On 17/02/2011 22:24, Edward Z. Yang wrote:
Thanks for the very informative sleuthing. I know what I need to do
now.* :-)
Cheers,
Edward
* Basically, the stg_gc functions assume that incoming arguments go
in the virtual registers, but the code generator is noticing
x86-32 doesn't have any
Thanks for the very informative sleuthing. I know what I need to do
now.* :-)
Cheers,
Edward
* Basically, the stg_gc functions assume that incoming arguments go
in the virtual registers, but the code generator is noticing
x86-32 doesn't have any real floating point registers and is placing
Blast, I always just hit 'reply' instead of 'reply to all'. For the
curious, my original email to Edward describing his situation is as
follows, uneditied.
=
Hi Edward,
I did some investigation into the STG and NCG machinery to try a
Hello all,
I have a question about registerized builds. My understanding of
the registers is that, depending on what architecture is being
built, we will have varying numbers of registers of different sizes.
x86-32, in particular, has zero general purpose float, double or
int64 registers.
What I
