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Report #:
98613
Status:
Closed
MOVQ is translated to MOVD
Project:
Delphi
Build #:
16.0.4256.43595
Version:
16.0
Submitted By:
Christian Budde
Report Type:
Basic functionality failure
Date Reported:
9/6/2011 2:01:41 PM
Severity:
Commonly encountered problem
Last Updated:
9/5/2012 8:09:32 PM
Platform:
All versions
Internal Tracking #:
287471
Resolution:
Fixed
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Resolved in Build:
:
17.0.4625.53395
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Description
While porting the assmenbler optimizations of the GR32 project I found out, that the assembler opcode MOVQ is translated by the new delphi compiler (Windows 64-Bit!) to MOVD, which results in a different output.
If specified a "QWORD PTR" it seems to work fine though. This however is different to the 32-Bit compiler, where it is not necessary.
Steps to Reproduce:
By USc:
- dcc64 QC98613.dpr
- execute QC98613.exe
expected: output is PASS
actual: output is FAIL
See under the debugger that MOVQ [RCX], MM0 is encoded as 0F7E01 instead of 0F7F01
program QC98613;
{$APPTYPE CONSOLE}
{$IFDEF CPUX64}
procedure FillPointerWithData_MMX(var X; Value: Integer);
asm
MOVD MM0, EDX
PUNPCKLDQ MM0, MM0
MOVQ [RCX], MM0 //-> gets encoded as 0F7E01 movd [rcx],mm0
//DB $0F, $7F, $01 //-> this is the correct sequence
EMMS
end;
var
Data: array [0..1] of Integer;
const
CValue: Integer = $ABEEF;
begin
FillPointerWithData_MMX(Data, CValue);
if (Data[0] = CValue) and (Data[1] = CValue) then
WriteLn('PASS')
else
WriteLn('FAIL');
{$ELSE}
begin
WriteLn('PASS');
{$ENDIF}
end.
Original steps:
Use a simple function such as:
procedure FillPointerWithData_MMX(var X; Value: Integer);
asm
MOVD MM0, EDX
PUNPCKLDQ MM0, MM0
MOVQ [RCX], MM0
EMMS
end;
Call it like:
var
Data: array [0..1] of Integer;
const
CValue: Integer = $ABEEF;
begin
FillPointerWithData_MMX(@Data[0], CValue);
if (Data[0] <> CValue) or (Data[1] <> CValue) then
raise Exception.Create('Error');
end.
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