On 10/15/2009 08:56 AM, Richard Henderson wrote:
> On 10/15/2009 07:41 AM, Markus L wrote:
>> However the IS is designed so that it is beneficial to to store 16bit
>> values in the high part of the registers (rNh) and also the calling
>> conventions that we want follow require 16bit values to be pa
On 10/15/2009 07:41 AM, Markus L wrote:
However the IS is designed so that it is beneficial to to store 16bit
values in the high part of the registers (rNh) and also the calling
conventions that we want follow require 16bit values to be passed and
returned in rNh.
What would be the "proper way"
Hi Marcus,
Though I am novice in gcc , I think I can answer your
question.
As far as I know, your load instruction will take care
of this issue.
You need to restrict your load instruction so that it
will place your return value of function in lower r
Hi,
I am working with an architecture where the 32bit registers (rN) are
divided into high (rNh) and low (rNl) 16bit sub registers that can in
principle be individually accessed by the instructions in the IS.
However the IS is designed so that it is beneficial to to store 16bit
values in the high
