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Misc cleanup (#708)

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* Fix typos

* Remove unneeded using statements

* Enforce var style more

* Remove redundant qualifiers

* Fix some indentation

* Disable naming warnings on files with external enum names

* Fix build

* Mass find & replace for comments with no spacing

* Standardize todo capitalization and for/if spacing
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Alex Barney 2019-07-01 21:39:22 -05:00 • committed by Ac_K
parent 10c74182ba
commit b2b736abc2
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ChocolArm64/OpCodeTable.cs
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@ -36,7 +36,7 @@ namespace ChocolArm64
static OpCodeTable()
{
#region "OpCode Table (AArch32)"
//Integer
// Integer
SetA32("<<<<0010100xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx", InstEmit32.Add, typeof(OpCode32AluImm));
SetA32("<<<<0000100xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx0xxxx", InstEmit32.Add, typeof(OpCode32AluRsImm));
SetA32("<<<<1010xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx", InstEmit32.B, typeof(OpCode32BImm));
@ -66,7 +66,7 @@ namespace ChocolArm64
#endregion
#region "OpCode Table (AArch64)"
//Integer
// Integer
SetA64("x0011010000xxxxx000000xxxxxxxxxx", InstEmit.Adc, typeof(OpCodeAluRs64));
SetA64("x0111010000xxxxx000000xxxxxxxxxx", InstEmit.Adcs, typeof(OpCodeAluRs64));
SetA64("x00100010xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx", InstEmit.Add, typeof(OpCodeAluImm64));
@ -217,7 +217,7 @@ namespace ChocolArm64
SetA64("10011011101xxxxx1xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx", InstEmit.Umsubl, typeof(OpCodeMul64));
SetA64("10011011110xxxxx0xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx", InstEmit.Umulh, typeof(OpCodeMul64));
//Vector
// Vector
SetA64("0101111011100000101110xxxxxxxxxx", InstEmit.Abs_S, typeof(OpCodeSimd64));
SetA64("0>001110<<100000101110xxxxxxxxxx", InstEmit.Abs_V, typeof(OpCodeSimd64));
SetA64("01011110111xxxxx100001xxxxxxxxxx", InstEmit.Add_S, typeof(OpCodeSimdReg64));
@ -656,12 +656,12 @@ namespace ChocolArm64
for (int index = 0; index < encoding.Length; index++, bit--)
{
//Note: < and > are used on special encodings.
//The < means that we should never have ALL bits with the '<' set.
//So, when the encoding has <<, it means that 00, 01, and 10 are valid,
//but not 11. <<< is 000, 001, ..., 110 but NOT 111, and so on...
//For >, the invalid value is zero. So, for >> 01, 10 and 11 are valid,
//but 00 isn't.
// Note: < and > are used on special encodings.
// The < means that we should never have ALL bits with the '<' set.
// So, when the encoding has <<, it means that 00, 01, and 10 are valid,
// but not 11. <<< is 000, 001, ..., 110 but NOT 111, and so on...
// For >, the invalid value is zero. So, for >> 01, 10 and 11 are valid,
// but 00 isn't.
char chr = encoding[index];
if (chr == '1')