hi,
I'm trying to understand the backend code of gcc for MIPS
architecture.I'm having some trouble while understanding following
functions.
1: push_topmost_sequence();
2: emit_insn_after(seq,get_insns());
3: pop_topmost_sequence();
4: emit_insn_before
Would you please explain what's the rol
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A proposal was made to pick one the Decimal Floating-Point encodings from
the IEEE754r draft in the x86-64 psABI a few weeks ago (see thread starting
at http://www.amd64.org/lists/discuss/thrd215.html#08857). Given that any
such decision can have multiple developments, many users of x86-64 were
in
Issues of providing both standard conforming and target optimized
math runtimes for GCC were discussed.
Interested parties are various frontends (C++, Fortran, Ada) that
are required to provide support similar to C99 from their runtime
and like to be able to fall back to a standard conforming imp
Michael Eager wrote:
> Oliver Eichler wrote:
>> Hi,
>>
>> as the subjects states I try to find information about the .debug and
>> .line section in elf files. My elf files are build with gcc for ARC. The
>> elf man page is quite sparse about these sections. Can anyone give me a
>> hint where to fi
