NAME

src/byteorder.c - Byteordering functions

DESCRIPTION

These are assigned to a vtable when the PBC file is loaded.

If the vtable method for conversion from the native byteorder is called, it is a no op and will work, but the caller should know if the byteorder in the PBC file is native and skip the conversion and just map it in.

Byte order handlers

Configure will have checked for supported word sizes.

INTVAL fetch_iv_le(INTVAL w)

This function converts a 4 or 8 byte INTVAL into little endian format. If the native format is already little endian, then no conversion is done.

INTVAL fetch_iv_be(INTVAL w)

This function converts a 4 or 8 byte INTVAL into big endian format. If the native format is already big endian, then no conversion is done.

opcode_t fetch_op_be(opcode_t w)

opcode_t fetch_op_le(opcode_t w)

Same as above for opcode_t.

void fetch_buf_be_4(unsigned char *rb, unsigned char *b)

void fetch_buf_le_4(unsigned char *rb, unsigned char *b)

void fetch_buf_be_8(unsigned char *rb, unsigned char *b)

void fetch_buf_le_8(unsigned char *rb, unsigned char *b)

void fetch_buf_le_12(unsigned char *rb, unsigned char *b)

void fetch_buf_be_12(unsigned char *rb, unsigned char *b)

void fetch_buf_le_16(unsigned char *rb, unsigned char *b)

void fetch_buf_be_16(unsigned char *rb, unsigned char *b)

Unrolled routines for swapping various sizes from 32-128 bits. These should only be used if alignment is unknown or we are pulling something out of a padded buffer.

HISTORY

Initial version by Melvin on 2002/05/1