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34 with System; use System;
35 with System.Pure_Exceptions; use System.Pure_Exceptions;
36 with System.Unsigned_Types; use System.Unsigned_Types;
38 with Unchecked_Conversion;
40 package body System.Bit_Ops is
42 subtype Bits_Array is System.Unsigned_Types.Packed_Bytes1 (Positive);
43 -- Unconstrained array used to interprete the address values. We use the
44 -- unaligned version always, since this will handle both the aligned and
45 -- unaligned cases, and we always do these operations by bytes anyway.
46 -- Note: we use a ones origin array here so that the computations of the
47 -- length in bytes work correctly (give a non-negative value) for the
48 -- case of zero length bit strings).
50 type Bits is access Bits_Array;
51 -- This is the actual type into which address values are converted
53 function To_Bits is new Unchecked_Conversion (Address, Bits);
55 LE : constant := Standard'Default_Bit_Order;
56 -- Static constant set to 0 for big-endian, 1 for little-endian
58 -- The following is an array of masks used to mask the final byte, either
59 -- at the high end (big-endian case) or the low end (little-endian case).
61 Masks : constant array (1 .. 7) of Packed_Byte := (
62 (1 - LE) * 2#1000_0000# + LE * 2#0000_0001#,
63 (1 - LE) * 2#1100_0000# + LE * 2#0000_0011#,
64 (1 - LE) * 2#1110_0000# + LE * 2#0000_0111#,
65 (1 - LE) * 2#1111_0000# + LE * 2#0000_1111#,
66 (1 - LE) * 2#1111_1000# + LE * 2#0001_1111#,
67 (1 - LE) * 2#1111_1100# + LE * 2#0011_1111#,
68 (1 - LE) * 2#1111_1110# + LE * 2#0111_1111#);
70 -----------------------
71 -- Local Subprograms --
72 -----------------------
74 procedure Raise_Error;
75 -- Raise Constraint_Error, complaining about unequal lengths
77 -------------
78 -- Bit_And --
79 -------------
81 procedure Bit_And
82 (Left : Address;
83 Llen : Natural;
84 Right : Address;
85 Rlen : Natural;
86 Result : Address)
88 LeftB : constant Bits := To_Bits (Left);
89 RightB : constant Bits := To_Bits (Right);
90 ResultB : constant Bits := To_Bits (Result);
92 begin
93 if Llen /= Rlen then
94 Raise_Error;
95 end if;
97 for J in 1 .. (Rlen + 7) / 8 loop
98 ResultB (J) := LeftB (J) and RightB (J);
99 end loop;
100 end Bit_And;
102 ------------
103 -- Bit_Eq --
104 ------------
106 function Bit_Eq
107 (Left : Address;
108 Llen : Natural;
109 Right : Address;
110 Rlen : Natural)
111 return Boolean
113 LeftB : constant Bits := To_Bits (Left);
114 RightB : constant Bits := To_Bits (Right);
116 begin
117 if Llen /= Rlen then
118 return False;
120 else
121 declare
122 BLen : constant Natural := Llen / 8;
123 Bitc : constant Natural := Llen mod 8;
125 begin
126 if Llen /= Rlen then
127 return False;
129 elsif LeftB (1 .. BLen) /= RightB (1 .. BLen) then
130 return False;
132 elsif Bitc /= 0 then
133 return
134 ((LeftB (BLen + 1) xor RightB (BLen + 1))
135 and Masks (Bitc)) = 0;
137 else -- Bitc = 0
138 return True;
139 end if;
140 end;
141 end if;
142 end Bit_Eq;
144 -------------
145 -- Bit_Not --
146 -------------
148 procedure Bit_Not
149 (Opnd : System.Address;
150 Len : Natural;
151 Result : System.Address)
153 OpndB : constant Bits := To_Bits (Opnd);
154 ResultB : constant Bits := To_Bits (Result);
156 begin
157 for J in 1 .. (Len + 7) / 8 loop
158 ResultB (J) := not OpndB (J);
159 end loop;
160 end Bit_Not;
162 ------------
163 -- Bit_Or --
164 ------------
166 procedure Bit_Or
167 (Left : Address;
168 Llen : Natural;
169 Right : Address;
170 Rlen : Natural;
171 Result : Address)
173 LeftB : constant Bits := To_Bits (Left);
174 RightB : constant Bits := To_Bits (Right);
175 ResultB : constant Bits := To_Bits (Result);
177 begin
178 if Llen /= Rlen then
179 Raise_Error;
180 end if;
182 for J in 1 .. (Rlen + 7) / 8 loop
183 ResultB (J) := LeftB (J) or RightB (J);
184 end loop;
185 end Bit_Or;
187 -------------
188 -- Bit_Xor --
189 -------------
191 procedure Bit_Xor
192 (Left : Address;
193 Llen : Natural;
194 Right : Address;
195 Rlen : Natural;
196 Result : Address)
198 LeftB : constant Bits := To_Bits (Left);
199 RightB : constant Bits := To_Bits (Right);
200 ResultB : constant Bits := To_Bits (Result);
202 begin
203 if Llen /= Rlen then
204 Raise_Error;
205 end if;
207 for J in 1 .. (Rlen + 7) / 8 loop
208 ResultB (J) := LeftB (J) xor RightB (J);
209 end loop;
210 end Bit_Xor;
212 -----------------
213 -- Raise_Error --
214 -----------------
216 procedure Raise_Error is
217 begin
218 Raise_Exception (CE, "unequal lengths in logical operation");
219 end Raise_Error;
221 end System.Bit_Ops;