1987-03-09 19:15:41 +00:00
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/*
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* (c) copyright 1987 by the Vrije Universiteit, Amsterdam, The Netherlands.
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* See the copyright notice in the ACK home directory, in the file "Copyright".
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*/
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1986-12-05 17:09:41 +00:00
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#define RCSID2 "$Header$"
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/*
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** Zilog z8000 machine dependent yacc declarations
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*/
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/* Some of the following mnemonics might seem a little cryptic,
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** especially those like F1_1a. The decision to choose these mnemo-
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** nics is based on the fact that the manual `Z8000 PLZ/ASM Assembly
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** Language Programming Manual' distinguishes some instruction for-
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** mats and gave them names like F1.1, etc. In fact section 3.3 of
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** this manual describes the instruction set and mentions with each
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** instruction also the corresponding instruction format(s). So I
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** sorted all instructions on their instruction format(s) resulting
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** in groups named F1_1, F1_2, F2_1, etc. (Groups consisting of one
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** member where named to that member). Almost all groups were so
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** consistent that writing one yacc-rule per group sufficed. Only
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** some groups had to be split up resulting in mnemonics like F1_1a
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** and F1_1b.
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*/
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%token <y_word> CALR CC CTLR CTLRFLAGS DJNZ FLAG F1_1a F1_1b
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%token <y_word> F1_1F2_3 F1_2 F1_2F6_3 F2_1 F2_1F5_1 F5_1L F5_1R
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%token <y_word> F6_4 F6_5 F6_6 F9_1 F9_2 F9_3 IN INTCB JP JR
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%token <y_word> LD LDA LDAR LDCTL LDCTLB LDK LDL LDM LDR MREQ
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%token <y_word> OUT POP PUSH R8 R16 R32 R64 RET SC TCC
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/* From all addressing modes only 'im' and 'ra' might need more than
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** 16 bits; This is achieved by using the global var 'immed' in
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** case of 'im' and by returning a long in case of 'ra'.
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*/
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%type <y_word> ba bx coco1 coco2 ctlargs ctlbargs da dst flags
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%type <y_word> im imexpr ints ir opr option option2 reg src x
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%type <y_expr> ra
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