; Standardised register numbering scheme %define r0 rax %define r1 rdx %define r2 rcx %define r3 rbx %define r4 rsi %define r5 rdi %define r6 rbp %define r7 rsp %define r0d eax %define r1d edx %define r2d ecx %define r3d ebx %define r4d esi %define r5d edi %define r6d ebp %define r7d esp %define r0w ax %define r1w dx %define r2w cx %define r3w bx %define r4w si %define r5w di %define r6w bp %define r7w sp %define r0b al %define r1b dl %define r2b cl %define r3b bl %define r4b sil %define r5b dil %define r6b bpl %define r7b spl ; Standard macro for alignment (used to allow easy subsititution of ; alternative padding schemes) %macro xalign 1 align %1 %endmacro ; YASM macros for handling Windows Prologues and Epilogues ; ; Copyright 2008, 2009 Brian Gladman ; ; Windows x64 prologue macro ; ; prologue name, stack_slots, register_save_list ; ; name: routine name ; register_save_list: comma separated list of registers to save ; stack_slots: stack space needed in 8 byte units ; Windows x64 epilogue macro ; ; epilogue register_save_list ; ; register_save_list: comma separated list of registers to save ; in same order used in prologue ; ; On return the macro variable 'stack_use' gives the total number ; of bytes used on the stack. This allows the function parameters ; to be accessed at [rsp + stack_use + 8 * n] where n starts at 1 ; (for n = 1..4 this is shadow space for a register parameter) %macro FRAME_PROC 2-* global __g%1 %ifdef DLL export __g%1 %endif PROC_FRAME __g%1 %rotate 1 %if %1 < 0 %error Negative stack allocation not allowed %else %if (%0 & 1) == (%1 & 1) %assign stack_use 8 * (%1 + 1) %else %assign stack_use 8 * %1 %endif %endif %rotate 1 %if %0 > 2 %rep %0 - 2 push_reg %1 %rotate 1 %endrep %endif %if stack_use > 0 alloc_stack stack_use %endif %assign stack_use stack_use + 8 * (%0 - 2) END_PROLOGUE %endmacro %macro END_PROC 0-* add rsp, stack_use - 8 * %0 %if %0 > 0 %rep %0 %rotate -1 pop %1 %endrep %endif ret ENDPROC_FRAME %endmacro %macro LEAF_PROC 1 global __g%1 %ifdef DLL export __g%1 %endif __g%1: %endmacro ; Macros for using assembler code using the GCC Calling ; Conventions in Windows. ; Note that these macros loads integer parameters that ; are 32-bits as 64-bit integers with no zero or sign ; extension. For such parameters either 'mov rxd, rxd' ; (for unsigned) or 'movsxd rx, rxd' (for signed) will ; be needed before they are used as 64-bit integers. ; These macros move the first six integer parameters ; from Microsoft ABI calling calling conventions to ; those used by GCC: ; ; function( MSVC --> GCC ; p1, rcx rdi ; p2, rdx rsi ; p3, r8 rdx ; p4, r9 rcx ; p5, [rsp+40] r8 ; p6, [rsp+48] r9 ; ; As already discussed, care must be taken with 32-bit ; values in 64-bit registers or on the stack because ; the upper 32-bits of such parameters are undefined. ; ; WIN64_GCC_PROC name, n_parms, (frame | leaf) ; ; WIN64_GCC_END frame | leaf ; ; name subroutine name ; n_parms number of parameters (default 6) ; type frame or leaf function (default frame) ; ; These defines are also used: ; ; reg_save_list list of registers to be saved ; and restored ; stack_slots number of 8 byte slots needed ; on the stack (excluding the ; register save/restore space) %macro WIN64_GCC_PROC 1-3 6, frame %ifidn %3, frame %ifndef reg_save_list %define reg_save_list rsi, rdi %endif %ifndef stack_slots %define stack_slots 0 %endif FRAME_PROC %1, stack_slots, reg_save_list %elifidn %3, leaf LEAF_PROC %1 %else %error no (or wrong) function type defined %endif %if %2 > 0 mov rdi, rcx %endif %if %2 > 1 mov rsi, rdx %endif %if %2 > 2 mov rdx, r8 %endif %if %2 > 3 mov rcx, r9 %endif %if %2 > 4 mov r8, [rsp + stack_use + 40] %endif %if %2 > 5 mov r9, [rsp + stack_use + 48] %endif %endmacro %macro WIN64_GCC_END 0-1 frame %ifidn %1, frame END_PROC reg_save_list %elifidn %1, leaf ret %else %error no (or wrong) function type defined %endif %endmacro