#define SIMM16 (SIMM8+1)
{16, 0, MN10200_OPERAND_SIGNED | MN10200_OPERAND_PROMOTE},
+/* 16 bit signed immediate which may not promote. */
+#define SIMM16N (SIMM16+1)
+ {16, 0, MN10200_OPERAND_SIGNED | MN10200_OPERAND_NOCHECK},
+
/* Either an open paren or close paren. */
-#define PAREN (SIMM16+1)
+#define PAREN (SIMM16N+1)
{0, 0, MN10200_OPERAND_PAREN},
/* dn register that appears in the first and second register positions. */
{ "and", 0xf300, 0xfff0, FMT_4, {DN1, DM0}},
{ "and", 0xf50000, 0xfffc00, FMT_5, {IMM8, DN0}},
-{ "and", 0xf7000000, 0xfffc0000, FMT_6, {IMM16, DN0}},
-{ "and", 0xf7100000, 0xffff0000, FMT_6, {IMM16, PSW}},
+{ "and", 0xf7000000, 0xfffc0000, FMT_6, {SIMM16N, DN0}},
+{ "and", 0xf7100000, 0xffff0000, FMT_6, {SIMM16N, PSW}},
{ "or", 0xf310, 0xfff0, FMT_4, {DN1, DM0}},
{ "or", 0xf50800, 0xfffc00, FMT_5, {IMM8, DN0}},
-{ "or", 0xf7400000, 0xfffc0000, FMT_6, {IMM16, DN0}},
-{ "or", 0xf7140000, 0xffff0000, FMT_6, {IMM16, PSW}},
+{ "or", 0xf7400000, 0xfffc0000, FMT_6, {SIMM16N, DN0}},
+{ "or", 0xf7140000, 0xffff0000, FMT_6, {SIMM16N, PSW}},
{ "xor", 0xf320, 0xfff0, FMT_4, {DN1, DM0}},
-{ "xor", 0xf74c0000, 0xfffc0000, FMT_6, {IMM16, DN0}},
+{ "xor", 0xf74c0000, 0xfffc0000, FMT_6, {SIMM16N, DN0}},
{ "not", 0xf3e4, 0xfffc, FMT_4, {DN0}},
{ "asr", 0xf338, 0xfffc, FMT_4, {DN0}},
{ "rol", 0xf330, 0xfffc, FMT_4, {DN0}},
{ "btst", 0xf50400, 0xfffc00, FMT_5, {IMM8, DN0}},
-{ "btst", 0xf7040000, 0xfffc0000, FMT_6, {IMM16, DN0}},
+{ "btst", 0xf7040000, 0xfffc0000, FMT_6, {SIMM16N, DN0}},
{ "bset", 0xf020, 0xfff0, FMT_4, {DM0, MEM(AN1)}},
{ "bclr", 0xf030, 0xfff0, FMT_4, {DM0, MEM(AN1)}},
{ "rts", 0xfe, 0xff, FMT_1, {UNUSED}},
{ "rti", 0xeb, 0xff, FMT_1, {UNUSED}},
+
+/* Extension. We need some instruction to trigger "emulated syscalls"
+ for our simulator. */
+{ "trap", 0xf010, 0xffff, FMT_4, {UNUSED}},
+
+/* Extension. When talking to the simulator, gdb requires some instruction
+ that will trigger a "breakpoint" (really just an instruction that isn't
+ otherwise used by the tools. This instruction must be the same size
+ as the smallest instruction on the target machine. In the case of the
+ mn10x00 the "break" instruction must be one byte. 0xff is available on
+ both mn10x00 architectures. */
+{ "break", 0xff, 0xff, FMT_1, {UNUSED}},
+
{ 0, 0, 0, 0, {0}},
} ;