liblisa

Module encoding

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The main component of libLISA’s semantics is an Encoding. An encoding represents a group of instructions with similar semantics.

An encoding consists of two components: a bitpattern (for grouping instructions) and Dataflows.

Modules§

  • Types representing the bitpattern in an Encoding.
  • Types representing the dataflows in an Encoding.
  • Provides a collection type for crate::encoding::Encodings that can be used in self-referential structures and can be serialized to disk.
  • Methods for splitting encodings into overlapping groups and finding mimimum covering subsets of encodings.

Structs§

  • Dataflows and semantics for a group of similar instructions. An encoding matches at least one instruction. If an encoding matches an instruction, it can be instantiated for that instruction.
  • An Encoding with pre-computed filters.
  • Describes the order in which outputs should be written, if the part_values match.

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