Hello, I'm trying to write a GCC backend for a custom RISC machine and suddenly I seems to have a problem while compiling some C++ classes. After changing some code from all the implementation in the header file to declaration of the class in the header file and implementation in the .cpp file, the compiler started asking me for a STATIC_CHAIN_REGNUM. I'm a bit unfamiliar with this concept and google didn't really help (altho I found out there's a band called Static Chain...) so I was wondering if there are some links/ docs that explain what this does. Anyway, after declaring the macro and adding/ fixing some rtx templates in order to load a label into a register, now, when compiling the cpp file, I get some strange calls to some functions I've never seen before: __gxx_personality_sj0, _Unwind_SjLj_Resume, _Unwind_SjLj_Unregister. I'm pretty sure these are functions defined somewhere in libstdc++ but I have no idea what they do and I don't know why they suddenly appeared now, after I split the code in header/implementation. At the same time, some asm inlines which worked fine before started givimg me "error: ‘asm’ operand requires impossible reload", but however still work, as in they generate valid asm inline code. So, to summarize: 1. what exactly is a static chain? 2. why is that after splitting the code, calls to stdlibc++ suddenly appear, and is there a way to keep them from appearing? 3. is the asm error a fatal error or can I live with it/ fix it? Thank you in advance, Radu
