def GetDecimal():
"""
This one's a bit complex.
The value starts with a decimal digit, now it can be any of the below:
+ Hex if it starts with a 0 and contains only hex digits followed by an H
+ Octal if it contains only octal digits followed by a Q
+ Hex first digit is 0 and next character is an x
+ Binary first digit is 0 and next character is a b
+ Binary if it contains only 0 or 1 followed by a B, followed by non
hexdigit
+ Decimal otherwise or 1234d
Note: 0101b notation might be confusing if followed by a legal hex digit,
like 0101ba. This might be a hex value, only if followed by an h
eventually.
Thus if we check for hex before we check for binary there is no cause for
confusion.
"""
global Asm
text = GetWord(string.ascii_uppercase + string.digits)
if len(text) == 1:
# A one digit value, can't be any simpler than this
return int(text)
if text[-1] == 'H':
# Must be hex 0ABCDH notation!
hexval = text[:-1]
if TestDigits(hexval, string.hexdigits):
return int(hexval, 16)
else:
errors.DoError('illhex', False)
return 0
if text[-1] == 'Q':
# Must be octal 0567Q notation!
octval = text[:-1]
if TestDigits(octval, string.octdigits):
return int(octval, 8)
else:
errors.DoError('illoct', False)
return 0
if text[1] == 'X':
# It's hex 0xABCD notation!
hexval = text[2:]
if TestDigits(hexval, string.hexdigits):
return int(hexval, 16)
else:
errors.DoError('illhex', False)
return 0
if text[1] == 'B':
# It must be binary 0B0101 notation, it can't be hex anymore,
# it doesn't end in H
binval = text[2:]
if TestDigits(binval, '01'):
return int(binval, 2)
else:
errors.DoError('illbin', False)
return 0
if text[-1] == 'B':
# It must be binary 01010B notation
binval = text[:-1]
if TestDigits(binval, '01'):
return int(binval, 2)
else:
errors.DoError('illbin', False)
return 0
if text[-1] == 'D':
# It must be decimal 1234D notation
decval = text[:-1]
if TestDigits(decval, string.digits):
return int(decval)
else:
errors.DoError('illdec', False)
return 0
# all else failed, it must be a decimal now
if TestDigits(text, string.digits):
return int(text, 10)
else:
errors.DoError('illdec', False)
return 0
def ParseLine():
"""
We've got our source line. Now it's time to parse it all.
However if we're defining a macro, we take a detour.
First we look if it's an empty line or a comment line
Then we extract the label field, if any.
Then the mnemonic field, and act on its contents.
It can be one of three things: A directive, a macro call or a mnemonic.
Before executing the lot we also prepare the operand field.
"""
global Asm, Flags, Label
dec.Asm.Parse_Pointer = 0
dec.Asm.New_Label = ""
dec.Asm.Mnemonic = ""
dec.Asm.List_Line = ""
dec.Asm.Timing = ""
dec.Asm.List_Byte_Cnt = 0
macrolevel = dec.Asm.Local_Index
if dec.Asm.Parse_Line == chr(26) + " ":
# Ctrl-Z, end mark for DOS files, ignore it
return
if dec.Asm.Macro_Def != '':
# Defining a Macro, add this line to macro
macros.DefineMacro()
return
if dec.Asm.Cond_False == 0:
# Conditional assembly is true. Have to assemble this line
# Select memory mode
# May have changed by previous line
if dec.Asm.Memory == 0:
dec.Asm.BOL_Address = dec.Asm.PH_Address
dec.Asm.List_Address = dec.Asm.PH_Address
elif dec.Asm.Memory == 1:
dec.Asm.BOL_Address = dec.Asm.RM_Address
dec.Asm.List_Address = dec.Asm.RM_Address
else:
dec.Asm.BOL_Address = dec.Asm.EM_Address
dec.Asm.List_Address = dec.Asm.EM_Address
if IsComment():
# Do nothing if this line is empty or a comment line
return
newlabel = GetLabelName()
globlab = string.ascii_uppercase + '_' # Legal begin chars of label
if len(newlabel) > 0 and (newlabel[0] in globlab):
# New global label defined
newglobal = True
else:
# No new global lable defined
newglobal = False
if NowChar() == ":":
# It's a macro label
IncParsePointer()
if NowChar() != " ":
# Can't be a bare :
errors.DoError('illlabel', False)
return # Dont' bother to continue
dec.Asm.New_Label = newlabel
if len(newlabel) > 0:
# Do a boundary sync if a label is given
target.BoundarySync()
dec.Asm.Mnemonic = GetMnemonic()
if dec.Asm.Mnemonic == "":
# No mnemonic means no operand either
dec.Asm.Parse_Pointer = 0
else:
# Parse the operand field
dec.Asm.Parse_Pointer = FindOperandField()
if newglobal and dec.Asm.Mnemonic[:3] != '.SE':
# Set last assigned global label name, only when not .SE directive
dec.Asm.Last_Global = newlabel
# Reset macro indexes
dec.Asm.Macro_Number = 0
dec.Asm.Local_Index = 0
DoAssemble() # Got all the ingredients, now put them all together
if dec.Asm.New_Label != "":
AssignLabel(dec.Asm.New_Label, macrolevel)
else:
# Conditional assembly is false, accept only .DO, .EL and
# .FI directives
if IsComment():
# Nothing to do in this line, it's a comment
return
if NowChar() != " ":
# A label is declared here, get it but don't bother about syntax
dec.Asm.New_Label = GetWord("", "", " ")
dec.Asm.Mnemonic = GetMnemonic()
if dec.Asm.Mnemonic != "":
if dec.Asm.Mnemonic[:3] in (".DO", ".EL", ".FI"):
# These are the only directives of interest now
dec.Asm.Parse_Pointer = FindOperandField()
DoAssemble()
def LdsSts():
"""
Two different versions of these instructions exist. One version applies to
most devices (if implemented), the other version only applies to Reduced
core processors (ATtiny10, 9, 5 and 4, aka the ATtiny10 family).
Syntax for LDS and STS is the same, but have their operands swapped.
On the TINY family only the registers 16 to 31 are allowed, and the
constant address value ranges from 0 to 127, which is not checked.
On all other devices, if implemented, all 32 registers are allowed. And
the constant address value ranges from 0 to 64k.
Dictionary: function, Xmega+Mega+AVR+TINY, newflags, opcode, cycles
"""
global Asm
if dec.Asm.Mnemonic == 'LDS':
# LDS, get register first, then the address
reg = GetReg() << 4
if not assem.MoreParameters():
# Oops, only the reigster was given
errors.DoError('missoper', False)
# Write dummy words
target.CodeWord(0)
target.CodeWord(0)
return
value = assem.EvalExpr()[0]
else:
# STS, get address first, then the register
value = assem.EvalExpr()[0]
if not assem.MoreParameters():
# Oops, only the address is given
errors.DoError('missoper', False)
# Write dummy words
target.CodeWord(0)
target.CodeWord(0)
return
reg = GetReg() << 4
if dec.Asm.AVR_Family != 1 and dec.Asm.AVR_Family != 5:
# Normal behaviour of these instructions
target.CodeWord(dec.Asm.Instructions[dec.Asm.Mnemonic][3] + reg)
target.CodeWord(value)
else:
# ATtiny or Reduced Core behaviour
if dec.Asm.Instructions[dec.Asm.Mnemonic][3] == 0x9000:
# It's LDS
opcode = 0xa000
else:
# It's STS
opcode = 0xa800
value = (value & 0x0F) + ((value & 0x70) << 4)
target.CodeWord(opcode + reg + value)
dec.Asm.Timing = '1'
NoMore()
def GetDisplacement(opcode, allowauto):
"""
Expected parameters:
opcode The basic opcode, can be modified before saving
allowauto Flag indicating if @ mode is allowed
Expected operands:
@(Px) Offset = relative 0 and x can be 1 to 3
@E(Px) Offset = relative E-reg and x can be 1 to 3
@expr(Px) Offset = relative expr and x can be 1 to 3
(Px) Offset = relative 0 and x can be 0 to 3 or C
E Offset = relative E-reg and reg PC
E(Px) Offset = relative E-reg and x can be 0 to 3 or C
expr(Px) Offset = relative expr and x can be 0 to 3 or C
expr Offset = absolute expr and register is assumed PC
Not allowed:
@(PC) or @(P0)
@E(PC) or @E(P0)
@expr(PC) or @expr(P0)
The opcode can be modified the m flag (Auto indexed mode flag) and or
the pointer before it is save to the target file.
The assembler will not warn you about page crossings for the EA of the
instruction. It's the programmer's responsibility to keep data tables
from crossing page boundaries. The page wrap may even be done
deliberately.
Absolute addressing is only allowed for PC relative addressing mode,
where the (PC) or (P0) part of the operand is omitted.
The formula to calculate the offset is : DEST-PC-1
Except for jump instructions where it is: DEST-PC-2
Fortunately the jump instructions are the only ones which start
with a J.
"""
global Asm
if MissingOperand():
return
offset = 0
forward = False
error = False
absolute = False
reg = '0'
autoindex = False
eregister = False
if allowauto:
# auto-indexed addressing is allowed
if assem.NowChar() == '@':
# It is iato indexed addressing
opcode = opcode + 4
assem.IncParsePointer() # Point at char following @
autoindex = True
parseptr = dec.Asm.Parse_Pointer # Remember current parse pointer
if assem.NowChar() != '(':
# Some sort of offset is given
if assem.GetWord(endchars="( ") == 'E':
# It is E register
offset = -128
eregister = True
else:
# It's not the E register, restore pointer
dec.Asm.Parse_Pointer = parseptr
if offset == 0:
# Offset was not E-register
# Offset can be a displacement or an abosulte value
express = assem.EvalExpr()
offset = express[0]
forward = express[1]
# This can't be an if, because we may have parsed the offset already
if assem.NowChar() == '(':
# A pointer register is given (offset would be relative now)
assem.IncParsePointer()
if assem.NowChar(True).upper() == 'P':
# Still going good
reg = assem.NowChar(True).upper()
else:
error = True
if assem.NowChar(True) != ')':
# Something's wrong
error = True
if not error:
# No error found yet
if reg == 'C':
reg = '0'
if reg < '0' or reg > '3':
# Something's wrong
error = True
if reg == '0' and autoindex:
# P0 is not allowed together with auto indexed mode
error = True
if not error:
# No error occurred, we know everything now
opcode = opcode + int(reg)
else:
# An error did occur
error = True
else:
# No register given, assuming PC, addressing is absolute now
if not eregister:
# The offset was not the E register
# Now we have to calculate the real offset
offset = offset - dec.Asm.BOL_Address - 1
absolute = True
if dec.Asm.Mnemonic[0].upper() == "J":
# An extra offset for Jump instructions
offset = offset - 1
if autoindex and reg == '0':
# Auto indexing doesn't allow the PC register
error = True
if error:
# An error has occurred, tell us about it
errors.DoError("badoper", False)
NoMore()
if dec.Asm.Pass == 2 and not forward:
# Only test range in pass 2
if offset < -128 or offset > 127:
# Range error
errors.DoError('range', False)
if offset == -128 and absolute:
# Offset calculated to -128, are you sure!
errors.DoWarning(dec.Cross.Name + 'offset', True)
WriteOpcode(opcode)
WriteOperand(offset)
def RegReg():
"""
Instructions with register source and register destination operands.
Some MULx instructions have a limited register scope so they are treated
as exceptions.
And also the MOVW instruction requires an execption because it uses
register pairs instead of plain registers.
Dictionary: function, Xmega+Mega+AVR+TINY, newflags, opcode, cycles
"""
global Asm
# Get destination register
reg1 = GetReg()
if not assem.MoreParameters():
# Only one parameter was given
errors.DoError('missoper', False)
# Write dummy word
target.CodeWord(0)
return
# Get source register
reg2 = GetReg()
if ('MUL' in dec.Asm.Mnemonic) and (dec.Asm.Mnemonic != 'MUL'):
# MULx instructions have a limited register file scope
if dec.Asm.Pass == 1:
# Don't test range during pass 1, to ignore forward references
# Set dummy registers instead
reg1 = 0
reg2 = 0
else:
# Pass 2, do the magic
reg1 = reg1 - 16
reg2 = reg2 - 16
if reg1 < 0 or reg2 < 0:
# Range error
errors.DoError('range', False)
# Set dummy values
reg1 = 0
reg2 = 0
if dec.Asm.Mnemonic != 'MULS':
# Only MULS has a bigger scope than the other MUL instructions
if reg1 > 7 or reg2 > 7:
# Rage error for MULS
errors.DoError('range', False)
# Set dummy values
reg1 = 0
reg2 = 0
reg1 = reg1 << 4
elif dec.Asm.Mnemonic == 'MOVW':
# MOV Word. Either register of the register pair can be used
reg1 = (reg1 & 0x1E) << (4 - 1)
reg2 = (reg2 & 0x1E) >> 1
else:
# Any other instruction
# Shift destination bits 4 bits to the left
reg1 = reg1 << 4
if reg2 > 15:
# Move MSB of source to bit 9
reg2 = reg2 - 16 + 512
target.CodeWord(dec.Asm.Instructions[dec.Asm.Mnemonic][3] + reg1 + reg2)
NoMore()
def RegImm():
"""
Register, immediate instructions.
The first operand must be a register.
The second operand is an immediate constant.
The # / = and \ prefixes are optional for the immediate operand. # is
assumed if no prefix is given.
Dictionary: function, Xmega+Mega+AVR+TINY, newflags, opcode, cycles
"""
global Asm
# Get destination register
reg = GetReg()
if not assem.MoreParameters():
# Only one operand was given
errors.DoError('missoper', False)
# Write dummy word
target.CodeWord(0)
return
if assem.NowChar() in '#/=\\':
# A prefix is given
prefix = assem.NowChar(True)
else:
# Use default prefix if not given
prefix = '#'
value = assem.EvalExpr()[0]
if prefix == '#':
val = value & 255
elif prefix == '/':
val = (value >> 8) & 255
elif prefix == '=':
val = (value >> 16) & 255
else:
val = (value >> 24) & 255
if dec.Asm.Mnemonic in ('ADIW', 'SBIW'):
# These Word sized instructions have limited operand scopes
if dec.Asm.Pass == 2:
# Don't check range during pass 1, may be forward referenced
if reg not in (24, 26, 28, 30):
# Only 4 register pairs may be used as destinaion
errors.DoError('range', False)
reg = (reg << 3) & 0x30
# Don't check value range, only limit it
val = (val & 0xF) + ((val & 0x30) << 2)
else:
# All other instructions
if dec.Asm.Pass == 2:
# Don't check range during pass 1, may be forward referenced
if reg < 16:
errors.DoError('range', False)
reg = (reg << 4) & 240
val = (val & 0xF) + ((val & 0xF0) << 4)
if dec.Asm.Mnemonic == 'CBR':
# CBR is a pseudo instruction, K has to be complemented
val = val ^ 0xF0F
target.CodeWord(dec.Asm.Instructions[dec.Asm.Mnemonic][3] + reg + val)
NoMore()
def GetLabelValue():
global Asm
memory = 0
if NowChar() in '.:':
# It's a local label
label = GetLabelName()
if len(label) <= 1:
label = ''
else:
if label[0] == '.':
# Always use index 000 if it's a local label
label = dec.Asm.Last_Global + ':' + label[1:] + '|000'
else:
label = dec.Asm.Last_Global + label + '|' + str(
dec.Asm.Local_Index).zfill(3)
else:
# It's a global label
label = GetLabelName(False)
if len(label) > 0:
if NowChar() == ':':
# It's a global:local reference
local = GetLabelName()
if len(local) == 1:
label = ''
else:
# Always use index 000 if global:local notation is used
# Done for compatibility with version 2 and because you can't reference
# macro labels from other global labels anyway.
label = label + local + '|000'
if label != '':
if label in dec.Asm.Symbol_Table:
# Label exists, get its data
value = dec.Asm.Symbol_Table[label][0]
memory = dec.Asm.Symbol_Table[label][4]
if dec.Asm.Pass == 1:
# Label exists already in pass 1, so it's not forward referenced
forward = False
else:
# See if label already existed during pass 1
forward = dec.Asm.Symbol_Table[label][1]
# Increment label's reference counter
dec.Asm.Symbol_Table[label][
3] = dec.Asm.Symbol_Table[label][3] + 1
else:
# Label does not exist
value = 0
if dec.Asm.Pass == 1:
# It's OK for a label not to exist in pass 1
forward = True
else:
# It's not OK for a label not to exist in pass 2
errors.DoError('undef', False)
forward = True
else:
# Illegal or incomplete label name
errors.DoError('illlabel', False)
value = 0
forward = False
if NowChar() == ":":
errors.DoError('illlabel', False)
return (value, forward, memory)
def GetReg():
"""
Get a register name from R0 to R31. No leading zeroes are allowed. So R01
is not a legal register name.
If no register can be found the operand is assumed to be an expression,
which should evaluate to a legal register number between 0 and 31.
In the legacy naming convention the Tiny family has a limited register
range, from 16 to 31.
In the new naming convention the Reduced core family has a limited register
range, from 16 to 31.
"""
global Asm
# Save pointer in case we need to start all over again
pointer = dec.Asm.Parse_Pointer
# First try to get a register name
reg = assem.GetWord().upper()
family = dec.Asm.AVR_Family
if reg == '':
# Operand was expected but not found
errors.DoError('missoper', False)
return 0
if (len(reg) == 2 or len(reg) == 3) and reg[0] == 'R':
# Can it be a register name? Must be 2 or 3 chars long and start with R
reg = reg[1:]
if reg.isdigit:
# The register number must be numeric of course
if len(reg) == 1 or reg[0] != '0':
# It is numeric, without a leading 0
register = int(reg)
if register >= 0 and register < 32:
# OK it is a register
if dec.Asm.Pass == 2 and (family == 1 or family == 5) and\
register < 16:
# Oops, the Reduced Core family doesn't have
# registers 0 to 15
errors.DoError('range', False)
register = 16
return register
# Operand was not a register, evaluate expression now
dec.Asm.Parse_Pointer = pointer
value = assem.EvalExpr()
register = value[0]
if dec.Asm.Pass == 2:
# Test range only if in pass 2
if register < 0 or register > 31:
# It's a range error, simply ignore everything which doesn't fit
errors.DoError('range', False)
register = 0
if (family == 1 or family == 5) and register < 16:
# The range for the Reduced Core family is 16 to 31
errors.DoError('range', False)
register = 16
# Expression evaluated to a register number
return register & 31
def GetValue():
"""
Get a value. The value might be a label, a constant in 4 different
radixes, given in 3 different formats, the current program counter
or the pass number.
Returns a tuple containing the value and a forward referenced label
flag.
Returns (0, False, Memory) if an error is encountered in the value
"""
global Asm, Flags
forward = False
memory = 0 # Code memory if this remains 0, other if not.
negative = False
if NowChar() in '-+':
# See if sign is given
if NowChar(True) == '-':
negative = True
nowchar = NowChar().upper()
if nowchar in string.ascii_uppercase + '.:_':
labelval = GetLabelValue()
value = labelval[0]
if labelval[1]:
# Set forward refenced flag (may be set, but may not be cleared)
forward = True
memory = labelval[2]
elif nowchar in string.digits:
value = GetDecimal()
elif nowchar in "'\"":
value = GetAsciiValue()
elif nowchar == '$':
value = GetHex()
elif nowchar == '%':
value = GetBin()
elif nowchar == '@':
value = GetOct()
elif nowchar == '*':
# Return current location
IncParsePointer()
value = dec.Asm.BOL_Address
elif nowchar == '?':
# Return pass number
IncParsePointer()
value = dec.Asm.Pass - 1
elif nowchar == ' ':
# No parameter is given
errors.DoError('valerr', False)
return (0, False, memory)
else:
# None of the above!
errors.DoError('badoper', False)
return (0, False, memory)
if negative:
value = -value
value = value * 1 # Ensure value is a long
rangecheck = value >> 32
if rangecheck != 0 and rangecheck != -1:
errors.DoError('overflow', False)
return (value, forward, memory)
def Calculate(val1, val2, operator):
"""
Combine two values using the given operator.
Accepts the two values to operate on and the operator itself.
Returns a tuple containing the new value and a combined forward
reference flag. If either value used a forward referenced value
the flag will be set.
"""
value1 = val1[0]
value2 = val2[0]
forward = val1[1] | val2[1]
memory = val1[2] + val2[2]
trueval = dec.MINUS_ONE
posmask = (1 << 32) - 1
negmask = -1 ^ posmask
result = 0
if operator == '+':
# Plus
result = value1 + value2
elif operator == '-':
# Minus
result = value1 - value2
elif operator == '*':
# Multiply
result = value1 * value2
elif operator == '/':
# Divide
if value2 != 0:
result = value1 // value2
else:
if dec.Asm.Pass == 2:
# Avoid error messages due to forward referenced labels
errors.DoError('div0', False)
result = 0
elif operator == '\\':
# Modulo
if value2 != 0:
result = value1 % value2
else:
if dec.Asm.Pass == 2:
# Avoid error messages due to forward referenced labels
errors.DoError('div0', False)
result = 0
elif operator == '&':
# Bitwise and
result = value1 & value2
elif operator == '^' or operator == '|':
# Bitwise or
result = value1 | value2
elif operator == '!':
# Bitwise exor
result = value1 ^ value2
elif operator == '=':
# Equal
if value1 == value2:
result = trueval
else:
result = 0
elif operator == '<':
# Less than
if value1 < value2:
result = trueval
else:
result = 0
elif operator == '>':
# Greater than
if value1 > value2:
result = trueval
else:
result = 0
elif operator == '<=':
# Less than or equal
if value1 <= value2:
result = trueval
else:
result = 0
elif operator == '>=':
# Greater than or equal
if value1 >= value2:
result = trueval
else:
result = 0
elif operator == '<>':
# Not equal
if value1 != value2:
result = trueval
else:
result = 0
elif operator == '<<':
# Shift left
if dec.Asm.Pass == 2 and (value2 < 0 or value2 > 31):
# Check valid rane in pass 2 because of forward referenced labels
errors.DoError('range', false)
value2 = 0
result = value1 << value2
elif operator == '>>':
# Shift right
if not val2[1] and (value2 < 0 or value2 > 63):
# Check valid rane in pass 2 because of forward referenced labels
errors.DoError('range', false)
value2 = 0
result = value1 >> value2
# Limit result to word size
if result < 0:
result = result | negmask
else:
result = result & posmask
return (result, forward, memory)
def AssignLabel(newlabel, macrolevel):
"""
Assign a value to a new label.
It accepts the name of the new label.
Some tests are made to see if the label exists and hasn't changed value.
During pass 2 it should still be in sync with pass 1 also.
"""
global Asm
if dec.Asm.Mnemonic[:3] == '.SE':
rw = True
else:
rw = False
if newlabel[0] in '.:':
# It's a local label, add the last global in front of it
# and current macro number behind it if it's a macro label
if dec.Asm.Last_Global != '':
if newlabel[0] == '.':
# Starting with a dot is always index level 000
newlabel = dec.Asm.Last_Global + ':' + newlabel[1:] + '|000'
else:
# Otherwise it is the current macro level index
newlabel = dec.Asm.Last_Global + newlabel + '|' + str(
macrolevel).zfill(3)
else:
errors.DoError('noglobal', False)
return
if dec.Asm.Pass == 1:
if newlabel in dec.Asm.Symbol_Table:
# Label already exists. Must be variable or same value now
if rw:
if dec.Asm.Symbol_Table[newlabel][2]:
# Both old and new defs are RW, set new value
dec.Asm.Symbol_Table[newlabel][0] = dec.Asm.BOL_Address
else:
errors.DoError('con2var', False)
return
else:
if dec.Asm.Symbol_Table[newlabel][2]:
errors.DoError('var2con', False)
return
else:
# Both old and new defs are RO, value must be the same!
if dec.Asm.Symbol_Table[newlabel][0] != dec.Asm.BOL_Address:
errors.DoError('extdef', False)
return
else:
# New label doesn't exist yet, add it to symbol table
dec.Asm.Symbol_Table[newlabel] = [
dec.Asm.BOL_Address, True, rw, 0, dec.Asm.Memory,
dec.Asm.File_Name[-1]
]
else:
# Pass 2
if newlabel in dec.Asm.Symbol_Table:
if dec.Asm.Symbol_Table[newlabel][2]:
# It's a variable
# Don't bother testing if RW is still in sync
# Give stupid users a chance to break the system :-)
dec.Asm.Symbol_Table[newlabel][0] = dec.Asm.BOL_Address
dec.Asm.Symbol_Table[newlabel][
1] = False # Label is declared from now on
else:
# It's a constant
if dec.Asm.Symbol_Table[newlabel][0] != dec.Asm.BOL_Address:
# Different value from last time!
errors.DoError('syncerr', False)
else:
# Same value as last time! Mark declared
dec.Asm.Symbol_Table[newlabel][1] = False
else:
# Label sould have been there in pass 2, sync error
errors.DoError('syncerr', False)
def DoMnemonic():
if dec.Cross.Name == "":
errors.DoError("nocross", True)
else:
dec.Cross.Mnemonic()
def ParseLine():
"""
We've got our source line. Now it's time to parse it all.
However if we're defining a macro, we take a detour.
First we look if it's an empty line or a comment line
Then we extract the label field, if any.
Then the mnemonic field, and act on its contents.
It can be one of three things: A directive, a macro call or a mnemonic.
Before executing the lot we also prepare the operand field.
"""
global Asm, Flags, Label
global current_aid_pointer
global array_aid, ending_address # JKL
dec.Asm.Parse_Pointer = 0
dec.Asm.New_Label = ""
dec.Asm.Mnemonic = ""
dec.Asm.List_Line = ""
dec.Asm.Timing = ""
dec.Asm.List_Byte_Cnt = 0
macrolevel = dec.Asm.Local_Index
if dec.Asm.Parse_Line == chr(26) + " ":
# Ctrl-Z, end mark for DOS files, ignore it
return
if dec.Asm.Macro_Def != '':
# Defining a Macro
macros.DefineMacro()
return
if dec.Asm.Cond_False == 0:
# Conditional assembly is ture. Have to assemble this line
# Select memory mode
# May have changed by previous line
if dec.Asm.Memory == 0:
dec.Asm.BOL_Address = dec.Asm.PH_Address
dec.Asm.List_Address = dec.Asm.PH_Address
elif dec.Asm.Memory == 1:
dec.Asm.BOL_Address = dec.Asm.RM_Address
dec.Asm.List_Address = dec.Asm.RM_Address
else:
dec.Asm.BOL_Address = dec.Asm.EM_Address
dec.Asm.List_Address = dec.Asm.EM_Address
if IsComment():
# Do nothing if this line is empty or a comment line
return
newlabel = GetLabelName()
globlab = string.ascii_uppercase + '_'
if len(newlabel) > 0 and (newlabel[0] in globlab):
# Clear these in case we have to expand a macro on this line
dec.Asm.Macro_Number = 0
dec.Asm.Local_Index = 0
dec.Asm.Last_Global = newlabel
if NowChar() == ":":
IncParsePointer()
if NowChar() != " ":
errors.DoError('illlabel', False)
return # Dont' bother to continue
dec.Asm.New_Label = newlabel
if len(newlabel) > 0:
# Do a boundary sync if a label is given
target.BoundarySync()
dec.Asm.Mnemonic = GetMnemonic()
if dec.Asm.Mnemonic == "":
dec.Asm.Parse_Pointer = 0 # No mnemonic means no operand either
else:
dec.Asm.Parse_Pointer = FindOperandField()
DoAssemble() # Got all the ingredients, now put them all together
if dec.Asm.New_Label != "":
AssignLabel(dec.Asm.New_Label, macrolevel)
else:
# Conditional assembly is false, accept only .DO, .EL and .FI directives
if IsComment():
# Nothing to do in this line, it's a comment
return
if NowChar() != " ":
# A label is declared here, get it but don't bother about syntax
dec.Asm.New_Label = GetWord("", "", " ")
dec.Asm.Mnemonic = GetMnemonic()
#jkl
#sys.stdout = sys.__stdout__
if dec.Asm.Mnemonic != "":
if dec.Asm.Mnemonic[:3] in (".DO", ".EL", ".FI"):
# These are the only directives of interest now
dec.Asm.Parse_Pointer = FindOperandField()
DoAssemble()
#JKL NOX
if (len(dec.Asm.List_Line) > 0):
#print(str(hex(dec.Asm.BOL_Address)) + " " +dec.Asm.Mnemonic + " " + dec.Asm.List_Line[8:14] + " " + str(dec.Asm.List_Byte_Cnt) + " ")
# TODO ADD LABEL HERE, LINK BACK IN TO NEW ADDITIONAL SYMBOL TABLE
array_aid[dec.Asm.BOL_Address] = {
'address': dec.Asm.BOL_Address,
'operator': dec.Asm.Mnemonic,
'operand': dec.Asm.List_Line[8:14],
'byte_cnt': dec.Asm.List_Byte_Cnt
}
print((array_aid[dec.Asm.BOL_Address]))
ending_address = dec.Asm.BOL_Address