Jonas Maebe wrote:
On 26 Aug 2011, at 22:42, Mark Morgan Lloyd wrote:
Using 2.4.4 with -a -al -s this compiles to a .s which looks like this:
.Ll34:
# [439] IF z < 2299161.0 THEN
ld [%i6-32],%o0
ld [%i6-28],%o1
call fpc_int64_to_double
nop
sethi %hi(_$MOONPHASE$_Ld8),%o0
ld [%lo(_$MOONPHASE$_Ld8)+%o0],%f1
fcmpd %f0,%f1
nop
fbl .Lj87
nop
ba .Lj88
nop
.Lj87:
.stabn 68,0,441,.Ll35 - MOONPHASE_JYEAR$DOUBLE$INT64$INT64$DOUBLE
.Ll35:
# [441] a:= z
This appears to be the only place in the program where fcmpd %f0,%f1 is
generated, although the same opcode is generated with other registers as
opeands. Assembling with as (2.17 or 2.18), I get this error:
moonphase.s:629: Error: Illegal operands
The sparc only has single precision floating point registers. Double precision
values are stored in two consecutive single precision registers, and hence
arguments to double precision opcodes must always be even registers. The above
demonstrates a bug in the register allocator. Please file a bug report.
Submitted as 20072
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Mark Morgan Lloyd
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