> > particular instruction is just ignored by the CPU (without exception), or
> > what?
>
> That depends on the OS, I've no clue either. Under Linux you get an
> exception.
On PPC we saw that NetBSD doesn't do this (at least for floats, for which
older PPCs (603) have alignment requirements.
> Tomas Hajny wrote:
> >
> >
> > What exactly happens there now (I don't have an ARM, just curious ;-) )?
> > Is it that the compiler generates the code as it is instructed to do (i.e.
> > regardless the fact that it might not work under ARM),
>
> Yes. That's common behaviour.
>
> > and that the
>
Tomas Hajny wrote:
>
>
> What exactly happens there now (I don't have an ARM, just curious ;-) )?
> Is it that the compiler generates the code as it is instructed to do (i.e.
> regardless the fact that it might not work under ARM),
Yes. That's common behaviour.
> and that the
> particular inst
Florian Klaempfl napsal(a):
> Adriaan van Os wrote:
>> Florian Klaempfl wrote:
>>> Carsten Bager wrote:
>>>
I am using the compiler on an embedded Arm7 platform (no
operating system). So fare things are working ok, but now I have
discovered a problem when packing records (Vi have to
Adriaan van Os wrote:
> Florian Klaempfl wrote:
>
>> Carsten Bager wrote:
>>
>>> I am using the compiler on an embedded Arm7 platform (no
>>> operating system). So fare things are working ok, but now I have
>>> discovered a problem when packing records (Vi have to maintain
>>> bindery compatibili
Florian Klaempfl wrote:
Carsten Bager wrote:
I am using the compiler on an embedded Arm7 platform (no
operating system). So fare things are working ok, but now I have
discovered a problem when packing records (Vi have to maintain
bindery compatibility with older systems)
If I have a packed rec
Carsten Bager wrote:
> I am using the compiler on an embedded Arm7 platform (no
> operating system). So fare things are working ok, but now I have
> discovered a problem when packing records (Vi have to maintain
> bindery compatibility with older systems)
> If I have a packed record like t
