x64: error in parsing some MOVHPS opcodes

[LRGH]

from amoco.arch.x64 import cpu_x64 as cpu
i = cpu.disassemble(b'\x41\x0f\x16\x45\x68\x00\x00')
assert i.length==5
assert i.mnemonic=='MOVHPS'
assert str(i) == 'movhps      xmm0, qword ptr [r13+0x68]'

Fails because i.length is 6.

The hack at LRGH@5609706 solves the issue, but there should be a better fix.

[bdcht]

This is a good one! Actually, the MOVHPS has the exact same decoder spec as the MOVLHPS...except that when the ModRM is decoded the later requires a register ref whereas MOVHPS operates on memory.

With the current way these instructions are defined, amoco first tries to decode MOVLHPS which raises an InstructionError because the operand is not a reg, and then triggers MOVHPS decoder. However, since there is a REX prefix, the disassembler is stateful in the sense that the 'obj' passed to any triggered @iSpec is the "current" partially decoded instruction (containing prefixes/REX). In such case, when an InstructionError is raised the current state must be correctly reverted. This was not the case for exception raised after a getModRM (only SSE was affected).

Fixed by 5bdc6ba.