On Mon, Sep 22, 2003 at 06:13:48PM +0200, Marcus Brinkmann wrote:
> I want to implement system call stubs on PPC. The code I want to end up
> this is the following ("tlbia" is really used as a slow system call here,
> that returns a pointer and three ints in r3 to r6):
I might just have misunderstood the wording in the gcc manual. It seemed to
me that gcc doesn't guarantee me that a register I allocate for a local
variable is really used for that variable. But the manual only says that it
is not tied to that variable _at all times_. At some times, and I assume
now that at all times it matters to me (in the asm statement), it will be
tied to that variable.
In that circumstances, I can do what I want to do with local vars in the
right registers, without explicit mr instructions.
Thanks,
Marcus
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