Lines Matching defs:size
1023 // equal to the register lane size. Work out the shifted result based on
1571 const unsigned size = kQRegSizeInBytes;
1572 unsigned byte_index = q_index * size;
1574 VIXL_ASSERT((byte_index + size) <= vregisters_[rt_code].GetSizeInBytes());
1639 const unsigned size = kQRegSizeInBytes;
1640 unsigned byte_index = q_index * size;
1642 VIXL_ASSERT((byte_index + size) <= vregisters_[code].GetSizeInBytes());
1655 PrintRegisterValue(value, size, format);
4652 bool Simulator::CanReadMemory(uintptr_t address, size_t size) {
4664 while (can_read && (written < size)) {
4667 size - written);
4692 // loads, so the maximum Z register size is a good default buffer size.
5417 unsigned size = sizeof(val) * 8; // Number of bits in type T.
5418 VIXL_ASSERT((size == 8) || (size == 16) || (size == 32));
5419 uint64_t tempacc = static_cast<uint64_t>(ReverseBits(acc)) << size;
5421 return ReverseBits(Poly32Mod2(32 + size, tempacc ^ tempval, poly));
6962 // These instructions all use a two bit size field, except NOT and RBIT,
7048 // These instructions all use a one bit size field, except XTN, SQXTUN,
7049 // SHLL, SQXTN and UQXTN, which use a two bit size field.
8105 // NEON indexed `dot` allows the index value exceed the register size.
8753 // These instructions all use a two bit size field, except NOT and RBIT,
8797 // These instructions all use a one bit size field, except SQXTUN, SQXTN
8798 // and UQXTN, which use a two bit size field.
8862 // size S as size<0>=1. There's only one case, so we ignore the form.
9694 /* DUPM uses the same lane size and immediate encoding as bitwise logical
9732 // Lane size of registers is irrelevant to the bitwise operations, so perform
9956 // Although the instructions have a separate encoding class, the lane size is
10026 // Although the instructions have a separate encoding class, the lane size is
10159 // Although the instructions are separated, the lane size is encoded in the
11571 mov(kFormatVnD, zd, zn); // The lane size is arbitrary.
13536 // In NEON, the chunk size in which elements are REVersed is in the
13537 // instruction mnemonic, and the element size attached to the register.