%verify "executed" %verify "exception handled" /* * Execute a "native inline" instruction. * * We need to call an InlineOp4Func: * bool (func)(u4 arg0, u4 arg1, u4 arg2, u4 arg3, JValue* pResult) * * The first four args are in r0-r3, pointer to return value storage * is on the stack. The function's return value is a flag that tells * us if an exception was thrown. */ /* [opt] execute-inline vAA, {vC, vD, vE, vF}, inline@BBBB */ FETCH(r10, 1) @ r10<- BBBB add r1, rGLUE, #offGlue_retval @ r1<- &glue->retval EXPORT_PC() @ can throw sub sp, sp, #8 @ make room for arg, +64 bit align mov r0, rINST, lsr #12 @ r0<- B str r1, [sp] @ push &glue->retval bl .L${opcode}_continue @ make call; will return after add sp, sp, #8 @ pop stack cmp r0, #0 @ test boolean result of inline beq common_exceptionThrown @ returned false, handle exception FETCH_ADVANCE_INST(3) @ advance rPC, load rINST GET_INST_OPCODE(ip) @ extract opcode from rINST GOTO_OPCODE(ip) @ jump to next instruction %break /* * Extract args, call function. * r0 = #of args (0-4) * r10 = call index * lr = return addr, above [DO NOT bl out of here w/o preserving LR] * * Other ideas: * - Use a jump table from the main piece to jump directly into the * AND/LDR pairs. Costs a data load, saves a branch. * - Have five separate pieces that do the loading, so we can work the * interleave a little better. Increases code size. */ .L${opcode}_continue: rsb r0, r0, #4 @ r0<- 4-r0 FETCH(r9, 2) @ r9<- FEDC add pc, pc, r0, lsl #3 @ computed goto, 2 instrs each bl common_abort @ (skipped due to ARM prefetch) 4: and ip, r9, #0xf000 @ isolate F ldr r3, [rFP, ip, lsr #10] @ r3<- vF (shift right 12, left 2) 3: and ip, r9, #0x0f00 @ isolate E ldr r2, [rFP, ip, lsr #6] @ r2<- vE 2: and ip, r9, #0x00f0 @ isolate D ldr r1, [rFP, ip, lsr #2] @ r1<- vD 1: and ip, r9, #0x000f @ isolate C ldr r0, [rFP, ip, lsl #2] @ r0<- vC 0: ldr r9, .L${opcode}_table @ table of InlineOperation LDR_PC "[r9, r10, lsl #4]" @ sizeof=16, "func" is first entry @ (not reached) .L${opcode}_table: .word gDvmInlineOpsTable