Hi All, Not really a kernel-related question. I've discovered that GCC 4.1.1 (which I'm not using for kernel compiling, but user space) generates branch likely instructions by default, even though the documentation says that their use is off by default for MIPS32 and MIPS64, because they are considered deprecated. They are documented as obsolete for the Broadcom chips I am working with. I'm investigating a software anomaly which looks like might be caused by failure to annul the delay slot of a branch-likely in the fall-through case. In parallel with writing some tests, I thought I would ask whether anyone happens know whether or not these instructions are known to actually work correctly on the SB1480 silicon (and perhaps any additional details, like what revisions, etc)? Thanks
