At 04:42 08/11/2005, you wrote:
May be having case statement problem.
App has case statement with 146 sequential labels.
They are in order, from a defined type.
The assembler output is scanning each label, where it seems a jump
would be more efficient.
I don't understand well what you have:
On Nov 8, 2005, at 11:39, Eduardo wrote:
At 04:42 08/11/2005, you wrote:
May be having case statement problem.
App has case statement with 146 sequential labels.
They are in order, from a defined type.
The assembler output is scanning each label, where it seems a jump
would be more efficient
May be having case statement problem.
App has case statement with 146 sequential labels.
They are in order, from a defined type.
The assembler output is scanning each label, where it seems a jump
would be more efficient.
This :)
case L3o3.FormType of
1 : begin
end
2 : begin
end
Jump by offset label number? I don't understand it.
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Sorry Eduardo, am not knowledgeable of compiler internals.
There is (?) an optimi
At 04:42 8-11-2005, you wrote:
May be having case statement problem.
App has case statement with 146 sequential labels.
They are in order, from a defined type.
The assembler output is scanning each label, where it seems a jump would
be more efficient.
ppc 32, Darwin
/usr/local/bin/ppcppc cape
On Nov 8, 2005, at 12:11, Peter Vreman wrote:
# [735] case l3o3.FormType of
// Select 3o3 processor
lwz r2,160(r1)
cmplwi cr0,r2,0
beq cr0,L1051
cmplwi cr0,r2,1
beq cr0,L1052
cmplwi cr0,r2,2
beq cr0,L1053
cmplw
At 18:07 08/11/2005, you wrote:
Jump by offset label number? I don't understand it.
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Sorry Eduardo, am not knowledgeable of compiler i
At 18:22 08/11/2005, you wrote:
Any hints?
Use 2.1.1
Peter
version 2.1.1 [2005/11/08] for powerpc
Same result, Peter :|
P Davidson
Perhaps this code can do the trick, but don't know if is easily
integrable in fpc ppc codegenerator, you can adapt it a bit if you want
** IN r3 Value to
# [735] case l3o3.FormType of
// Select 3o3 processor
lwz r2,160(r1)
cmplwi cr0,r2,0
beq cr0,L1051
cmplwi cr0,r2,1
beq cr0,L1052
cmplwi cr0,r2,2
beq cr0,L1053
cmplwi cr0,r2,3
beq cr0,L1054
etc.
An
Hello,
I am trying to compile a very simple app (hello world kind) for DOS or
even for the Windows 98 rescue disk.
My first attempts ended up with a "This program cannot be run in DOS mode".
On the FP IDE I see many targets, but I don´t know witch one to
compile against. I see a few possible tar
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Paul Davidson wrote:
On Nov 8, 2005, at 12:11, Peter Vreman wrote:
# [735] case l3o3.FormType of
// Select 3o3 processor
lwz r2,160(r1)
cmplwi cr0,r2,0
beq cr0,L1051
cmplwi cr0,r2,1
beq cr0,L1052
cmplwi cr0,r2,2
beq
> >>># [735] case l3o3.FormType of
> >>> // Select 3o3 processor
> >>> lwz r2,160(r1)
> >>> cmplwi cr0,r2,0
> >>> beq cr0,L1051
> >>> cmplwi cr0,r2,1
> >>> beq cr0,L1052
> >>> cmplwi cr0,r2,2
> >>> beq cr0,L1053
> >>>
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