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Definition at line 42 of file LlvmSemantics.h.
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Public Types | |
using | Super = SymbolicSemantics::RiscOperators |
Base type. | |
using | Ptr = RiscOperatorsPtr |
Shared-ownership pointer. | |
Public Types inherited from Rose::BinaryAnalysis::InstructionSemantics::SymbolicSemantics::RiscOperators | |
using | Super = BaseSemantics::RiscOperators |
Base type. | |
using | Ptr = RiscOperatorsPtr |
Shared-ownership pointer. | |
Public Types inherited from Rose::BinaryAnalysis::InstructionSemantics::BaseSemantics::RiscOperators | |
enum class | IteStatus { NEITHER , A , B , BOTH } |
Status for iteWithStatus operation. More... | |
using | Ptr = RiscOperatorsPtr |
Shared-ownership pointer. | |
Public Member Functions | |
virtual BaseSemantics::RiscOperatorsPtr | create (const BaseSemantics::SValuePtr &protoval, const SmtSolverPtr &solver=SmtSolverPtr()) const override |
Virtual allocating constructor. | |
virtual BaseSemantics::RiscOperatorsPtr | create (const BaseSemantics::StatePtr &state, const SmtSolverPtr &solver=SmtSolverPtr()) const override |
Virtual allocating constructor. | |
virtual BaseSemantics::SValuePtr | readMemory (RegisterDescriptor segreg, const BaseSemantics::SValuePtr &addr, const BaseSemantics::SValuePtr &dflt, const BaseSemantics::SValuePtr &cond) override |
Reads a value from memory. | |
virtual void | writeMemory (RegisterDescriptor segreg, const BaseSemantics::SValuePtr &addr, const BaseSemantics::SValuePtr &data, const BaseSemantics::SValuePtr &cond) override |
Writes a value to memory. | |
int | indent (int nlevels=1) |
Increase indentation by nlevels levels. | |
std::string | prefix () const |
Return indentation string. | |
virtual void | reset () |
Reset to initial state. | |
virtual const RegisterDescriptors & | get_important_registers () |
Return the list of registers that needs to be emitted to LLVM. | |
virtual RegisterDescriptors | get_stored_registers () |
Return the list of important registers that are stored. | |
virtual RegisterDescriptors | get_modified_registers () |
Return the list of important registers that have been modified since the last call to make_current(). | |
virtual RegisterDescriptor | get_insn_pointer_register () |
Return the descriptor for the instruction pointer register. | |
virtual SValuePtr | get_instruction_pointer () |
Return the value of the instruction pointer. | |
virtual const TreeNodes & | get_memory_writes () |
Return the list of memory writes that have occured since the last call to make_current(). | |
virtual void | make_current () |
Mark the current state as having been emitted. | |
virtual void | add_rewrite (const ExpressionPtr &from, const LeafPtr &to) |
Register a rewrite. | |
virtual std::string | add_variable (const LeafPtr &) |
Register an LLVM variable. | |
virtual std::string | get_variable (const LeafPtr &) |
Returns the LLVM name for a variable, including the sigil. | |
virtual void | emit_register_declarations (std::ostream &, const RegisterDescriptors &) |
Output LLVM global register declarations for the specified registers. | |
virtual void | emit_register_definitions (std::ostream &, const RegisterDescriptors &) |
Output LLVM global register definitions for the specified registers. | |
virtual void | emit_prerequisites (std::ostream &, const RegisterDescriptors &, const RegisterDictionaryPtr &) |
Output LLVM global variable reads that are needed to define the specified registers and pending memory writes. | |
virtual void | emit_next_eip (std::ostream &, SgAsmInstruction *latest_insn) |
Output an LLVM branch instruction. | |
virtual void | emit_memory_writes (std::ostream &) |
Output changed memory state. | |
virtual void | emit_changed_state (std::ostream &) |
Output LLVM to bring the LLVM state up to date with respect to the ROSE state. | |
virtual std::string | llvm_integer_type (size_t nbits) |
Obtain the LLVM type name for an integer. | |
virtual std::string | llvm_term (const ExpressionPtr &) |
Convert a ROSE variable or integer to an LLVM term. | |
virtual std::string | llvm_lvalue (const LeafPtr &) |
Convert a ROSE variable to an LLVM lvalue. | |
virtual LeafPtr | next_temporary (size_t nbits) |
Create a temporary variable. | |
virtual std::string | next_label () |
Obtain the name for an LLVM label, excluding the "%" sigil. | |
virtual std::string | addr_label (rose_addr_t) |
Obtain a label for a virtual address. | |
virtual std::string | function_label (SgAsmFunction *) |
Obtain a label for a function. | |
int | llvmVersion () const |
Property: LLVM version. | |
void | llvmVersion (int v) |
Property: LLVM version. | |
virtual LeafPtr | emit_expression (std::ostream &, const SValuePtr &) |
Emit LLVM statements for an expression. | |
virtual LeafPtr | emit_expression (std::ostream &, const ExpressionPtr &) |
Emit LLVM statements for an expression. | |
virtual LeafPtr | emit_expression (std::ostream &, const LeafPtr &) |
Emit LLVM statements for an expression. | |
Public Member Functions inherited from Rose::BinaryAnalysis::InstructionSemantics::SymbolicSemantics::RiscOperators | |
virtual BaseSemantics::SValuePtr | boolean_ (bool b) override |
Returns a Boolean value. | |
virtual BaseSemantics::SValuePtr | number_ (size_t nbits, uint64_t value) override |
Returns a number of the specified bit width. | |
SValuePtr | svalueExpr (const ExprPtr &expr, const InsnSet &defs=InsnSet()) |
bool | getset_omit_cur_insn (bool b) |
virtual void | substitute (const SValuePtr &from, const SValuePtr &to) |
Substitute all occurrences of from with to in the current state. | |
virtual BaseSemantics::SValuePtr | filterResult (const BaseSemantics::SValuePtr &) |
Filters results from RISC operators. | |
virtual SymbolicExpression::Type | sgTypeToSymbolicType (SgAsmType *) |
Convert a SgAsmType to a symbolic type. | |
virtual void | interrupt (int majr, int minr) override |
Unconditionally raise an interrupt. | |
virtual BaseSemantics::SValuePtr | and_ (const BaseSemantics::SValuePtr &a_, const BaseSemantics::SValuePtr &b_) override |
Computes bit-wise AND of two values. | |
virtual BaseSemantics::SValuePtr | or_ (const BaseSemantics::SValuePtr &a_, const BaseSemantics::SValuePtr &b_) override |
Computes bit-wise OR of two values. | |
virtual BaseSemantics::SValuePtr | xor_ (const BaseSemantics::SValuePtr &a_, const BaseSemantics::SValuePtr &b_) override |
Computes bit-wise XOR of two values. | |
virtual BaseSemantics::SValuePtr | invert (const BaseSemantics::SValuePtr &a_) override |
One's complement. | |
virtual BaseSemantics::SValuePtr | extract (const BaseSemantics::SValuePtr &a_, size_t begin_bit, size_t end_bit) override |
Extracts bits from a value. | |
virtual BaseSemantics::SValuePtr | concat (const BaseSemantics::SValuePtr &a_, const BaseSemantics::SValuePtr &b_) override |
Concatenates the bits of two values. | |
virtual BaseSemantics::SValuePtr | leastSignificantSetBit (const BaseSemantics::SValuePtr &a_) override |
Returns position of least significant set bit; zero when no bits are set. | |
virtual BaseSemantics::SValuePtr | mostSignificantSetBit (const BaseSemantics::SValuePtr &a_) override |
Returns position of most significant set bit; zero when no bits are set. | |
virtual BaseSemantics::SValuePtr | rotateLeft (const BaseSemantics::SValuePtr &a_, const BaseSemantics::SValuePtr &sa_) override |
Rotate bits to the left. | |
virtual BaseSemantics::SValuePtr | rotateRight (const BaseSemantics::SValuePtr &a_, const BaseSemantics::SValuePtr &sa_) override |
Rotate bits to the right. | |
virtual BaseSemantics::SValuePtr | shiftLeft (const BaseSemantics::SValuePtr &a_, const BaseSemantics::SValuePtr &sa_) override |
Returns arg shifted left. | |
virtual BaseSemantics::SValuePtr | shiftRight (const BaseSemantics::SValuePtr &a_, const BaseSemantics::SValuePtr &sa_) override |
Returns arg shifted right logically (no sign bit). | |
virtual BaseSemantics::SValuePtr | shiftRightArithmetic (const BaseSemantics::SValuePtr &a_, const BaseSemantics::SValuePtr &sa_) override |
Returns arg shifted right arithmetically (with sign bit). | |
virtual BaseSemantics::SValuePtr | equalToZero (const BaseSemantics::SValuePtr &a_) override |
Determines whether a value is equal to zero. | |
virtual BaseSemantics::SValuePtr | iteWithStatus (const BaseSemantics::SValuePtr &sel_, const BaseSemantics::SValuePtr &a_, const BaseSemantics::SValuePtr &b_, IteStatus &) override |
If-then-else with status. | |
virtual BaseSemantics::SValuePtr | unsignedExtend (const BaseSemantics::SValuePtr &a_, size_t new_width) override |
Extend (or shrink) operand a so it is nbits wide by adding or removing high-order bits. | |
virtual BaseSemantics::SValuePtr | signExtend (const BaseSemantics::SValuePtr &a_, size_t new_width) override |
Sign extends a value. | |
virtual BaseSemantics::SValuePtr | add (const BaseSemantics::SValuePtr &a_, const BaseSemantics::SValuePtr &b_) override |
Adds two integers of equal size. | |
virtual BaseSemantics::SValuePtr | addWithCarries (const BaseSemantics::SValuePtr &a_, const BaseSemantics::SValuePtr &b_, const BaseSemantics::SValuePtr &c_, BaseSemantics::SValuePtr &carry_out) override |
Add two values of equal size and a carry bit. | |
virtual BaseSemantics::SValuePtr | negate (const BaseSemantics::SValuePtr &a_) override |
Two's complement. | |
virtual BaseSemantics::SValuePtr | signedDivide (const BaseSemantics::SValuePtr &a_, const BaseSemantics::SValuePtr &b_) override |
Divides two signed values. | |
virtual BaseSemantics::SValuePtr | signedModulo (const BaseSemantics::SValuePtr &a_, const BaseSemantics::SValuePtr &b_) override |
Calculates modulo with signed values. | |
virtual BaseSemantics::SValuePtr | signedMultiply (const BaseSemantics::SValuePtr &a_, const BaseSemantics::SValuePtr &b_) override |
Multiplies two signed values. | |
virtual BaseSemantics::SValuePtr | unsignedDivide (const BaseSemantics::SValuePtr &a_, const BaseSemantics::SValuePtr &b_) override |
Divides two unsigned values. | |
virtual BaseSemantics::SValuePtr | unsignedModulo (const BaseSemantics::SValuePtr &a_, const BaseSemantics::SValuePtr &b_) override |
Calculates modulo with unsigned values. | |
virtual BaseSemantics::SValuePtr | unsignedMultiply (const BaseSemantics::SValuePtr &a_, const BaseSemantics::SValuePtr &b_) override |
Multiply two unsigned values. | |
virtual BaseSemantics::SValuePtr | fpConvert (const BaseSemantics::SValuePtr &a, SgAsmFloatType *aType, SgAsmFloatType *retType) override |
Convert from one floating-point type to another. | |
virtual BaseSemantics::SValuePtr | reinterpret (const BaseSemantics::SValuePtr &, SgAsmType *) override |
Reinterpret an expression as a different type. | |
virtual BaseSemantics::SValuePtr | readRegister (RegisterDescriptor reg, const BaseSemantics::SValuePtr &dflt) override |
Reads a value from a register. | |
virtual BaseSemantics::SValuePtr | peekRegister (RegisterDescriptor reg, const BaseSemantics::SValuePtr &dflt) override |
Obtain a register value without side effects. | |
virtual void | writeRegister (RegisterDescriptor reg, const BaseSemantics::SValuePtr &a_) override |
Writes a value to a register. | |
virtual BaseSemantics::SValuePtr | peekMemory (RegisterDescriptor segreg, const BaseSemantics::SValuePtr &addr, const BaseSemantics::SValuePtr &dflt) override |
Read memory without side effects. | |
BaseSemantics::SValuePtr | readOrPeekMemory (RegisterDescriptor segreg, const BaseSemantics::SValuePtr &addr, const BaseSemantics::SValuePtr &dflt, AllowSideEffects::Flag) |
void | computingDefiners (DefinersMode m) |
Property: Track which instructions define a semantic value. | |
DefinersMode | computingDefiners () const |
Property: Track which instructions define a semantic value. | |
void | computingMemoryWriters (WritersMode m) |
Property: Track which instructions write to each memory location. | |
WritersMode | computingMemoryWriters () const |
Property: Track which instructions write to each memory location. | |
void | computingRegisterWriters (WritersMode m) |
Property: Track latest writer to each register. | |
WritersMode | computingRegisterWriters () const |
Property: Track latest writer to each register. | |
void | trimThreshold (uint64_t n) |
Property: Maximum size of expressions. | |
uint64_t | trimThreshold () const |
Property: Maximum size of expressions. | |
size_t | nTrimmed () const |
Property: Number of symbolic expressions trimmed. | |
void | nTrimmed (size_t n) |
Property: Number of symbolic expressions trimmed. | |
bool | reinterpretMemoryReads () const |
Property: Reinterpret data as unsigned integers when reading from memory or registers. | |
void | reinterpretMemoryReads (bool b) |
Property: Reinterpret data as unsigned integers when reading from memory or registers. | |
bool | reinterpretRegisterReads () const |
Property: Reinterpret data as unsigned integers when reading from memory or registers. | |
void | reinterpretRegisterReads (bool b) |
Property: Reinterpret data as unsigned integers when reading from memory or registers. | |
Public Member Functions inherited from Rose::BinaryAnalysis::InstructionSemantics::BaseSemantics::RiscOperators | |
virtual SValuePtr | protoval () const |
Property: Prototypical semantic value. | |
virtual void | hash (Combinatorics::Hasher &) |
Compute hash of current state. | |
virtual void | startInstruction (SgAsmInstruction *insn) |
Called at the beginning of every instruction. | |
virtual void | finishInstruction (SgAsmInstruction *insn) |
Called at the end of every instruction. | |
virtual void | comment (const std::string &) |
Inject a line comment into debugging streams. | |
virtual SValuePtr | bottom_ (size_t nbits) |
Returns a data-flow bottom value. | |
virtual SValuePtr | filterCallTarget (const SValuePtr &a) |
Invoked to filter call targets. | |
virtual SValuePtr | filterReturnTarget (const SValuePtr &a) |
Invoked to filter return targets. | |
virtual SValuePtr | filterIndirectJumpTarget (const SValuePtr &a) |
Invoked to filter indirect jumps. | |
virtual void | hlt () |
Invoked for the x86 HLT instruction. | |
virtual void | cpuid () |
Invoked for the x86 CPUID instruction. | |
virtual SValuePtr | rdtsc () |
Invoked for the x86 RDTSC instruction. | |
virtual std::pair< SValuePtr, SValuePtr > | split (const SValuePtr &a, size_t splitPoint) |
Split a value into two narrower values. | |
virtual SValuePtr | countLeadingZeros (const SValuePtr &a) |
Count leading zero bits. | |
virtual SValuePtr | countLeadingOnes (const SValuePtr &a) |
Count leading one bits. | |
virtual SValuePtr | reverseElmts (const SValuePtr &a, size_t elmtNBits) |
Reverse parts of a value. | |
virtual SValuePtr | ite (const SValuePtr &cond, const SValuePtr &a, const SValuePtr &b) final |
If-then-else. | |
virtual SValuePtr | addCarry (const SValuePtr &a, const SValuePtr &b, SValuePtr &carryOut, SValuePtr &overflowed) |
Adds two integers of equal size and carry. | |
virtual SValuePtr | subtract (const SValuePtr &minuend, const SValuePtr &subtrahend) |
Subtract one value from another. | |
virtual SValuePtr | subtractCarry (const SValuePtr &minuend, const SValuePtr &subtrahend, SValuePtr &carryOut, SValuePtr &overflowed) |
Subtract one value from another and carry. | |
virtual void | interrupt (const SValuePtr &majr, const SValuePtr &minr, const SValuePtr &raise) |
Invoked for instructions that cause an interrupt. | |
virtual void | raiseInterrupt (unsigned majorNumber, unsigned minorNumber, const SValuePtr &raise) |
Conditionally raise an interrupt. | |
virtual SValuePtr | fpFromInteger (const SValuePtr &intValue, SgAsmFloatType *fpType) |
Construct a floating-point value from an integer value. | |
virtual SValuePtr | fpToInteger (const SValuePtr &fpValue, SgAsmFloatType *fpType, const SValuePtr &dflt) |
Construct an integer value from a floating-point value. | |
virtual SValuePtr | fpIsNan (const SValuePtr &fpValue, SgAsmFloatType *fpType) |
Whether a floating-point value is a special not-a-number bit pattern. | |
virtual SValuePtr | fpIsDenormalized (const SValuePtr &fpValue, SgAsmFloatType *fpType) |
Whether a floating-point value is denormalized. | |
virtual SValuePtr | fpIsZero (const SValuePtr &fpValue, SgAsmFloatType *fpType) |
Whether a floating-point value is equal to zero. | |
virtual SValuePtr | fpIsInfinity (const SValuePtr &fpValue, SgAsmFloatType *fpType) |
Whether a floating-point value is infinity. | |
virtual SValuePtr | fpSign (const SValuePtr &fpValue, SgAsmFloatType *fpType) |
Sign of floating-point value. | |
virtual SValuePtr | fpEffectiveExponent (const SValuePtr &fpValue, SgAsmFloatType *fpType) |
Exponent of floating-point value. | |
virtual SValuePtr | fpAdd (const SValuePtr &a, const SValuePtr &b, SgAsmFloatType *fpType) |
Add two floating-point values. | |
virtual SValuePtr | fpSubtract (const SValuePtr &a, const SValuePtr &b, SgAsmFloatType *fpType) |
Subtract one floating-point value from another. | |
virtual SValuePtr | fpMultiply (const SValuePtr &a, const SValuePtr &b, SgAsmFloatType *fpType) |
Multiply two floating-point values. | |
virtual SValuePtr | fpDivide (const SValuePtr &a, const SValuePtr &b, SgAsmFloatType *fpType) |
Divide one floating-point value by another. | |
virtual SValuePtr | fpSquareRoot (const SValuePtr &a, SgAsmFloatType *fpType) |
Square root. | |
virtual SValuePtr | fpRoundTowardZero (const SValuePtr &a, SgAsmFloatType *fpType) |
Round toward zero. | |
virtual SValuePtr | convert (const SValuePtr &a, SgAsmType *srcType, SgAsmType *dstType) |
Convert value from one type to another. | |
virtual SmtSolverPtr | solver () const |
Property: Satisfiability module theory (SMT) solver. | |
virtual void | solver (const SmtSolverPtr &s) |
Property: Satisfiability module theory (SMT) solver. | |
const HotPatch & | hotPatch () const |
Property: Post-instruction hot patches. | |
HotPatch & | hotPatch () |
Property: Post-instruction hot patches. | |
void | hotPatch (const HotPatch &hp) |
Property: Post-instruction hot patches. | |
virtual StatePtr | currentState () const |
Property: Current semantic state. | |
virtual void | currentState (const StatePtr &s) |
Property: Current semantic state. | |
virtual StatePtr | initialState () const |
Property: Optional lazily updated initial state. | |
virtual void | initialState (const StatePtr &s) |
Property: Optional lazily updated initial state. | |
virtual const std::string & | name () const |
Property: Name used for debugging. | |
virtual void | name (const std::string &s) |
Property: Name used for debugging. | |
void | print (std::ostream &stream, const std::string prefix="") const |
Print multi-line output for this object. | |
virtual void | print (std::ostream &stream, Formatter &fmt) const |
Print multi-line output for this object. | |
WithFormatter | with_format (Formatter &fmt) |
Used for printing RISC operators with formatting. | |
WithFormatter | operator+ (Formatter &fmt) |
Used for printing RISC operators with formatting. | |
WithFormatter | operator+ (const std::string &linePrefix) |
Used for printing RISC operators with formatting. | |
virtual size_t | nInsns () const |
Property: Number of instructions processed. | |
virtual void | nInsns (size_t n) |
Property: Number of instructions processed. | |
virtual SgAsmInstruction * | currentInstruction () const |
Property: Current instruction. | |
virtual void | currentInstruction (SgAsmInstruction *insn) |
Property: Current instruction. | |
virtual bool | isNoopRead () const |
Property: No-op read. | |
virtual void | isNoopRead (bool b) |
Property: No-op read. | |
virtual SValuePtr | undefined_ (size_t nbits) |
Returns a new undefined value. | |
virtual SValuePtr | unspecified_ (size_t nbits) |
Returns a new undefined value. | |
virtual SValuePtr | concatLoHi (const SValuePtr &lowBits, const SValuePtr &highBits) |
Aliases for concatenation. | |
virtual SValuePtr | concatHiLo (const SValuePtr &highBits, const SValuePtr &lowBits) |
Aliases for concatenation. | |
virtual SValuePtr | isEqual (const SValuePtr &a, const SValuePtr &b) |
Equality comparison. | |
virtual SValuePtr | isNotEqual (const SValuePtr &a, const SValuePtr &b) |
Equality comparison. | |
virtual SValuePtr | isUnsignedLessThan (const SValuePtr &a, const SValuePtr &b) |
Comparison for unsigned values. | |
virtual SValuePtr | isUnsignedLessThanOrEqual (const SValuePtr &a, const SValuePtr &b) |
Comparison for unsigned values. | |
virtual SValuePtr | isUnsignedGreaterThan (const SValuePtr &a, const SValuePtr &b) |
Comparison for unsigned values. | |
virtual SValuePtr | isUnsignedGreaterThanOrEqual (const SValuePtr &a, const SValuePtr &b) |
Comparison for unsigned values. | |
virtual SValuePtr | isSignedLessThan (const SValuePtr &a, const SValuePtr &b) |
Comparison for signed values. | |
virtual SValuePtr | isSignedLessThanOrEqual (const SValuePtr &a, const SValuePtr &b) |
Comparison for signed values. | |
virtual SValuePtr | isSignedGreaterThan (const SValuePtr &a, const SValuePtr &b) |
Comparison for signed values. | |
virtual SValuePtr | isSignedGreaterThanOrEqual (const SValuePtr &a, const SValuePtr &b) |
Comparison for signed values. | |
virtual SValuePtr | readRegister (RegisterDescriptor reg) |
Reads a value from a register. | |
SValuePtr | peekRegister (RegisterDescriptor reg) |
Obtain a register value without side effects. | |
Static Public Member Functions | |
static RiscOperatorsPtr | instanceFromRegisters (const RegisterDictionaryPtr &, const SmtSolverPtr &solver=SmtSolverPtr()) |
Instantiates a new RiscOperators object and configures it to use semantic values and states that are defaults for LlvmSemantics. | |
static RiscOperatorsPtr | instanceFromProtoval (const BaseSemantics::SValuePtr &protoval, const SmtSolverPtr &solver=SmtSolverPtr()) |
Instantiates a new RiscOperators object with specified prototypical values. | |
static RiscOperatorsPtr | instanceFromState (const BaseSemantics::StatePtr &, const SmtSolverPtr &solver=SmtSolverPtr()) |
Instantiates a new RiscOperators object with specified state. | |
static RiscOperatorsPtr | promote (const BaseSemantics::RiscOperatorsPtr &) |
Run-time promotion of a base RiscOperators pointer to Llvm operators. | |
Static Public Member Functions inherited from Rose::BinaryAnalysis::InstructionSemantics::SymbolicSemantics::RiscOperators | |
static RiscOperatorsPtr | instanceFromRegisters (const RegisterDictionaryPtr &, const SmtSolverPtr &solver=SmtSolverPtr()) |
Instantiates a new RiscOperators object and configures it to use semantic values and states that are defaults for SymbolicSemantics. | |
static RiscOperatorsPtr | instanceFromProtoval (const BaseSemantics::SValuePtr &protoval, const SmtSolverPtr &solver=SmtSolverPtr()) |
Instantiates a new RiscOperators object with specified prototypical values. | |
static RiscOperatorsPtr | instanceFromState (const BaseSemantics::StatePtr &, const SmtSolverPtr &solver=SmtSolverPtr()) |
Instantiates a new RiscOperators object with specified state. | |
static RiscOperatorsPtr | promote (const BaseSemantics::RiscOperatorsPtr &) |
Run-time promotion of a base RiscOperators pointer to symbolic operators. | |
static SgAsmFloatType * | sgIsIeee754 (SgAsmType *) |
Tests whether a SgAsmType is an IEEE-754 floating-point type. | |
Static Public Member Functions inherited from Rose::BinaryAnalysis::InstructionSemantics::BaseSemantics::RiscOperators | |
static RiscOperatorsPtr | promote (const RiscOperatorsPtr &x) |
Protected Member Functions | |
RiscOperators (const BaseSemantics::SValuePtr &protoval, const SmtSolverPtr &) | |
RiscOperators (const BaseSemantics::StatePtr &, const SmtSolverPtr &) | |
virtual LeafPtr | emit_assignment (std::ostream &, const ExpressionPtr &rhs) |
Emit an assignment and add a rewrite rule. | |
virtual ExpressionPtr | emit_zero_extend (std::ostream &, const ExpressionPtr &value, size_t nbits) |
Emit an operation as LLVM instructions. | |
virtual ExpressionPtr | emit_sign_extend (std::ostream &, const ExpressionPtr &value, size_t nbits) |
Emit an operation as LLVM instructions. | |
virtual ExpressionPtr | emit_truncate (std::ostream &, const ExpressionPtr &value, size_t nbits) |
Emit an operation as LLVM instructions. | |
virtual ExpressionPtr | emit_unsigned_resize (std::ostream &, const ExpressionPtr &value, size_t nbits) |
Emit an operation as LLVM instructions. | |
virtual ExpressionPtr | emit_binary (std::ostream &, const std::string &llvm_op, const ExpressionPtr &, const ExpressionPtr &) |
Emit an operation as LLVM instructions. | |
virtual ExpressionPtr | emit_signed_binary (std::ostream &, const std::string &llvm_op, const ExpressionPtr &, const ExpressionPtr &) |
Emit an operation as LLVM instructions. | |
virtual ExpressionPtr | emit_unsigned_binary (std::ostream &, const std::string &llvm_op, const ExpressionPtr &, const ExpressionPtr &) |
Emit an operation as LLVM instructions. | |
virtual ExpressionPtr | emit_logical_right_shift (std::ostream &, const ExpressionPtr &value, const ExpressionPtr &amount) |
Emit an operation as LLVM instructions. | |
virtual ExpressionPtr | emit_logical_right_shift_ones (std::ostream &, const ExpressionPtr &value, const ExpressionPtr &amount) |
Emit an operation as LLVM instructions. | |
virtual ExpressionPtr | emit_arithmetic_right_shift (std::ostream &, const ExpressionPtr &value, const ExpressionPtr &amount) |
Emit an operation as LLVM instructions. | |
virtual ExpressionPtr | emit_left_shift (std::ostream &, const ExpressionPtr &value, const ExpressionPtr &amount) |
Emit an operation as LLVM instructions. | |
virtual ExpressionPtr | emit_left_shift_ones (std::ostream &, const ExpressionPtr &value, const ExpressionPtr &amount) |
Emit an operation as LLVM instructions. | |
virtual ExpressionPtr | emit_lssb (std::ostream &, const ExpressionPtr &) |
Emit an operation as LLVM instructions. | |
virtual ExpressionPtr | emit_mssb (std::ostream &, const ExpressionPtr &) |
Emit an operation as LLVM instructions. | |
virtual ExpressionPtr | emit_extract (std::ostream &, const ExpressionPtr &value, const ExpressionPtr &from, size_t result_nbits) |
Emit an operation as LLVM instructions. | |
virtual ExpressionPtr | emit_invert (std::ostream &, const ExpressionPtr &value) |
Emit an operation as LLVM instructions. | |
virtual ExpressionPtr | emit_left_associative (std::ostream &, const std::string &llvm_op, const TreeNodes &operands) |
Emit an operation as LLVM instructions. | |
virtual ExpressionPtr | emit_concat (std::ostream &, TreeNodes operands) |
Emit an operation as LLVM instructions. | |
virtual ExpressionPtr | emit_signed_divide (std::ostream &, const ExpressionPtr &numerator, const ExpressionPtr &denominator) |
Emit an operation as LLVM instructions. | |
virtual ExpressionPtr | emit_unsigned_divide (std::ostream &, const ExpressionPtr &numerator, const ExpressionPtr &denominator) |
Emit an operation as LLVM instructions. | |
virtual ExpressionPtr | emit_signed_modulo (std::ostream &, const ExpressionPtr &numerator, const ExpressionPtr &denominator) |
Emit an operation as LLVM instructions. | |
virtual ExpressionPtr | emit_unsigned_modulo (std::ostream &, const ExpressionPtr &numerator, const ExpressionPtr &denominator) |
Emit an operation as LLVM instructions. | |
virtual ExpressionPtr | emit_signed_multiply (std::ostream &, const TreeNodes &operands) |
Emit an operation as LLVM instructions. | |
virtual ExpressionPtr | emit_unsigned_multiply (std::ostream &, const TreeNodes &operands) |
Emit an operation as LLVM instructions. | |
virtual ExpressionPtr | emit_rotate_left (std::ostream &, const ExpressionPtr &value, const ExpressionPtr &amount) |
Emit an operation as LLVM instructions. | |
virtual ExpressionPtr | emit_rotate_right (std::ostream &, const ExpressionPtr &value, const ExpressionPtr &amount) |
Emit an operation as LLVM instructions. | |
virtual ExpressionPtr | emit_compare (std::ostream &, const std::string &llvm_op, const ExpressionPtr &, const ExpressionPtr &) |
Emit an operation as LLVM instructions. | |
virtual ExpressionPtr | emit_ite (std::ostream &, const ExpressionPtr &cond, const ExpressionPtr &, const ExpressionPtr &) |
Emit an operation as LLVM instructions. | |
virtual ExpressionPtr | emit_memory_read (std::ostream &, const ExpressionPtr &address, size_t nbits) |
Emit an operation as LLVM instructions. | |
virtual ExpressionPtr | emit_global_read (std::ostream &, const std::string &varname, size_t nbits) |
Emit an operation as LLVM instructions. | |
virtual void | emit_memory_write (std::ostream &, const ExpressionPtr &address, const ExpressionPtr &value) |
Emit an operation as LLVM instructions. | |
Protected Member Functions inherited from Rose::BinaryAnalysis::InstructionSemantics::SymbolicSemantics::RiscOperators | |
RiscOperators (const BaseSemantics::SValuePtr &protoval, const SmtSolverPtr &solver) | |
RiscOperators (const BaseSemantics::StatePtr &state, const SmtSolverPtr &solver) | |
SValuePtr | svalueUndefined (size_t nbits) |
SValuePtr | svalueBottom (size_t nbits) |
SValuePtr | svalueUnspecified (size_t nbits) |
SValuePtr | svalueNumber (size_t nbits, uint64_t value) |
SValuePtr | svalueBoolean (bool b) |
Protected Member Functions inherited from Rose::BinaryAnalysis::InstructionSemantics::BaseSemantics::RiscOperators | |
RiscOperators (const SValuePtr &protoval, const SmtSolverPtr &solver=SmtSolverPtr()) | |
RiscOperators (const StatePtr &state, const SmtSolverPtr &solver=SmtSolverPtr()) | |
Additional Inherited Members | |
Protected Attributes inherited from Rose::BinaryAnalysis::InstructionSemantics::SymbolicSemantics::RiscOperators | |
bool | omit_cur_insn |
DefinersMode | computingDefiners_ |
WritersMode | computingMemoryWriters_ |
WritersMode | computingRegisterWriters_ |
uint64_t | trimThreshold_ |
bool | reinterpretMemoryReads_ |
bool | reinterpretRegisterReads_ |
size_t | nTrimmed_ = 0 |
using Rose::BinaryAnalysis::InstructionSemantics::LlvmSemantics::RiscOperators::Super = SymbolicSemantics::RiscOperators |
Base type.
Definition at line 45 of file LlvmSemantics.h.
using Rose::BinaryAnalysis::InstructionSemantics::LlvmSemantics::RiscOperators::Ptr = RiscOperatorsPtr |
Shared-ownership pointer.
Definition at line 48 of file LlvmSemantics.h.
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Reimplemented from Rose::BinaryAnalysis::InstructionSemantics::BaseSemantics::RiscOperators.
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Virtual allocating constructor.
The protoval
is a prototypical semantic value that is used as a factory to create additional values as necessary via its virtual constructors. The state upon which the RISC operations operate must be set by modifying the currentState property. An optional SMT solver may be specified (see solver).
Reimplemented from Rose::BinaryAnalysis::InstructionSemantics::SymbolicSemantics::RiscOperators.
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Virtual allocating constructor.
The supplied state
is that upon which the RISC operations operate and is also used to define the prototypical semantic value. Other states can be supplied by setting currentState. The prototypical semantic value is used as a factory to create additional values as necessary via its virtual constructors. An optional SMT solver may be specified (see solver).
Reimplemented from Rose::BinaryAnalysis::InstructionSemantics::SymbolicSemantics::RiscOperators.
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Run-time promotion of a base RiscOperators pointer to Llvm operators.
This is a checked-converstion–it will fail if x
does not point to a LlvmSemantics::RiscOperators object.
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Property: LLVM version.
Different versions of LLVM have different assembly syntaxes which are not backward compatible, and this property which dialect is emitted. This property is set to a*x^2 + b*x + c where a, b, and c are the three-part LLVM version number "a.b.c" and x is 1000. The special value zero is reserved to mean that the version number is unknown.
Definition at line 112 of file LlvmSemantics.h.
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Property: LLVM version.
Different versions of LLVM have different assembly syntaxes which are not backward compatible, and this property which dialect is emitted. This property is set to a*x^2 + b*x + c where a, b, and c are the three-part LLVM version number "a.b.c" and x is 1000. The special value zero is reserved to mean that the version number is unknown.
Definition at line 113 of file LlvmSemantics.h.
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Reads a value from memory.
The implementation (in subclasses) will typically delegate much of the work to the current state's readMemory method.
A MemoryState will implement storage for memory locations and might impose certain restrictions, such as "all memory values must be eight bits". However, the readMemory should not have these constraints so that it can be called from a variety of Dispatcher subclass (e.g., the DispatcherX86 class assumes that readMemory is capable of reading 32-bit values from little-endian memory). The designers of the MemoryState, State, and RiscOperators should collaborate to decide which layer (RiscOperators, State, or MemoryState) is reponsible for combining individual memory locations into larger values. A RiscOperators object is passed along the chain of delegations for this purpose. The RiscOperators might also contain other data that's important during the process, such as an SMT solver.
The segreg
argument is an optional segment register. Most architectures have a flat virtual address space and will pass a default-constructed register descriptor whose is_valid() method returns false.
The cond
argument is a Boolean value that indicates whether this is a true read operation. If cond
can be proven to be false then the read is a no-op and returns an arbitrary value.
The dflt
argument determines the size of the value to be read. This argument is also passed along to the lower layers so that they can, if they desire, use it to initialize memory that has never been read or written before.
Reimplemented from Rose::BinaryAnalysis::InstructionSemantics::SymbolicSemantics::RiscOperators.
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Writes a value to memory.
The implementation (in subclasses) will typically delegate much of the work to the current state's writeMemory method.
The segreg
argument is an optional segment register. Most architectures have a flat virtual address space and will pass a default-constructed register descriptor whose is_valid() method returns false.
The cond
argument is a Boolean value that indicates whether this is a true write operation. If cond
can be proved to be false then writeMemory is a no-op.
Reimplemented from Rose::BinaryAnalysis::InstructionSemantics::SymbolicSemantics::RiscOperators.
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Increase indentation by nlevels
levels.
Indentation is decreased if nlevels is negative. Returns the new indentation level. It is permissible for the indentation to become negative, but prefix() always returns a non-negative amount of space.
Definition at line 131 of file LlvmSemantics.h.
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Return the list of registers that needs to be emitted to LLVM.
Regardless of what registers are written (e.g., AX), return a list of registers that we're keeping track of in global variables (e.g., EAX).
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Return the list of important registers that are stored.
This is a subset of the value returned by get_important_registers().
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Return the list of memory writes that have occured since the last call to make_current().
Each item in the list is an OP_WRITE symbolic expression, and the list is in the order the write occurred (oldest to most recent). The memory states are each unique and not used for anything in particular.
Definition at line 179 of file LlvmSemantics.h.
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Register an LLVM variable.
Returns the LLVM variable name including its sigil. If the variable doesn't exist yet then it's added to the list of known variables.
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Returns the LLVM name for a variable, including the sigil.
If the specified ROSE variable has no corresponding LLVM definition, then the empty string is returned.
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Output LLVM global variable reads that are needed to define the specified registers and pending memory writes.
Since registers are stored in global variables and we routinely emit more than one register definition at a time, we need to first make sure that any global prerequisites for the definitions are saved in temporaries. This is to handle cases like the following, where the values of eax
and ebx
are swapped using edx
as a temporary:
If we emit all the register definitions at the end of these three x86 instructions, we should get LLVM output similar to the following:
The dictionary is used to convert register names (that appear in symbolic variable comments, like "eax_0") to register descriptors. If a register reference (like "eax_0") corresponds to a register that we're not interested in, then don't bother emitting a temporary variable for the register.
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Output an LLVM branch instruction.
The latest_insn
is the most recent instruction that was transcoded, usually the last instruction of a basic block.
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Convert a ROSE variable or integer to an LLVM term.
A term must be a constant or a variable reference (rvalue).
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Convert a ROSE variable to an LLVM lvalue.
The variable must not have been used as an lvalue previously since LLVM uses single static assignment (SSA) format.
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Emit LLVM statements for an expression.
This method transcodes an expression to LLVM and returns an LLVM terminal node (a constant or variable). The terminal node is not part of the output. For instance, an expression like:
Would produce the following LLVM
and returns the symbolic variable "v6".
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Emit LLVM statements for an expression.
This method transcodes an expression to LLVM and returns an LLVM terminal node (a constant or variable). The terminal node is not part of the output. For instance, an expression like:
Would produce the following LLVM
and returns the symbolic variable "v6".
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Emit LLVM statements for an expression.
This method transcodes an expression to LLVM and returns an LLVM terminal node (a constant or variable). The terminal node is not part of the output. For instance, an expression like:
Would produce the following LLVM
and returns the symbolic variable "v6".
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Emit an assignment and add a rewrite rule.
The left hand side is a new LLVM temporary variable (which is returned). If rhs
is an LLVM unamed local variable then rhs
is returned. Otherwise, a rewrite rule is added so that future appearances of the right hand side will be replaced by the left hand side in calls to emit_expression().
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Emit an operation as LLVM instructions.
These "emit" methods take operands that are symbolic expressions and output LLVM instructions that implement the expression. The return value is either an LLVM term (variable or integer) or an expression. Expressions are only returned in cases where the operation is a no-op, such as for the symbolic expression "(add (negate v3))" where the "add" is a no-op that simply returns its only argument. Because these "emit" methods might return an expression, it is customary to call emit_expression() on their return value.
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Emit an operation as LLVM instructions.
These "emit" methods take operands that are symbolic expressions and output LLVM instructions that implement the expression. The return value is either an LLVM term (variable or integer) or an expression. Expressions are only returned in cases where the operation is a no-op, such as for the symbolic expression "(add (negate v3))" where the "add" is a no-op that simply returns its only argument. Because these "emit" methods might return an expression, it is customary to call emit_expression() on their return value.
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Emit an operation as LLVM instructions.
These "emit" methods take operands that are symbolic expressions and output LLVM instructions that implement the expression. The return value is either an LLVM term (variable or integer) or an expression. Expressions are only returned in cases where the operation is a no-op, such as for the symbolic expression "(add (negate v3))" where the "add" is a no-op that simply returns its only argument. Because these "emit" methods might return an expression, it is customary to call emit_expression() on their return value.
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Emit an operation as LLVM instructions.
These "emit" methods take operands that are symbolic expressions and output LLVM instructions that implement the expression. The return value is either an LLVM term (variable or integer) or an expression. Expressions are only returned in cases where the operation is a no-op, such as for the symbolic expression "(add (negate v3))" where the "add" is a no-op that simply returns its only argument. Because these "emit" methods might return an expression, it is customary to call emit_expression() on their return value.
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Emit an operation as LLVM instructions.
These "emit" methods take operands that are symbolic expressions and output LLVM instructions that implement the expression. The return value is either an LLVM term (variable or integer) or an expression. Expressions are only returned in cases where the operation is a no-op, such as for the symbolic expression "(add (negate v3))" where the "add" is a no-op that simply returns its only argument. Because these "emit" methods might return an expression, it is customary to call emit_expression() on their return value.
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Emit an operation as LLVM instructions.
These "emit" methods take operands that are symbolic expressions and output LLVM instructions that implement the expression. The return value is either an LLVM term (variable or integer) or an expression. Expressions are only returned in cases where the operation is a no-op, such as for the symbolic expression "(add (negate v3))" where the "add" is a no-op that simply returns its only argument. Because these "emit" methods might return an expression, it is customary to call emit_expression() on their return value.
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Emit an operation as LLVM instructions.
These "emit" methods take operands that are symbolic expressions and output LLVM instructions that implement the expression. The return value is either an LLVM term (variable or integer) or an expression. Expressions are only returned in cases where the operation is a no-op, such as for the symbolic expression "(add (negate v3))" where the "add" is a no-op that simply returns its only argument. Because these "emit" methods might return an expression, it is customary to call emit_expression() on their return value.
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Emit an operation as LLVM instructions.
These "emit" methods take operands that are symbolic expressions and output LLVM instructions that implement the expression. The return value is either an LLVM term (variable or integer) or an expression. Expressions are only returned in cases where the operation is a no-op, such as for the symbolic expression "(add (negate v3))" where the "add" is a no-op that simply returns its only argument. Because these "emit" methods might return an expression, it is customary to call emit_expression() on their return value.
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Emit an operation as LLVM instructions.
These "emit" methods take operands that are symbolic expressions and output LLVM instructions that implement the expression. The return value is either an LLVM term (variable or integer) or an expression. Expressions are only returned in cases where the operation is a no-op, such as for the symbolic expression "(add (negate v3))" where the "add" is a no-op that simply returns its only argument. Because these "emit" methods might return an expression, it is customary to call emit_expression() on their return value.
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Emit an operation as LLVM instructions.
These "emit" methods take operands that are symbolic expressions and output LLVM instructions that implement the expression. The return value is either an LLVM term (variable or integer) or an expression. Expressions are only returned in cases where the operation is a no-op, such as for the symbolic expression "(add (negate v3))" where the "add" is a no-op that simply returns its only argument. Because these "emit" methods might return an expression, it is customary to call emit_expression() on their return value.
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Emit an operation as LLVM instructions.
These "emit" methods take operands that are symbolic expressions and output LLVM instructions that implement the expression. The return value is either an LLVM term (variable or integer) or an expression. Expressions are only returned in cases where the operation is a no-op, such as for the symbolic expression "(add (negate v3))" where the "add" is a no-op that simply returns its only argument. Because these "emit" methods might return an expression, it is customary to call emit_expression() on their return value.
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Emit an operation as LLVM instructions.
These "emit" methods take operands that are symbolic expressions and output LLVM instructions that implement the expression. The return value is either an LLVM term (variable or integer) or an expression. Expressions are only returned in cases where the operation is a no-op, such as for the symbolic expression "(add (negate v3))" where the "add" is a no-op that simply returns its only argument. Because these "emit" methods might return an expression, it is customary to call emit_expression() on their return value.
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Emit an operation as LLVM instructions.
These "emit" methods take operands that are symbolic expressions and output LLVM instructions that implement the expression. The return value is either an LLVM term (variable or integer) or an expression. Expressions are only returned in cases where the operation is a no-op, such as for the symbolic expression "(add (negate v3))" where the "add" is a no-op that simply returns its only argument. Because these "emit" methods might return an expression, it is customary to call emit_expression() on their return value.
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Emit an operation as LLVM instructions.
These "emit" methods take operands that are symbolic expressions and output LLVM instructions that implement the expression. The return value is either an LLVM term (variable or integer) or an expression. Expressions are only returned in cases where the operation is a no-op, such as for the symbolic expression "(add (negate v3))" where the "add" is a no-op that simply returns its only argument. Because these "emit" methods might return an expression, it is customary to call emit_expression() on their return value.
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Emit an operation as LLVM instructions.
These "emit" methods take operands that are symbolic expressions and output LLVM instructions that implement the expression. The return value is either an LLVM term (variable or integer) or an expression. Expressions are only returned in cases where the operation is a no-op, such as for the symbolic expression "(add (negate v3))" where the "add" is a no-op that simply returns its only argument. Because these "emit" methods might return an expression, it is customary to call emit_expression() on their return value.
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Emit an operation as LLVM instructions.
These "emit" methods take operands that are symbolic expressions and output LLVM instructions that implement the expression. The return value is either an LLVM term (variable or integer) or an expression. Expressions are only returned in cases where the operation is a no-op, such as for the symbolic expression "(add (negate v3))" where the "add" is a no-op that simply returns its only argument. Because these "emit" methods might return an expression, it is customary to call emit_expression() on their return value.
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Emit an operation as LLVM instructions.
These "emit" methods take operands that are symbolic expressions and output LLVM instructions that implement the expression. The return value is either an LLVM term (variable or integer) or an expression. Expressions are only returned in cases where the operation is a no-op, such as for the symbolic expression "(add (negate v3))" where the "add" is a no-op that simply returns its only argument. Because these "emit" methods might return an expression, it is customary to call emit_expression() on their return value.
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Emit an operation as LLVM instructions.
These "emit" methods take operands that are symbolic expressions and output LLVM instructions that implement the expression. The return value is either an LLVM term (variable or integer) or an expression. Expressions are only returned in cases where the operation is a no-op, such as for the symbolic expression "(add (negate v3))" where the "add" is a no-op that simply returns its only argument. Because these "emit" methods might return an expression, it is customary to call emit_expression() on their return value.
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Emit an operation as LLVM instructions.
These "emit" methods take operands that are symbolic expressions and output LLVM instructions that implement the expression. The return value is either an LLVM term (variable or integer) or an expression. Expressions are only returned in cases where the operation is a no-op, such as for the symbolic expression "(add (negate v3))" where the "add" is a no-op that simply returns its only argument. Because these "emit" methods might return an expression, it is customary to call emit_expression() on their return value.
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Emit an operation as LLVM instructions.
These "emit" methods take operands that are symbolic expressions and output LLVM instructions that implement the expression. The return value is either an LLVM term (variable or integer) or an expression. Expressions are only returned in cases where the operation is a no-op, such as for the symbolic expression "(add (negate v3))" where the "add" is a no-op that simply returns its only argument. Because these "emit" methods might return an expression, it is customary to call emit_expression() on their return value.
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Emit an operation as LLVM instructions.
These "emit" methods take operands that are symbolic expressions and output LLVM instructions that implement the expression. The return value is either an LLVM term (variable or integer) or an expression. Expressions are only returned in cases where the operation is a no-op, such as for the symbolic expression "(add (negate v3))" where the "add" is a no-op that simply returns its only argument. Because these "emit" methods might return an expression, it is customary to call emit_expression() on their return value.
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Emit an operation as LLVM instructions.
These "emit" methods take operands that are symbolic expressions and output LLVM instructions that implement the expression. The return value is either an LLVM term (variable or integer) or an expression. Expressions are only returned in cases where the operation is a no-op, such as for the symbolic expression "(add (negate v3))" where the "add" is a no-op that simply returns its only argument. Because these "emit" methods might return an expression, it is customary to call emit_expression() on their return value.
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Emit an operation as LLVM instructions.
These "emit" methods take operands that are symbolic expressions and output LLVM instructions that implement the expression. The return value is either an LLVM term (variable or integer) or an expression. Expressions are only returned in cases where the operation is a no-op, such as for the symbolic expression "(add (negate v3))" where the "add" is a no-op that simply returns its only argument. Because these "emit" methods might return an expression, it is customary to call emit_expression() on their return value.
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Emit an operation as LLVM instructions.
These "emit" methods take operands that are symbolic expressions and output LLVM instructions that implement the expression. The return value is either an LLVM term (variable or integer) or an expression. Expressions are only returned in cases where the operation is a no-op, such as for the symbolic expression "(add (negate v3))" where the "add" is a no-op that simply returns its only argument. Because these "emit" methods might return an expression, it is customary to call emit_expression() on their return value.
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Emit an operation as LLVM instructions.
These "emit" methods take operands that are symbolic expressions and output LLVM instructions that implement the expression. The return value is either an LLVM term (variable or integer) or an expression. Expressions are only returned in cases where the operation is a no-op, such as for the symbolic expression "(add (negate v3))" where the "add" is a no-op that simply returns its only argument. Because these "emit" methods might return an expression, it is customary to call emit_expression() on their return value.
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Emit an operation as LLVM instructions.
These "emit" methods take operands that are symbolic expressions and output LLVM instructions that implement the expression. The return value is either an LLVM term (variable or integer) or an expression. Expressions are only returned in cases where the operation is a no-op, such as for the symbolic expression "(add (negate v3))" where the "add" is a no-op that simply returns its only argument. Because these "emit" methods might return an expression, it is customary to call emit_expression() on their return value.
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Emit an operation as LLVM instructions.
These "emit" methods take operands that are symbolic expressions and output LLVM instructions that implement the expression. The return value is either an LLVM term (variable or integer) or an expression. Expressions are only returned in cases where the operation is a no-op, such as for the symbolic expression "(add (negate v3))" where the "add" is a no-op that simply returns its only argument. Because these "emit" methods might return an expression, it is customary to call emit_expression() on their return value.
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Emit an operation as LLVM instructions.
These "emit" methods take operands that are symbolic expressions and output LLVM instructions that implement the expression. The return value is either an LLVM term (variable or integer) or an expression. Expressions are only returned in cases where the operation is a no-op, such as for the symbolic expression "(add (negate v3))" where the "add" is a no-op that simply returns its only argument. Because these "emit" methods might return an expression, it is customary to call emit_expression() on their return value.
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Emit an operation as LLVM instructions.
These "emit" methods take operands that are symbolic expressions and output LLVM instructions that implement the expression. The return value is either an LLVM term (variable or integer) or an expression. Expressions are only returned in cases where the operation is a no-op, such as for the symbolic expression "(add (negate v3))" where the "add" is a no-op that simply returns its only argument. Because these "emit" methods might return an expression, it is customary to call emit_expression() on their return value.
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Emit an operation as LLVM instructions.
These "emit" methods take operands that are symbolic expressions and output LLVM instructions that implement the expression. The return value is either an LLVM term (variable or integer) or an expression. Expressions are only returned in cases where the operation is a no-op, such as for the symbolic expression "(add (negate v3))" where the "add" is a no-op that simply returns its only argument. Because these "emit" methods might return an expression, it is customary to call emit_expression() on their return value.
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Emit an operation as LLVM instructions.
These "emit" methods take operands that are symbolic expressions and output LLVM instructions that implement the expression. The return value is either an LLVM term (variable or integer) or an expression. Expressions are only returned in cases where the operation is a no-op, such as for the symbolic expression "(add (negate v3))" where the "add" is a no-op that simply returns its only argument. Because these "emit" methods might return an expression, it is customary to call emit_expression() on their return value.