C++ (Cpp) create_jtype_hex Examples

Example #1

File: cSerie1.c Project: pas/ra

int main(int argc, const char * argv[]) {
    initialize();
    testPrint(create_rtype_hex(FC_ADD, 0x0000, I_T0, I_T1, I_T2, OC_ADD));
    testPrint(create_itype_hex(0x0001, I_T0, I_ZERO, OC_ADDI));
    testPrint(create_jtype_hex(0xCD1234, OC_J));
    testPrint(create_itype_hex(0xBBBB, I_T0, I_ZERO, OC_LUI));
    testPrint(create_itype_hex(0xA03B, I_T0, I_T1, OC_LW));
    testPrint(create_itype_hex(0x0101, I_T0, I_T0, OC_ORI));
    testPrint(create_rtype_hex(FC_SUB, 0x0002, I_T0, I_T1, I_T2, OC_SUB));
    testPrint(create_itype_hex(0xD070, I_T0, I_T1, OC_SW));
    testPrint(create_specialtype_hex(OC_STOP));
    return 0;
}

Example #2

File: test.c Project: akleemans/cs_unibe

/* JAL */
void test_jal() {
	int pcSaved;
	word w;
	Instruction* instruction;

	pc = 0x00000000;
	pcSaved = pc;
	test_execute(create_jtype_hex(0x0001, OC_JAL));
	assert(RA == pcSaved + 4);
	assert(pc == 4);

	/* The following test is executed manually as the desired pc is outside the memory,
	 * i.e. the test needs to bypass actually storing the instruction in the memory.
	 */
	initialize();
	pc = 0xAF000000;
	pcSaved = pc;
	w = create_jtype_hex(0x0001, OC_JAL);
	instruction = (Instruction *) &w;
	pc += 4;
	operations[instruction->i.opcode].operation(instruction);
	assert(RA == pcSaved + 4);
	assert(pc == 0xA0000004);
}

Example #3

File: cSerie1.c Project: pas/ra

/* Assembles the given parts of an special-type instruction into a single word*/
word create_specialtype_hex(unsigned short opcode) {
    return create_jtype_hex(0x0000, opcode);
}