This improves detection of results that are exactly zero in FINISH state
by noting that on entry to FINISH state, if R is zero then X must also
be zero, so no rounding needs to be done and no underflow exists.
Therefore we can set rcls_op = RCLS_TZERO to test for zero and exit
early if R = 0. The RCLS_TZERO test now tests the whole of R just in
case.
The rest of the following states have been streamlined and simplified.
In cases of underflow, we only need to take action before rounding in
the UE=0 case (disabled underflow exception), where we need to denormalize
before rounding. For enabled underflow cases we just use the existing
NORMALIZE state, which lets us remove NORM_UFLOW state.
On entry to ROUNDING state, R can be zero or denorm only for round to
integer instructions (fri*) or for disabled underflow exception cases.
Note that in case of underflow with UE=0, the exception is only actually
signalled if there is loss of accuracy, i.e. if FPSCR[FI] will be set.
This is now done at the end of ROUNDING state. For underflow with UE=1,
we go to a new ROUND_UFLOW_EN state to adjust the exponent from
ROUNDING, ROUNDING_2 or ROUNDING_3 state.
In the ROUNDING* states, we avoid shifting left to normalize a result
with exponent <= -1022, because if we did we would then just need to
denormalize again. This lets us get rid of DENORM state.
Finally, noticing that DO_FRSP_2 state does much the same as FINISH
state lets us remove DO_FRSP_2 state and go to FINISH state from
DO_FRSP.
Signed-off-by: Paul Mackerras <paulus@ozlabs.org>
