On 01/30/2010 06:48 PM, Ian Lance Taylor wrote:
Uros Bizjak writes:
The target that I would like to support has 8-bit registers, so for
any sane compilation, stack pointer, frame pointer and hard frame
pointer all need to be constructed from at least two registers, to
form 16-bit register
Uros Bizjak writes:
> The target that I would like to support has 8-bit registers, so for
> any sane compilation, stack pointer, frame pointer and hard frame
> pointer all need to be constructed from at least two registers, to
> form 16-bit register pair {rA, rB}.
>
> The stack pointer is defined
Hello!
The target that I would like to support has 8-bit registers, so for any
sane compilation, stack pointer, frame pointer and hard frame pointer
all need to be constructed from at least two registers, to form 16-bit
register pair {rA, rB}.
The stack pointer is defined as a fixed register
