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# Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0, see LICENSE for details.
# SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0

# Definitions for the big number group of instructions. See insns.yml
# for the detailed format.

- mnemonic: bn.add
  synopsis: Add
  operands: &bn-add-operands
    - name: wrd
      doc: Name of the destination WDR
    - name: wrs1
      doc: Name of the first source WDR
    - name: wrs2
      doc: Name of the second source WDR
    - &bn-shift-type-operand
      name: shift_type
      abbrev: st
      type: enum(<<, >>)
      doc: |
        The direction of an optional shift applied to `<wrs2>`.
    - &bn-shift-bits-operand
      name: shift_bits
      abbrev: sb
      type: uimm5<<3
      doc: |
        Number of bits by which to shift `<wrs2>`. Defaults to 0.
    - &bn-flag-group-operand
      name: flag_group
      abbrev: fg
      type: uimm1
      doc: Flag group to use. Defaults to 0.
  syntax: &bn-add-syntax |
    <wrd>, <wrs1>, <wrs2>[ <shift_type> <shift_bits>][, FG<flag_group>]
  doc: |
    Adds two WDR values, writes the result to the destination WDR and updates
    flags. The content of the second source WDR can be shifted by an unsigned
    immediate before it is consumed by the operation.
  errs: []
  encoding:
    scheme: bnaf
    mapping:
      fg: flag_group
      shift_type: shift_type
      shift_bits: shift_bits
      wrs2: wrs2
      wrs1: wrs1
      funct3: b000
      wrd: wrd

- mnemonic: bn.addc
  synopsis: Add with Carry
  operands: *bn-add-operands
  syntax: *bn-add-syntax
  doc: |
    Adds two WDR values and the Carry flag value, writes the result to the
    destination WDR, and updates the flags. The content of the second source
    WDR can be shifted by an unsigned immediate before it is consumed by the
    operation.
  errs: []
  encoding:
    scheme: bnaf
    mapping:
      fg: flag_group
      shift_type: shift_type
      shift_bits: shift_bits
      wrs2: wrs2
      wrs1: wrs1
      funct3: b010
      wrd: wrd

- mnemonic: bn.addi
  synopsis: Add Immediate
  operands:
    - name: wrd
      doc: Name of the destination WDR
    - name: wrs
      doc: Name of the source WDR
    - name: imm
      type: uimm
      doc: Immediate value
    - *bn-flag-group-operand
  syntax: |
    <wrd>, <wrs>, <imm>[, FG<flag_group>]
  doc: |
    Adds a zero-extended unsigned immediate to the value of a WDR, writes the
    result to the destination WDR, and updates the flags.
  errs: []
  encoding:
    scheme: bnai
    mapping:
      fg: flag_group
      sub: b0
      imm: imm
      wrs: wrs
      funct3: b100
      wrd: wrd

- mnemonic: bn.addm
  synopsis: Pseudo-Modulo Add
  operands: [wrd, wrs1, wrs2]
  doc: |
    Add two WDR values, modulo the MOD WSR.

    The values in `<wrs1>` and `<wrs2>` are summed to get an intermediate result (of width `WLEN + 1`).
    If this result is greater than MOD then MOD is subtracted from it.
    The result is then truncated to 256 bits and stored in `<wrd>`.

    This operation correctly implements addition modulo MOD, providing that the intermediate result is less than `2 * MOD`.
    The intermediate result is small enough if both inputs are less than `MOD`.

    Flags are not used or saved.
  errs: []
  encoding:
    scheme: bnam
    mapping:
      sub: b0
      wrs2: wrs2
      wrs1: wrs1
      funct3: b101
      wrd: wrd

- mnemonic: bn.mulqacc
  synopsis: Quarter-word Multiply and Accumulate
  operands:
    - &mulqacc-zero-acc
      name: zero_acc
      abbrev: za
      type: option(.Z)
      doc: Zero the accumulator before accumulating the multiply result.
    - &mulqacc-wrs1
      name: wrs1
      doc: First source WDR
    - &mulqacc-wrs1-qwsel
      name: wrs1_qwsel
      abbrev: q1
      type: uimm2
      doc: |
        Quarter-word select for `<wrs1>`.

        Valid values:
        - `0`: Select `wrs1[WLEN/4-1:0]` (least significant quarter-word)
        - `1`: Select `wrs1[WLEN/2:WLEN/4]`
        - `2`: Select `wrs1[WLEN/4*3-1:WLEN/2]`
        - `3`: Select `wrs1[WLEN-1:WLEN/4*3]` (most significant quarter-word)
    - &mulqacc-wrs2
      name: wrs2
      doc: Second source WDR
    - &mulqacc-wrs2-qwsel
      name: wrs2_qwsel
      abbrev: q2
      type: uimm2
      doc: |
        Quarter-word select for `<wrs2>`.

        Valid values:
        - `0`: Select `wrs1[WLEN/4-1:0]` (least significant quarter-word)
        - `1`: Select `wrs1[WLEN/2:WLEN/4]`
        - `2`: Select `wrs1[WLEN/4*3-1:WLEN/2]`
        - `3`: Select `wrs1[WLEN-1:WLEN/4*3]` (most significant quarter-word)
    - &mulqacc-acc-shift-imm
      name: acc_shift_imm
      abbrev: shift
      type: uimm2<<6
      doc: |
        The number of bits to shift the `WLEN/2`-bit multiply result before accumulating.
  syntax: |
    [<zero_acc>] <wrs1>.<wrs1_qwsel>, <wrs2>.<wrs2_qwsel>, <acc_shift_imm>
  glued-ops: true
  doc: |
    Multiplies two `WLEN/4` WDR values, shifts the product by `acc_shift_imm` bits, and adds the result to the accumulator.

    For versions of the instruction with writeback, see `BN.MULQACC.WO` and `BN.MULQACC.SO`.
  errs: []
  encoding:
    scheme: bnaq
    mapping:
      fg: bx
      so: b0
      wb0: b0
      qs2: wrs2_qwsel
      qs1: wrs1_qwsel
      wrs2: wrs2
      wrs1: wrs1
      shift: acc_shift_imm
      z: zero_acc
      wrd: bxxxxx

- mnemonic: bn.mulqacc.wo
  synopsis: Quarter-word Multiply and Accumulate with half-word writeback
  operands:
    - *mulqacc-zero-acc
    - &mulqacc-wrd
      name: wrd
      doc: Destination WDR.
    - *mulqacc-wrs1
    - *mulqacc-wrs1-qwsel
    - *mulqacc-wrs2
    - *mulqacc-wrs2-qwsel
    - *mulqacc-acc-shift-imm
    - *bn-flag-group-operand
  syntax: |
    [<zero_acc>] <wrd>, <wrs1>.<wrs1_qwsel>, <wrs2>.<wrs2_qwsel>, <acc_shift_imm>[, FG<flag_group>]
  glued-ops: true
  doc: |
    Multiplies two `WLEN/4` WDR values, shifts the product by `acc_shift_imm` bits, and adds the result to the accumulator.
    Writes the resulting accumulator to `wrd`.
  errs: []
  encoding:
    scheme: bnaq
    mapping:
      fg: flag_group
      so: b0
      wb0: b1
      qs2: wrs2_qwsel
      qs1: wrs1_qwsel
      wrs2: wrs2
      wrs1: wrs1
      shift: acc_shift_imm
      z: zero_acc
      wrd: wrd

- mnemonic: bn.mulqacc.so
  synopsis: Quarter-word Multiply and Accumulate with half-word writeback
  operands:
    - *mulqacc-zero-acc
    - name: wrd
      doc: Updated WDR.
      type: wrb
    - name: wrd_hwsel
      abbrev: dh
      type: enum(L,U)
      doc: |
        Half-word select for `<wrd>`.
        A value of `L` means the less significant half-word; `U` means the more significant half-word.
    - *mulqacc-wrs1
    - *mulqacc-wrs1-qwsel
    - *mulqacc-wrs2
    - *mulqacc-wrs2-qwsel
    - *mulqacc-acc-shift-imm
    - *bn-flag-group-operand
  syntax: |
    [<zero_acc>] <wrd>.<wrd_hwsel>,
    <wrs1>.<wrs1_qwsel>, <wrs2>.<wrs2_qwsel>, <acc_shift_imm>[, FG<flag_group>]
  glued-ops: true
  doc: |
    Multiplies two `WLEN/4` WDR values, shifts the product by `acc_shift_imm` bits and adds the result to the accumulator.
    Next, shifts the resulting accumulator right by half a word (128 bits).
    The bits that are shifted out are written to a half-word of `wrd`, selected with `wrd_hwsel`.

    This instruction never changes the `C` flag.
    If `wrd_hwsel` is zero (so the instruction is updating the lower half-word of `wrd`), it updates the `L` and `Z` flags and leaves `M` unchanged.
    The `L` flag is set iff the bottom bit of the shifted-out result is zero.
    The `Z` flag is set iff the shifted-out result is zero.

    If `wrd_hwsel` is one (so the instruction is updating the upper half-word of `wrd`), it updates the `M` and `Z` flags and leaves `L` unchanged.
    The `M` flag is set iff the top bit of the shifted-out result is zero.
    The `Z` flag is left unchanged if the shifted-out result is zero and cleared if not.
  errs: []
  encoding:
    scheme: bnaq
    mapping:
      fg: flag_group
      so: b1
      wb0: wrd_hwsel
      qs2: wrs2_qwsel
      qs1: wrs1_qwsel
      wrs2: wrs2
      wrs1: wrs1
      shift: acc_shift_imm
      z: zero_acc
      wrd: wrd

- mnemonic: bn.sub
  synopsis: Subtraction
  operands: &bn-sub-operands
    - name: wrd
      doc: Name of the destination WDR
    - name: wrs1
      doc: Name of the first source WDR
    - name: wrs2
      doc: Name of the second source WDR
    - *bn-shift-type-operand
    - *bn-shift-bits-operand
    - *bn-flag-group-operand
  syntax: *bn-add-syntax
  doc: |
    Subtracts the second WDR value from the first one, writes the result to the destination WDR and updates flags.
    The content of the second source WDR can be shifted by an unsigned immediate before it is consumed by the operation.
  errs: []
  encoding:
    scheme: bnaf
    mapping:
      fg: flag_group
      shift_type: shift_type
      shift_bits: shift_bits
      wrs2: wrs2
      wrs1: wrs1
      funct3: b001
      wrd: wrd

- mnemonic: bn.subb
  synopsis: Subtract with borrow
  operands: *bn-sub-operands
  syntax: *bn-add-syntax
  doc: |
    Subtracts the second WDR value and the Carry from the first one, writes the result to the destination WDR, and updates the flags.
    The content of the second source WDR can be shifted by an unsigned immediate before it is consumed by the operation.
  encoding:
    scheme: bnaf
    mapping:
      fg: flag_group
      shift_type: shift_type
      shift_bits: shift_bits
      wrs2: wrs2
      wrs1: wrs1
      funct3: b011
      wrd: wrd

- mnemonic: bn.subi
  synopsis: Subtract Immediate
  operands:
    - name: wrd
      doc: Name of the destination WDR
    - name: wrs
      doc: Name of the source WDR
    - name: imm
      type: uimm
      doc: Immediate value
    - *bn-flag-group-operand
  syntax: <wrd>, <wrs>, <imm>[, FG<flag_group>]
  doc: |
    Subtracts a zero-extended unsigned immediate from the value of a WDR,
    writes the result to the destination WDR, and updates the flags.
  errs: []
  encoding:
    scheme: bnai
    mapping:
      fg: flag_group
      sub: b1
      imm: imm
      wrs: wrs
      funct3: b100
      wrd: wrd

- mnemonic: bn.subm
  synopsis: Pseudo-modulo subtraction
  operands: [wrd, wrs1, wrs2]
  doc: |
    Subtract `<wrs2>` from `<wrs1>`, modulo the `MOD` WSR.

    The intermediate result is treated as a signed number (of width `WLEN + 1`).
    If it is negative, `MOD` is added to it.
    The 2's-complement result is then truncated to 256 bits and stored in `<wrd>`.

    This operation correctly implements subtraction modulo `MOD`, providing that the intermediate result at least `-MOD` and at most `MOD - 1`.
    This is guaranteed if both inputs are less than `MOD`.

    Flags are not used or saved.
  errs: []
  encoding:
    scheme: bnam
    mapping:
      sub: b1
      wrs2: wrs2
      wrs1: wrs1
      funct3: b101
      wrd: wrd

- mnemonic: bn.and
  synopsis: Bitwise AND
  operands: &bn-and-operands
    - name: wrd
      doc: Name of the destination WDR
    - name: wrs1
      doc: Name of the first source WDR
    - name: wrs2
      doc: Name of the second source WDR
    - *bn-shift-type-operand
    - *bn-shift-bits-operand
    - *bn-flag-group-operand
  syntax: &bn-and-syntax |
    <wrd>, <wrs1>, <wrs2>[ <shift_type> <shift_bits>][, FG<flag_group>]
  doc: |
    Performs a bitwise and operation.
    Takes the values stored in registers referenced by `wrs1` and `wrs2` and stores the result in the register referenced by `wrd`.
    The content of the second source register can be shifted by an immediate before it is consumed by the operation.
    The M, L and Z flags in flag group `flag_group` are updated with the result of the operation.
  errs: []
  encoding:
    scheme: bna
    mapping:
      fg: flag_group
      shift_type: shift_type
      shift_bits: shift_bits
      wrs2: wrs2
      wrs1: wrs1
      funct3: b010
      wrd: wrd

- mnemonic: bn.or
  synopsis: Bitwise OR
  operands: *bn-and-operands
  syntax: *bn-and-syntax
  doc: |
    Performs a bitwise or operation.
    Takes the values stored in WDRs referenced by `wrs1` and `wrs2` and stores the result in the WDR referenced by `wrd`.
    The content of the second source WDR can be shifted by an immediate before it is consumed by the operation.
    The M, L and Z flags in flag group `flag_group` are updated with the result of the operation.
  errs: []
  encoding:
    scheme: bna
    mapping:
      fg: flag_group
      shift_type: shift_type
      shift_bits: shift_bits
      wrs2: wrs2
      wrs1: wrs1
      funct3: b100
      wrd: wrd

- mnemonic: bn.not
  synopsis: Bitwise NOT
  operands:
    - name: wrd
      doc: Name of the destination WDR
    - name: wrs
      doc: Name of the source WDR
    - *bn-shift-type-operand
    - *bn-shift-bits-operand
    - *bn-flag-group-operand
  syntax: |
    <wrd>, <wrs>[ <shift_type> <shift_bits>][, FG<flag_group>]
  doc: |
    Negates the value in `wrs` and stores the result in the register referenced by `wrd`.
    The source value can be shifted by an immediate before it is consumed by the operation.
    The M, L and Z flags in flag group `flag_group` are updated with the result of the operation.
  errs: []
  encoding:
    scheme: bnan
    mapping:
      fg: flag_group
      shift_type: shift_type
      shift_bits: shift_bits
      wrs1: wrs
      funct3: b101
      wrd: wrd

- mnemonic: bn.xor
  synopsis: Bitwise XOR
  operands: *bn-and-operands
  syntax: *bn-and-syntax
  doc: |
    Performs a bitwise xor operation.
    Takes the values stored in WDRs referenced by `wrs1` and `wrs2` and stores the result in the WDR referenced by `wrd`.
    The content of the second source WDR can be shifted by an immediate before it is consumed by the operation.
    The M, L and Z flags in flag group `flag_group` are updated with the result of the operation.
  errs: []
  encoding:
    scheme: bna
    mapping:
      fg: flag_group
      shift_type: shift_type
      shift_bits: shift_bits
      wrs2: wrs2
      wrs1: wrs1
      funct3: b110
      wrd: wrd

- mnemonic: bn.rshi
  synopsis: Concatenate and right shift immediate
  operands:
    - name: wrd
      doc: Name of the destination WDR
    - name: wrs1
      doc: Name of the first source WDR
    - name: wrs2
      doc: Name of the second source WDR
    - name: imm
      type: uimm
      doc: |
        Number of bits to shift the second source register by. Valid range: 0..(WLEN-1).
  syntax: |
    <wrd>, <wrs1>, <wrs2> >> <imm>
  doc: |
    Concatenates the content of WDRs referenced by `wrs1` and `wrs2` (`wrs1` forms the upper part), shifts it right by an immediate value and truncates to WLEN bit.
    The result is stored in the WDR referenced by `wrd`.
  errs: []
  encoding:
    scheme: bnr
    mapping:
      imm: imm
      wrs2: wrs2
      wrs1: wrs1
      funct2: b11
      wrd: wrd

- mnemonic: bn.sel
  synopsis: Flag Select
  operands:
    - name: wrd
      doc: Name of the destination WDR
    - name: wrs1
      doc: Name of the first source WDR
    - name: wrs2
      doc: Name of the second source WDR
    - *bn-flag-group-operand
    - name: flag
      type: enum(C, M, L, Z)
      doc: |
        Flag to check. Valid values:
        - C: Carry flag
        - M: MSB flag
        - L: LSB flag
        - Z: Zero flag
  syntax: |
    <wrd>, <wrs1>, <wrs2>, [FG<flag_group>.]<flag>
  doc: |
    Returns in the destination WDR the value of the first source WDR if the flag in the chosen flag group is set, otherwise returns the value of the second source WDR.
  errs: []
  encoding:
    scheme: bns
    mapping:
      fg: flag_group
      flag: flag
      wrs2: wrs2
      wrs1: wrs1
      wrd: wrd

- mnemonic: bn.cmp
  synopsis: Compare
  operands: &bn-cmp-operands
    - name: wrs1
      doc: Name of the first source WDR
    - name: wrs2
      doc: Name of the second source WDR
    - *bn-shift-type-operand
    - *bn-shift-bits-operand
    - *bn-flag-group-operand
  syntax: &bn-cmp-syntax |
    <wrs1>, <wrs2>[ <shift_type> <shift_bits>][, FG<flag_group>]
  doc: |
    Subtracts the second WDR value from the first one and updates flags.
    This instruction is identical to BN.SUB, except that no result register is written.
  errs: []
  encoding:
    scheme: bnc
    mapping:
      fg: flag_group
      shift_type: shift_type
      shift_bits: shift_bits
      wrs2: wrs2
      wrs1: wrs1
      funct3: b001

- mnemonic: bn.cmpb
  synopsis: Compare with Borrow
  operands: *bn-cmp-operands
  syntax: *bn-cmp-syntax
  doc: |
    Subtracts the second WDR value from the first one and updates flags.
    This instruction is identical to BN.SUBB, except that no result register is written.
  errs: []
  encoding:
    scheme: bnc
    mapping:
      fg: flag_group
      shift_type: shift_type
      shift_bits: shift_bits
      wrs2: wrs2
      wrs1: wrs1
      funct3: b011

- mnemonic: bn.lid
  synopsis: Load Word (indirect source, indirect destination)
  operands:
    - name: grd
      # The grd register is read to pick the WDR that should be written, so
      # it's sort of logically a destination (hence the name) but should be
      # treated as a source by tools like the random instruction generator.
      type: grs
      doc: Name of the GPR referencing the destination WDR
    - name: grs1
      doc: |
        Name of the GPR containing the memory byte address.
        The value contained in the referenced GPR must be WLEN-aligned.
    - name: offset
      abbrev: "off"
      doc: |
        Offset value.
        Must be WLEN-aligned.
      type: simm<<5
    - name: grs1_inc
      abbrev: inc1
      type: option(++)
      doc: |
        Increment the value in `<grs1>` by WLEN/8 (one word).
        Cannot be specified together with `grd_inc`.
    - name: grd_inc
      abbrev: incd
      type: option(++)
      doc: |
        Increment the value in `<grd>` by one.
        Cannot be specified together with `grs1_inc`.
  syntax: |
    <grd>[<grd_inc>], <offset>(<grs1>[<grs1_inc>])
  doc: |
    Load a WLEN-bit little-endian value from data memory.

    The load address is `offset` plus the value in the GPR `grs1`.
    The loaded value is stored into the WDR given by the bottom 5 bits of the GPR `grd`.

    After the operation, either the value in the GPR `grs1`, or the value in `grd` can be optionally incremented.
    Specifying both `grd_inc` and `grs1_inc` results in an error (with error code `ErrCodeIllegalInsn`).

    - If `grd_inc` is set, `grd` is updated to be `*grd + 1`.
    - If `grs1_inc` is set, the value in `grs1` is incremented by value WLEN/8 (one word).

    The memory address must be aligned to WLEN bits.
    Any address that is unaligned or is above the top of memory results in an error (setting bit `bad_data_addr` in `ERR_BITS`).
    Any `*grd` value greater than 31 before executing the instruction results in an error (setting bit `illegal_insn` in `ERR_BITS`) and no load or optional increment occurring.
    This instruction takes 2 cycles.
  lsu:
    type: mem-load
    target: [offset, grs1]
    bytes: 32
  errs:
    - A `CALL_STACK` error from using `x1` as `grs1` or `grd` when the call stack is empty.
    - An `ILLEGAL_INSN` error if both `grd_inc` and `grs1_inc` are set.
    - An `ILLEGAL_INSN` error if the value in GPR `grd` is greater than 31.
    - &data-addr A `BAD_DATA_ADDR` error if the computed address is not a valid DMEM address aligned to WLEN bits.
  encoding:
    scheme: bnxid
    mapping:
      imm: offset
      rs2: grd
      rs1: grs1
      spp: grs1_inc
      dpp: grd_inc
      funct3: b100

- mnemonic: bn.sid
  synopsis: Store Word (indirect source, indirect destination)
  operands:
    - name: grs1
      doc: |
        Name of the GPR containing the memory byte address.
        The value contained in the referenced GPR must be WLEN-aligned.
    - name: grs2
      doc: Name of the GPR referencing the source WDR.
    - name: offset
      abbrev: "off"
      doc: |
        Offset value.
        Must be WLEN-aligned.
      type: simm<<5
    - name: grs1_inc
      type: option(++)
      abbrev: inc1
      doc: |
        Increment the value in `<grs1>` by WLEN/8 (one word).
        Cannot be specified together with `grs2_inc`.
    - name: grs2_inc
      type: option(++)
      abbrev: inc2
      doc: |
        Increment the value in `<grs2>` by one.
        Cannot be specified together with `grs1_inc`.
  syntax: |
    <grs2>[<grs2_inc>], <offset>(<grs1>[<grs1_inc>])
  doc: |
    Store a WDR to memory as a WLEN-bit little-endian value.

    The store address is `offset` plus the value in the GPR `grs1`.
    The value to store is taken from the WDR given by the bottom 5 bits of the GPR `grs2`.

    After the operation, either the value in the GPR `grs1`, or the value in `grs2` can be optionally incremented.
    Specifying both `grs1_inc` and `grs2_inc` results in an error (with error code `ErrCodeIllegalInsn`).

    - If `grs1_inc` is set, the value in `grs1` is incremented by the value WLEN/8 (one word).
    - If `grs2_inc` is set, the value in `grs2` is updated to be `*grs2 + 1`.

    The memory address must be aligned to WLEN bits.
    Any address that is unaligned or is above the top of memory results in an error (setting bit `bad_data_addr` in `ERR_BITS`).
    Any `*grs2` value greater than 31 before executing the instruction results in an error (setting bit `illegal_insn` in `ERR_BITS`) and no store or optional increment occurring.
  errs:
    - A `CALL_STACK` error from using `x1` as `grs1` or `grs2` when the call stack is empty.
    - An `ILLEGAL_INSN` error if both `grs1_inc` and `grs2_inc` are set.
    - An `ILLEGAL_INSN` error if the value in GPR `grs2` is greater than 31.
    - *data-addr
  lsu:
    type: mem-store
    target: [offset, grs1]
    bytes: 32
  encoding:
    scheme: bnxid
    mapping:
      imm: offset
      rs2: grs2
      rs1: grs1
      spp: grs1_inc
      dpp: grs2_inc
      funct3: b101

- mnemonic: bn.mov
  synopsis: Copy content between WDRs (direct addressing)
  operands: [wrd, wrs]
  encoding:
    scheme: bnmov
    mapping:
      src: wrs
      dst: wrd
  errs: []

- mnemonic: bn.movr
  synopsis: Copy content between WDRs (register-indirect addressing)
  operands:
    - name: grd
      doc: Name of the GPR containing the destination WDR.
      # The grd register is read to pick the WDR that should be written, so
      # it's sort of logically a destination (hence the name) but should be
      # treated as a source by tools like the random instruction generator.
      type: grs
    - name: grs
      doc: Name of the GPR referencing the source WDR.
    - name: grd_inc
      type: option(++)
      doc: |
        Increment the value in `<grd>` by one.
        Cannot be specified together with `grs_inc`.
    - name: grs_inc
      type: option(++)
      doc: |
        Increment the value in `<grs>` by one.
        Cannot be specified together with `grd_inc`.
  syntax: |
    <grd>[<grd_inc>], <grs>[<grs_inc>]
  doc: |
    Copies WDR contents between registers with indirect addressing.

    After the operation, either the value in the GPR `grd`, or the value in `grs` can be optionally incremented.
    Specifying both `grd_inc` and `grs_inc` results in an error (with error code `ErrCodeIllegalInsn`).

    - If `grd_inc` is set, `grd` is updated to be `*grd + 1`.
    - If `grs_inc` is set, `grs` is updated to be `*grs + 1`.

    Any `*grd` or `*grs` value greater than 31 results in an error (setting bit `illegal_insn` in `ERR_BITS`)
  errs:
    - A `CALL_STACK` error from using `x1` as `grs` or `grd` when the call stack is empty.
    - An `ILLEGAL_INSN` error if either the value in GPR `grd` or the value in GPR `grs` is greater than 31.
    - An `ILLEGAL_INSN` error if both `grs_inc` and `grd_inc` are set.
  encoding:
    scheme: bnmovr
    mapping:
      dst: grd
      src: grs
      spp: grs_inc
      dpp: grd_inc

- mnemonic: bn.wsrr
  synopsis: Read WSR to register
  operands:
    - name: wrd
      doc: Destination WDR
    - name: wsr
      doc: The WSR to read
  doc: |
    Reads a WSR to a WDR.
    If `wsr` isn't the index of a valid WSR, this results in an error (setting bit `illegal_insn` in `ERR_BITS`).
  errs:
    - &bad-wsr An `ILLEGAL_INSN` error if `wsr` doesn't name a valid WSR.
  encoding:
    scheme: wcsr
    mapping:
      write: b0
      wcsr: wsr
      wrs: bxxxxx
      wrd: wrd
  lsu:
    type: wsr-load
    target: [wsr]

- mnemonic: bn.wsrw
  synopsis: Write WSR from register
  operands: [wsr, wrs]
  operands:
    - name: wsr
      doc: The WSR to read
    - name: wrs
      doc: Source WDR
  doc: |
    Writes a WDR to a WSR.
    If `wsr` isn't the index of a valid WSR, this results in an error (setting bit `illegal_insn` in `ERR_BITS`).
  errs:
    - *bad-wsr
  encoding:
    scheme: wcsr
    mapping:
      write: b1
      wcsr: wsr
      wrs: wrs
      wrd: bxxxxx
  lsu:
    type: wsr-store
    target: [wsr]