998-2002 by Florian Klaempfl
  3. Contains the base types for the PowerPC
  4. This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify
  5. it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by
  6. the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or
  7. (at your option) any later version.
  8. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
  9. but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
  10. MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the
  11. GNU General Public License for more details.
  12. You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License
  13. along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software
  14. Foundation, Inc., 675 Mass Ave, Cambridge, MA 02139, USA.
  15. ****************************************************************************
  16. }
  17. { This Unit contains the base types for the PowerPC
  18. }
  19. unit cpubase;
  20. {$i fpcdefs.inc}
  21. interface
  22. uses
  23. strings,globtype,
  24. cutils,cclasses,aasmbase,cpuinfo,cgbase;
  25. {*****************************************************************************
  26. Assembler Opcodes
  27. *****************************************************************************}
  28. type
  29. TAsmOp=(A_None,
  30. { normal opcodes }
  31. a_add, a_add_, a_addo, a_addo_, a_addc, a_addc_, a_addco, a_addco_,
  32. a_adde, a_adde_, a_addeo, a_addeo_, a_addi, a_addic, a_addic_, a_addis,
  33. a_addme, a_addme_, a_addmeo, a_addmeo_, a_addze, a_addze_, a_addzeo,
  34. a_addzeo_, a_and, a_and_, a_andc, a_andc_, a_andi_, a_andis_, a_b,
  35. a_ba, a_bl, a_bla, a_bc, a_bca, a_bcl, a_bcla, a_bcctr, a_bcctrl, a_bclr,
  36. a_bclrl, a_cmp, a_cmpi, a_cmpl, a_cmpli, a_cntlzw, a_cntlzw_, a_crand,
  37. a_crandc, a_creqv, a_crnand, a_crnor, a_cror, a_crorc, a_crxor, a_dcba,
  38. a_dcbf, a_dcbi, a_dcbst, a_dcbt, a_dcbtst, a_dcbz, a_divw, a_divw_, a_divwo, a_divwo_,
  39. a_divwu, a_divwu_, a_divwuo, a_divwuo_, a_eciwx, a_ecowx, a_eieio, a_eqv,
  40. a_eqv_, a_extsb, a_extsb_, a_extsh, a_extsh_, a_fabs, a_fabs_, a_fadd,
  41. a_fadd_, a_fadds, a_fadds_, a_fcmpo, a_fcmpu, a_fctiw, a_fctw_, a_fctwz,
  42. a_fctwz_, a_fdiv, a_fdiv_, a_fdivs, a_fdivs_, a_fmadd, a_fmadd_, a_fmadds,
  43. a_fmadds_, a_fmr, a_fmsub, a_fmsub_, a_fmsubs, a_fmsubs_, a_fmul, a_fmul_,
  44. a_fmuls, a_fmuls_, a_fnabs, a_fnabs_, a_fneg, a_fneg_, a_fnmadd,
  45. a_fnmadd_, a_fnmadds, a_fnmadds_, a_fnmsub, a_fnmsub_, a_fnmsubs,
  46. a_fnmsubs_, a_fres, a_fres_, a_frsp, a_frsp_, a_frsqrte, a_frsqrte_,
  47. a_fsel, a_fsel_, a_fsqrt, a_fsqrt_, a_fsqrts, a_fsqrts_, a_fsub, a_fsub_,
  48. a_fsubs, a_fsubs_, a_icbi, a_isync, a_lbz, a_lbzu, a_lbzux, a_lbzx,
  49. a_lfd, a_lfdu, a_lfdux, a_lfdx, a_lfs, a_lfsu, a_lfsux, a_lfsx, a_lha,
  50. a_lhau, a_lhaux, a_lhax, a_lhbrx, a_lhz, a_lhzu, a_lhzux, a_lhzx, a_lmw,
  51. a_lswi, a_lswx, a_lwarx, a_lwbrx, a_lwz, a_lwzu, a_lwzux, a_lwzx, a_mcrf,
  52. a_mcrfs, a_mcrxr, a_mfcr, a_mffs, a_mffs_, a_mfmsr, a_mfspr, a_mfsr,
  53. a_mfsrin, a_mftb, a_mtcrf, a_mtfsb0, a_mtfsb1, a_mtfsf, a_mtfsf_,
  54. a_mtfsfi, a_mtfsfi_, a_mtmsr, a_mtspr, a_mtsr, a_mtsrin, a_mulhw,
  55. a_mulhw_, a_mulhwu, a_mulhwu_, a_mulli, a_mullw, a_mullw_, a_mullwo,
  56. a_mullwo_, a_nand, a_nand_, a_neg, a_neg_, a_nego, a_nego_, a_nor, a_nor_,
  57. a_or, a_or_, a_orc, a_orc_, a_ori, a_oris, a_rfi, a_rlwimi, a_rlwimi_,
  58. a_rlwinm, a_rlwinm_, a_rlwnm, a_rlwnm_, a_sc, a_slw, a_slw_, a_sraw, a_sraw_,
  59. a_srawi, a_srawi_,a_srw, a_srw_, a_stb, a_stbu, a_stbux, a_stbx, a_stfd,
  60. a_stfdu, a_stfdux, a_stfdx, a_stfiwx, a_stfs, a_stfsu, a_stfsux, a_stfsx,
  61. a_sth, a_sthbrx, a_sthu, a_sthux, a_sthx, a_stmw, a_stswi, a_stswx, a_stw,
  62. a_stwbrx, a_stwcx_, a_stwu, a_stwux, a_stwx, a_subf, a_subf_, a_subfo,
  63. a_subfo_, a_subfc, a_subfc_, a_subfco, a_subfco_, a_subfe, a_subfe_,
  64. a_subfeo, a_subfeo_, a_subfic, a_subfme, a_subfme_, a_subfmeo, a_subfmeo_,
  65. a_subfze, a_subfze_, a_subfzeo, a_subfzeo_, a_sync, a_tlbia, a_tlbie,
  66. a_tlbsync, a_tw, a_twi, a_xor, a_xor_, a_xori, a_xoris,
  67. { simplified mnemonics }
  68. a_subi, a_subis, a_subic, a_subic_, a_sub, a_sub_, a_subo, a_subo_,
  69. a_subc, a_subc_, a_subco, a_subco_, a_cmpwi, a_cmpw, a_cmplwi, a_cmplw,
  70. a_extlwi, a_extlwi_, a_extrwi, a_extrwi_, a_inslwi, a_inslwi_, a_insrwi,
  71. a_insrwi_, a_rotlwi, a_rotlwi_, a_rotlw, a_rotlw_, a_slwi, a_slwi_,
  72. a_srwi, a_srwi_, a_clrlwi, a_clrlwi_, a_clrrwi, a_clrrwi_, a_clrslwi,
  73. a_clrslwi_, a_blr, a_bctr, a_blrl, a_bctrl, a_crset, a_crclr, a_crmove,
  74. a_crnot, a_mt {move to special prupose reg}, a_mf {move from special purpose reg},
  75. a_nop, a_li, a_lis, a_la, a_mr, a_mr_, a_not, a_not_, a_mtcr, a_mtlr, a_mflr,
  76. a_mtctr, a_mfctr, a_mftbu, a_mfxer);
  77. {# This should define the array of instructions as string }
  78. op2strtable=array[tasmop] of string[8];
  79. Const
  80. {# First value of opcode enumeration }
  81. firstop = low(tasmop);
  82. {# Last value of opcode enumeration }
  83. lastop = high(tasmop);
  84. {*****************************************************************************
  85. Registers
  86. *****************************************************************************}
  87. type
  88. { Number of registers used for indexing in tables }
  89. tregisterindex=0..{$i rppcnor.inc}-1;
  90. totherregisterset = set of tregisterindex;
  91. const
  92. maxvarregs = 32-6; { 32 int registers - r0 - stackpointer - r2 - 3 scratch registers }
  93. maxfpuvarregs = 28; { 32 fpuregisters - some scratch registers (minimally 2) }
  94. { Available Superregisters }
  95. {$i rppcsup.inc}
  96. { No Subregisters }
  97. R_SUBWHOLE=R_SUBNONE;
  98. { Available Registers }
  99. {$i rppccon.inc}
  100. { Integer Super registers first and last }
  101. first_int_imreg = $20;
  102. { Float Super register first and last }
  103. first_fpu_imreg = $20;
  104. { MM Super register first and last }
  105. first_mm_imreg = $20;
  106. {$warning TODO Calculate bsstart}
  107. regnumber_count_bsstart = 64;
  108. regnumber_table : array[tregisterindex] of tregister = (
  109. {$i rppcnum.inc}
  110. );
  111. regstabs_table : array[tregisterindex] of shortint = (
  112. {$i rppcstab.inc}
  113. );
  114. regdwarf_table : array[tregisterindex] of shortint = (
  115. {$i rppcdwrf.inc}
  116. );
  117. {*****************************************************************************
  118. Conditions
  119. *****************************************************************************}
  120. type
  121. TAsmCondFlag = (C_None { unconditional jumps },
  122. { conditions when not using ctr decrement etc }
  123. C_LT,C_LE,C_EQ,C_GE,C_GT,C_NL,C_NE,C_NG,C_SO,C_NS,C_UN,C_NU,
  124. { conditions when using ctr decrement etc }
  125. C_T,C_F,C_DNZ,C_DNZT,C_DNZF,C_DZ,C_DZT,C_DZF);
  126. TDirHint = (DH_None,DH_Minus,DH_Plus);
  127. const
  128. { these are in the XER, but when moved to CR_x they correspond with the }
  129. { bits below }
  130. C_OV = C_GT;
  131. C_CA = C_EQ;
  132. C_NO = C_NG;
  133. C_NC = C_NE;
  134. type
  135. TAsmCond = packed record
  136. dirhint : tdirhint;
  137. case simple: boolean of
  138. false: (BO, BI: byte);
  139. true: (
  140. cond: TAsmCondFlag;
  141. case byte of
  142. 0: ();
  143. { specifies in which part of the cr the bit has to be }
  144. { tested for blt,bgt,beq,..,bnu }
  145. 1: (cr: RS_CR0..RS_CR7);
  146. { specifies the bit to test for bt,bf,bdz,..,bdzf }
  147. 2: (crbit: byte)
  148. );
  149. end;
  150. const
  151. AsmCondFlag2BO: Array[C_T..C_DZF] of Byte =
  152. (12,4,16,8,0,18,10,2);
  153. AsmCondFlag2BOLT_NU: Array[C_LT..C_NU] of Byte =
  154. (12,4,12,4,12,4,4,4,12,4,12,4);
  155. AsmCondFlag2BI: Array[C_LT..C_NU] of Byte =
  156. (0,1,2,0,1,0,2,1,3,3,3,3);
  157. AsmCondFlagTF: Array[TAsmCondFlag] of Boolean =
  158. (false,true,false,true,false,true,false,false,false,true,false,true,false,
  159. true,false,false,true,false,false,true,false);
  160. AsmCondFlag2Str: Array[TAsmCondFlag] of string[4] = ({cf_none}'',
  161. { conditions when not using ctr decrement etc}
  162. 'lt','le','eq','ge','gt','nl','ne','ng','so','ns','un','nu',
  163. 't','f','dnz','dnzt','dnzf','dz','dzt','dzf');
  164. UpperAsmCondFlag2Str: Array[TAsmCondFlag] of string[4] = ({cf_none}'',
  165. { conditions when not using ctr decrement etc}
  166. 'LT','LE','EQ','GE','GT','NL','NE','NG','SO','NS','UN','NU',
  167. 'T','F','DNZ','DNZT','DNZF','DZ','DZT','DZF');
  168. const
  169. CondAsmOps=3;
  170. CondAsmOp:array[0..CondAsmOps-1] of TasmOp=(
  171. A_BC, A_TW, A_TWI
  172. );
  173. CondAsmOpStr:array[0..CondAsmOps-1] of string[7]=(
  174. 'BC','TW','TWI'
  175. );
  176. {*****************************************************************************
  177. Flags
  178. *****************************************************************************}
  179. type
  180. TResFlagsEnum = (F_EQ,F_NE,F_LT,F_LE,F_GT,F_GE,F_SO,F_FX,F_FEX,F_VX,F_OX);
  181. TResFlags = record
  182. cr: RS_CR0..RS_CR7;
  183. flag: TResFlagsEnum;
  184. end;
  185. (*
  186. const
  187. { arrays for boolean location conversions }
  188. flag_2_cond : array[TResFlags] of TAsmCond =
  189. (C_E,C_NE,C_LT,C_LE,C_GT,C_GE,???????????????);
  190. *)
  191. {*****************************************************************************
  192. Reference
  193. *****************************************************************************}
  194. const
  195. { MacOS only. Whether the direct data area (TOC) directly contain
  196. global variables. Otherwise it contains pointers to global variables. }
  197. macos_direct_globals = false;
  198. {*****************************************************************************
  199. Operand Sizes
  200. *****************************************************************************}
  201. {*****************************************************************************
  202. Constants
  203. *****************************************************************************}
  204. const
  205. max_operands = 5;
  206. {*****************************************************************************
  207. Default generic sizes
  208. *****************************************************************************}
  209. {# Defines the default address size for a processor, }
  210. OS_ADDR = OS_32;
  211. {# the natural int size for a processor, }
  212. OS_INT = OS_32;
  213. OS_SINT = OS_S32;
  214. {# the maximum float size for a processor, }
  215. OS_FLOAT = OS_F64;
  216. {# the size of a vector register for a processor }
  217. OS_VECTOR = OS_M128;
  218. {*****************************************************************************
  219. GDB Information
  220. *****************************************************************************}
  221. {# Register indexes for stabs information, when some
  222. parameters or variables are stored in registers.
  223. Taken from rs6000.h (DBX_REGISTER_NUMBER)
  224. from GCC 3.x source code. PowerPC has 1:1 mapping
  225. according to the order of the registers defined
  226. in GCC
  227. }
  228. stab_regindex : array[tregisterindex] of shortint = (
  229. {$i rppcstab.inc}
  230. );
  231. {*****************************************************************************
  232. Generic Register names
  233. *****************************************************************************}
  234. {# Stack pointer register }
  235. NR_STACK_POINTER_REG = NR_R1;
  236. RS_STACK_POINTER_REG = RS_R1;
  237. {# Frame pointer register }
  238. NR_FRAME_POINTER_REG = NR_STACK_POINTER_REG;
  239. RS_FRAME_POINTER_REG = RS_STACK_POINTER_REG;
  240. {# Register for addressing absolute data in a position independant way,
  241. such as in PIC code. The exact meaning is ABI specific. For
  242. further information look at GCC source : PIC_OFFSET_TABLE_REGNUM
  243. Taken from GCC rs6000.h
  244. }
  245. {$warning As indicated in rs6000.h, but can't find it anywhere else!}
  246. NR_PIC_OFFSET_REG = NR_R30;
  247. { Return address of a function }
  248. NR_RETURN_ADDRESS_REG = NR_R0;
  249. { Results are returned in this register (32-bit values) }
  250. NR_FUNCTION_RETURN_REG = NR_R3;
  251. RS_FUNCTION_RETURN_REG = RS_R3;
  252. { Low part of 64bit return value }
  253. NR_FUNCTION_RETURN64_LOW_REG = NR_R4;
  254. RS_FUNCTION_RETURN64_LOW_REG = RS_R4;
  255. { High part of 64bit return value }
  256. NR_FUNCTION_RETURN64_HIGH_REG = NR_R3;
  257. RS_FUNCTION_RETURN64_HIGH_REG = RS_R3;
  258. { The value returned from a function is available in this register }
  259. NR_FUNCTION_RESULT_REG = NR_FUNCTION_RETURN_REG;
  260. RS_FUNCTION_RESULT_REG = RS_FUNCTION_RETURN_REG;
  261. { The lowh part of 64bit value returned from a function }
  262. NR_FUNCTION_RESULT64_LOW_REG = NR_FUNCTION_RETURN64_LOW_REG;
  263. RS_FUNCTION_RESULT64_LOW_REG = RS_FUNCTION_RETURN64_LOW_REG;
  264. { The high part of 64bit value returned from a function }
  265. NR_FUNCTION_RESULT64_HIGH_REG = NR_FUNCTION_RETURN64_HIGH_REG;
  266. RS_FUNCTION_RESULT64_HIGH_REG = RS_FUNCTION_RETURN64_HIGH_REG;
  267. NR_FPU_RESULT_REG = NR_F1;
  268. NR_MM_RESULT_REG = NR_M0;
  269. {*****************************************************************************
  270. GCC /ABI linking information
  271. *****************************************************************************}
  272. {# Registers which must be saved when calling a routine declared as
  273. cppdecl, cdecl, stdcall, safecall, palmossyscall. The registers
  274. saved should be the ones as defined in the target ABI and / or GCC.
  275. This value can be deduced from CALLED_USED_REGISTERS array in the
  276. GCC source.
  277. }
  278. saved_standard_registers : array[0..18] of tsuperregister = (
  279. RS_R13,RS_R14,RS_R15,RS_R16,RS_R17,RS_R18,RS_R19,
  280. RS_R20,RS_R21,RS_R22,RS_R23,RS_R24,RS_R25,RS_R26,RS_R27,RS_R28,RS_R29,
  281. RS_R30,RS_R31
  282. );
  283. { this is only for the generic code which is not used for this architecture }
  284. saved_mm_registers : array[0..0] of tsuperregister = (RS_NO);
  285. {# Required parameter alignment when calling a routine declared as
  286. stdcall and cdecl. The alignment value should be the one defined
  287. by GCC or the target ABI.
  288. The value of this constant is equal to the constant
  289. PARM_BOUNDARY / BITS_PER_UNIT in the GCC source.
  290. }
  291. std_param_align = 4; { for 32-bit version only }
  292. {*****************************************************************************
  293. CPU Dependent Constants
  294. *****************************************************************************}
  295. LinkageAreaSizeAIX = 24;
  296. LinkageAreaSizeSYSV = 8;
  297. { offset in the linkage area for the saved stack pointer }
  298. LA_SP = 0;
  299. { offset in the linkage area for the saved conditional register}
  300. LA_CR_AIX = 4;
  301. { offset in the linkage area for the saved link register}
  302. LA_LR_AIX = 8;
  303. LA_LR_SYSV = 4;
  304. { offset in the linkage area for the saved RTOC register}
  305. LA_RTOC_AIX = 20;
  306. PARENT_FRAMEPOINTER_OFFSET = 12;
  307. NR_RTOC = NR_R2;
  308. maxfpuregs = 8;
  309. {*****************************************************************************
  310. Helpers
  311. *****************************************************************************}
  312. function is_calljmp(o:tasmop):boolean;
  313. procedure inverse_flags(var r : TResFlags);
  314. function flags_to_cond(const f: TResFlags) : TAsmCond;
  315. procedure create_cond_imm(BO,BI:byte;var r : TAsmCond);
  316. procedure create_cond_norm(cond: TAsmCondFlag; cr: byte;var r : TasmCond);
  317. function cgsize2subreg(s:Tcgsize):Tsubregister;
  318. { Returns the tcgsize corresponding with the size of reg.}
  319. function reg_cgsize(const reg: tregister) : tcgsize;
  320. function findreg_by_number(r:Tregister):tregisterindex;
  321. function std_regnum_search(const s:string):Tregister;
  322. function std_regname(r:Tregister):string;
  323. function is_condreg(r : tregister):boolean;
  324. function inverse_cond(const c: TAsmCond): Tasmcond; {$ifdef USEINLINE}inline;{$endif USEINLINE}
  325. function conditions_equal(const c1, c2: TAsmCond): boolean;
  326. function dwarf_reg(r:tregister):shortint;
  327. implementation
  328. uses
  329. rgbase,verbose;
  330. const
  331. std_regname_table : array[tregisterindex] of string[7] = (
  332. {$i rppcstd.inc}
  333. );
  334. regnumber_index : array[tregisterindex] of tregisterindex = (
  335. {$i rppcrni.inc}
  336. );
  337. std_regname_index : array[tregisterindex] of tregisterindex = (
  338. {$i rppcsri.inc}
  339. );
  340. {*****************************************************************************
  341. Helpers
  342. *****************************************************************************}
  343. function is_calljmp(o:tasmop):boolean;
  344. begin
  345. is_calljmp:=false;
  346. case o of
  347. A_B,A_BA,A_BL,A_BLA,A_BC,A_BCA,A_BCL,A_BCLA,A_BCCTR,A_BCCTRL,A_BCLR,
  348. A_BCLRL,A_TW,A_TWI: is_calljmp:=true;
  349. end;
  350. end;
  351. procedure inverse_flags(var r: TResFlags);
  352. const
  353. inv_flags: array[F_EQ..F_GE] of TResFlagsEnum =
  354. (F_NE,F_EQ,F_GE,F_GE,F_LE,F_LT);
  355. begin
  356. r.flag := inv_flags[r.flag];
  357. end;
  358. function inverse_cond(const c: TAsmCond): Tasmcond; {$ifdef USEINLINE}inline;{$endif USEINLINE}
  359. const
  360. inv_condflags:array[TAsmCondFlag] of TAsmCondFlag=(C_None,
  361. C_GE,C_GT,C_NE,C_LT,C_LE,C_LT,C_EQ,C_GT,C_NS,C_SO,C_NU,C_UN,
  362. C_F,C_T,C_DNZ,C_DNZF,C_DNZT,C_DZ,C_DZF,C_DZT);
  363. begin
  364. if (c.cond in [C_DNZ,C_DZ]) then
  365. internalerror(2005022501);
  366. result := c;
  367. result.cond := inv_condflags[c.cond];
  368. end;
  369. function conditions_equal(const c1, c2: TAsmCond): boolean;
  370. begin
  371. result :=
  372. (c1.simple and c2.simple) and
  373. (c1.cond = c2.cond) and
  374. ((not(c1.cond in [C_T..C_DZF]) and
  375. (c1.cr = c2.cr)) or
  376. (c1.crbit = c2.crbit));
  377. end;
  378. function flags_to_cond(const f: TResFlags) : TAsmCond;
  379. const
  380. flag_2_cond: array[F_EQ..F_SO] of TAsmCondFlag =
  381. (C_EQ,C_NE,C_LT,C_LE,C_GT,C_GE,C_SO);
  382. begin
  383. if f.flag > high(flag_2_cond) then
  384. internalerror(200112301);
  385. result.simple := true;
  386. result.cr := f.cr;
  387. result.cond := flag_2_cond[f.flag];
  388. end;
  389. procedure create_cond_imm(BO,BI:byte;var r : TAsmCond);
  390. begin
  391. r.simple := false;
  392. r.bo := bo;
  393. r.bi := bi;
  394. end;
  395. procedure create_cond_norm(cond: TAsmCondFlag; cr: byte;var r : TasmCond);
  396. begin
  397. r.simple := true;
  398. r.cond := cond;
  399. case cond of
  400. C_NONE:;
  401. C_T..C_DZF: r.crbit := cr
  402. else r.cr := RS_CR0+cr;
  403. end;
  404. end;
  405. function is_condreg(r : tregister):boolean;
  406. var
  407. supreg: tsuperregister;
  408. begin
  409. result := false;
  410. if (getregtype(r) = R_SPECIALREGISTER) then
  411. begin
  412. supreg := getsupreg(r);
  413. result := (supreg >= RS_CR0) and (supreg <= RS_CR7);
  414. end;
  415. end;
  416. function reg_cgsize(const reg: tregister): tcgsize;
  417. begin
  418. case getregtype(reg) of
  419. R_INTREGISTER :
  420. result:=OS_32;
  421. R_MMREGISTER:
  422. result:=OS_M128;
  423. R_FPUREGISTER:
  424. result:=OS_F64;
  425. else
  426. internalerror(200303181);
  427. end;
  428. end;
  429. function cgsize2subreg(s:Tcgsize):Tsubregister;
  430. begin
  431. cgsize2subreg:=R_SUBWHOLE;
  432. end;
  433. function findreg_by_number(r:Tregister):tregisterindex;
  434. begin
  435. result:=rgBase.findreg_by_number_table(r,regnumber_index);
  436. end;
  437. function std_regnum_search(const s:string):Tregister;
  438. begin
  439. result:=regnumber_table[findreg_by_name_table(s,std_regname_table,std_regname_index)];
  440. end;
  441. function std_regname(r:Tregister):string;
  442. var
  443. p : tregisterindex;
  444. begin
  445. p:=findreg_by_number_table(r,regnumber_index);
  446. if p<>0 then
  447. result:=std_regname_table[p]
  448. else
  449. result:=generic_regname(r);
  450. end;
  451. function dwarf_reg(r:tregister):shortint;
  452. begin
  453. result:=regdwarf_table[findreg_by_number(r)];
  454. if result=-1 then
  455. internalerror(200603251);
  456. end;
  457. end.