divmod2du r4, r0, r1, r2
```
-# Dynamic-Shift Left Doubleword
+# Double-Shift Left Doubleword
`dsld RT,RA,RB,RC`
Pseudo-code:
- n <- (RB)[58:63] # Take lower 6-bits of RB for shift
+ n <- (RB)[58:63] # Use lower 6-bits for shift
v <- ROTL64((RA), n) # Rotate RA 64-bit left by n bits
- mask <- MASK(64, 63-n) # 1's mask, set mask[64-n:63] to 0's
- RT <- (v[0:63] & mask) | ((RC) & ¬mask) # Mask out bits
- RS <- v[0:63] & ¬mask # ?
+ mask <- MASK(64, 63-n) # 1's mask in MSBs
+ RT <- (v[0:63] & mask) | ((RC) & ¬mask) # mask-in RC into RT
+ RS <- v[0:63] & ¬mask # part normally lost into RC
overflow = 0 # Clear overflow flag
if RS != [0]*64: # Check if RS is NOT zero
overflow = 1 # Set the overflow flag
CR0 (if Rc=1)
-**CHECK if overflow flag is the expected behaviour**
-
The contents of register RA are shifted left the number
-of bits specified by (RB) 58:63.
-**Please check if this is correct!!! This condition is taken
-from PowerISA spec page 253, definition of MASK128(x,y)!!!**
-A mask is generated having 0-bits from bit (64-n) through
-bit 63 and 1-bits elsewhere.
-
-The rotated data is ANDed with the generated mask, and ORed
-with contents of RC ANDed with inverted mask.
-The result is placed into register RT.
+of bits specified by (RB) 58:63. The same number of
+shifted bits are taken from register RC and placed into
+the LSBs of the result, RT.
+Additionally, the MSB bits of register RA that would normally
+be discarded by a 64-bit left shift are placed into the
+LSBs of RS.
-Additionally, the rotated data is ANDed with inverted mask and
-placed into register RS. If value in RS is not all 0's, the
-overflow flag is raised.
+*Note: When Rc=1, and the value in RS is nonzero,
+the overflow flag is raised in CR0.*
-Similarly maddedu and divmod2du, dsld can be chained (using RC).
+*Programmer's note:
+similar to maddedu and divmod2du, dsld can be chained (using RC).*
-# Dynamic-Shift Right Doubleword
+# Double-Shift Right Doubleword
`dsrd RT,RA,RB,RC`