The code already knows to disasm most of the opcodes with their operands.
- Split according to OSIZE opcodes RDFSBASE/WRFSBASE / RDGSBASE/WRGSBASE both for disasm and performance
- Minimize amount of opcode forms in ia_opcodes.h again.
For example Udq means the same as Wdq but with no memory form.
Fixed bug in stack optimization in 64-bit mode (should result in some speedup)
ia_opcode.h - eliminate some OP_M cases when they actually meant "value of specific type in the memory"
example: "MOVBE Md, Gd" actually means "MOVBE Ed, Gd"which just not have reg/reg form.
The end goal will be also merging of disasm and cpu decoder to one module and remove the disasm.
Two bug fixes on the way:
TBM: fixed 64-bit TBM instructions with memory access (did 32-bit load instead of 64-bit)
BMI2: fixed operands order for PEXT/PDEP instructions
AVX2: fixed gather instruction decoding bug from decoder alias commit
Of course no true random numbers will be generated - use standard "C" rand() function as stub.
In future it will be possible to improve (using another random generator) or even use real rdrand/rdseed intrinsics
fixed enabling of ADX extensions in generic CPUID when enabled through .bochsrc
Small code cleanups on the way to implementation of APIC Registers Virtualization features disclosed in recent Intel SDM rev043
Bochs instruction emulation handlers won't refer to direct fields of instructions like MODRM.NNN or MODRM.RM anymore.
Use generic source/destination indications like SRC1, SRC2 and DST.
All handlers are modified to support new notation. In addition fetchDecode module was modified to assign sources to instructions properly.
Immediate benefits:
- Removal of several duplicated handlers (FMA3 duplicated with FMA4 is a trivial example)
- Simpler to understand fetch-decode code
Future benefits:
- Integration of disassembler into Bochs CPU module, ability to disasm bx_instruction_c instance (planned)
Huge patch. Almost all source files wre modified.
I am merging the code in order to start making shortcuts between VMX emulation and SVM emulation.
Of course SVM emulation is incomplete, completely untested and not expected to work.
But someone could already take a look one the code and give some suggestions.
Also looking for anybody with existing SVM kernels - as simple as possible - for testing.
Status:
- exceptions intercept is not implemented yet
- IO intercept is not implemented yet
- MSR intercept is not implemented yet
- virtual interrupts are not implemented yet
- CPUID is not implemented yet
No advanced SVM featurez planned - I am implementing the very basic 'Pacifica' document from 2005 using QEMU code as reference.
XOP: few instructions are still missing, coming soon
BX_PANIC(("VPERMILPS_VpsHpsWpsVIbR: not implemented yet"));
BX_PANIC(("VPERMILPD_VpdHpdWpdVIbR: not implemented yet"));
BX_PANIC(("VPMADCSSWD_VdqHdqWdqVIbR: not implemented yet"));
BX_PANIC(("VPMADCSWD_VdqHdqWdqVIbR: not implemented yet"));
BX_PANIC(("VFRCZPS_VpsWpsR: not implemented yet"));
BX_PANIC(("VFRCZPD_VpdWpdR: not implemented yet"));
BX_PANIC(("VFRCZSS_VssWssR: not implemented yet"));
BX_PANIC(("VFRCZSD_VsdWsdR: not implemented yet"));
with --enable-avx option. When compiled in, AVX still has to be enabled
using .bochsrc CPUID option. AVX2 FMA instructions still not implemented.
- Added support for Bit Manipulation Instructions (BMI) emulation. The BMI
instructions support can be enabled using .bochsrc CPUID option.
