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author | Windel Bouwman |
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date | Fri, 06 Dec 2013 13:50:38 +0100 |
parents | b07d28a5ca56 |
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from target import Register, Instruction, Target class x86Register(Register): def __init__(self, name): self.name = name class REG16(x86Register): pass def addRegs(cls, names): for name in names: r = cls(name) globals()[name] = r addRegs(REG16, ['ax', 'bx', 'cx']) regs = """ ax; reg16 """ class MO: def __init__(self): pass instrs = """ add; 0x0; mem8/reg8; reg8 """ # machine op table: mot = [] for i in instrs.split('\n'): i = i.strip() if i: print('INS:', i) mnemonic, opcode, op1, op2 = [a.strip() for a in i.split(';')] print(op1.split('/'), op2.split('/')) print(mot) # Test first with these 3 instructions: """ mov reg64, reg64 : opcode=0x89 xor reg64, reg64 : opcode=0x31 inc reg64 : opcode=0xff """ class x86Machine: def __init__(self): self.table = [] self.table.append((0x0, 'add', 'reg8/mem8, reg8')) self.table.append((0x1, 'add', 'reg16/mem16/reg32/mem32, reg16/reg32')) self.table.append((0x2, 'add', 'reg8, reg8/mem8')) def forMnemonic(self, m): return [i for i in self.table if i[1] == m] def emit(self, m, ops): print(m, ops) ops = self.forMnemonic(m) print(ops) if __name__ == '__main__': m = x86Machine() m.emit('add', [ax, cx]) m.emit('mov', [bx, 1337])