[CPU] MMIO: Arm64, load register writes + exception cleanup
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@@ -23,12 +23,17 @@
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namespace xe {
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// NOTE: The order of the registers in the enumerations must match the order in
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// the string table in host_thread_context.cc.
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// the string table in host_thread_context.cc, as well as remapping tables in
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// exception handler implementations.
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enum class X64Register {
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kRip,
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kEflags,
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kRax,
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kIntRegisterFirst,
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// The order matches the indices in the instruction encoding, as well as the
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// Windows CONTEXT structure.
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kRax = kIntRegisterFirst,
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kRcx,
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kRdx,
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kRbx,
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@@ -44,6 +49,8 @@ enum class X64Register {
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kR13,
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kR14,
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kR15,
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kIntRegisterLast = kR15,
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kXmm0,
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kXmm1,
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kXmm2,
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@@ -101,8 +108,7 @@ enum class Arm64Register {
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kPstate,
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kFpsr,
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kFpcr,
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// In assembly, the whole 128 bits of the Neon vector registers are accessible
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// as Q# (quadword registers). VFP also uses these registers.
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// The whole 128 bits of a Vn register are also known as Qn (quadword).
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kV0,
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kV1,
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kV2,
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