http://gcc.gnu.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=60918
--- Comment #2 from Alex.Schoenberger at ies dot tu-darmstadt.de --- (In reply to Andrew Pinski from comment #1) > Why processor are you running on that the > result is incorrect. The upper code illustrates the error only. Algorithm I'm working with has a bigger struct with many integer components. Here for example, lets it be three integers and the memory content is: @0: '00 '00 00 01 @4: 00 '00 '00 02 @8: 00 00 00 03 Memory copy to another struct fails in this case. LWL/LWR loads 0x00000000 (ticks marked) value and store it to new struct. This leads to erronous execution some instructions later because value 0x00000001 is expected there. > Also quote the mips32 isa of why you think lwl and lwr > work the way think it works. Sorry, didn't get it.
