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    • Semantics64

    Exec64-blt

    Semantics of the BLT instruction [ISA:2.5.2].

    Signature
    (exec64-blt rs1 rs2 imm pc stat) → new-stat
    Arguments
    rs1 — Guard (ubyte5p rs1).
    rs2 — Guard (ubyte5p rs2).
    imm — Guard (ubyte12p imm).
    pc — Guard (ubyte64p pc).
    stat — Guard (state64p stat).
    Returns
    new-stat — Type (state64p new-stat).

    We read two signed 64-bit integers from rs1 and rs2. We use the 12 bits of the immediate as the high bits of a 13-bit integer, whose low bit is 0 (i.e. the immediate measures multiples of 2); the unsigned 13-bit integer is sign-extended to 64 bits, obtaining an offset. We add the offset to the address of the instruction, which is passed as the pc input to this function; this is the branch target. We compare the two signed integers from the registers: if the first one is less than the second one, we write the branch target to the program counter; otherwise, we increment the program counter.

    Definitions and Theorems

    Function: exec64-blt

    (defun exec64-blt (rs1 rs2 imm pc stat)
      (declare (xargs :guard (and (ubyte5p rs1)
                                  (ubyte5p rs2)
                                  (ubyte12p imm)
                                  (ubyte64p pc)
                                  (state64p stat))))
      (let ((__function__ 'exec64-blt))
        (declare (ignorable __function__))
        (b* ((rs1-operand (read64-xreg-signed rs1 stat))
             (rs2-operand (read64-xreg-signed rs2 stat))
             (offset (loghead 64
                              (logext 13 (ash (ubyte12-fix imm) 1))))
             (target-pc (+ (ubyte64-fix pc) offset))
             (stat (if (< rs1-operand rs2-operand)
                       (write64-pc target-pc stat)
                     (inc64-pc stat))))
          stat)))

    Theorem: state64p-of-exec64-blt

    (defthm state64p-of-exec64-blt
      (b* ((new-stat (exec64-blt rs1 rs2 imm pc stat)))
        (state64p new-stat))
      :rule-classes :rewrite)

    Theorem: exec64-blt-of-ubyte5-fix-rs1

    (defthm exec64-blt-of-ubyte5-fix-rs1
      (equal (exec64-blt (ubyte5-fix rs1)
                         rs2 imm pc stat)
             (exec64-blt rs1 rs2 imm pc stat)))

    Theorem: exec64-blt-ubyte5-equiv-congruence-on-rs1

    (defthm exec64-blt-ubyte5-equiv-congruence-on-rs1
      (implies (ubyte5-equiv rs1 rs1-equiv)
               (equal (exec64-blt rs1 rs2 imm pc stat)
                      (exec64-blt rs1-equiv rs2 imm pc stat)))
      :rule-classes :congruence)

    Theorem: exec64-blt-of-ubyte5-fix-rs2

    (defthm exec64-blt-of-ubyte5-fix-rs2
      (equal (exec64-blt rs1 (ubyte5-fix rs2)
                         imm pc stat)
             (exec64-blt rs1 rs2 imm pc stat)))

    Theorem: exec64-blt-ubyte5-equiv-congruence-on-rs2

    (defthm exec64-blt-ubyte5-equiv-congruence-on-rs2
      (implies (ubyte5-equiv rs2 rs2-equiv)
               (equal (exec64-blt rs1 rs2 imm pc stat)
                      (exec64-blt rs1 rs2-equiv imm pc stat)))
      :rule-classes :congruence)

    Theorem: exec64-blt-of-ubyte12-fix-imm

    (defthm exec64-blt-of-ubyte12-fix-imm
      (equal (exec64-blt rs1 rs2 (ubyte12-fix imm)
                         pc stat)
             (exec64-blt rs1 rs2 imm pc stat)))

    Theorem: exec64-blt-ubyte12-equiv-congruence-on-imm

    (defthm exec64-blt-ubyte12-equiv-congruence-on-imm
      (implies (acl2::ubyte12-equiv imm imm-equiv)
               (equal (exec64-blt rs1 rs2 imm pc stat)
                      (exec64-blt rs1 rs2 imm-equiv pc stat)))
      :rule-classes :congruence)

    Theorem: exec64-blt-of-ubyte64-fix-pc

    (defthm exec64-blt-of-ubyte64-fix-pc
      (equal (exec64-blt rs1 rs2 imm (ubyte64-fix pc)
                         stat)
             (exec64-blt rs1 rs2 imm pc stat)))

    Theorem: exec64-blt-ubyte64-equiv-congruence-on-pc

    (defthm exec64-blt-ubyte64-equiv-congruence-on-pc
      (implies (acl2::ubyte64-equiv pc pc-equiv)
               (equal (exec64-blt rs1 rs2 imm pc stat)
                      (exec64-blt rs1 rs2 imm pc-equiv stat)))
      :rule-classes :congruence)

    Theorem: exec64-blt-of-state64-fix-stat

    (defthm exec64-blt-of-state64-fix-stat
      (equal (exec64-blt rs1 rs2 imm pc (state64-fix stat))
             (exec64-blt rs1 rs2 imm pc stat)))

    Theorem: exec64-blt-state64-equiv-congruence-on-stat

    (defthm exec64-blt-state64-equiv-congruence-on-stat
      (implies (state64-equiv stat stat-equiv)
               (equal (exec64-blt rs1 rs2 imm pc stat)
                      (exec64-blt rs1 rs2 imm pc stat-equiv)))
      :rule-classes :congruence)