Cleaned up unaligned access.
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@ -4422,12 +4422,7 @@ unsigned InterpreterMainLoop(ARMul_State* state) {
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inst_cream->get_addr(cpu, inst_cream->inst, addr, 1);
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inst_cream->get_addr(cpu, inst_cream->inst, addr, 1);
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unsigned int value = Memory::Read32(addr);
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unsigned int value = Memory::Read32(addr);
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if (BIT(CP15_REG(CP15_CONTROL), 22) == 1)
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cpu->Reg[BITS(inst_cream->inst, 12, 15)] = value;
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cpu->Reg[BITS(inst_cream->inst, 12, 15)] = value;
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else {
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value = ROTATE_RIGHT_32(value,(8*(addr&0x3)));
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cpu->Reg[BITS(inst_cream->inst, 12, 15)] = value;
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}
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if (BITS(inst_cream->inst, 12, 15) == 15) {
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if (BITS(inst_cream->inst, 12, 15) == 15) {
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// For armv5t, should enter thumb when bits[0] is non-zero.
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// For armv5t, should enter thumb when bits[0] is non-zero.
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@ -4450,12 +4445,7 @@ unsigned InterpreterMainLoop(ARMul_State* state) {
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inst_cream->get_addr(cpu, inst_cream->inst, addr, 1);
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inst_cream->get_addr(cpu, inst_cream->inst, addr, 1);
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unsigned int value = Memory::Read32(addr);
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unsigned int value = Memory::Read32(addr);
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if (BIT(CP15_REG(CP15_CONTROL), 22) == 1)
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cpu->Reg[BITS(inst_cream->inst, 12, 15)] = value;
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cpu->Reg[BITS(inst_cream->inst, 12, 15)] = value;
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else {
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value = ROTATE_RIGHT_32(value,(8*(addr&0x3)));
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cpu->Reg[BITS(inst_cream->inst, 12, 15)] = value;
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}
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if (BITS(inst_cream->inst, 12, 15) == 15) {
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if (BITS(inst_cream->inst, 12, 15) == 15) {
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// For armv5t, should enter thumb when bits[0] is non-zero.
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// For armv5t, should enter thumb when bits[0] is non-zero.
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@ -4699,11 +4689,6 @@ unsigned InterpreterMainLoop(ARMul_State* state) {
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unsigned int value = Memory::Read32(addr);
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unsigned int value = Memory::Read32(addr);
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cpu->Reg[BITS(inst_cream->inst, 12, 15)] = value;
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cpu->Reg[BITS(inst_cream->inst, 12, 15)] = value;
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if (BIT(CP15_REG(CP15_CONTROL), 22) == 1)
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cpu->Reg[BITS(inst_cream->inst, 12, 15)] = value;
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else
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cpu->Reg[BITS(inst_cream->inst, 12, 15)] = ROTATE_RIGHT_32(value,(8*(addr&0x3))) ;
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if (BITS(inst_cream->inst, 12, 15) == 15) {
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if (BITS(inst_cream->inst, 12, 15) == 15) {
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INC_PC(sizeof(ldst_inst));
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INC_PC(sizeof(ldst_inst));
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goto DISPATCH;
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goto DISPATCH;
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@ -236,30 +236,12 @@ u8 Read8(const VAddr addr) {
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u16 Read16(const VAddr addr) {
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u16 Read16(const VAddr addr) {
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u16_le data = 0;
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u16_le data = 0;
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Read<u16_le>(data, addr);
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Read<u16_le>(data, addr);
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// Check for 16-bit unaligned memory reads...
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if (addr & 1) {
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// TODO(bunnei): Implement 16-bit unaligned memory reads
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LOG_ERROR(HW_Memory, "16-bit unaligned memory reads are not implemented!");
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}
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return (u16)data;
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return (u16)data;
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}
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}
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u32 Read32(const VAddr addr) {
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u32 Read32(const VAddr addr) {
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u32_le data = 0;
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u32_le data = 0;
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Read<u32_le>(data, addr);
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Read<u32_le>(data, addr);
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// Check for 32-bit unaligned memory reads...
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if (addr & 3) {
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// ARM allows for unaligned memory reads, however older ARM architectures read out memory
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// from unaligned addresses in a shifted way. Our ARM CPU core (SkyEye) corrects for this,
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// so therefore expects the memory to be read out in this manner.
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// TODO(bunnei): Determine if this is necessary - perhaps it is OK to remove this from both
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// SkyEye and here?
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int shift = (addr & 3) * 8;
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data = (data << shift) | (data >> (32 - shift));
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}
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return (u32)data;
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return (u32)data;
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}
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}
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