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EE: very minor VTLB optimisation. Smaller than r4803 probably (but shouldn't have any possibility of slowing down any code).
git-svn-id: http://pcsx2.googlecode.com/svn/trunk@4807 96395faa-99c1-11dd-bbfe-3dabce05a288
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@ -247,22 +247,23 @@ static __pagealigned u8 m_IndirectDispatchers[__pagesize];
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// mode - 0 for read, 1 for write!
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// operandsize - 0 thru 4 represents 8, 16, 32, 64, and 128 bits.
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//
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static u8* GetIndirectDispatcherPtr( int mode, int operandsize )
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static u8* GetIndirectDispatcherPtr( int mode, int operandsize, bool sign = false )
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{
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// Each dispatcher is aligned to 64 bytes. The actual dispatchers are only like
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// 20-some bytes each, but 64 byte alignment on functions that are called
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// more frequently than a hot sex hotline at 1:15am is probably a good thing.
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// 5*64? Because 5 operand types per each mode :D
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// 7*64? 5 widths with two sign extension modes for 8 and 16 bit reads
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return &m_IndirectDispatchers[(mode*(5*64)) + (operandsize*64)];
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assert(mode || operandsize >= 2 ? !sign : true);
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return &m_IndirectDispatchers[(mode*(7*64)) + (sign*5*64) + (operandsize*64)];
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}
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// ------------------------------------------------------------------------
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// Generates a JS instruction that targets the appropriate templated instance of
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// the vtlb Indirect Dispatcher.
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//
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static void DynGen_IndirectDispatch( int mode, int bits )
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static void DynGen_IndirectDispatch( int mode, int bits, bool sign = false )
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{
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int szidx;
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switch( bits )
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@ -274,7 +275,7 @@ static void DynGen_IndirectDispatch( int mode, int bits )
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case 128: szidx=4; break;
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jNO_DEFAULT;
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}
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xJS( GetIndirectDispatcherPtr( mode, szidx ) );
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xJS( GetIndirectDispatcherPtr( mode, szidx, sign ) );
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}
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// One-time initialization procedure. Multiple subsequent calls during the lifespan of the
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@ -296,16 +297,38 @@ void vtlb_dynarec_init()
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{
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for( int bits=0; bits<5; ++bits )
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{
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xSetPtr( GetIndirectDispatcherPtr( mode, bits ) );
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for (int sign = 0; sign < (!mode && bits < 2 ? 2 : 1); sign++)
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{
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xSetPtr( GetIndirectDispatcherPtr( mode, bits, !!sign ) );
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xMOVZX( eax, al );
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xSUB( ecx, 0x80000000 );
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xSUB( ecx, eax );
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xMOVZX( eax, al );
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xSUB( ecx, 0x80000000 );
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xSUB( ecx, eax );
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// jump to the indirect handler, which is a __fastcall C++ function.
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// [ecx is address, edx is data]
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xCALL( ptr32[(eax*4) + vtlbdata.RWFT[bits][mode]] );
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xJMP( ebx );
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// jump to the indirect handler, which is a __fastcall C++ function.
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// [ecx is address, edx is data]
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xCALL( ptr32[(eax*4) + vtlbdata.RWFT[bits][mode]] );
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if (!mode)
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{
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if (bits == 0)
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{
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if (sign)
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xMOVSX(eax, al);
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else
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xMOVZX(eax, al);
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}
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else if (bits == 1)
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{
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if (sign)
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xMOVSX(eax, ax);
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else
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xMOVZX(eax, ax);
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}
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}
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xJMP( ebx );
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}
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}
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}
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@ -336,27 +359,10 @@ void vtlb_DynGenRead32(u32 bits, bool sign)
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uptr* writeback = DynGen_PrepRegs();
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DynGen_IndirectDispatch( 0, bits );
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DynGen_IndirectDispatch( 0, bits, sign && bits < 32 );
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DynGen_DirectRead( bits, sign );
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*writeback = (uptr)xGetPtr();
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// perform sign extension on the result:
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if( bits == 8 )
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{
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if( sign )
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xMOVSX( eax, al );
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else
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xMOVZX( eax, al );
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}
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else if( bits == 16 )
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{
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if( sign )
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xMOVSX( eax, ax );
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else
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xMOVZX( eax, ax );
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}
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}
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// ------------------------------------------------------------------------
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