On Fri, May 18, 2012 at 07:38:39PM +0800, Zhi-zhou Zhang wrote:
> Hi Aurelien,
>
> I found that when qemu-system-mips64el executed 'movz' with -M mips, it
> would raise a reserved instruction exception.
> The mips spec describes movz as below:
>
> Mnemonic Instructio
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> Subject: [Qemu-devel] r4k doesn't support movz
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Subject: [Qemu-devel] r4k doesn't support movz
Hi Aurelien,
I found that when qemu-system-mips64el executed 'movz' with -M mips, it would
raise a reserved instruction exception.
The mips spec describes movz as b
Hi,
Zhi-zhou Zhang a écrit :
I found that when qemu-system-mips64el executed 'movz' with -M mips,
it would raise a reserved instruction exception.
The mips spec describes movz as below:
Mnemonic Instructio Defined in MIPS ISA
MOVZMove Conditional
Hi Aurelien,
I found that when qemu-system-mips64el executed 'movz' with -M mips, it
would raise a reserved instruction exception.
The mips spec describes movz as below:
Mnemonic Instructio Defined in MIPS ISA
MOVZMove Conditional on Zero MIPS3
