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import json
isa_data = json.loads(open("./x86_64.json").read())
class IsaData:
def __init__(self, data):
isa_extensions = isa_data['sets']
microarchitectures = isa_data['uarch']
loaded_exts = {}
for ext in isa_extensions:
loaded_exts[ext['name']] = ext
loaded_uarches = {}
for arch in microarchitectures:
loaded_uarches[arch['name']] = arch
self.exts = loaded_exts
self.uarches = loaded_uarches
self.referenced_sets = set([])
def compile_uarch(self, arch):
uarch = self.uarches[arch]
sets = self.uarch_sets(arch)
out = {
"name": uarch['name'],
"vendor": uarch['vendor'],
"extensions": list(sets),
"instructions": list(self.sets2instructions(sets))
}
return out
def uarch_sets(self, arch):
sets = set([])
uarch = self.uarches[arch]
for item in uarch['sets']:
if item[0] == '/':
continue
elif item[0] == '+':
sets |= self.uarch_sets(item[1:])
else:
sets.add(item)
sets = self.resolve_sets(sets)
self.referenced_sets |= sets
return sets
def unused_extensions(self):
all_sets = set(self.exts.keys())
return all_sets - self.referenced_sets
def used_extensions(self):
return self.referenced_sets
def sets2instructions(self, sets):
instructions = set([])
for ext in sets:
ext = self.exts[ext]
for item in ext['new']:
if item[0] != '+':
instructions.add(item)
return instructions
def resolve_sets(self, sets):
resolved_sets = set(list(sets))
self.referenced_sets |= resolved_sets
for ext in sets:
ext = self.exts[ext]
for item in ext['new']:
if item[0] == '/':
continue
elif item[0] == '+':
new_sets = self.resolve_sets(set([item[1:]]))
self.referenced_sets |= new_sets
resolved_sets |= new_sets
return resolved_sets
isa_data = IsaData(isa_data)
for (arch, data) in isa_data.uarches.items():
arch = isa_data.compile_uarch(arch)
# print("x: {}".format(json.dumps(arch)))
print("unused sets: {}".format(json.dumps(list(isa_data.unused_extensions()))))
print("used sets: {}".format(json.dumps(list(isa_data.used_extensions()))))
ROOTS = ["real_mode", "protected_mode", "long_mode", "x86_generic"]
ALL_INSTRUCTIONS = set([])
INSTRUCTION_NUMS = {}
for root in ROOTS:
arch = isa_data.compile_uarch(root)
print("name: {}, {} instructions".format(arch['name'], len(arch['instructions'])))
ALL_INSTRUCTIONS |= set(arch['instructions'])
print("opcode enum to follow...")
class Output:
def __init__(self, f):
self.indentation = 0
self.out = f
self.should_indent = False
def begin_block(self, content):
self.write(content)
self.write(" {")
self.newline()
self.indent()
def end_block(self):
self.outdent()
self.write("}")
self.newline()
def indent(self):
self.indentation += 1
def outdent(self):
self.indentation -= 1
def write(self, content):
if self.should_indent:
self.out.write(" " * self.indentation)
self.should_indent = False
self.out.write(content)
def newline(self):
self.out.write("\n")
self.should_indent = True
def comment(self, content):
if not self.should_indent:
# we've written something on this line. add a space to be reader-friendly.
self.out.write(" ")
self.write("// ")
self.writeline(content)
def writeline(self, content):
self.write(content)
self.newline()
def close(self):
self.out.close()
OPCODE_REPR = "u16"
OPCODE_ANNOTATIONS = [
"#[allow(non_camel_case_types)]",
"#[derive(Copy, Clone, Debug, Eq, PartialEq)]",
"#[non_exhaustive]",
"#[repr({})]".format(OPCODE_REPR)
]
f = open("../src/generated/mod.rs", "w")
f = Output(f)
f.writeline("pub(crate) mod opcode;")
f.writeline("pub(crate) mod imp;")
f.newline()
for root in ROOTS:
if root == "x86_generic":
continue
f.begin_block("pub(crate) mod {}".format(root))
f.writeline("pub(crate) use super::opcode::{}::Opcode as Opcode;".format(root))
f.writeline("pub(crate) use super::imp::{}::revise_instruction as revise_instruction;".format(root))
f.end_block()
f = open("../src/generated/opcode.rs", "w")
f = Output(f)
for annotation in OPCODE_ANNOTATIONS:
f.writeline(annotation)
f.begin_block("pub enum Opcode")
insts = list(ALL_INSTRUCTIONS)
insts.sort()
for (i, inst) in enumerate(insts):
INSTRUCTION_NUMS[inst] = i
if inst == "invalid":
f.writeline("Invalid,")
else:
f.writeline("{},".format(str(inst).upper()))
f.end_block()
f.newline()
f.writeline("pub(crate) const MNEMONICS: &'static [&'static str] = &[")
f.indent()
for (_i, inst) in enumerate(insts):
f.writeline('"{}",'.format(inst.lower()))
f.outdent()
f.writeline("];")
f.newline()
for root in ROOTS:
if root == "x86_generic":
continue
f.begin_block("pub(crate) mod {}".format(root))
for annotation in OPCODE_ANNOTATIONS:
f.writeline(annotation)
f.begin_block("pub enum Opcode")
arch = isa_data.compile_uarch(root)
insts = arch['instructions']
insts.sort()
for inst in insts:
if inst == "invalid":
f.writeline("Invalid = super::Opcode::Invalid as {},".format(OPCODE_REPR))
else:
f.writeline("{} = super::Opcode::{} as {},".format(str(inst).upper(), str(inst).upper(), OPCODE_REPR))
f.end_block()
f.end_block()
f.newline()
f = open("../src/generated/imp.rs", "w")
f = Output(f)
# f.writeline("fn main() {}\n")
# f.comment("should be `{}::DecodeError` but i want to compile this on its own while bootstrapping")
# f.writeline('#[path="/toy/yaxpeax/arch/x86/src/{}/mod.rs"]'.format(root))
# f.writeline("mod structs;")
# f.writeline("use structs::{InstDecoder, Instruction};")
# f.begin_block("enum DecodeError")
# f.writeline("InvalidOpcode,")
# f.end_block()
# f.newline()
for root in ROOTS:
if root == "x86_generic":
continue
arch = isa_data.compile_uarch(root)
f.begin_block("pub(crate) mod {}".format(root))
f.writeline("use crate::generated::{}::Opcode;".format(root))
f.writeline("use crate::{}::{{InstDecoder, Instruction, DecodeError}};".format(root))
f.begin_block("impl InstDecoder")
for ext in arch['extensions']:
f.begin_block("fn feature_{}(&self) -> bool".format(ext))
f.writeline("true")
f.end_block()
f.end_block()
f.begin_block("pub(crate) fn revise_instruction(decoder: &InstDecoder, inst: &mut Instruction) -> Result<(), DecodeError>")
f.begin_block("if inst.prefixes.evex().is_some()")
f.begin_block("if !decoder.avx512()")
f.writeline("return Err(DecodeError::InvalidOpcode);")
f.outdent()
f.writeline("} else {")
f.indent()
f.writeline("return Ok(());")
f.end_block()
f.end_block()
f.newline()
f.comment("for some instructions (tzcnt), not having an extension means the instruction is")
f.comment("interpreted as another, rather than being simply rejected.")
f.comment("we might still reject the alternate instruction later, if the extension adding *it*")
f.comment("is also not supported.")
f.begin_block("if inst.opcode == Opcode::TZCNT")
f.begin_block("if !decoder.bmi1()")
f.comment("tzcnt is only supported if bmi1 is enabled. without bmi1, this decodes as bsf.")
f.writeline("inst.opcode = Opcode::BSF;")
f.end_block()
f.end_block()
f.newline()
f.begin_block("match inst.opcode")
f.comment("we'll never be rejecting the instruction `Invalid`")
f.writeline("Opcode::Invalid => {}")
for ext in arch['extensions']:
ext_data = isa_data.exts[ext]['new']
suffix_needed = False
any_entries = False
for (i, inst) in enumerate(ext_data):
if inst[0] == '+':
continue
# special-cased `invalid` above; it's always present.
if inst == "invalid":
continue
if suffix_needed:
f.writeline("|")
f.write("Opcode::{} ".format(inst.upper()))
suffix_needed = True
any_entries = True
if not any_entries:
print("no entries for ext {}".format(ext))
continue
f.begin_block("=>")
f.begin_block("if !decoder.feature_{}()".format(ext))
f.writeline("return Err(DecodeError::InvalidOpcode);\n")
f.end_block()
f.end_block()
f.end_block()
f.writeline("Ok(())")
f.end_block()
f.end_block()
f.newline()
f.close()
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