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An example of the thing I'm trying to be able to do with Instruction matcher code
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type ip = u16; | |
#[derive(Copy,Clone,Eq,PartialEq,Debug)] | |
pub enum Instruction { | |
Nop, | |
Jmp { loc: ip }, | |
Not { length: u8, start: ip, out: ip }, | |
Copy { length: u8, start: ip, out: ip }, | |
} | |
trait Decode<const N: usize, const M: usize, T> { | |
type DECODE; | |
const REAL: usize = M; | |
fn decode(it: [T; N]) -> Self; | |
} | |
impl Decode<0, 0, u8> for Instruction { | |
type DECODE = fn([u8; 0]) -> Instruction; | |
fn decode(it: [u8; 0]) -> Self { | |
Instruction::Nop | |
} | |
} | |
impl Decode<2, 3, u8> for Instruction { // This is 3 4-bit words | |
type DECODE = fn([u8; 2]) -> Instruction; | |
fn decode(it: [u8; 2]) -> Self { | |
match it[0] & 0b00001111 { | |
0 => Instruction::Jmp { loc: 0 }, | |
_ => panic!(), | |
} | |
} | |
} | |
impl Decode<4, 7, u8> for Instruction { // This is 7 4-bit words | |
type DECODE = fn([u8; 4]) -> Instruction; | |
fn decode(it: [u8; 4]) -> Self { | |
match it[0] & 0b00001111 { | |
0 => Instruction::Not { length: 1, start: 0, out: 1 }, | |
1 => Instruction::Copy { length: 1, start: 0, out: 1 }, | |
_ => panic!(), | |
} | |
} | |
} | |
impl Decode<4, 8, u8> for Instruction { // This is 8 4-bit words | |
type DECODE = fn([u8; 4]) -> Instruction; | |
fn decode(it: [u8; 4]) -> Self { | |
match it[0] & 0b00001111 { | |
0 => Instruction::Not { length: 2 + (it[0] >> 4), start: 0, out: 1 }, | |
1 => Instruction::Copy { length: 2 + (it[0] >> 4), start: 0, out: 1 }, | |
_ => panic!(), | |
} | |
} | |
} | |
struct Words<const WORDS: usize>; | |
impl<const M: usize, const N: usize, T> Decode<M, N, T, Instruction> for Words<N> where Instruction : Decode::<M, N, T, Instruction> { | |
type DECODE = <Instruction as Decode::<M, N, T, Instruction>>::DECODE; | |
fn decode(it: [T; M]) -> Instruction { | |
<Instruction as Decode::<M, N, T, Instruction>>::decode(it) | |
} | |
} | |
fn main() { | |
println!("[] -> {:?}", Words::<0>::decode([])); | |
println!("[0000, and then 3 more 4 bit chunks] -> {:?}", Words::<3>::decode([0u8; 2])); | |
println!("[0000, and then 6 more 4 bit chunks] -> {:?}", Words::<7>::decode([0u8; 4])); | |
println!("[0001, and then 6 more 4 bit chunks] -> {:?}", Words::<7>::decode([1u8; 4])); | |
println!("[0000, and then 6 more 4 bit chunks] -> {:?}", Words::<8>::decode([0u8; 4])); | |
println!("[0001, and then 6 more 4 bit chunks] -> {:?}", Words::<8>::decode([1u8; 4])); | |
println!("[0000, and then 7 more 4 bit chunks] -> {:?}", Words::<8>::decode([0b0001_0000u8; 4])); | |
println!("[0001, and then 7 more 4 bit chunks] -> {:?}", Words::<8>::decode([0b0011_0001u8; 4])); | |
} |
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