Lines Matching full:opmode

31 // OPMODE Encoding
83 /// This Op is similar to the one above except it uses reversed opmode, some
86 /// NOTE when using dd commands it is irrelevant which opmode to use(as it seems)
143 // opmode or using *I encoding, and again some instructions also support address
405     // OPMODE
475       // OPMODE
535 ///  0  1  0  0  1  0  0 |  OPMODE | 0  0  0 |   REG
543     // OPMODE
1028                   string mnemonic, bits<7> opmode>
1041     /*OPMODE*/
1042     opmode)
1049     defvar opmode = MxFPOpModeSelector<rounding, single, double, extended>.Mode;
1052       : MxFUnary_FF<MxOp80AddrMode_fpr, rounding, mnemonic, opmode>;
1058                       rounding, mnemonic, opmode>;
1071                    string mnemonic, bits<7> opmode>
1084     /*OPMODE*/
1085     opmode)
1092     defvar opmode = MxFPOpModeSelector<rounding, single, double, extended>.Mode;
1095       : MxFBinary_FF<MxOp80AddrMode_fpr, rounding, mnemonic, opmode>;
1101                         rounding, mnemonic, opmode>;