def decode(self):
mem = []
for l in self.L:
if l.SRECtype in (Data16, Data24, Data32):
mem.append((l.address, l.data))
m = MemoryMap()
for (k, v) in mem:
m.write(k, v)
if len(m._zones) == 1:
self.__dataio = DataIO(m._zones[None].dump())
def __init__(self, instrlist=None, csi=None):
self.__map = generation()
self.__map.lastw = 0
self.__Mem = MemoryMap()
self.conds = []
self.csi = csi
icache = []
# if the __map needs to be inited before executing instructions
# one solution is to prepend the instrlist with a function dedicated
# to this init phase...
for instr in instrlist or []:
# call the instruction with this mapper:
instr(self)
self.view = mapperView(self)
def decode(self):
seg = 0
ela = 0
lines = []
for l in self.L:
if l.HEXcode == ExtendedSegmentAddress:
seg = l.base
elif l.HEXcode == ExtendedLinearAddress:
ela = l.ela
elif l.HEXcode == Data:
if ela:
address = (ela << 16) + l.address
elif seg:
address = (seg * 16) + l.address
else:
address = l.address
lines.append((address, l.data))
m = MemoryMap()
self.__lines = lines
for k, v in lines:
m.write(k, v)
if len(m._zones) == 1:
self.__dataio = DataIO(m._zones[None].dump())
class mapper(object):
"""A mapper is a symbolic functional representation of the execution
of a set of instructions.
Args:
instrlist (list[instruction]): a list of instructions that are
symbolically executed within the mapper.
cur (Optional[object]): the optional cursor attribute that provide
a reference to the task associated with the mapper
Attributes:
__map : is an ordered list of mappings of expressions associated with a
location (register or memory pointer). The order is relevant
only to reflect the order of write-to-memory instructions in
case of pointer aliasing.
__Mem : is a memory model where symbolic memory pointers are addressing
separated memory zones. See MemoryMap and MemoryZone classes.
conds : is the list of conditions that must be True for the mapper
cur : is the optional interface to a task.
"""
__slots__ = ["__map", "__Mem", "conds", "cur", "view"]
def __init__(self, instrlist=None, cur=None):
self.__map = generation()
self.__map.lastw = 0
self.__map.delayed = None
self.__Mem = MemoryMap()
self.conds = []
self.cur = cur
icache = []
# if the __map needs to be inited before executing instructions
# one solution is to prepend the instrlist with a function dedicated
# to this init phase...
for instr in instrlist or []:
# call the instruction with this mapper:
instr(self)
self.view = mapperView(self)
def __len__(self):
return len(self.__map)
def __str__(self):
return "\n".join(["%s <- %s" % x for x in self])
def inputs(self):
"list antecedent locations (used in the mapping)"
r = []
for l, v in iter(self.__map.items()):
if (l == v):
continue
for lv in locations_of(v):
if lv._is_reg and l._is_reg:
if (lv.etype & l.etype & regtype.FLAGS):
continue
r.append(lv)
return r
def outputs(self):
"list image locations (modified in the mapping)"
L = []
for l in sum([locations_of(e) for e in self.__map], []):
if l._is_reg and (l.etype & (regtype.PC | regtype.FLAGS)):
continue
if l._is_ptr:
l = mem(l, self.__map[l].size)
if self[l] == l:
continue
L.append(l)
return L
def has(self, loc):
"check if the given location expression is touched by the mapper"
for l in self.__map.keys():
if loc == l:
return True
return False
def history(self, loc):
k, v = self.__map.hist
if k == loc:
return v
else:
return self[k]
def delayed(self, k, v):
self.__map.delayed = (k, v)
def update_delayed(self):
kv = self.__map.delayed
if kv is not None:
self.__map.delayed = None
self.__setitem__(*kv)
def rw(self):
"get the read sizes and written sizes tuple"
r = filter(lambda x: x._is_mem, self.inputs())
w = filter(lambda x: x._is_mem, self.outputs())
sr = [x.size for x in r]
sw = [x.size for x in w]
return (sr, sw)
def clear(self):
"clear the current mapper, reducing it to the identity transform"
self.__map.clear()
self.__Mem = MemoryMap()
self.conds = []
def getmemory(self):
"get the local :class:`MemoryMap` associated to the mapper"
return self.__Mem
def setmemory(self, mmap):
"set the local :class:`MemoryMap` associated to the mapper"
self.__Mem = mmap
mmap = property(getmemory, setmemory)
def generation(self):
return self.__map
def __cmp__(self, m):
d = cmp(self.__map.lastdict(), m.__map.lastdict())
return d
def __eq__(self, m):
d = self.__map.lastdict() == m.__map.lastdict()
return d
# iterate over ordered correspondances:
def __iter__(self):
for (loc, v) in iter(self.__map.items()):
yield (loc, v)
def R(self, x):
"get the expression of register x"
return self.__map.get(x, x)
def M(self, k):
"""get the expression of a memory location expression k"""
if k.a.base._is_lab:
return k
if k.a.base._is_ext:
return k.a.base
n = self.aliasing(k)
if n > 0:
f = lambda e: e[0]._is_ptr
items = filter(f, list(self.__map.items())[0:n])
res = mem(k.a, k.size, mods=list(items), endian=k.endian)
else:
res = self._Mem_read(k.a, k.length, k.endian)
res.sf = k.sf
return res
def aliasing(self, k):
"""check if location k is possibly aliased in the mapper:
i.e. the mapper writes to some other symbolic location expression
after writing to k which might overlap with k."""
if conf.Cas.noaliasing:
return 0
K = list(self.__map.keys())
n = self.__map.lastw
try:
i = K.index(k.a)
except ValueError:
# k has never been written to explicitly
# but it is maybe in a zone that was written to
i = -1
for l in K[i + 1:n]:
if not l._is_ptr:
continue
if l.base == k.a.base:
continue
return n
return 0
def _Mem_read(self, a, l, endian=1):
"read l bytes from memory address a and return an expression"
try:
res = self.__Mem.read(a, l)
except MemoryError: # no zone for location a;
res = [exp(l * 8)]
if endian == -1:
res.reverse()
P = []
cur = 0
for p in res:
plen = len(p)
if isinstance(p, bytes):
p = cst(Bits(p[::endian], bitorder=1).int(), plen * 8)
elif isinstance(p, exp):
if p._is_def == 0:
# p is "bottom":
p = mem(a, p.size, disp=cur)
elif p._is_ext and p._subrefs.get("mmio_r", None):
p = p.stub(self, mode="r")
P.append(p)
cur += plen
return composer(P)
def _Mem_write(self, a, v, endian=1):
"write expression v at memory address a with given endianness"
if a.base._is_vec:
locs = (ptr(l, a.seg, a.disp) for l in a.base.l)
else:
locs = (a, )
for l in locs:
try:
oldv = self.__Mem.read(l, len(v))[0]
except MemoryError:
oldv = l
if isinstance(oldv, ext) and oldv._subrefs.get("mmio_w", None):
oldv.stub(self, mode="w")
else:
self.__Mem.write(l, v, endian)
if l in self.__map:
del self.__map[l]
def __getitem__(self, k):
"just a convenient wrapper around M/R"
r = self.M(k) if k._is_mem else self.R(k)
if k.size != r.size:
raise ValueError("size mismatch")
return r[0:k.size]
# define image v of antecedent k:
def __setitem__(self, k, v):
if k._is_ptr:
loc = k
else:
if k.size != v.size:
raise ValueError("size mismatch")
try:
# evaluate current location address:
loc = k.addr(self)
except TypeError:
logger.error(
"setitem ignored (invalid left-value expression: %s)" % k)
return
# now loc is either a reg or a ptr, we prepare the right-value r from v:
if k._is_slc and not loc._is_reg:
raise ValueError("memory location slc is not supported")
elif loc._is_ptr:
r = v
oldr = self.__map.get(loc, None)
if oldr is not None and oldr.size > r.size:
r = composer([r, oldr[r.size:oldr.size]])
if k._is_mem:
endian = k.endian
else:
endian = 1
self._Mem_write(loc, r, endian)
if conf.Cas.memtrace or not conf.Cas.noaliasing:
# if we assume that aliasing may exists, we
# need to keep tracks of the memory writes ordering
# in the mapper:
self.__map.lastw = len(self.__map) + 1 #this is O(1) AFAIK...
self.__map[loc] = r
else:
r = self.R(loc)
if r._is_reg:
r = comp(loc.size)
r[0:loc.size] = loc
pos = k.pos if k._is_slc else 0
r[pos:pos + k.size] = v.simplify()
self.__map[loc] = r
def update(self, instr):
"opportunistic update of the self mapper with instruction"
instr(self)
def safe_update(self, instr):
"update of the self mapper with instruction *only* if no exception occurs"
if not isinstance(instr, ext):
try:
m = mapper()
instr(m)
_ = self >> m
except Exception as e:
logger.error("instruction @ %s raises exception %s" %
(instr.address, e))
raise e
self.update(instr)
def __call__(self, x):
"""evaluation of expression x in this map:
note the difference between a mapper[mem(p)] and mapper(mem(p)):
in the call form, p is first evaluated so that the target address
is the expression of p "after execution" whereas the indexing form
uses p as an input (i.e "before execution") expression.
"""
if len(self) == 0:
return x
return x.eval(self)
def restruct(self):
self.__Mem.restruct()
def eval(self, m):
"""return a new mapper instance where all input locations have
been replaced by there corresponding values in m.
"""
mm = mapper(cur=self.cur)
mm.setmemory(self.mmap.copy())
for c in self.conds:
cc = c.eval(m)
if not cc._is_def:
continue
if cc == 1:
continue
if cc == 0:
logger.verbose("invalid mapper eval: cond %s is false" % c)
raise ValueError
mm.conds.append(cc)
for loc, v in self:
if loc._is_ptr:
loc = m(loc)
mm[loc] = m(v)
return mm
def rcompose(self, m):
"""composition operator returns a new mapper
corresponding to function x -> self(m(x))
"""
mm = m.use()
for c in self.conds:
cc = c.eval(m)
if not cc._is_def:
continue
if cc == 1:
continue
if cc == 0:
logger.verbose("invalid mapper eval: cond %s is false" % c)
raise ValueError
mm.conds.append(cc)
for loc, v in self:
if loc._is_ptr:
loc = m(loc)
mm[loc] = m(v)
return mm
def __lshift__(self, m):
"self << m : composition (self(m))"
return self.rcompose(m)
def __rshift__(self, m):
"self >> m : composition (m(self))"
return m.rcompose(self)
def interact(self):
raise NotImplementedError
def use(self, *args, **kargs):
"""return a new mapper corresponding to the evaluation of the current mapper
where all key symbols found in kargs are replaced by their values in
all expressions. The kargs "size=value" allows for adjusting symbols/values
sizes for all arguments.
if kargs is empty, a copy of the result is just a copy of current mapper.
"""
m = mapper(cur=self.cur)
for loc, v in args:
m[loc] = v
if len(kargs) > 0:
argsz = kargs.get("size", 32)
for k, v in iter(kargs.items()):
m[reg(k, argsz)] = cst(v, argsz)
return self.eval(m)
def usemmap(self, mmap):
"""return a new mapper corresponding to the evaluation of the current mapper
where all memory locations of the provided mmap are used by the current
mapper."""
m = mapper()
m.setmemory(mmap)
for xx in set(self.inputs()):
if xx._is_mem:
v = m.M(xx)
m[xx] = v
return self << m
# attach/apply conditions to the output mapper
def assume(self, conds):
m = mapper(cur=self.cur)
if conds is None:
conds = []
for c in conds:
if not c._is_eqn:
continue
if c.op.symbol == OP_EQ and c.r._is_cst:
if c.l._is_reg:
m[c.l] = c.r
m.conds = conds
mm = self.eval(m)
mm.conds += conds
return mm
def clear(self):
"clear the current mapper, reducing it to the identity transform"
self.__map.clear()
self.__Mem = MemoryMap()
self.conds = []
def __init__(self, path):
self.card = Cardridge(path)
self.cpu = cpu
self.mmap = MemoryMap()
self.load_binary()
class z80GB(object):
__slots__ = ["card", "cpu", "mmap"]
def __init__(self, path):
self.card = Cardridge(path)
self.cpu = cpu
self.mmap = MemoryMap()
self.load_binary()
# load the program into virtual memory (populate the mmap dict)
def load_binary(self):
self.mmap.write(0, self.card.data[:0x8000].ljust(0x8000, b"\0"))
# 8k video RAM:
self.mmap.write(0x8000, b"".ljust(8192, b"\0"))
# 8k switchable RAM:
self.mmap.write(0xA000, b"".ljust(8192, b"\0"))
# internal RAM:
self.mmap.write(0xC000, b"".ljust(16382, b"\0"))
def read_data(self, vaddr, size):
return self.mmap.read(vaddr, size)
def read_instruction(self, vaddr, **kargs):
maxlen = self.cpu.disassemble.maxlen
try:
istr = self.mmap.read(vaddr, maxlen)
except MemoryError as e:
logger.warning("vaddr %s is not mapped" % vaddr)
raise MemoryError(e)
i = self.cpu.disassemble(istr[0], **kargs)
if i is None:
logger.warning("disassemble failed at vaddr %s" % vaddr)
if len(istr) > 1 and istr[1]._is_def:
logger.warning("symbol found in instruction buffer" % vaddr)
raise MemoryError(vaddr)
return None
else:
i.address = vaddr
return i
def initenv(self):
from amoco.cas.mapper import mapper
m = mapper()
for k, v in (
(cpu.pc, cpu.cst(self.card.entrypoints[0], 16)),
(cpu.sp, cpu.cst(0xFFFE, 16)),
(cpu.a, cpu.cst(0x11 if self.card.colorgb() else 0x01, 8)),
(cpu.f, cpu.cst(0xB0, 8)),
(cpu.bc, cpu.cst(0x0013, 16)),
(cpu.de, cpu.cst(0x00D8, 16)),
(cpu.hl, cpu.cst(0x014D, 16)),
):
m[k] = v
return m
# optional codehelper method allows platform-specific analysis of
# either a (raw) list of instruction, a block/func object (see amoco.code)
# the default helper is a no-op:
def codehelper(self, seq=None, block=None, func=None):
if seq is not None:
return seq
if block is not None:
return block
if func is not None:
return func
def M():
from amoco.system.memory import MemoryMap
return MemoryMap()
