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;===========================================================================
; Copyright (c) 1990-2007 Info-ZIP. All rights reserved.
;
; See the accompanying file LICENSE, version 2000-Apr-09 or later
; (the contents of which are also included in zip.h) for terms of use.
; If, for some reason, all these files are missing, the Info-ZIP license
; also may be found at: ftp://ftp.info-zip.org/pub/infozip/license.html
;===========================================================================
; Created by Christian Spieler, last modified 07 Jan 2007.
;
TITLE crc_i86.asm
NAME crc_i86
;
; Optimized 8086 assembler version of the CRC32 calculation loop, intended
; for real mode Info-ZIP programs (Zip 2.1, UnZip 5.2, and later versions).
; Supported compilers are Microsoft C (DOS real mode) and Borland C(++)
; (Turbo C). Watcom C (16bit) should also work.
; This module was inspired by a similar module for the Amiga (Paul Kienitz).
;
; It replaces the `ulg crc32(ulg crc, ZCONST uch *buf, extent len)' function
; in crc32.c.
;
; In March/April 1997, the code has been revised to incorporate Rodney Brown's
; ideas for optimized access to the data buffer. For 8086 real mode code,
; the data buffer is now accessed by aligned word-wide read operations.
; This new optimization may be turned off by defining the macro switch
; NO_16_BIT_LOADS.
;
; In December 1998, the loop branch commands were changed from "loop dest"
; into "dec cx; jnz dest". On modern systems (486 and newer), the latter
; code is usually much faster (e.g. 1 clock cycle compared to 5 for "loop"
; on Pentium MMX). For the 286, the penalty of "dec cx; jnz" is one clock
; cycle (12 vs. 11 cycles); on an 8088 the cycle counts are 22 (dec cx; jnz)
; vs. 18 (loop). I decided to optimize for newer CPU models by default, because
; I expect that old 80286 or 8088 dinosaurier machines may be rarely used
; nowadays. In case you want optimum performance for these old CPU models
; you should define the OPTIMIZE_286_88 macro switch on the assembler's
; command line.
; Likewise, "jcxz" was replaced by "jz", because the latter is faster on
; 486 and newer CPUs (without any penalty on 80286 and older CPU models).
;
; In January 2007, the "hand-made" memory model setup section has been guarded
; against redefinition of @CodeSize and @DataSize symbols, to work around a
; problem with current Open Watcom (version 1.6) wasm assembler.
;
; The code in this module should work with all kinds of C memory models
; (except Borland's __HUGE__ model), as long as the following
; restrictions are not violated:
;
; - The implementation assumes that the char buffer is confined to a
; 64k segment. The pointer `s' to the buffer must be in a format that
; all bytes can be accessed by manipulating the offset part, only.
; This means:
; + no huge pointers
; + char buffer size < 64 kByte
;
; - Since the buffer size argument `n' is of type `size_t' (= unsigned short)
; for this routine, the char buffer size is limited to less than 64 kByte,
; anyway. So, the assumption above should be easily fulfilled.
;
;==============================================================================
;
; Do NOT assemble this source if external crc32 routine from zlib gets used,
; or only the precomputed CRC_32_Table is needed.
;
ifndef USE_ZLIB
ifndef CRC_TABLE_ONLY
;
; Setup of amount of assemble time informational messages:
;
ifdef DEBUG
VERBOSE_INFO EQU 1
else
ifdef _AS_MSG_
VERBOSE_INFO EQU 1
else
VERBOSE_INFO EQU 0
endif
endif
;
; Selection of memory model, and initialization of memory model
; related macros:
;
ifndef __SMALL__
ifndef __COMPACT__
ifndef __MEDIUM__
ifndef __LARGE__
ifndef __HUGE__
; __SMALL__ EQU 1
endif
endif
endif
endif
endif
ifdef __HUGE__
; .MODEL Huge
ifndef @CodeSize
@CodeSize EQU 1
endif
ifndef @DataSize
@DataSize EQU 1
endif
Save_DS EQU 1
if VERBOSE_INFO
if1
%out Assembling for C, Huge memory model
endif
endif
else
ifdef __LARGE__
; .MODEL Large
ifndef @CodeSize
@CodeSize EQU 1
endif
ifndef @DataSize
@DataSize EQU 1
endif
if VERBOSE_INFO
if1
%out Assembling for C, Large memory model
endif
endif
else
ifdef __COMPACT__
; .MODEL Compact
ifndef @CodeSize
@CodeSize EQU 0
endif
ifndef @DataSize
@DataSize EQU 1
endif
if VERBOSE_INFO
if1
%out Assembling for C, Compact memory model
endif
endif
else
ifdef __MEDIUM__
; .MODEL Medium
ifndef @CodeSize
@CodeSize EQU 1
endif
ifndef @DataSize
@DataSize EQU 0
endif
if VERBOSE_INFO
if1
%out Assembling for C, Medium memory model
endif
endif
else
; .MODEL Small
ifndef @CodeSize
@CodeSize EQU 0
endif
ifndef @DataSize
@DataSize EQU 0
endif
if VERBOSE_INFO
if1
%out Assembling for C, Small memory model
endif
endif
endif
endif
endif
endif
if @CodeSize
LCOD_OFS EQU 2
else
LCOD_OFS EQU 0
endif
IF @DataSize
LDAT_OFS EQU 2
else
LDAT_OFS EQU 0
endif
ifdef Save_DS
; (di,si,ds)+(size, return address)
SAVE_REGS EQU 6+(4+LCOD_OFS)
else
; (di,si)+(size, return address)
SAVE_REGS EQU 4+(4+LCOD_OFS)
endif
;
; Selection of the supported CPU instruction set and initialization
; of CPU type related macros:
;
ifdef __686
Use_286_code EQU 1
Align_Size EQU 4 ; dword alignment on Pentium II/III/IV
Alig_PARA EQU 1 ; paragraph aligned code segment
else
ifdef __586
Use_286_code EQU 1
Align_Size EQU 4 ; dword alignment on Pentium
Alig_PARA EQU 1 ; paragraph aligned code segment
else
ifdef __486
Use_286_code EQU 1
Align_Size EQU 4 ; dword alignment on 32 bit processors
Alig_PARA EQU 1 ; paragraph aligned code segment
else
ifdef __386
Use_286_code EQU 1
Align_Size EQU 4 ; dword alignment on 32 bit processors
Alig_PARA EQU 1 ; paragraph aligned code segment
else
ifdef __286
Use_286_code EQU 1
Align_Size EQU 2 ; word alignment on 16 bit processors
Alig_PARA EQU 0 ; word aligned code segment
else
ifdef __186
Use_186_code EQU 1
Align_Size EQU 2 ; word alignment on 16 bit processors
Alig_PARA EQU 0 ; word aligned code segment
else
Align_Size EQU 2 ; word alignment on 16 bit processors
Alig_PARA EQU 0 ; word aligned code segment
endif ;?__186
endif ;?__286
endif ;?__386
endif ;?__486
endif ;?__586
endif ;?__686
ifdef Use_286_code
.286
Have_80x86 EQU 1
else
ifdef Use_186_code
.186
Have_80x86 EQU 1
else
.8086
Have_80x86 EQU 0
endif ;?Use_186_code
endif ;?Use_286_code
;
; Declare the segments used in this module:
;
if @CodeSize
if Alig_PARA
CRC32_TEXT SEGMENT PARA PUBLIC 'CODE'
else
CRC32_TEXT SEGMENT WORD PUBLIC 'CODE'
endif
CRC32_TEXT ENDS
else ;!@CodeSize
if Alig_PARA
_TEXT SEGMENT PARA PUBLIC 'CODE'
else
_TEXT SEGMENT WORD PUBLIC 'CODE'
endif
_TEXT ENDS
endif ;?@CodeSize
_DATA SEGMENT WORD PUBLIC 'DATA'
_DATA ENDS
_BSS SEGMENT WORD PUBLIC 'BSS'
_BSS ENDS
DGROUP GROUP _BSS, _DATA
if @DataSize
ASSUME DS: nothing, SS: DGROUP
else
ASSUME DS: DGROUP, SS: DGROUP
endif
if @CodeSize
EXTRN _get_crc_table:FAR
else
EXTRN _get_crc_table:NEAR
endif
Do_CRC MACRO
mov bl,al
sub bh,bh
if Have_80x86
shl bx,2
else
shl bx,1
shl bx,1
endif
mov al,ah
mov ah,dl
mov dl,dh
sub dh,dh
xor ax,WORD PTR [bx][si]
xor dx,WORD PTR [bx+2][si]
ENDM
;
Do_1 MACRO
if @DataSize
xor al,BYTE PTR es:[di]
else
xor al,BYTE PTR [di]
endif
inc di
Do_CRC
ENDM
;
Do_2 MACRO
ifndef NO_16_BIT_LOADS
if @DataSize
xor ax,WORD PTR es:[di]
else
xor ax,WORD PTR [di]
endif
add di,2
Do_CRC
Do_CRC
else
Do_1
Do_1
endif
ENDM
;
Do_4 MACRO
Do_2
Do_2
ENDM
;
IF @CodeSize
CRC32_TEXT SEGMENT
ASSUME CS: CRC32_TEXT
else
_TEXT SEGMENT
ASSUME CS: _TEXT
endif
; Line 37
;
;ulg crc32(ulg crc,
; ZCONST uch *buf,
; extent len)
;
PUBLIC _crc32
if @CodeSize
_crc32 PROC FAR
else
_crc32 PROC NEAR
endif
if Have_80x86
enter WORD PTR 0,0
else
push bp
mov bp,sp
endif
push di
push si
if @DataSize
; crc = 4+LCOD_OFS DWORD (unsigned long)
; buf = 8+LCOD_OFS DWORD PTR BYTE (uch *)
; len = 12+LCOD_OFS WORD (unsigned int)
else
; crc = 4+LCOD_OFS DWORD (unsigned long)
; buf = 8+LCOD_OFS WORD PTR BYTE (uch *)
; len = 10+LCOD_OFS WORD (unsigned int)
endif
;
if @DataSize
mov ax,WORD PTR [bp+8+LCOD_OFS] ; buf
or ax,WORD PTR [bp+10+LCOD_OFS] ; == NULL ?
else
cmp WORD PTR [bp+8+LCOD_OFS],0 ; buf == NULL ?
endif
jne crc_update
sub ax,ax ; crc = 0
cwd
ifndef NO_UNROLLED_LOOPS
jmp fine
else
jmp SHORT fine
endif
;
crc_update:
call _get_crc_table
; When used with compilers that conform to the Microsoft/Borland standard
; C calling convention, model-dependent handling is not needed, because
; _get_crc_table returns NEAR pointer.
; But Watcom C is different and does not allow one to assume DS pointing to
; DGROUP. So, we load DS with DGROUP, to be safe.
;if @DataSize
; push ds
; mov ds,dx
; ASSUME DS: nothing
;endif
mov si,ax ;crc_table
if @DataSize
push ds
mov ax,SEG DGROUP
mov ds,ax
ASSUME DS: DGROUP
endif
;
mov ax,WORD PTR [bp+4+LCOD_OFS] ;crc
mov dx,WORD PTR [bp+6+LCOD_OFS]
not ax
not dx
if @DataSize
les di,DWORD PTR [bp+8+LCOD_OFS] ;buf
mov cx,WORD PTR [bp+12+LCOD_OFS] ;len
else
mov di,WORD PTR [bp+8+LCOD_OFS] ;buf
mov cx,WORD PTR [bp+10+LCOD_OFS] ;len
endif
;
ifndef NO_UNROLLED_LOOPS
ifndef NO_16_BIT_LOADS
test cx,cx
jnz start
jmp done
start: test di,1
jz is_wordaligned
dec cx
Do_1
mov WORD PTR [bp+10+LDAT_OFS+LCOD_OFS],cx
is_wordaligned:
endif ; !NO_16_BIT_LOADS
if Have_80x86
shr cx,2
else
shr cx,1
shr cx,1
endif
jz No_Fours
;
align Align_Size ; align destination of branch
Next_Four:
Do_4
ifndef OPTIMIZE_286_88
dec cx ; on 286, "loop Next_Four" needs 11
jnz Next_Four ; clocks, one less than this code
else
loop Next_Four
endif
;
No_Fours:
if @DataSize
mov cx,WORD PTR [bp+12+LCOD_OFS] ;len
else
mov cx,WORD PTR [bp+10+LCOD_OFS] ;len
endif
and cx,00003H
endif ; !NO_UNROLLED_LOOPS
jz done
;
align Align_Size ; align destination of branch
Next_Byte:
Do_1
ifndef OPTIMIZE_286_88
dec cx ; on 286, "loop Next_Four" needs 11
jnz Next_Byte ; clocks, one less than this code
else
loop Next_Four
endif
;
done:
if @DataSize
pop ds
; ASSUME DS: DGROUP
ASSUME DS: nothing
endif
not ax
not dx
;
fine:
pop si
pop di
if Have_80x86
leave
else
mov sp,bp
pop bp
endif
ret
_crc32 ENDP
if @CodeSize
CRC32_TEXT ENDS
else
_TEXT ENDS
endif
;
endif ;!CRC_TABLE_ONLY
endif ;!USE_ZLIB
;
END
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