Hi!
Am 04.10.2007 um 15:52 schrieb Rask Ingemann Lambertsen:
The next step would be to check the .greg dump to see why
register 101
ends up being assigned to a hard register in class Rx_REGS.
The compiler stops before it can write the .greg file :-( Btw, I
use the switch -da to generate all files.
But register 102 is a pseudo register, isn't it?
Yes, I have 96 hardware registers. They are all in the
specification, but most are unused (yet).
A pseudo register must be accepted when !REG_OK_STRICT.
I forgot to accept pseudo-registers in REGNO_OK_FOR_BASE_P(r). Ok,
now I can compile
int c; f(void) { c = 4711; }
There are some strange move-instruction, but I can improve that later.
In my next High Scientific Programming code: int a, b, c; f(void)
{ c = a + b; } I get everything wrong again - even registers that
should not be used at all. I'll check the .greg file and kepp you
busy ;-)
Thanks,
Boris
