public AccInstructionList LoadInstructions(uint aAddress, int aCount, TArmInstructionSet aType)
{
AccInstructionList ret = new AccInstructionList();
// Get list of instructions from code engine
IArmInstruction[] basicInstructions = null;
bool available = iCodeView.GetInstructions(aAddress, aType, aCount, out basicInstructions);
if (available)
{
// Convert the basic instructions into the different types
// we can handle
ret.AddRange(basicInstructions);
}
//
return(ret);
}
private void GetPrologueInstructions()
{
TArmInstructionSet instSet = CPU.CurrentProcessorMode;
uint address = FunctionStartingAddressWithoutType;
// Let's get unadulterated instruction counts
int instCount = iPrologueInstructionCount;
if (address > 0 && instCount > 0)
{
iInstructions = CodeHelper.LoadInstructions(address, instCount, instSet);
}
else
{
iInstructions = new AccInstructionList();
}
// Verify that we have the expected number of instructions.
// If, for some reason, the code provider does not supply
// any Prologue instructions, then we should bail out.
int actual = iInstructions.Count;
if (actual != instCount)
{
throw new Exception(string.Format("Prologue instructions unavailable or insufficient @ address: 0x{0:x8} - expected: {1}, received: {2}", FunctionStartingAddressWithoutType, instCount, actual));
}
// Since we fetch all the instructions from a function (leading up to the current address)
// we may have lots more instructions that we'd ideally normally expect to see form part
// of the function prologue. Normally, we cap the prologue instruction count at ~19 instructions,
// so therefore we should disable any instructions beyond this maximum.
for (int i = KMaxPrologueInstructionCount - 1; i < iInstructions.Count; i++)
{
iInstructions[i].Ignored = true;
}
// Run the instructions through the pre-filter. We tell the
// instruction list how many instructions through the current function
// we are because this helps to identify whether a branch has been
// executed as the last instruction, or whether we artificially limited
// the preamble, in which case the branch was "probably" not taken.
iInstructions.Prefilter(iPrologueInstructionCount);
iInstructions.DebugPrint(iEngine as ITracer);
}
internal override void Prefilter(AccInstructionList aInstructions, int aMyIndex, int aInstructionCountOffsetToPC)
{
if (this.Ignored == false)
{
int count = aInstructions.Count;
//
if (base.Instruction.AIConditionCode == TArmInstructionCondition.AL)
{
// As soon as we see any unconditional branch statement we can be sure that we are past the Prologue.
for (int i = aMyIndex + 1; i < count; i++)
{
aInstructions[i].Ignored = true;
}
}
else
{
// Count the number of interesting instructions before the conditional branch
int interestingInstructionCount = 0;
for (int i = 0; i < aMyIndex; i++)
{
AccInstruction accInstruction = aInstructions[i];
IArmInstruction inst = accInstruction.Instruction;
//
bool involvesSP = inst.QueryInvolvement(TArmRegisterType.EArmReg_SP);
if (involvesSP)
{
++interestingInstructionCount;
}
}
// If we have seen at least one interesting instruction then assume prologue is complete.
if (interestingInstructionCount >= 1)
{
for (int i = aMyIndex; i < count; i++)
{
aInstructions[i].Ignored = true;
}
}
}
}
}