binutils-gdb/sim/testsuite/bfin/c_br_preg_killed_ac.s
Mike Frysinger 1368b914e9 sim: testsuite: flatten tree
Now that all port tests live under testsuite/sim/*/, and none live
in testsuite/ directly, flatten the structure by moving all of the
dirs under testsuite/sim/ to testsuite/ directly.

We need to stop passing --tool to dejagnu so that it searches all
dirs and not just ones that start with "sim".  Since we have no
other dirs in this tree, and no plans to add any, should be fine.
2021-01-15 19:18:34 -05:00

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//Original:/testcases/seq/c_br_preg_killed_ac/c_br_preg_killed_ac.dsp
// Spec Reference: brcc kills data cache hits
# mach: bfin
.include "testutils.inc"
start
imm32 r0, 0x00000000;
imm32 r1, 0x00000001;
imm32 r2, 0x00000002;
imm32 r3, 0x00000003;
imm32 r4, 0x00000004;
imm32 r5, 0x00000005;
imm32 r6, 0x00000006;
imm32 r7, 0x00000007;
imm32 p1, 0x00000011;
imm32 p2, 0x00000012;
P4 = 4;
P2 = 2;
loadsym P5, DATA0;
loadsym I0, DATA1;
begin:
ASTAT = R0; // clear CC
IF !CC JUMP LABEL1; // (bp);
CC = R4 < R5; // CC FLAG killed
R1 = 21;
LABEL1:
JUMP ( PC + P4 ); //brf LABEL2; // (bp);
CC = ! CC;
LABEL2:
JUMP ( PC + P4 ); //brf LABEL3; // (bp);
R2 = - R2; // ALU2op killed
LABEL3:
JUMP ( PC + P4 ); //brf LABEL4;
R3 <<= 2; // LOGI2op killed
LABEL4:
JUMP ( PC + P4 ); //brf LABEL5;
R0 = R1 + R2; // COMP3op killed
LABEL5:
JUMP ( PC + P4 ); //brf LABEL6;
R4 += 3; // COMPI2opD killed
LABEL6:
JUMP ( PC + P4 ); //brf LABEL7; // (bp);
R5 = 25; // LDIMMHALF killed
LABEL7:
JUMP ( PC + P4 ); //brf LABEL8;
R6 = CC; // CC2REG killed
LABEL8:
JUMP ( PC + P4 ); //brf LABEL9;
JUMP ( PC + P2 ); //BAD1; // UJUMP killed
LABEL9:
JUMP ( PC + P4 ); //brf LABELCHK1;
BAD1:
R7 = [ P5 ]; // LDST killed
LABELCHK1:
CHECKREG r0, 0x00000000;
CHECKREG r1, 0x00000001;
CHECKREG r2, 0x00000002;
CHECKREG r3, 0x00000003;
CHECKREG r4, 0x00000004;
CHECKREG r5, 0x00000005;
CHECKREG r6, 0x00000006;
CHECKREG r7, 0x00000007;
pass
.data
DATA0:
.dd 0x000a0000
.dd 0x000b0001
.dd 0x000c0002
.dd 0x000d0003
.dd 0x000e0004
DATA1:
.dd 0x00f00100
.dd 0x00e00101
.dd 0x00d00102
.dd 0x00c00103