Hello gcc gurus,
I have a problem with jumps. Our architecture can only handle 13bit direct
jumps and 18 bit indirect jumps. Sometimes those 13bit are not enough and I
want to give the user the possibility to force jumps to be indirect jumps.
Somehow I was not able to find a way to do so. The m
On 07/05/2011 06:58 PM, Dimitrios Apostolou wrote:
The level of my understanding of this part is still basic, I've now only
scratched the surface of Dataflow Analysis.
Well you're not looking at df proper, which is mostly a textbook
implementation with some quirks; you're looking at RTL operan
On 07/07/2011 06:48 AM, Camo Johnson wrote:
> Somehow I was not able to find a way to do so. The main problem is
> that I can't find a way to tell the compiler that I need a register
> for the indirect jump.
Have a look at the SH target, which has a very similar problem.
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I have compiled this code in MS Visual C++ Express 2008 and it works as
it should be but when i compile this code in Mingw as a part of GCC ver
4.4.1-2 the input() function should return a temporary object to 'ob'
object and invoke the assignment operator '=' but it doesn't and it
shows me erro
Mactavish writes:
> I have compiled this code in MS Visual C++ Express 2008 and it works as
> it should be but when i compile this code in Mingw as a part of GCC ver
> 4.4.1-2 the input() function should return a temporary object to 'ob'
> object and invoke the assignment operator '=' but it doesn
