tf2/tf2_src/external/crypto++-5.6.3/rdrand.S

;; rdrand.asm - written and placed in public domain by Jeffrey Walton and Uri Blumenthal.
;;              Copyright assigned to the Crypto++ project.

;; This ASM file provides RDRAND and RDSEED to downlevel Unix and Linux tool chains.
;; Additionally, the inline assembly code produced by GCC and Clang is not that
;; impressive. However, using this code requires NASM and an edit to the GNUmakefile.

;; nasm -f elf32 rdrand.S -DX86 -g -o rdrand-x86.o
;; nasm -f elfx32 rdrand.S -DX32 -g -o rdrand-x32.o
;; nasm -f elf64 rdrand.S -DX64 -g -o rdrand-x64.o

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;; Naming convention used in rdrand.{h|cpp|asm|S}
;;   MSC = Microsoft Compiler (and compatibles)
;;   GCC = GNU Compiler (and compatibles)
;;   ALL = MSC and GCC (and compatibles)
;;   RRA = RDRAND, Assembly
;;   RSA = RDSEED, Assembly
;;   RRI = RDRAND, Intrinsic
;;   RSA = RDSEED, Intrinsic

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;; C/C++ Function prototypes
;;   X86, X32 and X64:
;;     extern "C" int NASM_RRA_GenerateBlock(byte* ptr, size_t size, unsigned int safety);

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;; Return values
%define RDRAND_SUCCESS 1
%define RDRAND_FAILURE 0

%define RDSEED_SUCCESS 1
%define RDSEED_FAILURE 0

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%ifdef X86 or X32   ;; Set via the command line

;; Arg1, byte* buffer
;; Arg2, size_t bsize
;; Arg3, unsigned int safety
;; EAX (out): success (1), failure (0)

global 		NASM_RRA_GenerateBlock
section		.text

%ifdef X86
align		8
cpu 		486
%else
align		16
%endif

NASM_RRA_GenerateBlock:

%ifdef X86
%define arg1 [ebp+04h]
%define arg2 [ebp+08h]
%define arg3 [ebp+0ch]
%define MWSIZE 04h    ;; machine word size
%else
%define MWSIZE 08h    ;; machine word size
%endif

	%define buffer edi
	%define bsize  esi
	%define safety edx

%ifdef X86
.Load_Arguments:

	mov		buffer, arg1
	mov		bsize,  arg2
	mov		safety, arg3
%endif

.Validate_Pointer:

	cmp 	buffer, 0
	je 		.GenerateBlock_PreRet

			;; Top of While loop
.GenerateBlock_Top:

			;; Check remaining size
	cmp		bsize, 0
	je		.GenerateBlock_Success

%ifdef X86
.Call_RDRAND_EAX:
%else
.Call_RDRAND_RAX:
	DB 		48h	;; X32 can use the full register, issue the REX.w prefix
%endif
			;; RDRAND is not available prior to VS2012. Just emit
			;;   the byte codes using DB. This is `rdrand eax`.
	DB		0Fh, 07h, F0h

			;; If CF=1, the number returned by RDRAND is valid.
			;; If CF=0, a random number was not available.
	jc 		.RDRAND_succeeded

.RDRAND_failed:

			;; Exit if we've reached the limit
	cmp		safety, 0
	je		.GenerateBlock_Failure

	dec		safety
	jmp		.GenerateBlock_Top

.RDRAND_succeeded:

	cmp		bsize, MWSIZE
	jb		.Partial_Machine_Word
	
.Full_Machine_Word:

%ifdef X32
	mov		[buffer+4], eax		;; We can only move 4 at a time
	DB		048h				;; Combined, these result in 
	shr		eax, 32				;;   `shr rax, 32`
%endif

	mov		[buffer], eax
	add		buffer, MWSIZE		;; No need for Intel Core 2 slow word workarounds,
	sub		bsize, MWSIZE		;;   like `lea buffer,[buffer+MWSIZE]` for faster adds
	
			;; Continue
	jmp		.GenerateBlock_Top

			;; 1,2,3 bytes remain for X86
			;; 1,2,3,4,5,6,7 remain for X32
.Partial_Machine_Word:

%ifdef X32
			;; Test bit 2 to see if size is at least 4
	test	bsize, 4
	jz		.Bit_2_Not_Set

	mov		[buffer], eax
	add		buffer, 4

	DB		048h			;; Combined, these result in 
	shr		eax, 32			;;   `shr rax, 32`

.Bit_2_Not_Set:
%endif

			;; Test bit 1 to see if size is at least 2
	test	bsize, 2
	jz		.Bit_1_Not_Set

	mov		[buffer], ax
	shr		eax, 16
	add		buffer, 2
	
.Bit_1_Not_Set:
	
			;; Test bit 0 to see if size is at least 1
	test	bsize, 1
	jz		.GenerateBlock_Success

	mov		[buffer], al

.Bit_0_Not_Set:

			;; We've hit all the bits
	jmp		.GenerateBlock_Success

.GenerateBlock_PreRet:

			;; Test for success (was the request completely fulfilled?)
	cmp		bsize, 0
	je 		.GenerateBlock_Success	
	
.GenerateBlock_Failure:

	xor		eax, eax
	mov		al, RDRAND_FAILURE
	ret
	
.GenerateBlock_Success:

	xor		eax, eax
	mov		al, RDRAND_SUCCESS
	ret

%endif    ;; X86 and X32

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%ifdef X64    ;; Set via the command line

global		NASM_RRA_GenerateBlock
section		.text
align		16

;; Arg1, byte* buffer
;; Arg2, size_t bsize
;; Arg3, unsigned int safety
;; RAX (out): success (1), failure (0)

NASM_RRA_GenerateBlock:

%define MWSIZE  08h    ;; machine word size
%define buffer  rdi
%define bsize   rsi
%define safety  edx

	;; No need for Load_Arguments due to fastcall

.Validate_Pointer:

			;; Validate pointer
	cmp 	buffer, 0
	je 		.GenerateBlock_PreRet

			;; Top of While loop
.GenerateBlock_Top:

			;; Check remaining size
	cmp 	bsize, 0
	je		.GenerateBlock_Success

.Call_RDRAND_RAX:
			;; RDRAND is not available prior to VS2012. Just emit
			;;   the byte codes using DB. This is `rdrand rax`.
	DB 048h, 0Fh, 0C7h, 0F0h

			;; If CF=1, the number returned by RDRAND is valid.
			;; If CF=0, a random number was not available.
	jc 		.RDRAND_succeeded

.RDRAND_failed:

			;; Exit if we've reached the limit
	cmp		safety, 0h
	je		.GenerateBlock_Failure

	dec 	safety
	jmp		.GenerateBlock_Top

.RDRAND_succeeded:

	cmp		bsize, MWSIZE
	jb		.Partial_Machine_Word
	
.Full_Machine_Word:

	mov		[buffer], rax
	add		buffer, MWSIZE
	sub		bsize, MWSIZE

			;; Continue
	jmp		.GenerateBlock_Top

			;; 1,2,3,4,5,6,7 bytes remain
.Partial_Machine_Word:

			;; Test bit 2 to see if size is at least 4
	test	bsize, 4
	jz		.Bit_2_Not_Set

	mov		[buffer], eax
	shr		rax, 32
	add		buffer, 4

.Bit_2_Not_Set:

			;; Test bit 1 to see if size is at least 2
	test	bsize, 2
	jz		.Bit_1_Not_Set

	mov		[buffer], ax
	shr		eax, 16
	add 	buffer, 2

.Bit_1_Not_Set:

			;; Test bit 0 to see if size is at least 1
	test	bsize, 1
	jz		.GenerateBlock_Success

	mov		[buffer], al

.Bit_0_Not_Set:

			;; We've hit all the bits
	jmp		.GenerateBlock_Success
		
.GenerateBlock_PreRet:

			;; Test for success (was the request completely fulfilled?)
	cmp 	bsize, 0
	je 		.GenerateBlock_Success
	
.GenerateBlock_Failure:

	xor		rax, rax
	mov		al, RDRAND_FAILURE
	ret
	
.GenerateBlock_Success:

	xor		rax, rax
	mov		al, RDRAND_SUCCESS
	ret

%endif    ;; X64

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%ifdef X86 or X32   ;; Set via the command line

;; Arg1, byte* buffer
;; Arg2, size_t bsize
;; Arg3, unsigned int safety
;; EAX (out): success (1), failure (0)

global 		NASM_RSA_GenerateBlock
section		.text
align		8

%ifdef X86
align		8
cpu 		486
%else
align		16
%endif

NASM_RSA_GenerateBlock:

%ifdef X86
%define arg1 [ebp+04h]
%define arg2 [ebp+08h]
%define arg3 [ebp+0ch]
%define MWSIZE 04h    ;; machine word size
%else
%define MWSIZE 08h    ;; machine word size
%endif

	%define buffer edi
	%define bsize  esi
	%define safety edx

%ifdef X86
.Load_Arguments:

	mov		buffer, arg1
	mov		bsize,  arg2
	mov		safety, arg3
%endif

.Validate_Pointer:

	cmp 	buffer, 0
	je 		.GenerateBlock_PreRet

			;; Top of While loop
.GenerateBlock_Top:

			;; Check remaining size
	cmp 	bsize, 0
	je		.GenerateBlock_Success

%ifdef X86
.Call_RDSEED_EAX:
%else
.Call_RDSEED_RAX:
	DB		48h		;; X32 can use the full register, issue the REX.w prefix
%endif
			;; RDSEED is not available prior to VS2012. Just emit
			;;   the byte codes using DB. This is `rdseed eax`.
	DB		0Fh, 0C7h, 0F8h
	
			;; If CF=1, the number returned by RDSEED is valid.
			;; If CF=0, a random number was not available.
	jc 		.RDSEED_succeeded

.RDSEED_failed:

			;; Exit if we've reached the limit
	cmp		safety, 0
	je		.GenerateBlock_Failure

	dec 	safety
	jmp		.GenerateBlock_Top

.RDSEED_succeeded:

	cmp		bsize, MWSIZE
	jb		.Partial_Machine_Word
	
.Full_Machine_Word:

	mov		[buffer], eax
	add		buffer, MWSIZE		;; No need for Intel Core 2 slow word workarounds,
	sub		bsize, MWSIZE		;;   like `lea buffer,[buffer+MWSIZE]` for faster adds
	
			;; Continue
	jmp		.GenerateBlock_Top

			;; 1,2,3 bytes remain for X86
			;; 1,2,3,4,5,6,7 remain for X32
.Partial_Machine_Word:

%ifdef X32
			;; Test bit 2 to see if size is at least 4
	test	bsize, 4
	jz		.Bit_2_Not_Set

	mov		[buffer], eax
	add		buffer, 4

	DB		048h			;; Combined, these result in 
	shr		eax, 32			;;   `shr rax, 32`

.Bit_2_Not_Set:
%endif

			;; Test bit 1 to see if size is at least 2
	test	bsize, 2
	jz		.Bit_1_Not_Set

	mov		[buffer], ax
	shr		eax, 16
	add		buffer, 2
	
.Bit_1_Not_Set:
	
			;; Test bit 0 to see if size is at least 1
	test	bsize, 1
	jz  	.GenerateBlock_Success

	mov		[buffer], al

.Bit_0_Not_Set:

			;; We've hit all the bits
	jmp		.GenerateBlock_Success

.GenerateBlock_PreRet:

			;; Test for success (was the request completely fulfilled?)
	cmp		bsize, 0
	je 		.GenerateBlock_Success	
	
.GenerateBlock_Failure:

	xor		eax, eax
	mov		al, RDSEED_FAILURE
	ret
	
.GenerateBlock_Success:

	xor		eax, eax
	mov		al, RDSEED_SUCCESS
	ret

%endif    ;; X86 and X32

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%ifdef X64    ;; Set via the command line

global		NASM_RSA_GenerateBlock
section		.text
align		16

;; Arg1, byte* buffer
;; Arg2, size_t bsize
;; Arg3, unsigned int safety
;; RAX (out): success (1), failure (0)

NASM_RSA_GenerateBlock:

%define MWSIZE  08h    ;; machine word size
%define buffer  rdi
%define bsize   rsi
%define safety  edx

	;; No need for Load_Arguments due to fastcall

.Validate_Pointer:

			;; Validate pointer
	cmp		buffer, 0
	je 		.GenerateBlock_PreRet

			;; Top of While loop
.GenerateBlock_Top:

			;; Check remaining size
	cmp		bsize, 0
	je		.GenerateBlock_Success

.Call_RDSEED_RAX:
			;; RDSEED is not available prior to VS2012. Just emit
			;;   the byte codes using DB. This is `rdseed rax`.
	DB		048h, 0Fh, 0C7h, 0F8h

			;; If CF=1, the number returned by RDSEED is valid.
			;; If CF=0, a random number was not available.
	jc 		.RDSEED_succeeded

.RDSEED_failed:

			;; Exit if we've reached the limit
	cmp		safety, 0
	je		.GenerateBlock_Failure

	dec 		safety
	jmp		.GenerateBlock_Top

.RDSEED_succeeded:

	cmp		bsize, MWSIZE
	jb		.Partial_Machine_Word
	
.Full_Machine_Word:

	mov		[buffer], rax
	add		buffer, MWSIZE
	sub		bsize, MWSIZE

			;; Continue
	jmp		.GenerateBlock_Top

			;; 1,2,3,4,5,6,7 bytes remain
.Partial_Machine_Word:

			;; Test bit 2 to see if size is at least 4
	test	bsize, 4
	jz		.Bit_2_Not_Set

	mov		[buffer], eax
	shr		rax, 32
	add		buffer, 4

.Bit_2_Not_Set:

			;; Test bit 1 to see if size is at least 2
	test	bsize, 2
	jz		.Bit_1_Not_Set

	mov		[buffer], ax
	shr		eax, 16
	add		buffer, 2

.Bit_1_Not_Set:

			;; Test bit 0 to see if size is at least 1
	test	bsize, 1
	jz		.GenerateBlock_Success

	mov		[buffer], al

.Bit_0_Not_Set:

			;; We've hit all the bits
	jmp		.GenerateBlock_Success
		
.GenerateBlock_PreRet:

			;; Test for success (was the request completely fulfilled?)
	cmp 	bsize, 0
	je 		.GenerateBlock_Success
	
.GenerateBlock_Failure:

	xor		rax, rax
	mov		al, RDSEED_FAILURE
	ret
	
.GenerateBlock_Success:

	xor		rax, rax
	mov		al, RDSEED_SUCCESS
	ret

%endif    ;; _M_X64

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