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// Use AbstractRegister as shortcut
class AbstractRegisterImpl;
typedef AbstractRegisterImpl* AbstractRegister;


// The super class for platform specific registers. Instead of using value objects,
// registers are implemented as pointers. Subclassing is used so all registers can
// use the debugging suport below. No virtual functions are used for efficiency.
// They are canonicalized; i.e., registers are equal if their pointers are equal,
// and vice versa. A concrete implementation may just map the register onto 'this'.

class AbstractRegisterImpl {
 protected:
  int value() const                              { return (int)(intx)this; }
};


//
// Macros for use in defining Register instances.  We'd like to be
// able to simply define const instances of the RegisterImpl* for each
// of the registers needed on a system in a header file.  However many
// compilers don't handle this very well and end up producing a
// private definition in every file which includes the header file.
// Along with the static constructors necessary for initialization it
// can consume a significant amount of space in the result library.
//
// The following macros allow us to declare the instance in a .hpp and
// produce an enumeration value which has the same number.  Then in a
// .cpp the the register instance can be defined using the enumeration
// value.  This avoids the use of static constructors and multiple
// definitions per .cpp.  In addition #defines for the register can be
// produced so that the constant registers can be inlined.  These
// macros should not be used inside other macros, because you may get
// multiple evaluations of the macros which can give bad results.
//
// Here are some example uses and expansions.  Note that the macro
// invocation is terminated with a ;.
//
// CONSTANT_REGISTER_DECLARATION(Register, G0, 0);
//
// extern const Register G0 ;
// enum { G0_RegisterEnumValue = 0 } ;
//
// REGISTER_DECLARATION(Register, Gmethod, G5);
//
// extern const Register Gmethod ;
// enum { Gmethod_RegisterEnumValue = G5_RegisterEnumValue } ;
//
// REGISTER_DEFINITION(Register, G0);
//
// const Register G0 = ( ( Register ) G0_RegisterEnumValue ) ;
//

#define AS_REGISTER(type,name)         ((type)name##_##type##EnumValue)

#define CONSTANT_REGISTER_DECLARATION(type, name, value) \
extern const type name;                                  \
enum { name##_##type##EnumValue = (value) }

#define REGISTER_DECLARATION(type, name, value) \
extern const type name;                         \
enum { name##_##type##EnumValue = value##_##type##EnumValue }

#define REGISTER_DEFINITION(type, name) \
const type name = ((type)name##_##type##EnumValue)



// Debugging support

inline void assert_different_registers(
  AbstractRegister a,
  AbstractRegister b
) {
  assert(
    a != b,
    "registers must be different"
  );
}


inline void assert_different_registers(
  AbstractRegister a,
  AbstractRegister b,
  AbstractRegister c
) {
  assert(
    a != b && a != c
           && b != c,
    "registers must be different"
  );
}


inline void assert_different_registers(
  AbstractRegister a,
  AbstractRegister b,
  AbstractRegister c,
  AbstractRegister d
) {
  assert(
    a != b && a != c && a != d
           && b != c && b != d
                     && c != d,
    "registers must be different"
  );
}


inline void assert_different_registers(
  AbstractRegister a,
  AbstractRegister b,
  AbstractRegister c,
  AbstractRegister d,
  AbstractRegister e
) {
  assert(
    a != b && a != c && a != d && a != e
           && b != c && b != d && b != e
                     && c != d && c != e
                               && d != e,
    "registers must be different"
  );
}


inline void assert_different_registers(
  AbstractRegister a,
  AbstractRegister b,
  AbstractRegister c,
  AbstractRegister d,
  AbstractRegister e,
  AbstractRegister f
) {
  assert(
    a != b && a != c && a != d && a != e && a != f
           && b != c && b != d && b != e && b != f
                     && c != d && c != e && c != f
                               && d != e && d != f
                                         && e != f,
    "registers must be different"
  );
}


inline void assert_different_registers(
  AbstractRegister a,
  AbstractRegister b,
  AbstractRegister c,
  AbstractRegister d,
  AbstractRegister e,
  AbstractRegister f,
  AbstractRegister g
) {
  assert(
    a != b && a != c && a != d && a != e && a != f && a != g
           && b != c && b != d && b != e && b != f && b != g
                     && c != d && c != e && c != f && c != g
                               && d != e && d != f && d != g
                                         && e != f && e != g
                                                   && f != g,
    "registers must be different"
  );
}


inline void assert_different_registers(
  AbstractRegister a,
  AbstractRegister b,
  AbstractRegister c,
  AbstractRegister d,
  AbstractRegister e,
  AbstractRegister f,
  AbstractRegister g,
  AbstractRegister h
) {
  assert(
    a != b && a != c && a != d && a != e && a != f && a != g && a != h
           && b != c && b != d && b != e && b != f && b != g && b != h
                     && c != d && c != e && c != f && c != g && c != h
                               && d != e && d != f && d != g && d != h
                                         && e != f && e != g && e != h
                                                   && f != g && f != h
                                                             && g != h,
    "registers must be different"
  );
}