source: vbox/trunk/include/iprt/asm-mem-watcom-x86-16.h@ 104070

/** @file
 * IPRT - Assembly Memory Functions, x86 16-bit Watcom C/C++ pragma aux.
 */

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#ifndef IPRT_INCLUDED_asm_mem_watcom_x86_16_h
#define IPRT_INCLUDED_asm_mem_watcom_x86_16_h
/* no pragma once */

#ifndef IPRT_INCLUDED_asm_mem_h
# error "Don't include this header directly."
#endif

/*
 * Turns out we cannot use 'ds' for segment stuff here because the compiler
 * seems to insists on loading the DGROUP segment into 'ds' before calling
 * stuff when using -ecc.  Using 'es' instead as this seems to work fine.
 *
 * Note! The #undef that preceds the #pragma aux statements is for undoing
 *       the mangling, because the symbol in #pragma aux [symbol] statements
 *       doesn't get subjected to preprocessing.  This is also why we include
 *       the watcom header at both the top and the bottom of asm.h file.
 */

#undef      ASMMemZero32
#ifdef IPRT_ASM_WATCOM_X86_16_WITH_PRAGMAS
# if defined(__SW_0) || defined(__SW_1) || defined(__SW_2)
#  pragma aux ASMMemZero32 = \
    "xor ax, ax" \
    "shr cx, 1" \
    "shr cx, 1" \
    "rep stosw" \
    parm [es di] [cx] \
    modify exact [ax dx cx di];
# else
#  pragma aux ASMMemZero32 = \
    "and ecx, 0ffffh" /* probably not necessary, lazy bird should check... */ \
    "shr ecx, 2" \
    "xor eax, eax" \
    "rep stosd"  \
    parm [es di] [cx] \
    modify exact [ax cx di];
# endif
#endif

#undef      ASMMemFill32
#ifdef IPRT_ASM_WATCOM_X86_16_WITH_PRAGMAS
# if defined(__SW_0) || defined(__SW_1) || defined(__SW_2)
#  pragma aux ASMMemFill32 = \
    "   shr     cx, 1" \
    "   shr     cx, 1" \
    "   jz      done" \
    "again:" \
    "   stosw" \
    "   xchg    ax, dx" \
    "   stosw" \
    "   xchg    ax, dx" \
    "   dec     cx" \
    "   jnz     again" \
    "done:" \
    parm [es di] [cx] [ax dx]\
    modify exact [cx di];
# else
#  pragma aux ASMMemFill32 = \
    "and ecx, 0ffffh" /* probably not necessary, lazy bird should check... */ \
    "shr ecx, 2" \
    "shl eax, 16" \
    "mov ax, dx" \
    "rol eax, 16" \
    "rep stosd"  \
    parm [es di] [cx] [ax dx]\
    modify exact [ax cx di];
# endif
#endif

#undef      ASMProbeReadByte
#ifdef IPRT_ASM_WATCOM_X86_16_WITH_PRAGMAS
#pragma aux ASMProbeReadByte = \
    "mov al, es:[bx]" \
    parm [es bx] \
    value [al] \
    modify exact [al];
#endif

#endif /* !IPRT_INCLUDED_asm_mem_watcom_x86_16_h */