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[fw/sdcc] / src / port.h

diff --git a/src/port.h b/src/port.h
index 11ff318d0a309355442995592b6395978498dcc3..b8639fb1fe3298abc80df1c4917830f1aa4c3d47 100644 (file)
--- a/src/port.h
+++ b/src/port.h
@@ -9,22 +9,40 @@
 typedef struct {
     /** Target name used for -m */
     const char *target;
+
     /** Target name string, used for --help */
     const char *target_name;
+
+    struct {
+       /** TRUE if all types of glue functions should be inseted into
+           the file that also defines main.
+           We dont want this in cases like the z80 where the startup
+           code is provided by a seperate module.
+       */
+       bool glue_up_main;
+    } general;
+
+    /* assembler related information */
     struct {
-       /** Command to run (eg as-z80) */
-       const char *exec_name;
-       /** Arguments for debug mode */
+       /** Command to run and arguments (eg as-z80) */
+       const char **cmd;
+       /** Arguments for debug mode.  PENDING: ignored */
        const char *debug_opts;
-       /** Arguments for normal assembly mode */
+       /** Arguments for normal assembly mode.  PENDING: ignored */
        const char *plain_opts;
-       /** TRUE if the output file name should be pre-pended to the args */
-       bool requires_output_name;
     } assembler;
+
+    /* linker related info */
     struct {
        /** Command to run (eg link-z80) */
-       const char *exec_name;
+       const char **cmd;
     } linker;
+
+    struct {
+       /** Default peephole rules */
+       char *default_rules;
+    } peep;
+
     /** Basic type sizes */
     struct {
        int char_size;
@@ -38,6 +56,7 @@ typedef struct {
        int float_size;
        int max_base_size;
     } s;
+
     /** Names for all the memory regions */
     struct {
        const char *xstack_name;
@@ -51,6 +70,8 @@ typedef struct {
        const char *static_name;
        const char *overlay_name;
     } mem;
+    
+    /* stack related information */
     struct {
        /** -1 for grows down (z80), +1 for grows up (mcs51) */
        int direction;
@@ -65,12 +86,19 @@ typedef struct {
        
     } stack;
     struct {
-       /** One more than the smallest mul/div operation the processor can do nativley 
+       /** One more than the smallest 
+           mul/div operation the processor can do nativley 
            Eg if the processor has an 8 bit mul, nativebelow is 2 */
-       int nativebelow;
+       int native_below;
     } muldiv;
+
+    /** Called once the processor target has been selected.
+       First chance to initalise and set any port specific varibles.
+       'port' is set before calling this.  May be NULL.
+    */
+    void (*init)(void);
     /** Parses one option + its arguments */
-    bool (*parseOption)(int *pargc, char **argv);
+    bool (*parseOption)(int *pargc, char **argv, int *i);
     /** Called after all the options have been parsed. */
     void (*finaliseOptions)(void);
     /** Called after the port has been selected but before any
@@ -78,12 +106,25 @@ typedef struct {
     void (*setDefaultOptions)(void);
     /** Does the dirty work. */
     void (*assignRegisters)(eBBlock **, int);
+    
     /** Returns the register name of a symbol.
        Used so that 'regs' can be an incomplete type. */
     const char *(*getRegName)(struct regs *reg);
+
+    /* list of keywords that are used by this
+       target (used by lexer) */
+    char **keywords; 
+    
+    /* Write any port specific assembler output. */
+    void (*genAssemblerPreamble)(FILE *of);
+    
+    /* Write the port specific IVT. If genIVT is NULL or if
+     * it returns zero, default (8051) IVT generation code
+     * will be used. 
+     */
+    int (*genIVT)(FILE *of, symbol **intTable, int intCount); 
 } PORT;
 
 extern PORT *port;
 
 #endif
-