Package jnr.x86asm

Examples of jnr.x86asm.Assembler


    @Override
    final void compile(Function function, String name, ResultType resultType, ParameterType[] parameterTypes,
                       Class resultClass, Class[] parameterClasses, CallingConvention convention, boolean saveErrno) {

        Assembler a = new Assembler(X86_64);
        int iCount = iCount(parameterTypes);
        int fCount = fCount(parameterTypes);

        boolean canJumpToTarget = !saveErrno & iCount <= 6 & fCount <= 8;
        switch (resultType.getNativeType()) {
            case SINT:
            case UINT:
                canJumpToTarget &= int.class == resultClass;
                break;

            case SLONGLONG:
            case ULONGLONG:
                canJumpToTarget &= long.class == resultClass;
                break;

            case FLOAT:
                canJumpToTarget &= float.class == resultClass;
                break;

            case DOUBLE:
                canJumpToTarget &= double.class == resultClass;
                break;

            case VOID:
                break;

            default:
                canJumpToTarget = false;
                break;
        }

        // JNI functions all look like:
        // foo(JNIEnv* env, jobject self, arg...)
        // on AMD64, those sit in %rdi, %rsi, %rdx, %rcx, %r8 and %r9
        // So we need to shuffle all the integer args up to over-write the
        // env and self arguments
        //
        for (int i = 0; i < Math.min(iCount, 4); i++) {
            switch (parameterTypes[i].getNativeType()) {
                case SCHAR:
                    a.movsx(dstRegisters64[i], srcRegisters8[i]);
                    break;

                case UCHAR:
                    a.movzx(dstRegisters64[i], srcRegisters8[i]);
                    break;

                case SSHORT:
                    a.movsx(dstRegisters64[i], srcRegisters16[i]);
                    break;

                case USHORT:
                    a.movzx(dstRegisters64[i], srcRegisters16[i]);
                    break;

                case SINT:
                    a.movsxd(dstRegisters64[i], srcRegisters32[i]);
                    break;

                case UINT:
                    // mov with a 32bit dst reg zero extends to 64bit
                    a.mov(dstRegisters32[i], srcRegisters32[i]);
                    break;

                default:
                    a.mov(dstRegisters64[i], srcRegisters64[i]);
                    break;
            }
        }

        if (iCount > 6) {
            throw new IllegalArgumentException("integer argument count > 6");
        }

        // For args 5 & 6 of the function, they would have been pushed on the stack
        for (int i = 4; i < iCount; i++) {
            int disp = 8 + ((4 - i) * 8);
            switch (parameterTypes[i].getNativeType()) {
                case SCHAR:
                    a.movsx(dstRegisters64[i], byte_ptr(rsp, disp));
                    break;

                case UCHAR:
                    a.movzx(dstRegisters64[i], byte_ptr(rsp, disp));
                    break;

                case SSHORT:
                    a.movsx(dstRegisters64[i], word_ptr(rsp, disp));
                    break;

                case USHORT:
                    a.movzx(dstRegisters64[i], word_ptr(rsp, disp));
                    break;

                case SINT:
                    a.movsxd(dstRegisters64[i], dword_ptr(rsp, disp));
                    break;

                case UINT:
                    // mov with a 32bit dst reg zero extends to 64bit
                    a.mov(dstRegisters32[i], dword_ptr(rsp, disp));
                    break;

                default:
                    a.mov(dstRegisters64[i], qword_ptr(rsp, disp));
                    break;
            }
        }

        // All the integer registers are loaded; there nothing to do for the floating
        // registers, as the first 8 args are already in xmm0..xmm7, so just sanity check
        if (fCount > 8) {
            throw new IllegalArgumentException("float argument count > 8");
        }

        if (canJumpToTarget) {
            a.jmp(imm(function.getFunctionAddress()));
            stubs.add(new Stub(name, sig(resultClass, parameterClasses), a));
            return;
        }

        // Need to align the stack to 16 bytes for function call.
        // It already has 8 bytes pushed (the return address), so making space
        // to save the return value from the function neatly aligns it to 16 bytes
        int space = resultClass == float.class || resultClass == double.class
                    ? 24 : 8;
        a.sub(rsp, imm(space));

        // Clear %rax, since it is used by varargs functions to determine the number of float registers to be saved
        a.mov(rax, imm(0));

        // Call to the actual native function
        a.call(imm(function.getFunctionAddress()));

        if (saveErrno) {
            // Save the return on the stack
            switch (resultType.getNativeType()) {
                case VOID:
                    // No need to save/reload return value registers
                    break;

                case FLOAT:
                    a.movss(dword_ptr(rsp, 0), xmm0);
                    break;

                case DOUBLE:
                    a.movsd(qword_ptr(rsp, 0), xmm0);
                    break;

                default:
                    a.mov(qword_ptr(rsp, 0), rax);
            }

            // Save the errno in a thread-local variable
            a.call(imm(errnoFunctionAddress));

            // Retrieve return value and put it back in the appropriate return register
            switch (resultType.getNativeType()) {
                case VOID:
                    // No need to save/reload return value registers
                    break;

                case SCHAR:
                    a.movsx(rax, byte_ptr(rsp, 0));
                    break;

                case UCHAR:
                    a.movzx(rax, byte_ptr(rsp, 0));
                    break;

                case SSHORT:
                    a.movsx(rax, word_ptr(rsp, 0));
                    break;

                case USHORT:
                    a.movzx(rax, word_ptr(rsp, 0));
                    break;

                case SINT:
                    a.movsxd(rax, dword_ptr(rsp, 0));
                    break;

                case UINT:
                    // storing a value in eax zeroes out the upper 32 bits of rax
                    a.mov(eax, dword_ptr(rsp, 0));
                    break;

                case FLOAT:
                    a.movss(xmm0, dword_ptr(rsp, 0));
                    break;

                case DOUBLE:
                    a.movsd(xmm0, qword_ptr(rsp, 0));
                    break;

                default:
                    a.mov(rax, qword_ptr(rsp, 0));
                    break;
            }

        } else {
            // sign/zero extend the result
            switch (resultType.getNativeType()) {
                case SCHAR:
                    a.movsx(rax, al);
                    break;

                case UCHAR:
                    a.movzx(rax, al);
                    break;

                case SSHORT:
                    a.movsx(rax, ax);
                    break;

                case USHORT:
                    a.movzx(rax, ax);
                    break;

                case SINT:
                    if (long.class == resultClass) a.movsxd(rax, eax);
                    break;

                case UINT:
                    if (long.class == resultClass) a.mov(eax, eax);
                    break;
            }
        }

        // Restore rsp to original position
        a.add(rsp, imm(space));
        a.ret();

        stubs.add(new Stub(name, sig(resultClass, parameterClasses), a));
    }
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