> > Hi all, > > I've been trying to fix the build on mipsel-linux. It uses jit3. I've > got the LOUT build problem sorted out, the syntax of LOUT and friends > has changed between jit3 and jit1. The next stumbling stone is > prologue_xxC, which does not exist in jit3 funcs.h. So before I blindly > change prologue_xxC to prologue_xxx on mips (and possibly m68k, since it > suffers from same symptoms on netbsd), I'd like to know what the > difference in naming is supposed to mean ;) > > i.e. what is in the name suffix -xxx that xxC doesn;t have, etc. I > couldn't find that documented, unfortunately.
I don't think it actually matters, but the name is supposed to signify the parameters for the "instruction". As far as I can tell: R - register L - label C - constant or a label that refers to a constant. I think its basically a poor man's function overloading mechanism. So, in the case of prologue, it doesn't really matter since there aren't multiple implementations of the prologue. > cheers, > dalibor topic tim _______________________________________________ kaffe mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://kaffe.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/kaffe
