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view python/ppci/target/arm/registers.py @ 354:5477e499b039
Added some sort of string functionality
author | Windel Bouwman |
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date | Thu, 13 Mar 2014 18:59:06 +0100 |
parents | 86b02c98a717 |
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from ..basetarget import Register class ArmRegister(Register): def __init__(self, num, name): super().__init__(name) self.num = num def __repr__(self): return self.name class Reg8Op(ArmRegister): pass def get_register(n): for x in registers: if x.num == n: return x raise Exception('No register found with this number') def register_range(a, b): """ Return set of registers from a to b """ assert a.num < b.num return {get_register(n) for n in range(a.num, b.num + 1)} R0 = Reg8Op(0, 'r0') R1 = Reg8Op(1, 'r1') R2 = Reg8Op(2, 'r2') R3 = Reg8Op(3, 'r3') R4 = Reg8Op(4, 'r4') R5 = Reg8Op(5, 'r5') R6 = Reg8Op(6, 'r6') R7 = Reg8Op(7, 'r7') R8 = ArmRegister(8, 'r8') R9 = ArmRegister(9, 'r9') R10 = ArmRegister(10, 'r10') R11 = ArmRegister(11, 'r11') R12 = ArmRegister(12, 'r12') # Other registers: # TODO SP = ArmRegister(13, 'sp') LR = ArmRegister(14, 'lr') PC = ArmRegister(15, 'pc') registers = [R0, R1, R2, R3, R4, R5, R6, R7, SP, LR, PC]