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An equivalence check for the Byte opcode
Checks that the byte opcode (implemented using shift) is equivalent to a canonical definition of byte using extract.
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test/formal/byte_equivalence.py
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from rule import Rule
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from opcodes import *
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"""
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Checks that the byte opcode (implemented using shift) is equivalent to a
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canonical definition of byte using extract.
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"""
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rule = Rule()
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n_bits = 256
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x = BitVec('X', n_bits)
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for i in range(0, 32):
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# For Byte, i = 0 corresponds to most significant bit
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# But for extract i = 0 corresponds to the least significant bit
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lsb = 31 - i
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rule.check(
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BYTE(BitVecVal(i, n_bits), x),
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Concat(BitVecVal(0, n_bits - 8), Extract(8 * lsb + 7, 8 * lsb, x))
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)
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