Thanks, better than nothing. Can't be complete though - it only has
space for 35 FP registers, while there is a flavor of MIPS out there
with 64.
On 8/16/2023 11:37 AM, John DelSignore wrote:
If you can’t find it in an ABI document… You might want to look at the
GDB sources, which usually
If you can’t find it in an ABI document… You might want to look at the GDB
sources, which usually contains the code to handle various targets, probably in
a file named “gdb/mips*tdep.h”.
Cheers, John D.
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What is the canonical mapping between DWARF register numbers and MIPS32
CPU registers, please? The first 32 ones are the general purpose
registers, but what about beyond that (e. g. lo/hi)?
A link to an authoritative document would be most welcome. DWARF proper
doesn't document this kind of th
