Am 15.10.2010 um 12:26 schrieb Alexander Graf:
On 15.10.2010, at 00:38, Alexander Graf wrote:
Am 15.10.2010 um 00:17 schrieb Andreas Färber andreas.faerber@web.de:
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/* saving non-volatile registers */
- stw r13, 8(r4)
I would recommend multiplying here:
stw r13, (3 * 4)(r4)
That makes it more readable.
- stw r14, 12(r4)
- stw r15, 16(r4)
- stw r16, 20(r4)
- stw r17, 24(r4)
- stw r18, 28(r4)
- stw r19, 32(r4)
- stw r20, 36(r4)
- stw r21, 40(r4)
- stw r22, 44(r4)
- stw r23, 48(r4)
- stw r24, 52(r4)
- stw r25, 56(r4)
- stw r26, 60(r4)
- stw r27, 64(r4)
- stw r28, 68(r4)
- stw r29, 72(r4)
- stw r30, 76(r4)
- stw r31, 80(r4)
Actually thinking about this a bit more, r13-r31 are already defined non-volatile by the C ABI, so you can be sure that the C function you're calling doesn't clobber them. You don't need to manually save/ restore them :).
Alex
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